The Black Book of Taymouth (1855) - Breadalbane Charter Room, Clan Campbell & MacGregor Genealogy PDF & Surname Index

Unlock Six Centuries of Highland Clan Kinship, Feudal Charters, Bonds of Manrent & Tenant Muster Rolls from the Breadalbane Charter Room (1067–1703)

Privately printed at Edinburgh in 1855 by T. Constable for the Bannatyne Club under the editorial direction of celebrated Scottish legal antiquary Cosmo Innes (1798–1874), The Black Book of Taymouth; With Other Papers from the Breadalbane Charter Room is one of the rarest and most important primary source collections ever published for the Central and Western Highlands of Scotland. Drawn directly from the private muniments of the Campbells of Glenorchy (later Earls and Marquesses of Breadalbane) at Taymouth Castle, this monumental quarto volume preserves nine distinct archival record series spanning Perthshire, Argyll, Breadalbane, Lorne, Glendochart, Glenlyon, Loch Tay, Rannoch, Balquhidder, Strathearn, and Menteith during an era that predates surviving Old Parish Registers (OPRs) by up to two hundred years.

What's Inside This Enhanced Fairbairn's Crests Digital Edition:

• Complete 517-Page Archival Edition: Includes 4 pages of newly typeset Fairbairn's Crests Front Matter (Pages i–iv), all 489 retained original quarto pages from the 1855 Bannatyne Club edition (with 26 blank flyleaves, library stamp pages, and dark wrapper scans removed), and a newly compiled 24-Page Alphabetical Surname & Place Index at the back of the volume.
• Preserved Original Archival Pages & 9 Color Lithographed Portraits: Retains the original 1855 archival page backgrounds, red-and-black Gothic blackletter typography, William Forrest's etched frontispiece of Kilchurn Castle on Loch Awe and 1619 Holyrood portrait of Sir Duncan Campbell, and all nine full-color lithographed portraits of the Lairds of Glenorchy by W. H. Lizars.
• I. The Black Book of Taymouth (1598–1648, pp. 1–106): Master William Bowie's famous chronicle of the first nine Lairds of Glenorchy—from Sir Colin Campbell, Knight of Rhodes (1432), and Sir Duncan Campbell (slain at Flodden, 1513) to "Black Duncan of the Cowl" (d. 1631) and Sir Colin the 8th Laird—recording every marriage, child, tocher (dowry) payment, land conquest, castle built, and the blood feud with the proscribed Clan Gregor (including The Genologie of the Clangregour on p. 64).
• II. The Chronicle of Fortirgall (1093–1579, pp. 107–148): The vital 16th-century obituary register and weather chronicle compiled by James M'Gregor (Dean of Lismore) and the curate of Fortingall, recording exact death dates, Gaelic patronymics, wives, and burial places of hundreds of Highland men and women across Fortingall, Inishail, Finlarig, Weem, Dalmally, Killin, and Dunkeld.
• III. Duncan Laideus' alias Makgregouris Testament (c. 1552, pp. 149–173): The famous Scots poetic testament of the Highland freebooter Duncan MacGregor ("Duncan Laideus," executed with his sons Gregor and Malcolm Roy in June 1552), complete with a folding manuscript facsimile.
• IV. The Buke of Bandis of Manrent, Calpis & Fostering (1488–1681, pp. 175–262): Abstracts of 144 original Highland bonds wherein clansmen and whole septs—MacGregors, MacNabs, MacLarens (Clanlaurane), MacIntyres (Clan Teir), MacDougalls, MacCorquodales, MacNaughtons, MacEwens, Menzies, and Stewarts—bound themselves in manrent service, pledged their calp (best beast at death), or signed formal Celtic contracts of child fostering and adoption.
• V–IX. Rentals (1582, 1594), Household Books (1590–1626), Inventories (1598–1640), Baron Court Books (1621–1642), 1638 Muster Rolls, Feu Charters (1550–1703) & Letters (1570–1651): Homestead-by-homestead tenant rentals, court assize rolls, charters (including the hereditary Dewars' custody of the Coygerach or Quigrich of St. Fillan in Glendochart, 1428–1487), letters from King James VI, Charles I, and painter George Jamesone, and the extraordinary 1638 Rollis of Able Men with their Armis naming every tenant and the exact sword, targe, Lochaber axe, bow, or hakbut he carried.

Historical & Regional Overview

Few surviving Scottish records capture the transition from Celtic patriarchal custom to feudal charter law as vividly as the Breadalbane muniments. In the Bonds of Manrent and Fostering, researchers can witness native Highland families renouncing their old chiefs or binding their posterity to the House of Glenorchy, alongside detailed contracts for fostering the heir of Glenorchy in the house of Duntrone or with native tenants in Breadalbane. In the Chronicle of Fortirgall and the Baron Court Books, the everyday lives, marriages, blood feuds, cattle raids, mill multures, and trials of ordinary Highlanders are recorded with full three- and four-generation Gaelic patronymics (such as Donald M'Cruiter V'Ewin or Katherine Neyn Donyll V'Clawe), allowing family historians to reconstruct multi-generational pedigrees in the 1400s, 1500s, and 1600s.

Equally valuable for social and military historians are the Inventories of Plenishing (listing everything from the Knight of Rhodes' silver-set amulet stone and Queen Anne of Denmark's diamond ring to Lochaber axes, two-handed claymores, and the "heading axe" at Finlarig) and the 1638 Muster Rolls of Able Men across the parishes of Killin, Strathfillan, Inishail (Inchaddin), Dull, Weem, Kenmore, and Glenorchy. With Fairbairn's Crests' newly compiled 24-page Back-of-Book Index and section-by-section page conversion guide, navigating this landmark 517-page volume is effortless.

Surnames & Families Indexed in This Volume (288 Surname & Patronymic Groups):

Abercrombie (Abircrombie), Achrerar (Makachrerar, M'Achrerar, M'Acherer), Adamson (Adam), Ade, Alexander (Allexander, Earl of Stirling, Menstrie), Allan (Allane, V'Allane, W'Allen), Allester (M'Allester, Makallester, M'Alester, V'Allester), Ammonache (Ammonach), Anderson (Andersone, Andersoun), Arbuckle (Arbukle), Areskyn (Erskine, Erskyn, Sir Charles of Cambuskenneth), Arnot, Artt (M'Artt, Arthur, Makarthour, M'Arthur), Atholl (Stewart / Murray, Earls of Atholl / Awtholl), Ayson (M'Ayn, M'Ane, Makane, V'Ayn, W'Ane), Baine (Bane, Bayne, M'Bayne, Makbane), Balfour (Captane Balfour of Torrie), Ballantyne (Bannatyne, of Kaymes), Balvaird (Johnne Balvaird, Notary), Banerman (Walter Banerman of Kellybroquhy), Barclay (Mr Robert Barclay), Barre (Mariota Barre), Barron (Barroun, Alias Monteith / Menzies), Battisone (Walter Battisone, Brouster), Baxter (Alane Baxter, Robert Jack Baxter), Bay (M'Bay, Johne M'Bay), Bean (M'Bean, Patrik Roy M'Bean), Bischope (Duncane Bischope alias Campbell), Blair (Alexander Blair of Corbis), Bochannan (Buchanan, Valteri Bochannan, Mr George Buchanan), Boece (Hector Boece), Borrych (Gilberti Borrych, Vicar of Dysart), Bothwell (Lord Bothwall / Bodell), Bowie (Bowy, Bovius, Master William Bowie, Notary & Pedagogue), Boyd (Johnne Boyd, Cuik), Breadalbane (Campbells, Earls & Marquesses of Breadalbane), Broun (Broune, Brown, Brwn), Bruce (Brws, Brus, King Robert the Bruce, King David II), Burdonne (Robert Burdonne), Burnet, Butter (Johne Butter of Gormok), Cairlich (M'Cairlich, M'Carlich, M'Kerlich, M'Kerlycht), Cameron (Cameroun, Johne Cameroun of Lochzeall / Lochiel), Campbell (Campbel, Campbelle, Kambell, of Lochow, Glenorchy, Breadalbane, Argyll, Lawers, Glenlyon, Glenfalloch, Barcaldine, Inverawe, Ardkinglas, Cawdor/Calder, Dunstaffnage, Duntrone, Monzie, Murthlie, Aberuchill, Mochaster, Keithock, Lix), Camrone (Allane Camrone of Lochaill), Cardini (Cardney, Robert & William Cardini, Bishop of Dunkeld & Laird of Foss), Cargill (Donald Cargill, Notary), Carswell (Corswell, Master Johne Carswell, Superintendent of Argyll), Challar (M'Challar, M'Kellar, Makcellar, Makfale), Chapman (Johne Chapman, Chapmanboy), Charlissoun (Duncani Charlissoun), Chrearar (Crerar, Crerare, M'Chrerar, Black John Crerare), Chrystie (Crystie, Robert Chrystie), Clagane (M'Clagan, Johne M'Clagan), Clan Chattan (Clanchatten), Clan Donnachaidh (Clandonoquhy, Clan Donnochie, Robertson), Clan Dougall (Clandoulcheir, MacDougall), Clan Gregor (Clangregour, Clangregor, MacGregor), Clan Labhran (Clanlaurane, Clanlaurent, Clanlawren, MacLaren), Clan Nab (Clannab, MacNab), Clan Tear (Clan Teir, Macintyre), Clerk (Clark, Cleriche, M'Cleriche, M'Clerich, John Clerk of Eldin), Cockburn (Cokbwrn, Robert Cockburn, Bishop of Dunkeld), Colquhoun (Colquhoun of Luss / Lus, Mariory Colquhoun, Agnes Colquhoun), Colvill (Colvine, Johne Colvill of Wester Comrie, Mr Alexander Colvine), Comrie (Comry, of that Ilk), Conacher (M'Conachie, M'Conochie, Makconochie, M'Conoquhy, V'Conoquhy), Constable (T. Constable, Printer to Her Majesty), Corcadill (M'Corquodill, Macquorcodill, M'Corcadill, V'Corcadill, Hew of Phantelandis), Coull (M'Coull, M'Cowle, Makcoul, MacDougall of Lorne / Dunollie / Raray), Craig (of ly Craig), Crichton (Crychtoun, George Crychtoun), Cullein (M'Cullein, W'Cullein), Cunningham (Cunynghame, Master Johne Cunynghame, Anna Cunynghame Marchioness of Hamilton), Curle (Jacobo Curle, Burgess of Edinburgh), Dalgleische (Walter Dalgleische), Darnley (Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, King Henry), Dewar (Jore, Doire, M'Indeor, Makindeor, Makindewar, M'Indeora, Hereditary Custodians of the Coygerach of St. Fillan), Dickson (Jo. Dickson), Dog (Walter Dog, Notary; Cristine Dog), Donaldson (Donaldsone), Donull (M'Donald, MacDonnell, of Glencoe, Keppoch, Colonsay/Colosna, Alasdair MacColla), Douglas (Dowglas, Gavin Douglas Bishop of Dunkeld, Earls of Angus & Morton, Margaret Douglas Lady Lorne), Dow (Dhu, Black, Johnne Dow, George Dow, James Dow), Drummond (Drummound, Dormond, Lord Drummond, Earls of Perth, Inchaffray, Stobhall, Balloch, Carnock, Comrie, Pitcairnis), Duff (M'Duff, M'Duif, Makdufe, V'Nokerd), Dunbar (George, Earl of Dunbar; Gavin Dunbar; William Dunbar), Duncanson (Duncansoun, MacGregor / Robertson), Edmonstone (Edmestoun, Edmunstoun, of Duntreath / Dountreith), Elpine (Duncanum Elpine, 1428 Inquest), Erskine (see Areskyn), Eskir (Allester Esker), Ewen (M'Ewen, M'Ewin, MakEwin, V'Ewin, Hereditary Seanachies & Bards to Clan Campbell), Farcharson (Farcharsone, Donald Farcharsone in Casteltoun), Fargisone (Ferguson, Fergusone, M'Fargus), Fleming (Flemyng, Fleiming, John Flemyng in Port of Lochtay, Patrik Fleiming Cuik), Forbes (Forbesis), Forrest (William Forrest, Engraver, Edinburgh), Fostyr (Mariote Fostyr, Lady Lawers), Fotheringham (Fothringame, Laird of Powrie Fothringame), Fyschear (Sir John Fyschear, Treasurer of Lismore), Galt (Mallcolme Galt), Gaw (Thomas Gaw, Notary), Gillechallum (M'Gillechallum, Makgillechallum, M'Illechallum), Gillechrist (M'Gillechrist, M'Illechrist), Gillemartine (M'Gillemartine, M'Illemartein, M'Gillemartene), Gillepatrick (M'Gillepatrik, M'Illepatrik, Makpatrik), Gillespie (M'Gillespie, Makgillespi, M'Gillespy, M'Gillespik), Glass (Glas, Mr Thomas Glas Minister, Patrik Glass in Crieff), Gordon (Gordoun, Earls of Huntly, John Gordon of Buckie, Captain Gordon), Gorme (Johannis Gorme M'James, Donald Gorme), Gow (Patrik Gow, Smith of Balloch & Finlarig, Johnne Gow), Graham (Grahame, James Graham Marquis of Montrose, Earls of Menteith, Lawrence Grahame, Walter Grahame, Johnne Grahame), Granger (Elspet Granger), Grant (John Grant of Freuchie / Freuchy, Duncan Grant), Gray (Jone Gray of Easter Comrie), Gregor (M'Gregor, Makgregour, M'Gregour, V'Gregor), Gressich (Donald Gressich, Miller in Balloch, M'Gressiche), Hadden (Adame Hadden, Park Dyker), Haidman (Dauid Haidman), Haldin (Haldane, Dauid Haldin), Hamilton (Hamiltoun, Hammiltoun, Archbishop John Hamilton, Marquis & Marchioness of Hamilton, Duke of Chatelherault, Gavine Hammiltoun Notary), Hay (Sir Gilbert Hay, Hew Hay of Cobill Croft, Hew Hay in Skeagis), Hebrune (Hepburn, Patrik Hebrune of Willyes Apothecary, Prior John Hepburn), Henderson (Hendirsone, Hendrysone, Johnne Hendirsone of Brabsterdouran), Home (Hoome, Hume, Alexander Home of Argadie, Hendrie Hoome), Houston (M'Huston, M'Houston), Innes (Cosmo Innes, Editor; M'Innes), Irving (Irwing, Irwine, Robert Irwing of Fedderat, Thomas Irwine), Jamesone (George Jamesone, 'The Scottish Vandyck', Painter of Aberdeen & Edinburgh), Johnson (Johnesone, Jonson, Dougalli Johnson, Willelmi Johnson alias M'Gregor), Kelburne (James Kelburne, Burgess of Rothesay), Kerres (M'Kerres, M'Kerras, Donald M'Kerres of Port Lochtay), Keyth (Keith, William Earl Marischal, Dame Annas Keyth Countess of Argyll & Moray), Kincaid (Doctor Kincaid), Kinnoull (George Hay, 1st Earl of Kinnoull, Lord High Chancellor), Kippen (Andro Kippen, Gardener of Balloch), Kynroiss (Maister Henry Kynroiss), Lacok (Magistri Joannis Lacok, Canon of Dunkeld), Laideus (Laidus, Laudasach, Laudosach, Duncan M'Gregor 'Duncan Laideus'), Lauderdaill (John Maitland, Earl of Lauderdale), Lawmonth (Lamont, Johne Lawmonth of Inveryne, Knight), Leche (Leiche, Leyche, Litch, Leitch, M'Lecheir, M'Lechreist), Leischeman (Dauid Leischeman, Smith), Lennox (Leuenax, Stewart & Douglas, Earls of Lennox), Leslie (Johne, Lord Leslie; Norman Leslie), Levingstone (Levingstoun, Alexander Earl of Linlithgow, Alexander Levingstoun), Lindesay (Lindsay, Sir David Lindsay, Walter Lindesay, Lord Lindsay), Litster (Thomas Litster), Lizars (W. H. Lizars, Lithographer, Edinburgh), Lockhart (Lokhart, Mr Alexander Lokhart of Braidschaw, Mungo Lokhart of Nether Howdoun), Loudoun (Campbell, Hew Lord Loudoun, John Earl of Loudoun High Chancellor), Lynach (Donald Lynach M'Avicar), Lyndissa (Lord Lindsay), MacArthur (M'Arthour, Makarthour, M'Arthur, Patrik of Terrewadych, Charlis of Teirndhowedych), MacAulay (Makawlay, M'Cawlay, M'Aule, Awlay Makawlay in Auchinfad), MacCallum (M'Callum, M'Olchallum, M'Colchallum, Makolchallum, Poltalloch & Rannoch), MacConachie, MacCorquodale, MacCulloch (Horatio M'Culloch, R.S.A.), MacDonald, MacDougall (M'Dougall, Makdougall, M'Dowgall, M'Coull, of Dunollie / Lorne / Raray), MacEwen, MacFarlane (M'Farlane, M'Farlan, Walter of Gartavartan, Laird of MacFarlane, Andro of Drumfad), MacGillivray (M'Gillivray, M'Illevorrie, M'Gillevorie, M'Illevernock), MacGregor, MacInnes (M'Innes, Charles Dow M'Innes), MacIntosh (M'Intosche, M'Inthosse, Sir Lauchlan of Dunachton / Dunauchtane), MacIntyre (M'Inteir, Makintyir, M'Intyir, M'Entyre, Clan Teir), MacKay (M'Kay, V'Kay), MacKean (Makeane, MakEan, M'Ean, M'Cane, of Ardnamurchan), MacKellar, MacKenzie (skenzie), MacKercher (M'Kerrachar, Donald & Gillechreist in Port of Lochtay), MacKerras, MacKie (M'Kie, Thomas M'Kie), MacKillop (M'Killip, M'Killib, M'Killop), MacKinlay (M'Kinlaye, Makfinlay, M'Finlay, V'Finlay, M'Inlay), MacKinnon (Makinnair), MacLachlan (U'Lauchlane, M'Lauchlan, V'Lachlyn, Niklauchlane, Maklauchlane), MacLaren (M'Lauran, M'Laran, V'Laurane, Maklaurene, Clan Labhran), MacLean (M'Leane, M'Clane, M'Clean, Murdoch of Lochbuy, Lawchlane of Doward / Duart), MacLellan (M'Gillelan), MacLen (Mr Johnne McLen, Pedagogue; M'Clen, M'Len of Lochbowie), MacLucas (M'Lucas), MacMartin (M'Gillemartine, M'Illemartein), MacMillan (M'Millan), MacNab (M'Nab, Maknab, M'Nabe, of Bovain / Bowane), MacNaughton (M'Nachtan, Maknachtan, M'Nauchtane, M'Nachtyn, of Dundarave / Doundaraw), MacNeill (M'Neill, Makneill, V'Neill), MacNevin (M'Nevin, Makvin, Makevin, Clerk M'Nevin), MacNicoll (M'Nicoll, Maknicoll, V'Nicoll), MacOlchallum, MacPatrick (M'Phatryk, M'Patrik, Makpatrik, V'Patrik), MacPherson (Makphersone, Donald Prior of Strathfillan), MacQueen (M'Quene, M'Quein, M'Queane, Patrik Minister of Rothesay), MacQuhewin (M'Quhewin, M'Ewen), MacRorie (M'Rorie, Makrorie, V'Rorie), MacSorley (M'Sorle, W'Sorle), MacVicar (M'Avicar, Makavicker), Makkeissak (M'Keissik, Donald Makkeissak, Finlay M'Keissik), Makkerress (Donald Makkerress), Maklinow (Maklivoirrie), Makmesker (M'Mesker, M'Meskir), Makpaull (Makpaull Dow), Malcolm (Malcolmi, King Malcolm III Canmore / Kandmoir, Malcolm IV), Mallcomson (Johne Mallcomson), Mar (Erskine, Johne Earl of Mar, High Treasurer of Scotland), Marischal (Keith, Wiliame Earl Marischal), Maxton (Allexandri Maxton de Cultoquhey), Meiklejohn (Meiklejohne, William Meiklejohne, Notary), Mellvill (Meluill, Lord Melville), Menteith (Monteith, Graham Earls of Menteith; Johnne Monteith alias Barroun; Donald Monteith alias Barroun), Menzies (Menzeis, Meinzies, Menzheis, of Weem / Weyme, Rannoch, Comrie, Rorow, Enoch), Merser (Mercer, John Merser, Notary in Perth), Miller (Millar, Patrik Miller Noter, Alester Miller, Donald Millar), Mitchell (George Mitchell), Moir (Johnne Moir, Nicoll Moir), Moncreiff (Moncreif, Laird of Moncreiff), Montrose (Montrois, Montross, Graham Earls & Marquis of Montrose), Moray (Murra, Murray, James Stewart Regent Moray), Morton (William Douglas, Earl of Morton, Lord Treasurer; James Douglas, Regent Morton), Mowatt (Mr Rodger Mowatt, Advocate in Edinburgh), Murray (Murra, Murray, of Tullibardine, Strowan, Ochtertyre, Abercairney, Sir Patrik Murray, D. Murray Lord Scone), Muschet (Edinampill / Burnbank), Naper (Napier, Johne Lord Naper), Neill (Margaret Neill), Neilson (Gregorii Neilson, Johnne Stewart Neilsoun), Ogilvie (Sir Patrik Ogilvie of Inchmartine, Laird of Powrie), Oliphant (Laird of Kelly), Orkney (Orknay, Patrick Stewart, Earl of Orkney; Thomas Orknay), Patone (Williame Patone), Peddie (Donald Peddie in Ardetie & Glaschegar), Petir (Magie Petir, Lady's Aide-de-Camp), Phietar (Donald Phietar, Dempster), Pitcarne (Guilielmo Pitcarne de Drunghe), Primroiss (Prymrois, Henry Primroiss, Mr Dauid Prymrois), Pudroche (Pudrach, Pudriche, Duncane M'Allester Pudriche, Gillemichaell Pudroche, Patrik Pudroch, Williame & James Pudrach), Purdie (Patrik Purdie), Quhit (Quhyte, Andro Quhit, George Quhyt, Notaries; Magie Quhyte; Thomas Quhyte), Rae (Thomas Rae, Notary), Ramsay (Ramsaye, Robert Abrach Ramsay alias M'Gregor; Magister Willelmus Ramsay, Notary), Reddoch (Reddocht, Redecht, John, William, Archibald, Edward), Reid (Malcum Reid, Chaplain & Notary), Reidheuch (Alexander & Edward Reidheuch of Cultabraiggan), Reoch (Riach, Rioch, Duncani Reoch, Johne Reoche, Rob Reoch, Duncan Rioch, Patrik Rioch), Richie (Magie Richie), Rizzio (David Rizzio), Robertson (Robertsone, Robertsoun, of Strowan / Struan, Lude, Carwhin / Kyrquhon, Keirquhoun), Rollok (Rollo, Sir Walter Rollok of Lawtoune, Sir James Rollok, William Rollok), Ross (Ros), Ruthven (Ruthuen, Rothwen, William Earl of Gowrie, William Lord Ruthven, Katherine Ruthven Lady of Glenorchy, James & David Ruthven), Sanderis (Leornard Sanderis of Mylhorne), Schaw (Schawe, Harie, Alexander, Williame & Henrie Schaw of Cambusmoir and Knokhill), Scherar (Robert Scherar in Strathalloun), Schorache (Allister Schorache), Scot (Scott, Domino Guilielmo Scot de Balvirie, Andro Scott Wright), Scrymgeour (Scrymgeor, Sir Johnne Scrymgeor of Dudop, Constable of Dundee), Seylach (Johne Seylach M'Coule in Seill), Short (Captane Johne Short, Provost of Stirling), Sinclair (Synclair, Singlar, Henry Lord Sinclair, Dame Elizabeth Sinclair Lady Glenorchy, Eleanor Sinclair Countess of Atholl), Skandebar (Johne Skandebar, Englishman), Smyth (Finlay Smyth in Killin), Spens (Johanne de Spens de Perth, Bailie of Glendochart, 1428), Stalker (M'Instalker, M'Ynstalker, M'Stalker, Makinstalker, V'Instalker), Stanness (Stennes, Cristiane Stanness), Staineris (Christen Staineris), Steinie (David Steinie), Stevenson (Stevinsoun, Sir Patrick Stevinsoun, Vicar of Luss), Stewart (Stuart, Steuart, Kings of Scotland, Dukes of Albany, Lords of Lorne, Earls of Atholl & Buchan, Stewarts of Appin, Grandtully / Grantully, Garth, Fortingall, Bonskeid, Ballechin, Innermeath, Ardvorlich, Balquhidder), Stirling (Margarett Stirling of Keir, Archibald Stirling of Coldoch), Sutherland (Countess of Sutherland), Symson (Finlai Symson, Scribe of Dunkeld), Taillour (Tailyour, M'Intaillour, M'Intailyour, Johne Drummond Taliour, Donald Taillour in Morinch, Gillechrist M'Intaillour), Toscheoch (Toscheocht, Toschach, Toscheach, Andro & Dauid of Monzie / Monzievaird), Traquair (John Stewart, Earl of Traquair, Lord High Treasurer), Tullibardine (Murray, Lairds & Earls of Tullibardine / Tulibardin), Vykfail (W'Faill, Mary Vykfail), Walcar (Thomas Walcar), Wale, Wardlaw (Wordlaw, Sir Hendrie Wordlaw of Pitreavie, Chamberlain to Queen Anne), Weymes (Wemyss, Weme, Weyme, Laird of Wemyss), Wigtoun (Earl of Wigtown), Williamson (Williamsoun, Patrick Williamsoun), Wricht (Robert, Alexander & Johne Wricht at Mill of Abirfaldie), Wylzemson (Malcolmi Wylzemson), Yarrow (Duncane Yarrow).

Parishes, Baronies, Castles, Kirks, Lochs & Settlements Indexed (150 Locations):

Abercairney (Abercarny), Aberdeen, Aberfeldy (Abirfaldie, Mill of), Aberlednock (Abirlednoch), Aberuchill (Aberurquhill, Abirruquhill), Achallader (Achalladour, Auchallader, Auchalladour, Castle & Tower of), Acharn (Acharne, Aucharne, Aucharn), Achmore (Auchmoir), Amulree (Achnofavnich), Appin (Appin of Dull / Appildull, Appin of Lorne), Archatton (Archattane, Ardchattane, Priory of), Ardbeich (Ardbeiche), Ardchalzie (Ardchalze), Ardeonaig (Ardewnak, Ardewnig, Ardewnaig, Parish & Lands of), Ardkinglas (Archinglas, Ardkinglass), Ardnamurchan (Ardnamurroch, Ardnamurchan), Ardtalnaig (Ardtallonik, Ardtollonaig, Ardtollony, Artollanig), Argyll (Argyle, Ergyle, Ergile, Earldom & Sheriffdom of), Arras (West Flanders), Atholl (Athole, Awtholl, Earldom & District of), Auchlyne (Auchline), Badenoch (Badzenoch, Badzenocht), Ballechin (Ballechane, Ballachan), Balloch (Taymouth Castle, Castle & Barony of Balloch), Balquhidder (Balquhidder, Buchquhidder, Strathyre), Bannockburn (Bannakburn, Battle of), Barcaldine (Barchaltane, Barchaltan, Castle of, in Benderloch), Benderloch (Benderloch, Bendaraloch, in Lorne), Ben Lawers (Lawers, Laweris, Lawiris, Barony & House of), Bovain (Bowane, Bovayne, in Glendochart), Breadalbane (Braidabane, Braydalbane, Breidalbane, District & Province of), Brechin (Brechine), Cambuskenneth (Cambuskennall), Cambusmore (Cambusmoir, in Menteith), Carwhin (Kyrquhon, Keyrquhon, Keirquhoun), Cawdor (Calder, Thane / Laird of), Comrie (Comry, Parish & Lands of), Corrichiba (Corrichiba, Forest of, in Glenorchy), Cowal (Cowell), Cranduich (Crandich), Crannich (Cranniche, Crannych, Cranich, in Lochtay), Crieff (Creif), Cultoquhey (Cwlthequhay, Cultequhay), Dalgardie (Dalgardy), Dalmally (Dalmalie, Glenorchy Kirk / Clachandysart), Discher and Toyer (Discheoir and Toyer, Descheor and Toyer, Lordship on Loch Tay), Drummond Castle (Drummen), Dull (Appin of Dull, Kirk & Parish of Dull), Dumbarton (Dunbarten, Castle & Shire of), Dundarave (Dundaraw, Doundaraw, Castle of), Dundee (Dundie), Dunfermline (Dunfermeling, Dunfermling), Dunkeld (Dunkell, Cathedral, Bridge & Mill of), Dunollie (Dunollycht, Dunnollycht, Castle of), Dunstaffnage (Dunstafnis, Castle of), Duntrone (Duntroon, Castle of, in Argyll), Dysart (Clachandysart, Kirk of Glenorchy), Edinample (Edinambill, Edinampill, Castle & Lands of, in Balquhidder), Edinburgh (Edinburch, Edinburghe, Edynbroch), Eigg (Ycollumkyll / Iona), Falkland (Palace of), Fearnan (Fernay, Stronfernay, on Loch Tay), Finlarig (Finlarg, Finlarge, Fynlark, Castle & Chapel of, at Killin), Flodden (Flowdane, Flouddoun, Battle of, 1513), Fortingall (Fortirgall, Fortyrgill, Fortorgell, Kirk & Cure of), Foss (Fos, in Strathtay), Garth (Gart, Castle of), Glenalmond (Glenalmound, Glenalmont), Glencoe (Glenco), Glendochart (Glendoquhart, Glendochirde, St. Fillans), Glenfalloch (Glenfallach, Barony of), Glenfruin (Glenfrune, Glenfroone, Conflict of, 1603), Glenlivet (Glenlivatt, Battle of, 1594), Glenlochy (Glenloquhay, 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