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]

The Dignity Of A Baronet

Source

"The dignity of a Baronet of Great Britain and Ireland, granted to Ewen Cameron, of Fassifern and Callart, in the county of Argyll, and of Arthurstone, in the county of Angus, Esq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten."

Helen Stewart, Widow Of Allan Cameron Of Callart

National Archives (UK)
Catalogue description
Barons of the Scottish Exchequer concerning the claim of Helen Stewart, widow of Allan...
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Reference: T 1/359/75
Description:
Barons of the Scottish Exchequer concerning the claim of Helen Stewart, widow of Allan Cameron of Callart, that by a marriage settlement she is entitled to a sum payable on part of his estates which were forfeited after the rebellion.
Note: Damaged.
Date: 1755 Dec. 24
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

After Fassifern

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