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Passengers 1802 Ships' Lists of Lochaber Immigrants 1802 PART I PASSENGERS 1802 SHIPS' LISTS OF LOCHABER IMMIGRANTS 1802 DAVID G. ANDERSON 'The ships' lists for the three ships, the FriPnL the the lot of most emigrants. Judging by Archibald's Hehand the Janeare located in the Archibald 'Mur- concerns as expressed in his writings, it seems likely laggan' McMillan Papers, National Archives of Canada that he was responsible for seeing to their welfare at (NA), MG 24 I 183. These lists form one of the key sea and on land. The logistics of assembling so many documents for a study of the Lochaber migration. people in one place (Fort William) on a certain date Originally we had thought to publish a reproduc- must have been formidable. Roads and communica- tion of the original ship lists that are part of the tions were limited. Archibald McMillan papers. Because the writing is so The initial list of passengers (numbers I to 299) faded, it was decided to do a new transcription from boarded in Fort mlliam. The addendum at the end the primary source document. We have reproduced of the list as published below is a list of passengers one page so that the reader may see the original. It is added by Somerled MacMillan in his &one Lochaber, interesting to note that the families came from all and seems to indude names of people who boarded parts of Lochaber - Laddy, Livisie, Munergy and the ships in Saltcoats on the Clyde River, the last stop many other places noted in the lists. The husband- before the Atlantic crossing. Archibald 'Murlaggan' wife-children groups are obvious but it is more diffi- McMillan, his wife and family are included in this cult to tell about the rest. Many groups would be sis- second list. Over a period of several weeks before go- ter-brother combinations, or just close friends. By all ing south, McMillan had enlisted over 250 passengers. accounts they had a much better time at sea than was At number 254 (John McMillan), the handwriting changes, signalling a second compiler. Archibald McMillan apparently had departed Fort William for DAWD U.E. ANDERSON, is a tenant of the Bethune- Glasgow in order to stock up on provisions and wa- Thompson House in Williamstown, Glengarry. He is past of the Glengarry Himrical Society. ter. He, his wife and family then boarded one of the ) ships at Saltcoats. PART I: PASSENGERS 1802 Passenger list of one page ship's lists of Lochaber immigrants 1802, showing names such as Cameron, Grant and Stewart. (Courtesy National Archives of Canada, Manuscript Division, Archibald McMillan and Family Papers, MG 24.1 183, p. 6) 6 CHAPTER 1: SHIPS' LISTS OF LOCHABER IMMIGRANTS 1802 MarDonell and Mardonald are anglicized variants 5 Marg: McPhee of the Gaelic word Dhomniullfor all those bearing the Anny McPhee & I child ----- name of clan Donald. It was the compiler of the origi- Donald McPhee nal list who made the choice. Other lists from this Anne Kennedy period show that some writers consistently used 'Mc' Janet Marshall as opposed to 'Mac' while others employed 'Donell' 10 McPhee's wife ?cddd as opposed to 'Donald.'The stress is on the first sylla- ----- ble in Gaelic. However one notable exception occurs Ewen Kennedy Aberchalder hi Wlfe in Catholic Jacobite families where the second lan- Don: Kennedy Kinlochlochy guage was French and the stress on the last syllable 4 children would he employed as in French. The few instances of ----- the spelling 'McDonald' in this list are cases where Don: Cameron Drimnasallie the line was crowded and the abbreviation 'McDon:d' 15 his Wife ----- is employed. The single case which is spelled out as ----- John Corhet Ardachy such is entry 284 (Don: McDonald), which is in a dif- Mrs Corbet ferent hand. In other words, the spelling variants are not important - they are all simply dhomniull in the William Corbet Gaelic. 20 -Christy Corbet & I child The compilers of the 1802 list wrote with a fine ----- clear hand and there is rarely an ambiguity in the John McDonald Inchlagan his Wife spelling. A case in point is Lerk although most Eng- Don: McDonell & 2 children lish-speakers use the spelling Leek, the Gaelic pronun- ----- ciation is better represented as Lerk as the list com- Donald Scot Aberchalder piler has done. 25 his Wife Broy:ras an abbreviation for Brother is an instance Alex Scot of the old conventionof representing the diphthong Dun: Scot Janet Scot 'th' by the old Anglo-Saxon letter thorn for which Mary Scot & z children English typographers usually substituted the roman ----- letter 'y.' Readers of the time would know by context 30 Dun: Kennedy Aberchalder and pronounce the word correctly, reading 'ye' as his Wlfe & 3 children 'thee', for instance. ----- Strike-outs in the lists are as they appear in the Don: Kennedy Achluachrach Mrs Kennedy original (for example number 10).The line numbers fdq+Hhd & 5 children occur in the original and are a running tally of the ----- number of adult passengers. 35 Alex McDonell Law Mrs McDonell & z children NAMES OF PASSENGERS IN ORDER OF ----- APPEARANCE ON THE LISTS John McDonell Ledr ----- Alex McPhee Aberchalder Don: Kennedy Laddy Alex McPhee Do. Mrs Kennedy & 2 children Catherin McAlpin ----- Mary McPhee 40 Don: McDonell Iaddy PART I: PASSENGERS 1802 John McDooell 80 Peggy McDonell Dun: McDonell Allan McDonell & 4 children Catherine McDonell ==s== Mary Kennedy Alexander McDonell Boline ---------- . his Wife 45 Allan McDonell Munergy Dun: McDonell Mrs McDonell 85 Donald McDonell Margaret McDonell taken in no. 298 Cath: McDonell & 4 children CatherinMcDonell ==s== Donald McDonell & z children John McDonell lnvewigar ----- Dugald McDonell Donaid McDougald Fr Augustus Catherin McDonell 50 Mrs McDougald 90 Flory McDonell Marjery McDougald Peggy McDonell Alex McDougald Donald McDonell & I child John McDougald ------== ----- ArcKd McLean lady [sic] Alexander Stovart & I child Ft Augustus &ex Angus McLean Do. 55 Donald Fmcr Lcck ----- MISFraser & I child 95 John Kennedy lnve~gar ----- his Wife Mary McAlpin Greenfield Dun: Kennedy Mary Camernn Letterfinlay Alexander Kennedy CatherinMcAlpin Do. ----- 60 Eliz: Grant Drimdrochil Donald Kennedy Inchlagan ----- IOO Angus Kennedy Alexander Grant Achnaconern Alex Kennedy Mrs Grant Allan Kennedy John Grant & 4 children Mrs Kennedy & z children ----- ----- Donald Grant Dalcatraig John Kennedy 65 Mrs Grant 105 his Wife ----- Ewen Kennedy Mary Grant Duldregan Mary Kennedy Flory Grant Alex Kennedy Isabella Grant Janet Kennedy Anne Grant Livisie Iro Angus Kennedy & 3 children 70 John Grant & I child ----- ----- John McDonell Ardnabie James McDonell Balrnean his Wife & I child Mn McDonell Alex Cameron Do. Kath: McDonell his wife Do. Allan McDonell & 4 children ----- ----- 115 John Stewart Boline 75 Don: McDonell Inchlagan Mary Stewart his Wife Catherin Stewart Mary McDonell ----=== Janet McDonell Ranald McDonell Achteraw Catherin McDonell Alex McKinzie Urquharr CHAPTER 1: SHIPS' LISTS OF LOCHABER IMMIGRANTS 1802 120 John McDonell Divach Efi McMillan Alex Scot Urquhart 4 children ----- ----- Chas. McArthur Inverskilroy John McMillan Shanvall John McArthur his Wife Sarrah McArthur Alex McKay & 3 children 125 Lizie McArthur ----- Donald McArrhur 165 Kath: McMillan Shanvall ----- Mary McMillan Do. Dun: McKinnon Donie Peggy McMillan Do. his Wife & 6 children & I child ----- ----- Effy Kennedy Caum Angus McPhee Crieff 130 Archy McMillan 170 his Wife & 3 children Mary McMillan ----- Kath: McMillan John McDonald Kenlochnadale Miles McMillan his Wife Dun: McLean &Wife Alex. McDonald 135 Alex McKinnon Donald McDonald his Wife & 3 children 175 Peggy McDonald Dun: McKinnon Mary McGilvray ----- ----- James Mclntosh Kerrowdoun Donald McMillan Tomdoun Catherin McIntosh his Wife & 4 children 140 Mary McDonell ----- Mary McDonell E. McMillan Corryhuy ----- 180 his Wife & 4 children Donald Kennedy Lewiston Arch'd McMillan Marg: Kennedy & 3 children ----- ----- Ewen McMillan Craigalachie 145 John Cameron Glenturret his Wife & I child Angus Cameron &his broy:r ----- Catherin Cameron Leck John McMiUan Corsuck Mary Gillis his Wife Mary Cameron 185 Ewen McMillan 150 Marjery Cameron 2 children 5 children ----- ----- Donald Cameron Kenlocharkaig John McMillan Muick his Wife & z children his Wife ----- Mary McMillan 155 John Cameron Kenmere 190 Marg: McMillan his Wife Catherin McMillan John Cameron ----- Donald Cameron Ewen McMillan Coinich Ewen Cameron his Wife & 3 children ----- ----- Dun: McMillan Shanvall John McMillan Glenpean his Wife 195 his Wife 160 Catherin McMillan Dun: McMillan PART I: PASSENGERS 1802 Dugald McMillan zjo Don: McDonell Aberchalder Bell McMillan his Wife Alex McMillan Anne McDonells I child Dun: McDonells ----- Ewen McDonells 200 John McMillan Camusein 2 children 3 children ----- ----- 2.35 William Fraser Ft Augustus John McMillan Coinich his Wife & z children hi Wife ----- Dun: McMillan Alex Fraser Ft Augusrus Betty McKinnon his Wife 205 Alex McDonell ----- Mary McMillan Munergy Alex Rankin Carnach 3 Children 240 his Wife ----- X [bkznkl Alex: McMillan Callich &tI children his Wife & I child ----- ----- Archibald Henderson Glencoe Ewen McMillan Quarter his Wife 210 Cath: McMillan 241 [blank1 ----- t&ild Angus McMillan Arkaig ----- his Wife & z children Ewen McLean Aberchalder ----- his Wife Angus McDonell Invervigar Donald McLean his Wife 250 Cath: McLean 215 Duncan McDonell Mary McLean ' Katherin McDonell 4 children Mary McDonell ----- Alex: McDonell Don: McMillan ALerchalder John McDonell his Wife ===== John McMillan zzo Donald McMillan Achintore yy Marg: McMillan hi Wife Mary McDonell & 3 children ----- ----- John McDonald Doen Donald
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