Cameron Of Lochiel

Source

"By the best Celtic authorities, the Camerons are supposed to have been of the same origin as the Clan Chattan. At first there were three branches of them the Camerons of Glenevis, the Camerons of Strone, and the MacMartins of Letterfinlay, all separated from the Clan Chattan by the end of the 14th century, probably after the famous battle of the North Inch at Perth."

Margaret Married Captain Donald Cameron Of Strone

The Celtic magazine, Volume 9,  edited by Alexander Mackenzie, Alexander Macgregor, Alexander Macbain:

Cameron News In A Letter To Archibald McMillan

Archibald McMillan and family fonds : H-1099  (Image 118; 119)

Transcribed letter (original can also be seen on earlier images)
23/25 March 1804
Edinburgh

...letter from McMillan forwarded to father which he received at the same time from Glenpean
Mr. Ross's sons...idle dogs, and fit for nothing but the Army or Navy.  ...the most thriving, Charles, is gone to the west Indies...

Strone's son is a remarkable fine boy...father...or bred him as a merchant, instead of making a weaver of him...but if report is true, you will soon have him in America, for they say that Strone, and all the Mackalonies are to visit you next year.

Secheil had a sell lately, and great are the changes...along both sides of Locharhaig every single small tenant is to be dispossessed.  John Glenevis gets Crieff and.....

Duncan Cameron and his sons get Murlaggan Hallish.....

The three McPhies get...

Glenevis gets...

Captain Cameron at the head of Lochiel is to be dispossessed, but the poor man now fortunately get in as a Captain to the Canadian ___Regiment.

We are still military men in this part of the world...

Most sincerely yours, Dun Cameron