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J Scrope to Harrington see SP 36/48, f188
Catalogue reference: SP 36/46/187A
Date: 1738 Oct 25
J Scrope to Harrington see SP 36/48, f188
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Folios 74-77. Two lists of persons proposed to be excepted in the Bill of Indemnity....
Catalogue reference: SP 36/92/1/74
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- 1746
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Folios 74-77. Two lists of persons proposed to be excepted in the Bill of Indemnity. The following names are mentioned in Mr Murray's examination and in the secret papers taken after the Battle of Culloden.
Folio 74: Earl of Traquair; Sir John Douglass; Doctor [Peter] Barry; Earl of Clincarty; Sir James Harrington; Sir James Stuart of Goodtrees; Sir John Grahame [crossed out]; Lord Sempil [crossed out]; William Drummond; Sir James Campbell; James Carnegy [crossed out]; Sir Thos [Thomas] Sheridan; Sullivan; Sir John McDonald [crossed out]; Aneas McDonal; Waters [crossed out]; John O'Bryan [crossed out]; J Grame [crossed out]; General Bulkeley [crossed out]; George Kelly; Sir Charles Wogan [crossed out]; Walsh[crossed out]; Haliburton [crossed out]; McKenzie of Fairborn [crossed out]; McKenzie of Applecross [crossed out]; John McDonald of Glengarry [crossed out, now a prisoner in Edinburgh Castle]; McDougal of Lorn [crossed out]; McGrigor of Glengyle [crossed out]; Grant of Glenmorriston [crossed out].
Folios 75-77. List of 61 prisoners [Jacobites]: Earl of Traquaire; Sir John Douglass; Doctor Barry, also called Earl of Clinearty; McDonald, brother to Kinloch Moidart; Lawrence Mercer; George Gordon; Arthur Gordon; James Gordon; Henry Cumming the younger; James Robertson; George Robertson; David Stuart; Charles Stuart; Robert Stuart; Robert Stuart; James Farquharson; Thomas Blair; Colonel McDonald; Archbishop Menzies; Sir James Stuart; St Clair of Scots Scarsdale; Thomas Ferguson; Archibald Ferguson; Grigor McGrigor; Malcolm McLeod; Sir Wm [William] Dunbar; John James of Turner Hall the younger; Sir Alexander Bannerman; Alexander Irwin; Moir of Lonmay; Moir of Stonywood; Daniel Spaldane; Alexander Murray; David Robertson; Thomas Ogilvy; William Drummond; James Levistone; James Shirling; Ackinhead; Smith of Inveramsay; John Fullerton the younger; Sir James Stuart; James Carnegie the younger; Robert Anderson,; David Hunter; George Hay; Alexander Blair; Alex [Alexander] Garrioch; Andrew Hay; John Riddle; Donald Smith of Aberdeen; Charles Cumming; James Gordon; Francis Gordon; Robert Gordon the younger; Robt [Robert] Graham; Thos [Thomas] Mercer; Alexander Robertson; Alexander Thompson; David Tulloch; Wm [William] Vaughan.
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- Folios 67-68
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