Mary, Daughter Of Cameron Of Callart

The exact wording of the traditional tale is not significant in this case. The gist is as
follows:

Mary, daughter of Cameron of Callart sometime in the 17th century, was enamoured of a
son of MacConnochie of Inverawe. This and her generosity to the poor did not please her
father who locked her in a garret. Meanwhile a trading vessel brought the plague to the
family and all but the isolated Mary died. [Source]