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MacLucas's killed in war
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1414 |
Fergus McLucas was one
of an inquisition on the lands of Dunmaglass, held at Inverness,
Scotland:- The book of the Thanes of Cawdor 1236-1742, p5. Edinburgh
1859.
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| 1428
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1478 |
Gille
Donato McLucas, was one of those mentioned in a Perambulation,
or fixing of the boundaries, of part of the Manor of Durrow,
County Laois, Leinster, Ireland:- Carrigan "The History
and Antiquities of the Diocese of Ossory" Vol. 2 (1905). |
| 1493 |
Fynlay
M'Lowkas, witnessed an instrument of sassine of Craginche, Scotland:-
Origines Parochiales Scotiæ. The Antiquities, Ecclesiastical
and Territorial of the parishes of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1851-55.
vol 2, p97.
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1502 |
Donald
MacLugash was a charter witness at castle Lachlan, Argyll, Scotland:-
Poltalloch Writs, 1922. |
1511 |
John McLucas, William McLucas
Senr, William McLucas junr and Patric McLucas. All mentioned in
Manorial Roll, Marown, Isle of Man. |
1511 |
The Wife of Paton McLucas.
mentioned in the Manorial Roll, Malew, Isle of Man. |
| 1511
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John
McLucas at Ballaclucas. (Clucas Farm). Parish of Kirk Marown.
Isle of Man. |
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1524 |
A
remission was granted to a John MakLucas. Scotland:- The book
of the Thanes of Cawdor 1236-1742, p147. Edinburgh 1859. |
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1618 |
Gillepatric
McLugas acquired the hill steading of Garrachoran in Glen Lean,
Argyll, Scotland:- McKechnie, Lamont, p 140. also two sons mentioned
John and Gilbert. |
1643 |
Peter Clucas, Clucas farm.
(Old Manx McLucas). Andreas, Isle of Man. Ballaclucas 1643. |
1643 |
John McLucas, Ballaclucas.
Clucas or McLucas' farm. Marown,
Isle of Man, *Click
here to go to. A Manx note book* |
| 1644 |
Donald
McLuke in Shenlarich, Scotland:- Famed Breadalbane, The story
of the antiquities, lands and people of a highland district, by
William Alexander Gillies, Perth, Scotland. 1938. |
1646
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Archibald
M'Clugas witnessed an instrument of Sasine 13th november 1646:-
Argyll Sasines Vol 2, page 94, entry 283. Argyll, Scotland. |
| 1647
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Iain
M'Cluglashe ( and an unknown number of his Clansmen ) was one
of over 300 people who were massacred at Dunavertie castle, Kintyre,
Scotland:- Highland Papers vol 2, p257.
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1651
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Finlay
M'Lugas in Knockineling witnessed an instrument of Sasine:- Argyll
Sasines Vol 2, page 116, entry 334. May 16th 1651. Argyll, Scotland. |
| 1656
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M'Cluglashe
in the Isle of Bute, Scotland:- The Isle of Bute in olden time,
by Rev, James King Hewison, Edinburgh, Scotland. 1893-95. |
1659
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Gilleane
M'Lugas of Ardchonnelaltrich, witnessed an instrument of Sasine:-
Argyll Sasines Vol 2, page 146, entry 401. July 16th 1659. Argyll,
Scotland. |
1660
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Donald
M'Clulich of Ardconnell, witnessed an instrument of Sasine:- Argyll
Sasines Vol 2, page 174, entry 464. 26th July 1660. Argyll,
Scotland. |
| 1664
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Patrick
McClugeis was a tenant of Over Ardrosketill, Scotland:- The Commissariot
record of the Isles, register of testaments. 1661-1800, Edinburgh,
1902. |
1664 |
Letters
of Horning were taken against Colin McLucas (a merchant from Glasgow)
and three others in the concern of the delivery of sails and furnishings
for the ship "the gift of God" of Dundee:- Court records
from Glasgow council during the reign of Charles the second, page
449-450. 1661-1666. Glasgow, Scotland. |
1673
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John
McLucas (deceased), and his son Duncan McLucas of Garvechoran
in Glen Lean, Argyll. these two McLucases were the son and grandson
of Gillepatric McLucas, (see record 1618 above):- The Register
of Sasines of Argyll, Scotland. 1617-1780. |
| 1674 |
Donald
Roy McLugas of Ardtounishiver, John McLugas and Archibald McLugas
of Kilmachir, Duart, Argyll, Scotland. were denounced rebels:-
Highland Papers vol 1, p299. |
| 1684 |
McLockie
in the parish records of Glastoun, Galloway, Scotland:- Parish
lists of Wigtounshire & Minnigaff, 1684, Edinburgh 1916, p
7, 9. |
1692
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John
McClugass in Kilchreran and Ard, McLeougas in Netherlorn, both
appear in record:- The Commons of Argyll, edited by Duncan MacTavish,
Lochgilphead, Scotland. (1935). |
1696
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Finlay
M'Clugash in Knockimily, in the Parish of Dunoon, Scotland:- The
Commissariot records of Argyll, Register of Iventories, 1693-1702,
Edinburgh 1909. |
1698
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John
McLougas in Nether Fairnoch, Parish of Kilchreran, Argyll, Scotland.1698:-
The Commissariot records of Argyll, Register
of Iventories, 1693-1702, Edinburgh 1909. |
1702
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The same
person as above, this time his name is spelled John M'Laugas.
(in a different record), The Commissariot records of Argyll, Register
of Testaments, 1674-1800. Edinburgh, Scotland. 1902. (Also see
3 records up, 1692, could be the same person also). |
1708
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Archibald
McLucas owned two cows acording to the town records of Inverary:-
The Inverary Papers, by Duncan C MacTavish, Oban Times Ltd, Oban,
Scotland. 1933. |
| 1726
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George
MacLuckie, in Kippen, Stirlingshire, Scotland. |
1746
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A summons
of Removing (the clearances) was taken out against a long list
of people in and around Inverary, including Archibald McLucas
(see above record 1708), he must have ignored the summons, because
in 1751 another order was taken out to remove Archibald McLucas
and 14 others who had still not left. The Landowner was the duke
of Argyll:- The Inverary Papers, by Duncan C MacTavish, Oban Times
Ltd, Oban, Scotland. 1933. |
| 1747
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Ranald
MacLucas, from South Uist was taken prisoner after the battle
of Culloden, Scotland, 1746, imprisoned on HMS Pamela in tilbury
docks, London. released, april 1747:- Prisoners of the "45"
by the Scottish History Society 1929. (third series). *Click
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