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Content Vol 2 THE RED BOOK OF SCOTLAND THE RED BOOK OF SCOTLAND Vol. II. Bot – Car Gordon MacGregor www.redbookofscotland.co.uk Copyright © Gordon MacGregor 2018 The moral right of the author has been asserted First Published 2016 This Edition Published 2021 All rights reserved. Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise), without the prior written permission of the copyright owner. PRODUCED IN SCOTLAND ISBN 978-0-9545628-6-1 C o n t e n t s _______ Page Bothwell of Glencorse & Holyrood . 1 Bower of Invereighty & Kincaldrum . 13 Boyd of Penkill . 22 Boyd of Trochrig and Penkill . 27 Boyd of Petkindie . 33 Brander of Pitgaveny . 37 Brown of Hartree . 41 Brown of Gorgie, Braid & Johnstonburn . 47 Brown of Fordell . 54 Brown of Finmonth . 60 Brown of Balquharn . 67 Brown of Westhorn . 69 Bruce of Annandale . 72 Bruce of Clackmannan . 83 Bruce of Rait & Fingask . 98 Bruce of Cultmalundy . 106 Bruce of Muness . 114 Bruce of Sumburgh . 118 Bruce of Pittairthie . 125 Bruce of Symbister . 127 CONTENTS Page Bruce of Wester Kennet . 134 Bruce of Airth & Stenhouse . 137 Bruce of Larbertscheills . 148 Bruce of Kennet & Burleigh . 151 Bruce of Auchenbowie . 167 Bruce of Powfoulis . 172 Bruce of Stenhouse . 181 Bruce of Newton & Cowden . 202 Bruce of Kinnaird . 206 Bruce of Kinnaird . 208 Bruce of Kincavil . 214 Bruce of Earlshall . 218 Bruce of Pitlethie . 227 Bruce of Abden, Grangehill & Falkland . 229 Bruce of Blairhall . 234 Bruce of Kinross & Balcaskie . 243 Bruce of Arnot . 246 Bruce of Carnock & Kincardine . 250 Bruce of Broomhall & Kincardine . 255 Bruce of Binning . 260 Bruce of Kinloch . 263 Buchanan of that Ilk . 265 Buchanan of Leny . 277 Buchanan of Auchmar . 291 Buchanan of Auchlessie & Arnprior . 296 Buchanan of Auchlessie, Arnprior & Buchanan . 301 Buchanan of Arnprior . 307 CONTENTS Page Burdon of Auchengarrich & Feddall . 310 Butter of Gormack . 321 Butter of Kilmavoulin & Dunfallandie . 331 Butter of Pitlochry & Faskally . 336 Butter of Braehouse . 345 Calder of Muirton . 347 Calderwood of Polton . 351 Callander of Durrator . 357 Callander of Manor . 362 Callander of Craigforth & Ardkinglass . 366 Callander of Newton of Bothkennar . 378 Callander of Westerton of Bothkennar . 376 Cambo of that Ilk . 383 Cameron of Lochiel . 386 Cameron of Glendessary . 414 Cameron of Dungallon . 419 Cameron of Fassifern . 421 Campbell of Argyll . 426 Campbell of Lochnell . 456 Campbell of Stonefield . 470 Campbell of Jura . 477 CONTENTS Page Campbell of Barbreck . 485 Campbell of Cawdor . 490 Campbell of Ardchattan . 516 Campbell of Airds . 529 Campbell of Denhead . 538 Campbell of Persie . 542 Campbell of Keithock . 544 Campbell of Souterhouses & Ormidale . 551 Campbell of Smiddiegreen . 559 Campbell, portioner of Keithock . 562 Campbell of Chapelton . 563 Campbell of Lundie (1st) . 564 Campbell of Lundie (2nd) . 567 Campbell of Glenorchy . 569 Campbell of Ardbechlorn . 610 Campbell of Auchinryre . 612 Campbell of Edinample . 615 Campbell of Edinchip . 621 Campbell of Ledcharrie . 627 Campbell of Corriecharmick . 628 Campbell of Ardeonaig & Lochend . 631 Campbell of Loch Dochart . 639 Campbell of Auchlyne . 644 Campbell of Lawers . 649 Campbell of Murthly . 667 Campbell of Edramuckie . 671 Campbell of Easter Schian . 677 Campbell of Garrows . 684 CONTENTS Page Campbell of Kinloch . 687 Campbell of Possill & Colgrain . 697 Campbell of Seat & Kincraigie . 710 Campbell of Turrerich . 713 Campbell of Glencarradle & Kinpunt . 715 Campbell of Aberuchill . 718 Campbell of Clathick & Killermont . 737 Campbell of Burnbank . 748 Campbell of Fintullich & Barcaldine . 750 Campbell of Inverveich . 771 Campbell of Ballieveolan . 774 Campbell of Glenlyon . 778 Campbell of Knockhill & Lecropt . 794 Campbell of Duneaves . 797 Campbell of Roro . 802 Campbell, Baronets . 804 Campbell of Monzie . 809 Campbell of Achallader . 830 Campbell of Auchinbreck . 841 Campbell of Kames . 852 Campbell of Kildalloig, Danna & Auchinbreck . 854 Campbell of Danna . 865 Campbell of Kilberry . 868 Campbell of Glencarradale . 872 Campbell of Lagg . 875 Campbell of Ardkinglass . 876 Campbell of Lix . 889 Campbell of Loudoun . 893 CONTENTS Page Campbell of Wester Loudoun . 906 Campbell of Cessnock . 909 Campbell of Gargunnock . 913 Campbell of Crunan . 915 Campbell of Carsegownie . 918 Campbell of Balgirsho . 922 Campbell of Kilmun . 924 Campbell of Inverawe . 926 Campbell of Kilmartin . 935 Campbell of Shirvan . 941 Campbell of Inverliver . 947 Campbell of Glenmore . 953 Cardney of that Ilk and Foss . 958 Cardney of Clachladdrin . 962 Carmichael of Meadowflat . 964 Carmichael of Balmedie . 967 Carnegie of Balmachy . 985 Carnegie of Balnamoon . 988 Carnegie of Craigo . 996 List of Abbreviations b. born bap. baptised c. christened c/m contract of marriage m. married d. died dsp. decessit sine prole – died without issue d. vita patris died in the lifetime of the father k. killed ksp. killed leaving no issue. .
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