A history of the Highlands and of the Highland clans : with an ...

Ixii IIEPEIIENCES TO THE MAP.
24 Menzies. It lias been mentioned that Glenquaich, and other parts of the
estate of Breadalbane, were the property of this clan. Tliey have also
been for a long period superioi-s of part of Glenlyon. The M.sc-
DiARMiDS in the latter glen are considered one of the most anci ^nt names
25. JIacnabs.
in the Highlands.
2(j. Macgregobs. This clan was once numerous in Balquhiddcr and Mon-
teith, also in Glenorchy, and they are still in great numbers in the dis.
trict of Fearnan, on the north side of Loch 'i'ay,—on the south side of
Glenlyon,— in Fortingal,—and on the north side cf Loch Rannocb.
27. In Monteith and Strathearn, the Grahams, Stewauts, and Dkummonds,
are intermixed in the same manner as the landholders and tenants in the
Braes of Banff and Aberdeen.
28. Buchanans. The lands of this clan formerly extended eastsrard to Kip-
pen, in Stirlingshire.
29. Macfarlanes.
30. colqdhouns.
31. Stuarts of Bute.
32. Lamonts. 1 liis family formerly held considerable surjiriorit'es in Knap-
dale and Cowal.
S3. Maclachlans. The superiorities of this clan were also njore extensive.
3t. Mac.vaughtons.
35. CAJirnELLs. The property of the chief, chieftains, and gentlemen of this
chin, extends from tlie south point of Kintyre, in Argyleshire, to the
district of Grandtully, in Perthshire, two miles below Tay-bridge. The
Lamonts, MACLAt iii.ans, Macn'abs, and others, are occasionally inter-
mixed, but their lands bear a small proportion to the great tract of
country possessed or occupied by the clan Ca.mpbell. The extent of
the Marquis of Breadaibane's property will be seen by glancing over the
Map, from the Island of Eisdale, in Argyleshire, to Grandtully castle.
36. Macdoloalls. The lands occupied by this clan are so scattered, that, ex-
cept the estate of the chief, and two others in his immediate neighbour-
hood, they cannot be distinguished. The Macuolgalls once possessed
the whole of the district of Lorn. These countries were afterwards
transferred to the Stewart family, and from thciii bv marrio.t^e, to the
Ca.iipbells.
37 M.fCDONALDS of Glenco
Ii3. Stewarts of Appin.
3'J. Macleans, including the Macqlauuies. Morveti on the Mainland, and
part of the Isle of BIull, now tlie property of the Duke of Argjle, was
formerly the inheritance of this clan.
li) Macneils of Barra.