LIST OF JACOBITES PRISONERS AT INVERNESS, 19 … · LIST OF JACOBITES PRISONERS AT INVERNESS, 19 APRIL 1746 George Addison,fromAberdeen Occupation: Bawman Prisoner no.:14 Prisoner

LIST OF JACOBITES PRISONERS AT INVERNESS, 19 APRIL 1746

George Addison, from Aberdeen Occupation: BawmanPrisoner no.: 14Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746. Imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Plead guilty. The designation‘bawman’ may be the same as ‘bouman’ or ‘booman’, a tenant who received stock from his landlord and shared hisprofits with him. Nothing more is known of him. He may have died in the transports. List says he was imprisoned.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 4 & 5

Regiment: Pitsligo's Horse Rank: Other Ranks

John Airth, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 16Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. No further reference to him.

Muster Roll states might have died.


Regiment: Lord Lewis Gordon's Rank: Other Ranks

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William Anderson, from Angus Occupation:Prisoner no.: 51Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. No further reference to him. Mighthave died.


Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Other Ranks

Thomas Armstrong, from Angus Occupation:Prisoner no.: 64Prisoner at:Inverness, London

Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746, imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put aboard the ‘Jane of Alloway’10 June 1746 for Tilbury during June 1746. Turned Kings Evidence against Nicholas Glascoe and others.Discharged.





John Beverly, from Aberdeen Occupation: Silk-dyerPrisoner no.: 158Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Transported on 21 March 1747.


Regiment: Stoneywood's (Aberdeen) Rank: Other Ranks

Jan Boy, from Resides in France Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Most of the French Units capturedwere finally discharged. There is no further information on Jan Boy so he might have been sent back to France.

Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614

Regiment: FitzJames' Horse Rank: Other Ranks



William Boyd, Earl of Kilmarnock, from Stirlingshire Occupation: LandownerPrisoner no.: 1469Prisoner at:Inverness, Tower of London

Aged 41 years. When only ten years old he went with his father to oppose Lord Mar in 1715. Succeeded to Earldomin 1717. Died 18 August 1746. After the battle of Prestonpans he joined the Prince and was made a Colonel.Surrendered at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. He made a mistake supposinga troop of English cavalry was FitzJames’ Horse. His own account states as his companions were escaping hesurrendered to Lord Mark Kerr’s Dragoons and was saved from attack by the Dragoons by the intervention of LordAncrum. He was sent to the Tower of London along with Lords Cromartie and Balmerino. He was tried before theHouse of Lords on 28 July 1746 and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to death and executed by beheading at TowerHill, London on 18 August 1746. After being sentenced he appealed for mercy to George II and the Duke ofCumberland.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 110, 111Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 320 & 321Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. I, New Spalding Club, 1894, Chapter XXVIIIHistory of family: https://archive.org/stream/dictionaryofnati06stepuoft#page/100/mode/2up

Regiment: Kilmarnock's Horse Rank: Colonel

Alexander Buchanan, from Callander Occupation:Prisoner no.: 271Prisoner at:Inverness, Perth, Edinburgh Canongate,London

Aged 19 years, son of the Laird of Auchleishiel. ‘Carried arms as a Captain in the rebell service’. Captured 13 June1746 (Prisoners of the ‘45) yet he is listed in the List of Prisoners at Inverness on 19 April 1746 having surrenderedon Culloden Battlefield. Was shown as a prisoner in London. Was imprisoned in Perth on 8 August 1746, EdinburghCanongate Prison. Was shown to be a prisoner in London. He was tried on 15 November 1746 acquitted on accountof being 19 years of age. His servant, John Buchanan, deponed that he had several times deserted or tried to do soand that he was repeatedly forced back. Acquitted 15 November 1746 but by mistake transported on 21 February1747. Listed as a prisoner aboard the ‘Gildart’. Transported on the ‘Gildart’, Ships Master, Richard Homes. Departedfrom Liverpool on 24 February 1747 and arrived at Port North, Potomac, Maryland on 5 August 1747.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894, page 417Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 58 & 59Scots Magazine 1746, 529

Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Captain



John Buchanan, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 275Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. As he does not appear to havereached London he probably died at sea.


Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks

John Buchannan, from Argyll Occupation:Prisoner no.: 274Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 20 years. Captured at Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Alexander &James’ for Tilbury. No further mention of this man so may have died in prison.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 60 & 61Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614

Regiment: Appin (Stewarts of Appin) Rank: Other Ranks



Alexander Cameron, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured after Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Put on board a ship for Tilbury. Nothing furtherknown about this man.



Regiment: Cameron of Lochiel's Rank: Other Ranks

Donald Cameron, from Inverness-shire Occupation: Husbandry near Fort WilliamPrisoner no.: 338Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 48 years. Captured and on list of prisoners held at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Margaret &Mary’, 10 June 1746 and imprisoned aboard the ‘James & Mary’ at Medway. Transported 31 March 1747.





Archibald Cameron, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Nothing further known about thisman.




Murdoch Cameron, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:Inverness



Regiment: Fraser of Lovat Rank: Other Ranks



Alexander Campbell, from Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Listed under Berwick's (Regiment)who were mainly prisoners taken from English Cruisers.



Regiment: Irish Piquets Rank: Other Ranks

James Campbell, from Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness







Duncan Campbell, from Perthshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746.




Angus Campbell, from Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Nothing further known about thisman.






Andrew Cattanach, from Banff Occupation:Prisoner no.: 454Prisoner at:Inverness, London

Aged 51 years. Captured and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Margaret & Mary for Tilbury.Plead guilty. ImprisonedThere is no further reference to him so probably died.



Duncan Cattanach, from Braes of Marr, Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 455Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 30 years. Captured after Culloden and and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Jane ofAlloway’ 10 June 1746 bound for Tilbury. There is no further reference to him.


Regiment: Monaltrie and Balmoral Rank: Other Ranks



William Chisholm, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness




Regiment: Chisholm of Strathglass' Rank: Other Ranks

Archibald Colquhoun, from Argyllshire Occupation: Farmer, AppinPrisoner no.: 538Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 32 years. Captured at Inverness and imprisoned there on 19 April 1746. Put aboard the the ‘Liberty & Property’for Tilbury. Transported on 20 March 1747.

The Prisoners of the ‘45 have Colquhoun as being in the regiment of Stewart of Ardshiel’s.The regiment Stewart of Ardshiel’s does not exist. This reference refers to the Commanding Officer of the Appin(Stewarts of Appin), Colonel Charles Stewart of Ardshiel.





William Coutts, from Lanzie, Aberdeen Occupation:Prisoner no.: 581Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 26 years. Lived with his mother at Lanzie. Captured in Inverness during June? 1746. and imprisoned atInverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Jane of Alloway’ which left Inverness on 10 June 1746 for London.Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. No reference to him as transported. He may have died.

(S William Couts, Boatman in Aberdeen, is listed in Aberdeen Tolbooth Prisoner List 25 May 1746. No furtherinformation as to identification.)

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 130 & 131www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury Fort


David Cribb, from Angus Occupation:Prisoner no.: 596Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 48 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 (also listed as captured at Inverness during June 1746). andimprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Sent aboard the ‘Jane of Alloway’ 10 June 1746 for Tilbury. No furtherreference to him, may have died.


Regiment: John Roy Stewart (Edinburgh) Rank: OtherRanks



Alexander Cumming, from Morayshire Occupation: Farmer at Meikle Crichie, PerthshirePrisoner no.: 619Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 47 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. During June 1746he was sent aboard the “Dolphin” for Tilbury Fort. Nothing more known about this man probably died.

Not listed in Jacobite Army Muster Roll.Not listed in Prisoners in Tilbury Fort

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 138 & 139Scots Magazine 1746, 186www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury Fort

Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Captain

Alexander Davidson, from Aberdeen Occupation: Labourer with his father nearCharltonPrisoner no.: 650Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 27 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Put on board the‘Wallsgrave’, 10 June 1746 for Tilbury Fort. Transported on 31 March 1747.

Not on the list of prisoners in Tilbury Fort.





James Davidson, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned.



Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks

James Drummond, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. No further information on this man.



Regiment: Ecossais Royale Rank: Other Ranks



Alexander Duncan, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





William Durrat, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 770Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 30 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the‘Jane of Alloway’ 10 June 1746 bound for Tilbury. His name is not on transport lists, so he probably died.





William Farquharson, from Banffshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Nothing more known about this man.




John Farquharson of Allargue, from Occupation:Prisoner no.: 846Prisoner at:Inverness, London

Aged 33 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. His trial took place(probably at London) on the 8 August 1746 and he pleaded guilty. Escaped. According to ‘The Lyon on Mourning’ hewas sentenced to death but escaped out of the Messenger’s hands. He went abroad and was a frequentcorrespondent of Bishop Forbes. He wrote from Dunkirk and Florence.


Regiment: Monaltrie and Balmoral Rank: Captain



Francis Farquharson of Monaltrie, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 842Prisoner at:Inverness

Commonly called the ‘Baron Ban’ on account of his fair hair. In 1775 he asked to be allowed to rent some of hisforfeited estates. This was granted. He died in 1791. Monaltrie is near Ballater on the River Dee. FrancisFarquharson raised a regiment from Deeside and Braemar. Joined the Prince after Prestonpans on 3 October 1745with 30 men. He did not go to England but served in the actions of Inverurie, (Inverurie) Falkirk and Culloden. AtCulloden he was taken prisoner and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746, before being sent to London.Wounded at unknown location. At his trial date, 15 November 1746, he was found guilty and sentenced to death butreprieved the day before his execution and sent to the London house of Munie, a Messenger. He was pardoned oncondition that he went and remained abroad. This condition was altered to one binding him to confine himself to suchplace in England as the King directed. He was kept part prisoner at Berkhamstead, Hants until 1766 when he wasreleased. He retuned to Monaltrie where he devoted the rest of his life to improving the social and material conditionof his country. He introduced into Aberdeenshire improved methods of farming, which he had carefully studied whilein exile in England. His name is still cherished (in 1916) in the county as the man who did much to make Aberdeenthe great farming county it became.Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 182 & 183Origins of the Forty-Five 1737-1746, Series 2, Scottish Historical Society, 1916, footnote page 117List of persons in the First Act of Attainder with their disposal, The Prisoners of the '45, Third Series, Scottish History Society,1928, pages 294 & 295

Regiment: Monaltrie and Balmoral Rank: Lieut. Colonel

John Ferguson, from Perthshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 866Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746 and put aboard the ‘Wallsgrave’ forTilbury. No further reference to him.


Regiment: Atholl Brigade Rank: Other Ranks



Donald Ferguson, from Gartmore Occupation: Servant to MacDonald of GartmorePrisoner no.: 860Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. During September 1746 when put onboard the prison hulk ‘Pamela’ at Tilbury. Transported. This may have been the Donald Ferguson who appealedagainst transportation. He gave evidence against James Stewart.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 186 & 187Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614Scots Magazine April 1746, 186

Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Sergeant

John Finlayson, from Edinburgh Occupation: Instrument MakerPrisoner no.: 885Prisoner at:Inverness, London

Aged 24 years. Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746 imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746 and put aboard the‘Jane of Alloway’ on 10 June 1746 for Tilbury. He was probably the ‘Mathematick Instrument Maker’ who wasemployed by the Jacobite artillery. He was ultimately released and was at home in August 1747.


Regiment: Grante's Artillery Rank: Ensign



George Forbes, from Aberdeen Occupation:Prisoner no.: 923Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 23 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Subsequent disposalnot known. He was not transported.



Donald Fraser, from Fort Augustus Occupation: HusbandmanPrisoner no.: 959Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 20 years. Lovat’s Guard in Morar. Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April1746. Put on board the ‘Alexander & James’ during June 1746. Prisoner aboard the ‘Liberty & Property’ on theMedway. Transported on 20 March 1747.





William Fraser, from Aird, Inverness-shire Occupation: Husbandry in KirktownPrisoner no.: 991Prisoner at:Inverness, London

Aged 26 years. Was apprehended after the battle of Falkirk. Imprisoned at inverness, 19 April 1746. On 10 June1746 was aboard the ‘Margaret & Mary’ for the journey to London. On arrival at London was imprisoned on the prisonhulk ‘James & Mary’. Transported on 31 March 1747.



Hugh Fraser, from Inverness Occupation: Husbandry at AuchindachPrisoner no.: 962Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 27 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Sent to London onthe ‘Margaret & Mary’ and imprisoned on the prison hulk ‘Liberty & Property’ at Tilbury. transported on 31 March1747.





Thomas Fraser, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





Andrew Geddes, from Moray Occupation: Farmed a fishery on the SpeyPrisoner no.: 1022Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 27 years. Livery Servant to Lord Ogilvy. Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1756 and imprisoned at Inverness on19 April 1746 and put aboard the ‘Jane of Alloway’ which left Inverness on 10 June 1746 for London. Imprisoned inTilbury Fort. Not on transport list so probably died.





Thomas Gillespie, from Linlithgrow-shire Occupation: Servant to LinlithgowPrisoner no.: 1041Prisoner at:Inverness

A boy aged 13 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put onboard the ‘Jane of Alloway’ 10 June 1746 bound for Tilbury.



Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks

John Gollon, from Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1055Prisoner at:Inverness, York Castle

Was in Crighton of Auchengoul's Unit of Lord Lewis Gordon’s Regiment. Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746 andimprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Sent South and at his trial plead guilty and was imprisoned.

Muster Roll indicated he might have died.





George Gordon, from Cullen, Banff Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1070Prisoner at:Inverness

Son to Glenbucket. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. His namedoes not appear in any lists after his capture. Might have died or escaped.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 236 & 237Scots Magazine April 1746, 186

Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Lieutenant

George Gordon, from Cullen Occupation: Blacksmith in AboynePrisoner no.: 1071Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 31 years. Very active in the Pretenders service. Captured after Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April1746. Put on board the ‘Wallsgrave’ and on 10 June 1746 set sail for London. Died off Shields on 9 June 1746. (19June?)

Listed on the Tilbury Fort list which stated he dies at sea.





James Gordon, from Banff Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1075Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 52 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the‘Jane of Alloway’ 10 June 1746 bound for Tilbury. Nothing more known about this man.

Not listed in Muster Roll.Check reference against prisoner number 1076, both James Gordon.

Reference sources:Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 236 & 237


Walter Gordon, from Edinburgh, Midlothian Occupation: PainterPrisoner no.: 1094Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 24 years. Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746. Imprisoned at Inverness on 17 April 1746. Put on board the‘Wallsgrave’ for Tilbury during June 1746. There is no further reference to him so he may have died.


Regiment: The Lifeguards, Balmerino Troup Rank: OtherRanks



Charles Graham, from Inverness Occupation: Servant to GrahamPrisoner no.: 1111Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 22 years. A rebel son of John Graham of Airth.Imprisoned at Inverness 19 June 1746 and put on board the ‘Margaret & Mary’ for the Medway. Imprisoned aboardthe prison hulk ‘Liberty & Property’. Transported 20 March 1747.



Robert Grant, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness







William Grant, from Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1196Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 45 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Put on board the‘Margaret & Mary’ during June 1746 for Tilbury. Transported.



Donald Grant, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured after Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Transported.

Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.Too many Donald Grant’s to accurately identify.





John Grasick, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1202Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. No further reference to him. Heprobably died.



John Gray, from A native of France Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Come expressly from the King of France. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April1746. Nothing further known about this man.Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.

Reference sources:Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614

Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a



John Guissock, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1230Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. No further reference to him, so heprobably died.



James Hay, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1268Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. There is no further reference to him.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 280 & 281Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614Scots Magazine April 1746, 186

Regiment: Pitsligo's Horse Rank: Ensign or Lieutenant



John Heggans, from Glasgow, Lanark Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Aged 14 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746.

Muster Roll states might have died.Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.



Robert Johnston, from Stonehaven, Mearns Occupation: LabourerPrisoner no.: 1399Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 46 years. Imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put aboard the ‘Wallsgrave’ which left Inverness on 10June 1746 for London. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Transported on 31 March 1747.


Regiment: Bannerman of Elsick's Rank: Other Ranks



John Kennedy, from Perthshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1443Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 54 years. Imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746 and put aboard the ‘Jane of Leith’ during June 1746 forTilbury. Transported.


Regiment: MacDonell of Keppoch's Rank: Other Ranks

George Lauder, from Edinburgh Occupation: Medical professionPrisoner no.: 1521Prisoner at:Inverness, Edinburgh, London

Surgeon. Captured at Culloden battlefield on 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Imprisonedalong with fellow Surgeon John Rattray in a church in Inverness along with crowds of wounded prisoners. Theirinstruments were taken from them in order to prevent them treating the wounded prisoners. They had an interest withDuncan Forbes of Culloden and at his request they were released on Cumberland’s orders during May 1746. Onarrival in Edinburgh, however, they were again arrested and sent to London as witnesses in the Jacobite trials. Theywere finally released in January 1747.

Reference sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928, pages 219 & 220The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 332 & 333The Lyon in Mourning Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1895, pages 311-313Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614Scots Magazine April 1746, 186.

Regiment: Regiment not known Rank: Not known



Rev. George Law, from Aberdeen Occupation: ClergymanPrisoner no.: 1524Prisoner at:Inverness, London (Southwark)

Aged 40 years. Listed as Chaplain to the Pretender. Described as a ‘nonjurant-minister’. Was at the siege of Stirlingand the battle of Culloden. He was captured at Culloden (16 April 1746) and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April1746 before being sent to London where he was imprisoned in London (Southwark) Prison. In December 1746, hewas tried for his life and acquitted after a long trial.


Regiment: Stoneywood's (Aberdeen) Rank: Chaplain

Donald Leviston, from Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1562Prisoner at:Inverness

Taken at Culloden on 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. No further reference to him so mayhave died in prison.





James Lindsay, from Perthshire Occupation: ShoemakerPrisoner no.: 1570Prisoner at:Inverness, London (Southwark)

Aged 30 years, second son of David Lindsay of Downhill. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned atInverness on 19 April 1746. When tried in London on 28 October 1746 he was convicted and sentenced to death, butwas reprieved on the way to the scaffold and pardoned on condition we went abroad ‘to one of his Majesty’s coloniesduring the term of his natural life’. This condition seems to have been withdrawn, as he settled in London as ashoemaker. When he was taken prisoner he is said to have been robbed of his clothing and to have made himself acovering entirely of straw.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 342 & 343The Lyon in Mourning Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1895, page 311

Regiment: Perthshire Horse (Strathallan's) Rank: Ensign

John MacAndrew, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1700Prisoner at:Inverness

Died 22 May 1746. Captured and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Jane of Leith’ to travel toLondon. Died on transport, 22 May 1746.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 18 & 19




John MacAurie, from Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1708Prisoner at:Inverness





John MacBain, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1714Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. No further reference to him so myhave died.


Regiment: MacLachlan's Rank: Other ranks



Evan MacCulloch, from Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1775Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. No further reference to himProbably died in prison.



John MacDonald, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Nothing further known about this man.

7 prisoners called John MacDonald listed in Prisoners of the ‘45 who were in Clanranald’s Regiment. 2 come fromInverness, prisoner numbers 1886 & 1889.


Regiment: MacDonald of Clanranald's Rank: OtherRanks



John MacDonald, from Invernes-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. No further information on this man.Not listed in the Muster Roll.


Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Not known

John MacDonald, from Strathdon, Banffshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1902Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 24 years. ‘Lived with his father at Stradoun.’ Captured after Culloden. Imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April1746. Put on board the ‘Jane of Alloway’ which left Inverness on 10 June 1746 for London. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fortthen transported on 31 March 1747.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 70 & 71www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury Fort




John MacDonald, from Inverness-shire Occupation: Servant to Young ChisholmPrisoner no.: 1913Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 60 years. Captured and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Thane of Fife’, 10 June1746 for the journey south. Nothing more known about this man. May have died.


Regiment: Chisholm of Strathglass' Rank: Other Ranks

Archibald MacDonald, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Noting more known about this man.





Roger MacDonald, from Skye Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Nothing more known about this man.



John MacDougal, from Inverness-shire Occupation: Servant to Lord John Drummond'sPiperPrisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness




Regiment: Ecossais Royale Rank: Not known



John MacDougall, from Moidart, Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1966Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 18 years. Captured and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Not on transported lists so may have died.



Farquhar MacGilivary, from Inverness-shire Occupation: Farmer at DoggtsveirePrisoner no.: 2005Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 50 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Put aboard a convoyship which left Inverness on 10 June 1746 for London. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Was not transported so probablydied.


Regiment: Lady MacKintosh's Rank: Other Ranks



Neil MacGoary, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Nothing further known about thisman.



Duncan MacGregor, from Tarland, Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Transported.


Regiment: Monaltrie and Balmoral Rank: Ensign



Archibald MacInnes, from Argyll Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Nothing further is known about thisman.


Regiment: Appin (Stewarts of Appin) Rank:

John MacIntire, from Argyllshire Occupation: Bawman to the PretenderPrisoner no.: 2067Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Listed in the Inverness PrisonerList as ‘Bawman to the Pretender’. (A ‘bawman’, ‘bauman’ or ‘booman’ is a Scottish expression for a tenant who isgiven stock by his landlord and shares any profit with him. In this context it would not be appropriate to be a‘bawman’ to Prince Charles. The person taken down details probably mistook ‘bawman’ for bowman as in an archer).His fate is not known. Not transported so may have died in prison.





Alexander MacIntosh, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

6 Alexander MacIntosh's in Muster Roll

Check Muster Roll for regiment original entry not completed accurately.



Lachlan MacIntosh, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Fate unknown.






William MacIntosh, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





Francis MacIntosh, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746.






Robert MacKay, from Inverness or Sutherland Occupation: Cooper, in Fochabers, MorayPrisoner no.: 2092Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 22 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 or Inverness during June 1746, and put on board the‘Wallsgrave’ which left Inverness on 10 June 1746 for London. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Transported.



Jacsol MacKay, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness







James MacKenzie, from Oolder Hooste, Inverness Occupation: TailorPrisoner no.: 2151Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 22 years. Captured on 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put aboard the ‘Jane ofAlloway’ which left for London on 10 June 1746. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Transported on 31 March 1747.



Donald MacKenzie, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness







Hugh MacKenzie, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





John MacKenzie, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness







William MacKenzie, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





Evan MacKenzie, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness







Lachlan MacLachlan, from Castle Lachlan Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Muster Roll states he was killed at Culloden by a canon ball as he was leading his men into battle. Col. MacLachlanwas a prisoner at Inverness on 19 April 1746.

Might well have died at Inverness.Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.


Regiment: MacLachlan's Rank: Colonel

John MacLachlan, from Banff Occupation: Labourer, BadivochalPrisoner no.: 2231Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 69 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and on 10 June 1746 put on board the ‘Jane of Alloway’ for Tilbury Fort. Noreference to his being transported. Died in Tilbury Fort.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 142 & 143Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury Fort




John MacLauchlan, from Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned.

Muster Roll states might have died.Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.


Regiment: MacLachlan's Rank: Not known

Lachlan MacLean, from Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness







John MacLean, from Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Muster Roll states might have died.




Donald MacLean, from Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746.

Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.Not listed in the Muster Roll.


Regiment: Cameron of Lochiel's Rank: n/a



John MacLean, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





John MacLean, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:Inverness



Regiment: MacLean's Rank: Other Ranks



Dougal MacLeod, from Argyll or Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2316Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 50 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. On 10 June 1746 puton board the ‘Thane of Fife’ for London. Nothing more known of him so he may have died.



Alexander MacLeod, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2302Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 30 years. Captured at Culloden and and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746 and on 10 June 1746 put onboard the ‘Jane of Alloway’ bound for Tilbury. Transported.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages pages 156 & 157




James MacPherson, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





Donald MacQueen, from Argyllshire Occupation: BawmanPrisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

The designation ‘bawman’ may be the same as ‘bouman’ or ‘booman’, a tenant who received stock from his landlordand shared his profits with him. Captured after Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Plead guilty.Imprisoned.



Regiment: Pitsligo's Horse Rank: Other Ranks



Donald MacRea, from Aberdeen Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





John MacRobbie, from Drummond, Muthill, Perth Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness




Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks



John Mason, from Aberdeenshire Occupation: BarberPrisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Aged 18 years, 5’ 3”, brown hair, well looking. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness. Sentto England. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the LeewardIslands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander andcarried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Not listed in ‘Prisoner of the ‘45’.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 41


Malcolm Masterton, from Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: 1671Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. No further reference to him in Londonor elsewhere. He probably died.





Neil McGoary, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





George Merry, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2465Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. He never reached London soprobably died at Inverness.





James Middleton, from Ballandie, Banffshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2470Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. He probably died, as he was neversent to London.



Andrew Mill, from Aberdeen Occupation: Farm Servant in TulliecairnPrisoner no.: 2474Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 21 years and died in Tilbury Fort.Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April1746. Put on board the ‘Jane of Fife’ which sailed to London to London on 10 June 1746. Imprisoned and died inTilbury Fort.





William Monroe, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2528Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 70 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the‘Wallsgrave’ for London. Died. (Probably on transport ship).



John Morrison, from Banffshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2553Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden on 16 April 1746 and imprisoned in Inverness. He was not sent to London so probably died.





Alexander Morrison, from Argyllshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness




Regiment: MacLean's Rank: Other Ranks

Andrew Mouchall, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2563Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Died.





George Murdoch, from Reckie, Aberdeenshire Occupation: FarmerPrisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





Robert Nairn, from Edinburgh Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2590Prisoner at:Inverness

In the official Culloden list he is styled ‘Deputy Paymaster’. He was badly wounded at Culloden, having an arm nearlycut off. imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. He was captured along with McDonald of Belfinlay, April 1746, andput in the cellar of a private house. With the assistance of some ladies and one Anna McKay he escaped duringMarch 1747. Also listed in the Duke of Perth’s, Struan’s Company.

Note: Prisoner number 2590 relates to a prisoner called Nairn (no first name) with the same regiment details as thisrecord. Assumed as the same person.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 222 & 223The Lyon in Mourning Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1895, pages 206 & 299The Lyon in Mourning Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1895, page 59

Regiment: Staff Rank: Deputy Pay Master



Thomas Nairn, from Strathdon, Aberdeenshire Occupation: ChapmanPrisoner no.: 2595Prisoner at:Inverness, London (Southwark)

Aged 35 years. Captured at Inverness during July 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on boardthe ‘Margaret & Mary’ and imprisoned on the ‘Liberty & Property’ then at London Southwark on 1 November 1746.Transported on 19 March 1747.



John Nichol, from Angus Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2612Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 24 years. Imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. Put aboard the ‘Wallsgrave’, 10 June 1746, for transportationsouth. As there is no further reference to him he probably died.

Two men named John Nichol both from Angus. Ages differ by 2 years.





David Ramsay, from Angus Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





John Rattray, from Edinburgh Occupation: Medical professionPrisoner no.: 2790Prisoner at:Inverness, Edinburgh, London

Brother of James Rattray of Craighall. He was put in a church in Inverness along with his friend Dr. Lauder, among acrowd of prisoners but their medical instruments were removed. Captured on the battlefield of Culloden 16 April 1746while administering help and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. At Lord President Forbes’ request toCumberland he was released after a short detention. On his arrival in Edinburgh he was again taken prisoner on 28May 1746 and sent to London, by Cumberland’s orders, to act as a witness. He was finally released, 7 January 1747.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 - Appendix Two, pages 235 & 236The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 264 & 265The Lyon in Mourning Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1895, pages 312 & 313Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614

Regiment: Regiment not known Rank: Surgeon to thePrince



Lachlan Ritchie, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





William Robertson, from Perthshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2868Prisoner at:Inverness

3rd Battalion of the Atholl Brigade. Listed as being in ‘Rebel Service’. Captured at Culloden on 17 April 1746 andimprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Deserter from Guise's Regiment. Hanged on 20 April 1746.





John Robertson, from Perthshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





James Ronaldson, from Aberdeen Occupation: Weaver at FettercairnPrisoner no.: 2818Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 25 years. Captured and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. During June 1746 put on board the ‘Jane ofLeith’ which left Inverness on 10 June 1746 for London. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Transported 31 March 1747.


Regiment: Bannerman of Elsick's Rank: Other Ranks



Donald Ross, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness





Donald Ross, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2904Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 56 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Sent to TilburyFort. Transported 31 March 1747.





William Roy, from Lanark Occupation:Prisoner no.: 2932Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 24 years. Captured and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Jane of Alloway’ 10 June1746 bound for Tilbury. Probably died as there is no further reference to him.



John Sim, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden, 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Nothing more known about thisman.






Alexander Smith, from Montrose, Angus Occupation: Barber & WigmakerPrisoner no.: 3061Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 26 years. Captured at Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Put on board the ‘Wallsgrave’which sailed on 10 June 1746 for Tilbury Fort. At his trial he plead not guilty. Turned Kings Evidence against NicholasGlascoe and others at Southwark. Discharged.



Andrew Smith, from Aberdeen Occupation: Husbandry near Old MeldrumPrisoner no.: 3063Prisoner at:Edinburgh Castle, Inverness

Aged 21 years, son of Inveramsay, Old Meldrum. Crighton of Auchengoul's Unit Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746 then imprisoned at Edinburgh Castle, 17 March 1745. Sent to Invernessand put on board the ‘Margaret & Mary’ for London which left Inverness on 10 June 1746. Imprisoned on the prisonhulk ‘Liberty & Property’’ at Tilbury. Transported 31 March 1747.





John Smith, from Angus Occupation:Prisoner no.: 3088Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Probably died.



John Smith, from Aberdeenshire Occupation: Husbandman in Lord Aberdeen’slandsPrisoner no.: 3082Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 30 years. Captured at Inverness during June 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. No furtherreference to him so me may have died.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages




Dougald Souter, from Midlothian Occupation: Messenger-at-arms, EdinburghPrisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Nothing more known about thisman.




Andrew Sprewl, from Gaudbridge, Edinburgh Occupation: Legal professionPrisoner no.: 3111Prisoner at:Inverness, London (Southwark)

Aged 55 years. Writer. Taken and prisoner and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Transported south on the‘Wallsgrave’ to Tilbury during June 1746 then imprisoned at London (Southwark). Acquitted. Possibly a volunteer inPitsligo’s Horse. ‘Was a Captain in the Rebel Foot till their dispersion’. When tried he was acquitted ‘by consent of theAttorney General, without entering into evidence for the Crown’. The reason probably was that a witness showed thathe had prevented an attack on the house of Sir Michael Bruce in revenge for the latter having raised men for theGovernment.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 330 & 331Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, 1894 - Depositions at Jacobite Trials

Regiment: Pitsligo's Horse Rank: Captain



James Stewart, from Occupation:Prisoner no.: 3161Prisoner at:Inverness

It is possible he was the son of Major David Stewart ‘late Gentleman to the Duke of Perth’His horse was killed underhim at Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. He may be the Major Stewart who after his capturewas handcuffed so tightly that his skin was broken and was kept in that condition for ten days. He was tried atSouthwark and convicted but had sufficient interest to obtain a pardon as evidence was produced that he had savedthe life of Major Bowles of Hamilton’s Dragoons at Prestonpans. His case was considered by the Privy Council in July1747 and it was decided to pardon him on condition of his remaining in such place as the King should direct.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 344 & 345The Lyon in Mourning Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1895, page 156

Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Major

Malcolm Stewart, from Argyllshire Occupation: Servant to Col. StewartPrisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746.






Duncan Stewart, from Aberdeenshire Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Transported.




Alan Stewart, from near Doune, Perthshire Occupation: Ale-sellerPrisoner no.: 3140Prisoner at:Inverness, Tilbury Fort

‘A notorious Jacobite.’ Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Put onboard the ‘Wallsgrave’ which left Inverness for London on 10 June 1746. Imprisoned and died in Tilbury Fort 1746.





Donald Sutherland, from Sutherland Occupation:Prisoner no.:Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746.




Alexander Thomson, from Mearns Occupation:Prisoner no.: 3271Prisoner at:Inverness

Aged 19 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Fate unknown. Not intransport list. May have died at sea on his way to London.





William Traill, from Banff Occupation:Prisoner no.: 3296Prisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness. No further reference to him. Probably died, as henever got to London.



William Walker, from Aberdeen Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Known as "Waulkmill Billy". Captured at Culloden and imprisoned at Inverness, 19 April 1746. Plead guilty.Imprisoned.






Sir John Wedderburn, Bt., from Mains of Nevay, Newtyle,Forfar

Occupation: Legal ProfessionPrisoner no.: 3387Prisoner at:Inverness, London

He was the 5th Baronet, born 1704, by profession a lawyer. He was factor for the Forfarshire Estates of the Duke ofDouglas. He had to sell his estate of Blackness, Angus. Lawyer. Glen Prosen Company, 1st Battalion of theForfarshire Regiment. On the outbreak of the ‘45 he presented himself to the Prince at Edinburgh and was appointedCollector of Excise at Edinburgh and was appointed Collector of Excise for Perth and Forfar. He joined the Ogilvy’sRegiment at Stirling as a volunteer and fought at Culloden where he was captured in arms and imprisoned atInverness on 19 April 1746 before being sent to London. Also listed under Other Ranks in The Lifeguards, Elcho’sTroup. and as a Volunteer in the Forfarshire Ogilvy’s). He was tried on the charge of high treason on 4 November1746. He denied carrying arms and pleaded that he had been three times carried off by the Jacobites and his horsestaken from him. The fact that he had been a collector of taxes for the Prince, however, was fatal to him. He wasconvicted and sentenced to death. Before his execution he wrote to the Prince asking him to protect his wife and ninechildren. Plead guilty at trial. Information laid at Aberdeen. Executed by hanging on 28 November 1746.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928, page 102The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 396 & 397Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Depositions at Jacobite Trials, pages 455 to 458

Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Captain

Alexander White, from Inverness Occupation:Prisoner no.: n/aPrisoner at:Inverness

Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746. Fate not known.






Andrew Wood, from Glasgow or Elgin Occupation: ShoemakerPrisoner no.: 3445Prisoner at:Inverness, London

Gentleman, aged 21 years. He appears to have joined the Prince in England. In the speech he made before hisexecution he said he was made a Captain and ‘raised a company out of his own pocket’. He was captured afterCulloden on 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746 before being put on board the ‘Thane ofFife’, 10 June 1746, for onward transportation to London. Before his death he was received into the Church ofEngland. He was stated to have made shoes for the Prince’s men. He himself pleaded that he had saved 9 men whohad been captured by the Jacobite army, and this was sworn to by various persons before the Lord Provost ofGlasgow. At trial plead guilty. Witnesses: James Paterson, Roger MacDonald, John Hay, Alan Stewart, Capt. Eyre,Lieut. Moore, Edward Smith, Andrew Johnston, John Falconer and Francis Chalmers. Executed at KenningtonCommon on 28 November 1746.

Reference sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 408 & 409The Lyon in Mourning Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1895, page 64The Lyon in Mourning Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1895, page 46

Regiment: John Roy Stewart (Edinburgh) Rank: Captain

Alexander Young, from Inverness-shire Occupation:Prisoner no.: 3460Prisoner at:Inverness

Listed as being in Berwick’s French Service who were mainly prisoners taken from English Cruisers. Captured atCulloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April 1746. There is no further reference to him. He may havedied or he may have been transferred to Berwick (Regiment) as a French prisoner.


Regiment: Irish Piquets Rank: Other Ranks


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LIST OF JACOBITES PRISONERS AT INVERNESS, 19 … · LIST OF JACOBITES PRISONERS AT INVERNESS, 19 APRIL 1746 George Addison,fromAberdeen Occupation: Bawman Prisoner no.:14 Prisoner