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FOOTNOTES:

[44] Lord Lovat's Mee

[46] Reay, p 78

[47] Wood's Peerage

[48] See Brown's History of the Highlands But Home, in his History of the Rebellion, speaks of Lords Tullibardine and Seaforth as co from a different quarter ”Most of these persons,” he says, ”came privately from France”

[49] Athol Correspondence Printed for the Abbotsford Club App 229

[50] Home's History of the Rebellion, p 19

[51] Home, pp 22, 23

[52] Jacobite Memoirs

[53] Glenfinnin is in the shi+re of Inverness, and the parish of Glenelg

It is situated at the head of Loch shi+el

[54] Jacobite Memoirs, p 23

[55] Introductory Notice, Athol Correspondence, p ix

[56] Pennant's Scotland, vol i p 118

[57] It has lately been proved, beyond doubt, that the parr is a young salmon, not a distinct fish

[58] Pennant, p 119

[59] Jacobite Memoirs, pp 26, 27

[60] Henry Benedict, afterwards Cardinal York

[61] Jacobite Memoirs, p 31

[62] See Forbes's Jacobite Memoirs, p 51

[63] This casket was never more seen It was supposed to contain family jewels

[64] Mrs Grant's MS For which I am indebted for the whole of this account

[65] Mrs Grant's MS