Extracted from The Red book of Scotland Fifth Series (2025) Volume 17, pp. 107-18. STRACHAN of CLAYPOTTS John Strachan, 1st of Claypotts, (see below). Mr. Gilbert Strachan, […]
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MacNeil of Barra
Note: extracted from Red Book of Scotland, Fifth Series (2025) Volume 10, pp. 72-81. This entry was one of the more interesting to research, particularly as evidence located during […]
MacNab – Early Origins
Note: Extracted from Red Book of Scotland, Fifth Series (2025) Volume 10, pp. 29-31. The surname MacNab or “Mhac-an-Aba” is Gaelic in origin and translates as the […]
Fraser of Knock
NOTE: I have no plans to resume research for this entry and it is published here as an incomplete work in progress. FRASER of KNOCK […]
Chalmers of Balnacraig
Note: This entry is published as a provisional work in progress. Comprehensive research has not yet been completed and its content will be updated and expanded as further […]
MacLachlan of Fassifern
I have noticed a degree of confusion relating to the circumstances and identity of the first MacLachlan of Fassifern. The matter is clarified by the Sasine in favour of […]
Stewart of Achnacone Succession
NOTE: Untangling the succession to the lands of Achnacone in the second-half of the 18th century has been problematic however the Sasine in favour Alexander Stewart dated 10 September […]
Stewart of Blairgarry
Note: Writing in 1739, Rev. Duncan Stewart asserts that John Stewart, second son of Andrew Stewart, 1st of Gartnaferan, was “predecessor to the Stewarts of Blairgarry.” It is also […]
Arnot of Pitgrundie
Carrying on from the entry under Arnot of Balcormo in Volume 1 of the fifth series of the Red Book: Stephen Arnot of Pitgrundie, was the second son […]
MacIntyre of Glenoe
I had intended conducting further research for this entry for inclusion within volume 10 of the Red Book but I doubt there’s very much more of any […]









