Scatwell. On the 7th of April, 1764, he married Katharine, daughter
of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, by Lady Helen Sutherland, daughter
of William, Lord Strathnaver, with issue -
1. Lewis, Colonel of the Ross and Cromarty Rangers. In 1794, he
married Grace, daughter of Thomas Lockhart of Newhall, and died
without issue before his father, in 1810.
2. James Wemyss, who succeeded his father.
3. Helen, who in 1790 died unmarried.
4. Katharine Morrison, who in 1819 died unmarried.
In 1795 Sir Roderick built, on his estate of Pittonachty, the
present mansion, to which, with the property, he gave the name of
the adjoining estate of Rosehaugh, and removed his family to it
from the old house at Findon. He also built the present Church
of Urquhart, or Ferrintosh, the old one having become uninhabitable
from the accumulation of interments within it. He died on the
11th of June, 1811, and was succeeded by his eldest surviving son,
VIII. SIR JAMES WEMYSS MACKENZIE, fifth Baronet and eighth
of Scatwell, M.P., and Lord-Lieutenant for the County of Ross.
He resided for a time in Jamaica, and was Paymaster in the army.
He was born on the 10th of August, 1770, and married on the 26th
of March, 1810, Henrietta Wharton, only surviving daughter and
heiress of William Mackenzie, IV. of Suddie, by Margaret, daughter
of Sir Alexander Mackenzie, V. of Coul, widow of Captain Robert
Pott of Galallan, without issue; and on the death of her brother,
Major-General John Randoll Mackenzie, of the 78th Highlanders,
at Talavera, in 1809, she brought to Sir James the estate of
Suddie. By her (who died on the 14th of November, 1840) he had
an only child, who on his death in 1843, succeeded his father as
IX. SIR JAMES JOHN RANDOLL MACKENZIE, sixth Baronet and
ninth of Scatwell, who was born on the 20th of June, 1814, and
married on the 10th of October, 1838, Lady Anne Wentworth
Fitzwilliam, daughter of Charles William Wentworth, fifth Earl
Fitzwilliam, K.G. She died in 1879, without issue.
Sir James in 1849 obtained a disentail of the Scatwell estates,
and soon after alienated or sold them. Findon went, under a deed
of arrangement, to his cousin, the late Lewis Mark Mackenzie,
grandson of Colin, second son of Sir Lewis Mackenzie, VI. and
third Baronet of Scatwell, and was until recently possessed by
his brother, Sir James Dixon Mackenzie of Findon and Mountgerald,
who on the death of Sir James John Randoll Mackenzie, on the
22nd of February, 1884, without issue, assumed the Baronetcy of
Scatwell, and who, failing the male representation of the Mackenzies
of Ardloch, is heir male also to the Tarbat and Royston Baronetcies,
and to the original Earldom of Cromarty. The estate of Scatwell was
sold to Mr Murray of Polmaise; Lochluichart to Lord Ashburton;
Rosehaugh in 1864, to the late James Fletcher, while that of Suddie
was retained in the hands of the trustees under Sir James John
Randoll Mackenzie's marriage settlement.
THE MACKENZIES OF BALLONE.
I. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, the first of this family, was fourth son
of Sir Roderick Mackenzie, Tutor of Kintail, by his wife Margaret,
daughter and heiress of Torquil "Conanach" Macleod of the Lewis,
Coigeach, and Assynt, by his wife Margaret, daughter of Angus
Macdonald, VI. of Glengarry. Alexander has a sasine as fourth
son of the lands of Acha-ghluineachan, Lochbroom, in 1635, where
Ballone, now called Inverbroom, is situated, and comprising
Acha-ghluineachan, Achataskaill, Craigour, Strathnasealg,
Arigholach, and other lands. On the 24th of June, 1637, he grants
a disposition of the lands of Achataskaill to Sir John Mackenzie
of Tarbat. He married Agnes, widow of Kenneth Mackenzie, II. of
Inverlael (sasine on marriage contract in 1629), and daughter of
William Fraser, V. of Culbokie, by his wife Christian, daughter
of Alexander Chisholm, XVIII. of Chisholm, with issue -
1. Alexander, his heir and successor.
2. Jean, who married first, in 1663, Simon, second son of the Hon.
Simon Mackenzie of Lochslinn, and brother of Sir George Mackenzie
of Rosehaugh, with issue - Simon, I. of Allangrange. She married
secondly, in 1667, Alexander Mackenzie, IV. of Loggie, without
issue.
3. Margaret, who married first (sasines 1671 and 1673), Sir
Roderick Mackenzie of Findon, fourth son of Alexander Mackenzie,
I. of Kilcoy, with issue - (1) Alexander, who died young; (2)
Lilias, who married Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, first Baronet and IV. of
Scatwell (marriage contract 6th of July, 1682), with issue. She
was served heir of entail to her brother on the 12th of October,
1693; (3) Isobel, who married her cousin, Simon Mackenzie, I. of
Allangrange (marriage contract 22nd of August 1693), with issue;
(4) Jean, who married John Chisholm, XX. of Chisholm, with issue;
and (5) Margaret, who married Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, first Baronet
and VIII. of Gairloch (marriage contract dated 21st of April,
1696), with issue. Margaret of Ballone married, secondly, Colin
Mackenzie, I. of Mountgerald, without issue.
Alexander had also a natural son, Colin, who has a sasine of
Kildonan of Lochbroom in 1684, and was Chamberlain to Lord Tarbat.
He died at Munlochy, in 1645, and was buried in St. Clement's
Church, Dingwall.
His widow, Agnes Fraser, married thirdly (marriage contract dated
Kingillie, 12th of January, 1650), as his second wife, the Hon.
Simon Mackenzie of Lochslinn with issue - Kenneth Mor Mackenzie,
I. of Dundonnel, and two daughters - Isobel and Elizabeth, married
respectively to Murdoch Mackenzie, VI. of Fairburn, and the Rev.
Roderick Mackenzie, minister and laird of Avoch.
Alexander was succeeded by his only son,
II. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, second of Ballone, to whom his uncle,
Kenneth Mackenzie, I. of Scatwell, has a retour of Tutory in 1656
as "nearest agnate-uncle on the father's side," Alexander being
then under age. In 1673 he received a disposition and charter
from his cousin, Sir George Mackenzie of Tarbat, afterwards first
Earl of Cromarty, followed by a sasine in the same year of the
lands of Ballone, and others. In 1708 he has a charter under
the Great Seal in the superiority of Culinchmeanach, Culinchmore,
Breakach, and Achnacloich. He married Lilias (marriage contract
20th July, 1670, and sasine 1671), daughter of Kenneth Mackenzie,
VI. of Gairloch, by his wife, Anna, daughter of John Grant of
Grant, with issue -
1. Margaret, who married, first, a Mr Cathcart, without issue; and
secondly, George Mackenzie, II. of Gruinard, with issue - George,
his heir, thirteen other sons and nine daughters, besides six
sons and four daughters he subsequently had by a second wife.
The sixth son was Roderick Mackenzie, tacksman of Tighnafaoilin,
who married Barbara, daughter of Alexander Mackenzie, I. of
Ardloch, with issue, among others, Margaret, who married Captain
John Mackenzie, VI. of Ballone. George had also Annabella, who
married Murdoch Mackenzie, merchant, Stornoway, son of Roderick
Mackenzie, III. of Avoch, with issue - two daughters, the eldest
of whom, Jean, married John Tolmie, tacksman of Uiginish, Dunvegan,
Skye, with issue - among others, Annabella, who married her cousin,
Hector Mackenzie, second son of Captain John Mackenzie, VI. of
Ballone.
He married, secondly, Mary, daughter of Roderick Mackenzie, V. of
Fairburn (sasine 18th of February, 1676), by his first wife, a
daughter of Patrick Grant of Glenmoriston, with issue -
2. Alexander, his heir and successor.
3. Isabell, who married John Macrae, second wadsetter of Conchra
(sasine 1697), only surviving son of the Rev. John Macrae, Chaplain
to one of Seaforth's regiments at Sheriffmuir, where he was killed
in 1715, leaving issue - three sons and a daughter.
Alexander died in 1724, aged 80 years, and was buried at Lochbroom,
in a tomb built by himself in 1666, when he was succeeded by his
only son,
III. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, third of Ballone. In 1728 he has a
disposition and ratification of his father's charter of 1673 granted
to him by Lord Tarbat In 1732 he is seised in a wadset of the
lands of Achtaskaillriach in security for a loan of 3000 merks to
the Earl of Cromarty; and in the following year he is seised in
the lands of Culinchmore, Culinchmeanach, Breakach and Achnacloich.
He married his cousin Barbara, daughter of Kenneth Mor Mackenzie,
I. of Dundonnel (sasine in 1727, long after the marriage), and
niece of Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh, with issue -
1. Alexander, his heir and successor.
2. Colin, first of Badluachrach. Colin was a Captain in the
Jacobite army under the Earl of Cromarty in 1745-46 and commanded
the men of Ballone who were out on that occasion. He was captured
at Dunrobin on the 15th of April, 1746, conveyed to London,
but afterwards, through the instrumentality of the Rev. James
Robertson, the famous "Ministear Laider" of Lochbroom, obtained
his release, and subsequently rewarded his benefactor by marrying
the lady to whom the reverend gentleman was engaged - Mary, daughter
of William Mackenzie of Achilty and Kinnahaird, with issue - (1)
Kenneth, served heir to his father in Badluachrach in 1772; (2)
Alexander, who married Barbara Maclean, with issue - two sons and
a daughter; (3) Donald of Fasna-crionach, who married Kelly Fisher,
Greenock, with issue - a son, Kenneth.
3. Kenneth, who married, first, Barbara, daughter of Colin Ruadh
Mackenzie, without surviving issue; and secondly, Barbara, daughter
of Roderick, tacksman of Tighnafaoilin, son of George Mackenzie,
II. of Gruinard, with issue - (1) Roderick, who married, first,
Miss MacIver, in the Lewis, with issue - one son and two daughters.
He married secondly in Harris. (2) Kenneth, who died unmarried;
and (3) Barbara, who married Roderick Mackenzie, Mellan Charles,
with issue - Donald, who died unmarried, and Barbara, who married
Simon Mackenzie, Doire-na-Muc, with issue.
4. Margaret, who married first, James Macrae of Balnain, near
Dingwall, third son (by a second marriage) of the Rev. John Macrae,
minister of Dingwall, without surviving issue; and secondly, in
1749, as his first wife, Colin Chisholm, IV. of Knockfin, with
issue.
5. Anne, who married Roderick, son of Mackenzie of Achilty, with
issue - four daughters, Annabella, Barbara, Christy, and Isabella,
all married with issue. (See Findon's Tables, sheet 10.)
6. Catherine, who in 1727, married Simon Mackenzie, II. of
Loggie of Lochbroom, grandson of the Hon. Simon of Lochslinn, with
issue - Annabella, who married Colin Riabhach Mackenzie, third son
of Kenneth Mor Mackenzie, I. of Dundonnel, without issue.
7. Margaret, who married first, a gentleman at Craigour, without
issue; and secondly Roderick Mackenzie, III. of Kernsary, with
issue (sasine 1742).
Alexander's wife died in 1768, aged 83 years, survived by over sixty
children and grandchildren at her death. He died before 1752, and
was succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, fourth of Ballone, retoured to his father
in 1752. He married Catherine, daughter of George Mackenzie, II.
of Gruinard (sasine in 1742, several years after the marriage),
with issue -
1. Alexander, his heir and successor.
2. Captain John, who succeeded his brother Alexander.
3. Mary, who married her cousin, Roderick Mackenzie, III. of
Kernsary (sasine in 1762), with issue.
4. Catherine, who married Colin Knight, in the Lewis, with issue.
5. Isobel, who married the Rev. Alexander Stronach, minister of
Lochbroom, with issue.
6. Barbara, who died unmarried.
7. Alexandrina, who married Alexander Macrae, Strathmore of
Lochbroom, with issue.
Alexander died in 1755, and was buried in Lochbroom. He was
succeeded by his eldest son,
V. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, fifth of Ballone, who was retoured
to his father in 1756. He was at the same time served heir male
in special to his great-grandfather, who died in 1724. He died
unmarried, having been drowned at sea in 1762, when he was succeeded
by his brother,
VI. CAPTAIN JOHN MACKENZIE, sixth of Ballone, who was retoured
heir to his brother Alexander in 1764. He has a sasine of Ballone
in 1792, but he alienated the estate six years later, in 1798,
to Henry Davidson of Tulloch, whose representatives have since
sold it to Sir John Fowler, Baronet, of Braemore, its present
possessor. Captain John married Margaret, eldest daughter of
Roderick Mackenzie, tacksman of Tighnafaoilin, by his wife,
Barbara, daughter of Alexander Mackenzie, I. of Ardloch (sasine
1770), fourth son of Sir John Mackenzie, first Baronet of Tarbat,
by his wife. Margaret, daughter of the Hon. Sir George Erskine of
Inverteil, brother of Thomas, Earl of Kellie, with issue -
1. John, his heir and successor.
2. Hector, who on the 13th of November, 1826, married Annabella,
youngest daughter of John Tolmie, tacksman of Uiginish, Isle of
Skye, by his wife Jean, daughter of Murdoch Mackenzie, Stornoway,
and his wife Annabella, daughter of George Mackenzie, II. of Gruinard,
with issue - an only son, John Tolmie Mackenzie, the present male
representative of the family. Hector and his wife first resided in
Liverpool but afterwards at Dunvegan, Skye. In 1841 he emigrated
to Cape Breton, intending to settle there with his family, a
project frustrated by his assassination there a short time after
his arrival.
3. Barbara, who married Captain Campbell, with issue - a daughter,
Margaret.
4. Catherine, who married William Mackenzie (of the Gruinard
family.), Ullapool, with issue - (1) John, who married Mary Campbell,
with issue - John William, and Catherine; (2) Isabella; (3) Lilias,
who married John MacPhail, merchant, Ullapool, with issue - the
Rev. George MacPhail, minister of Albert Square Church, Dundee
William; Catherine, who married John Cameron, teacher, Ullapool,
with issue - three sons and three daughters; Isabella, who married
the Rev. Neil Morison, Free Church minister of Barvas, Lewis, with
issue - a son and a daughter; Abigail; and Anne Barbara. Captain
John married secondly, Ann, daughter of George Mackenzie, tacksman
of Ach-na-h-Airde, Coigeach, with issue -
5. George, who went to Cape Breton, and married Miss Fraser at
St. Anne's there.
6. Alexander, who also emigrated to North British America, and
entered into business along with his cousin, Roderick Mackenzie,
at St. Francois, a small town on the St. Lawrence. He subsequently
bought a farm in the township of Wickham, and married Sarah
Duncan, of Grantham, with issue - (1) James Mackenzie, solicitor,
Lapeer, Michigan, U.S.A., who married, first, in July, 1867,
Georgina Hunter, of Gardiner, Maine, with issue - one son, Harvard
Hunter, who died young. James married, secondly, in 1875, his
first wife having died in 1868, Amanda Hart, with issue - Harrison
Hart, and Emily Sarah; (2) Roderick Munro; (3) Andrew Duncan;
(4) Norman; (5) Alexander Stronach; and (6) Henry, all living
in 1879.
7. A daughter, who married William Mackenzie, Dornie of Coigeach,
with issue.
8. Margaret, who married Alexander Macrae, Strathglass, with
issue.
9. Georgina, who married Kenneth Maclennan, Coigeach, with
issue - one son, Donald.
10. Hannah, married William Macdonald in America.
Captain John died at Coigeach, aged 97, in 1829, and was buried
there, the weather at the time having been too stormy to allow of
his remains being taken for interment to the burial place of his
ancestors.
He was succeeded as representative of the family by his eldest
son,
VII. JOHN MACKENZIE, shipowner, Stornoway, who married Barbara,
daughter of John MacIver, shipowner, and sister of the late Dr
Alexander MacIver, Stornoway, with issue -
1. John, his heir and successor.
2. A daughter, who died young.
3. Lilias, who married Alexander Morrison, rope manufacturer,
Stornoway, with issue - (1) John Mackenzie Morrison, fishcurer
and ship-broker there, and a County Councillor. He married Anne
Isabella, daughter of Captain Alexander Macdonald, shipowner,
Garmouth, with issue - two sons and six daughters; (2) Alexander
Morrison, importer and commission agent, Stornoway, unmarried
(3) Catherine Anne, who married Norman Forbes, contractor, son
of Captain Donald Forbes, shipowner, Stornoway, without issue.
Alexander Morrison died in January, 1881.
4. Margaret, who married Captain Alexander Macleod, Valtos, Lewis,
without issue.
5. Anne, who married Hector Mackenzie, Poolewe, with issue - Annabella
Jessie and Helen Anne.
He was drowned at sea on the Cornish Coast, and was succeeded as
representative of the family by his only son,
VIII. JOHN MACKENZIE, who married Mary Macphie, with issue - a
son and two daughters, all of whom died young. On his death the
male representation of the family devolved on the only son of his
uncle Hector,
IX. JOHN TOLMIE MACKENZIE, Dunvegan, Isle of Skye, factor for
Macleod of Macleod. He was born on the 16th of June, 1828, and
on the 13th of January, 1857, married Henzell, second daughter of
David Dixon Ferguson, artist (descended from the Perthshire Fergusons
of Dunfallandy), by his wife Mary, daughter of William Sanderson
of Springbank, with issue -
1. Murdo Tolmie, M.B., North Uist.
2. John Ferguson.
3. Hector Hugh, North Uist Estate Office.
4. David Ferguson.
5. William MacNeil, Kansas City, America.
6. George, a student of medicine.
7. John Tolmie.
8. Mary, who died young.
9. Annabella.
10. Mary, who married the Rev. John Francis Smith, London, with
issue - four sons.
11. Isabella Barbara.
12. Margaret MacNeil.
13. Henzell.
14. Jean Lilias.
THE MACKENZIES OF KILCOY.
I. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, first of this family, was third son of
Colin Cam Mackenzie, XI. of Kintail, by his wife Barbara, daughter
of John Grant, XII. of Grant, by Lady Marjory Stewart, daughter
of John, third Earl of Athole. In 1616 Alexander has a charter
of the lands of Kilcoy, dated 18th July. On the 29th of January,
1618, he has a Crown charter of the Barony of Kilcoy. In July,
1634, he was appointed Commissary of Ross, and in the same year,
on the 17th of September, he has a charter from King Charles
appointing him Principal Sheriff of the shire of Inverness. He
married in 1611 (marriage contract dated 15th August) Jean, daughter
of Sir Thomas Fraser of Strichen, Tutor of Lovat, and widow of
Sir James Stewart of Muiren and Kilcoy, with issue -
1. Colin, his heir and successor.
2. Thomas, who has a sasine in 1678.
3. Alexander, I. of Muirton of Kilcoy, who married Marie,
daughter of John Cuthbert of Drakies. He has a sasine of the
lands of Muiren in 1657, and a charter to "Alexander in the Muir"
in 1666. By Marie of Drakies he had issue - (1) Colin, his heir and
successor; (2) the Rev. John, successively minister of Kingussie
and Laggan, in Badenoch; (3) Kenneth; (4) Simon; (5) Isobell; and
(6) Lilias, who married George Leslie (marriage contract dated
24th December, 1697). Alexander was succeeded as II. of Muirton
by his eldest son, COLIN MACKENZIE, W.S., who married Anna,
daughter of Sir James Grant of Moyness (she married secondly, Hugh
Innes, Younger of Rosskeen), with issue - (1) Kenneth, his heir
and successor; (2) Simon, who died abroad; and three daughters.
KENNETH MACKENZIE, his eldest son, succeeded as III. of Muirton,
and married Mary, second daughter of Charles Mackenzie of Cullen,
with issue, a son - ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, IV. of Muirton, who in
1752 excambed the lands of Muirton of Kilcoy for the lands of
Wester Fairburn, then the property of his cousin, Colin Mackenzie,
VI. of Kilcoy. From this time the lands of Wester Fairburn were
renamed Muirton, after the original possessions of this family
in the Black Isle. Alexander, IV. of Muirton, married Margaret,
eldest daughter of James Mackenzie, III. of Highfield, with
issue - (1) James; (2) Colin, M.D., who both died unmarried; and,
according to the traditions of the district, (3) Big Simon, who
emigrated to New South Wales; and (4) Alexander, who went to
England, married there and had issue; (5) Mary, who married as his
first wife, without issue, Roderick Mackenzie, II. of Scotsburn;
(6) Martha, who married Hugh Rose of Cuilich, with issue;
(7) Margaret, who married the "Black" Calder, with issue; (8) a
daughter, who married Alexander Cumming, with issue; and (9) Jean,
who married James Shaw, Bailie of Inverness, who died on the 21st
of January, 1801. Jean and her husband apparently succeeded by
will or purchase to the lands of Muirton of Fairburn, for they were
undoubtedly in a position at their death to leave them to their
eldest son, Alexander Mackenzie Shaw, a minor, only 17 years old
when his father died. The management, however, was left in the
hands of a Mr Fraser, who squandered the funds which should have
been invested for the second son William, a Colonel, H.E.I.C.S.
(married with issue), and ten daughters, who survived their father
and to make up the deficiency, not only Muirton of Fairburn, but
Waternish in Skye and Woodside near Fortrose, also the property
of Bailie Shaw at his death, had to be sold. Muirton was bought
by a Mr Reid, who afterwards resold it to William Mackenzie, W.S.,
son of Alexander Mackenzie, I. of Portmore. Alexander Mackenzie
Shaw, the Bailie's eldest son, was a Captain in the army, and
married in 1804, Mary Laing, with issue - (1) Gilbert Shaw, who,
born in 1806, was a Judge in Jamaica, and died a few years ago
at Tongland, Kirkcudbrightshire; (2) Gilbert, who died young;
(3) Henry Bridgwater; (4) Alexander, Colonel Madras Infantry; (5)
John; (6) Mary, who died unmarried; (7) Hectorina, who married
Mr Sprott; and (8) Eleanor, who married Mr Seabank.
4. Sir Roderick Mackenzie of Findon, who married Margaret, daughter
of Alexander Mackenzie, I. of Ballone, with issue - Alexander,
who died in 1693; Lilias, who married Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, IV.
of Scatwell, with issue; Isobel, who married Simon Mackenzie, I.
of Allangrange, with issue; Jean, who married John Chisholm, XX.
of Chisholm, with issue; and Margaret, who married Sir Kenneth
Mackenzie, VIII. of Gairloch, with issue. Sir Roderick died in
1692.
5. Isobel, who married Roderick Mackenzie, III. of Redcastle,
with issue.
6. Jean, who married David Ross, III. of Pitcalnie, Tutor of David
Ross, thirteenth of Balnagown.
7. Katherine Beatrice, who married first, Duncan Bayne of Tulloch;
and secondly, in 1651, George Munro, Younger of Lemlair.
8. A daughter, who married Maclean of Borreray.
He also had three natural daughters who married respectively
Hector Mackenzie IV. of Fairburn (marriage contract dated 11th of
February, 1637); Neil Bayne, in Uist; and the Rev. John, son of
John Roy Mackenzie, IV. of Gairloch.
Alexander married, secondly, Margaret Dunbar, with issue - a daughter,
Barbara, who died unmarried in 1656.
He was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. COLIN MACKENZIE, second of Kilcoy, who married (contract,
21st March, 1640) Lilias, sister of Sir Alexander Sutherland, Lord
Duffus (sasine 1649), with issue -
1. Alexander, his heir and successor.
2. Roderick of Dalvennan, Advocate, who married Margaret, sister
of John Cathcart of Castletown, without male issue. He has a sasine
of Allangrange in 1672.
3. Charles of Cullen, who in 1682 married Florence, daughter of
John Mackenzie, II. of Applecross, with issue - a son, who died
young; Abigail, who married Alexander Mackenzie of Lentran;
Mary, who married Kenneth Mackenzie, III. of Muirton, with issue;
Katharina, who married Roderick Mackenzie, IV. of Redcastle;
Florence, who married Duncan Macrae of Inverinate, with issue;
and Margaret, who married (marriage contract 25th of November,
1719) Alexander Mackenzie, fourth son of Roderick Mackenzie, V.
of Redcastle. Charles Mackenzie of Cullen was Tutor to Donald,
V. of Kilcoy, during his minority and the troublous times of
1715. In that year the Earl of Sutherland addresses a letter,
dated Inverness, 19th November, "To Charles Mackenzie of Cullen
and the Family of Culcowie" demanding payment of L200 sterling
"towards the militia" and "if ffailzie" that their goods and
effects shall be given up to free quarters. He died in 1732.