"The Veteran" Transportees to Antigua 08.05.1747

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On 8th May 1747, the Veteran sailed from Liverpool, England, under the command of Ship's Master John Ricky, bound for Antigua, St Kitts and Jamaica, with 149 Jacobite prisoners, including 15 women, on board where they were to be settled as indentured slaves.

En route on 28th June 1747 the Veteran was attacked about a day away from making landfall and captured off the coast of Antigua by a French privateer named the Diamant. The prisoners were taken to the French island of Martinique where they were released and set at liberty by the governor.

It is said the British government demanded the governor to return the prisoners but he refused to take action without instructions from France. However, the French government consistently refused to even consider returning the prisoners so they were never returned.

A MISHAP befell an expedition with 225 rebel prisoners, of whom 75 had engaged as soldiers. Mr. Smith, contractor, thus related it:—‟Cateaton Street, 22nd October 1747.— Sir, The loss of one of my ships with 150 rebels, the Veteran, John Ricky, Master, bound for Antigua, which was taken by the French privateer Paul Mars, and carried into Martinico, and of 75 sent with the East India Expedition which I was providing for, has been some disappointment to me. I have sent his Grace’s letter to the Governor of Leeward Islands to reclaim them of the French Governor by three different conveyances. I have also sent a list and exact description to my agents in all our colonies in the West Indies that they may be the more easily detected in case they are taken in any homeward-bound Martinico ship. A copy is enclosed for Admiralty lest any should escape to France or Scotland; all the rest are safe arrived at Barbadoes, Jamaica and Virginia. I desire to know when I am to have the care of those who remain at Carlisle, York, Southwark, and elsewhere.‟ In a postscript is added something as to the attempt to find a North-West passage: "The ships we sent out in search of the North-West passage are returned without having completed the discovery, but have brought us a greater probability than ever.‟

Ref:- Jacobite Gleanings Page 37

Letter from Samuel Smith to Andrew Stone concerning the capture of his ship sailing from Liverpool with 150 rebel prisoners taken to Martinico [Martinique] by French privateer rebels, 22 October 1747 (SP 36/102/38).

Cateaton Street 22nd October, 1747.

Sir, The loss of one of my ships with 150 rebels, which was taken by the French & carried into Martinico, and of 75 sent with the last India Expedition, which I was providing for, has been some disappointment to me, but in order to remedy the former as much as possible, I have sent His Grace the Duke of Newcastle letters to the Governor of the Leeward Islands to reclaim them of the French Governor, by three different conveyances, which I hope will produce the desired Effect; and I have sent a List, & exact description of those 150 People, to my Agents in all our Islands in the West Indies, that they may the more & easily be detected, in case they are taken in any homeward bounde Martinco [Martinique] ship, a Coppy of which, I now take the liberty to send you inclosed and beg the favour you will send it to the Admiralty that the proper Officers belonging to His Majestys ships may have instructions to enquire after them, least any should escape to France, or Scotland; all the rest that I had the care of, are safe arrived at Barbadoes, Jamaica, and Virginia. my farther request is Sir, that you’ll be so kind to let me know, when I am to have the care of those which still remain at Carlisle, York, Southwark & elsewheres, which will much oblige.

Sir Your Faithfull & devoted servant, Sam Smith

List of Jacobite Prisoners held at York Castle Prison who sailed on the Veteran.

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Robert Adam from Stirling, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 11 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle aged 18 years, 5’ 1”, brown hair, smooth faced. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 4 & 5 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903

George Bain from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 83 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle Aged 25 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, swarthy. 1st Company. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 20 & 21 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

William Bell from Berwickshire, Occupation: Bookseller Regiment: Manchester Regiment Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 150 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle Aged 46 years, 5’ 1”, black curled hair, strong made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 32 & 33 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903.

Joseph Brown from Banff, Occupation: Tailor Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 253 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle Aged 16 years, 5’ 6”, dark complexion, well made, healthy. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 54 & 55 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Alexander Brownlee from Edinburgh, Occupation: Watchmaker Regiment: Grante's Artillery Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 257 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 20 years, 5’ 6”, red hair. Captured at the fall of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 Prisoners from Lincoln to Liverpool for shipment overseas 1746-1747 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 54 & 55 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

John Campbell from Rannoch, Occupation: Servant Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 413 Prisoner at: Perth, Edinburgh Canongate, Carlisle, Lancaster Castle, York Castle. Aged 15 years, described as a ‘sprightly lad’. Non Combatant. Captured at Perth on 24 February 1746. He was at Edinburgh Canongate during August 1746 and Carlisle during August 1746. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. Is on the list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 96 & 97 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

Dougall Campbell from Lochaber, Occupation: Servant Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 396 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, well made, ruddy. Non Combatant. Captured at Whitehaven and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 90 & 91 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903

Duncan Campbell from Argyll, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 399 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 19 years, 5’, dark complexion, straight. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 92 & 93 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

Alexander Campbell from Argyllshire, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 383 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 27 years, 5’ 7”, brown hair, sturdy. Non Combatant. Prisoners of the ‘45 give his age as 40 years. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 88 & 89 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 41

Dougall Campbell from Argyll, Occupation: Servant Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 397 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown, well made, ruddy. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle, no dates. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 90 & 91 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903

Alexander Cattanach from Badenoch, Occupation: Miller Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 453 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 17 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, well made, ruddy, healthy. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and moved to York. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 104 & 105 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903 Scots Magazine, October 1746, 48

Isabell Chalmers from Mearns, Occupation: Knitter Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Regimental Woman Prisoner No.: 468 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Chester Castle. Aged 25 years, 5’7”, black hair, tall, slender. ‘Knits well.’ Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Chester Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 108 & 109 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 216 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

William Clapperton from Banff, Occupation: Ploughboy Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 504 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 13 years, 4’ 11”. (Father: Thomas Clapperton, prisoner number 503). Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 116 & 117 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

Elizabeth Clavering (Grant) from Banff, Occupation: Seamstress Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 520 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York. Aged 22 years, 5’, brown hair, thin, wife of Edmund Clavering. Non Combatant. Husband of Edmund Clavering. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1746 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Petitioned for release. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Some confusion I suspect with the name Clavering.‘Prisoners of the ‘45’ Vol II page118 &119 list Edmund (Edward) Clavering (519) and Elizabeth Clavering or Hamilton (520) as husband and wife. In Vol I page 216 Table of Regimental women imprisoned on suspicion there is a Isabel Hamilton or Clavering who was transported. There is no mention of an Elizabeth Clavering. Could it be father, mother and daughter? Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 118 & 119 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 216 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39 [Probably Elizabeth Grant from Banff who married Edmund Clavering while in York Prison].

John Crookshanks from Aberdeen, Occupation: Herdsman Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 608 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18, 5’ 0”, fair complexion, healthy. 1st Battalion of the Forfarshire (Regiment. Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1746. Pleaded guilty at his trial and was sentenced to death but reprieved and pardoned on condition of enlistment on 23 July 1748. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 136 & 137 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Alexander Davidson from Badenoch, Occupation: Herdsman Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 649 Prisoner at: Stirling, Edinburgh Canongate, Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, ruddy, slim build. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Stirling, Edinburgh Canongate, Carlisle, 8 August 1746 then York Castle. Sentenced to be transported, Antigua, May 1747 but pardoned on condition of enlistment. On list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’ sailing to the Leeward Islands. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Prisoners of the ‘45 Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 144 & 145 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903

William Dickinson from Lancashire, Occupation: Weaver Regiment: Manchester Regiment Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 696 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 40 years, 5’ 4”, red hair, thick set, healthy. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 154 & 155 Article in the North Carolina Magazine of Genealogy Prisoners aboard the transport ship "Veteran", 5 May 1747 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, 38

James Dunbar from Moray, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 778 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 17 years, 5’, dark complexion, well made. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 170 & 171 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Andrew Edwards from Angus, Occupation: Servant Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 812 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 24 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, well made, strong. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 176 & 177 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Alexander Goodbrand from Banff, Occupation: Carpenter Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1058 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Liverpool. Aged 30 years, 5’ 6”, brown hair, well made, strong. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Liverpool. At his trial on 2nd October 1746 he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death but was reprieved. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 232 & 233 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

John Gordon from Inverness, Occupation: Weaver Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1080 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 19 years, 5’ 4”, black hair, well made. From Loynavere, Elgin or Tomintoul or Inverness. ‘Carried arms.’ Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’ question this man is in Glenbucket’s. Listed in the Muster Roll as in Glenbucket’s. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 238 & 239 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

John Grant from Badenoch, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Cameron of Lochiel's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1186 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 40 years, 5'4", black hair, well made, strong. Listed as from Lochaber and Badenoch. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, and York Castles. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 262 & 263 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903

Alexander Grant from Aberdeen, Occupation: Carpenter Regiment: Lord Lewis Gordon's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1128 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 25 years, 5’6”, brown lank hair. Avochie’s Strathbogie Unit. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 250 & 251 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903

Joseph Hinchcliffe from York, Occupation: Tallow Chandler Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 1307 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 31 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, pock pitted. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 288 & 289 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903

John Johnston from Lancashire, Occupation: Husbandman Regiment: Manchester Regiment Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1396 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 30 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, strong made. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 306 & 307 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

David Joiner from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1406 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 20 years, 5’ 2”, brown. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 306 & 307 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

George Keith from Aberdeen, Occupation: Shoemaker Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1418 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Tilbury Fort. Aged 35 years, 5’ 11”, black hair, well made. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle then sent to Tilbury Fort. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Not listed in Muster Roll. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 308 & 309 www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

John Kennedy from Perth, Highlands, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 1440 Prisoner at: Edinburgh Castle, Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 32 years, 5’ 9”, black hair, well made. Non Combatant. ‘A common highland labourer.’ ‘On suspicion.’ Imprisoned at Edinburgh Castle 15 January 1746, Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 314 & 315 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38 Scots Magazine October 1746, 486

Mary Kennedy from Glengarry, Occupation: Sews & Washes Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Regimental Woman Prisoner No.: 1445 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Chester. Aged 20 years, Sews and washes. Attached to the regiment for domestic purposes. The only Mary Kennedy in ‘The Prisoners of the ‘45’. Her age is given as 20 years old. The prisoner list suggests that she had 2 sons, both named Angus and aged 13 and 10 years old. (prisoner numbers 1432 & 1433). The ages seem inaccurate. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. No Mary Kennedy in the Muster Roll. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 316 & 317 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

James Lamb from Edinburgh, Occupation: Watchmaker Regiment: Grante's Artillery Rank: Not known Prisoner No.: 1507 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 25 years, 5’ 5”, fair hair, slender, healthy. Taken at the capture of Carlisle and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 330 & 331 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

James Lawson from Forfar, Occupation: Workman Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1529 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 22 years, 5’ 5”, well made, slender, healthy. From Wester Cull, Linterthan, Forfar. ‘Pressed to serve.’ Captured at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 334 & 335 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Daniel Mackie from Moray, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2080 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 2”, light hair, fair, well made. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 108 & 109 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40.

James MacLean from Stirling, Occupation: Nail Maker Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2263 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 19 years, 5’, sandy complexion, healthy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 148 & 149 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

Archibald MacPherson from Isle of Skye, Occupation: Cow-herd Regiment: MacDonald of Clanranald's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2385 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 16 years, 4’ 9”, thick, pock pitted. Captured at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. On list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 176 & 177 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

James Mann from Dunkeld, Perth, Occupation: Baker Regiment: John Roy Stewart (Edinburgh) Rank: Ensign Prisoner No.: 1646 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 20 years, pale complexion, well made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 6 & 7 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Alexander Marnoch from Aberdeen, Occupation: Shoemaker Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 1652 Prisoner at: York Castle. Aged 26 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, thick set. Non Combatant. ‘Taken in actual rebellion.’ Imprisoned at York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 8 & 9 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Andrew Matthew from Perthshire, Occupation: Maltster Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1679 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lincoln Castle, York Castle. Aged 32 years, 5’5”, dark hair, sickly. ‘Taken in actual rebellion. ’Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, Lincoln and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 12 & 13 Prisoners from Lincoln to Liverpool for shipment overseas 1746-1747 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

Mark McCormack from Moidart, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 1757 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 16 years, 5’ 3”, good face, fair, straight. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 28 & 29 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Donald McDonald from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1856 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lancaster Castle, York Castle. Aged 22 years, 5’ 8”, black hair, strong. Imprisoned at Carlisle, Lancaster Castle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 56 & 57 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

Hugh McDonald from Arisaig, Occupation: Servant Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 1874 Prisoner at: York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 13 years, 4’ 7”, slender, sickly. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 62 & 63 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 40

Allen McDougall from Argyll, Occupation: Gardener Regiment: MacLachlan's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 1958 Prisoner at: Falkirk, Edinburgh Tolbooth, Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 26 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, well made seems sensible. Home appears to be Strathlachlan in Argyll. Surrendered at Falkirk on 17 January 1746 and imprisoned Edinburgh, on 4 February, Carlisle on 8 August 1746 and York Castle. Carrying baggage for McLachlan. Prisoners of the ‘45 state he was transported 31 March 1747. On list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 82 & 83 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Elizabeth McFarlane from Perth, Occupation: Sews Regiment: Regimental Women Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 1987 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 30 years, 5’ 8”, black hair, lusty, ruddy. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928, page 216 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 88 & 89 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Donald McGillies from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2003 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 0”, black hair, short necked. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 90 & 91 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Daniel McGillies from Arisaig, Occupation: Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2002 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 12 or 14 years, 4’ 6”, stiff. Son of Daniel McGillies. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 90 & 91 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Hector McGillies from Inverness, Occupation: Herd Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2004 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 17 years, 5’ 0”, black hair, lusty. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 90 & 91 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, 39

Angus McIntosh from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2047 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 26 years, 5’ 6”, black hair, very strong made. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Not listed in the Muster Roll under Glengarry’s. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 100 & 101 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Peter McIntosh from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2057 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 34 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, very strong made, long chin. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported to Antigua. Is on list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 102 & 103 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Jean McKenzie from Inverness, Occupation: Sews Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2154 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 19 years, 4’ 7”, fair hair, pock pitted, slender. Non Combatant. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 124 & 125 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39 Scots Magazine, October 1746, 486

John McLeod from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2327 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 25 years, 5’ 4”, black hair, pale & slender. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 162 & 163 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Alexander McLeod from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2307 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, strong, stares. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 156 & 157 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Duncan McPherson from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2387 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 36 years, 5’ 6”, thin, pale & sickly. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. Is on the list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 176 & 177 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38 Scots Magazine October 1746, 486

James McPherson from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Lady MacKintosh's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2388 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 22 years, 5’ 7”, black hair, lusty, well made. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 176 & 177 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Charles Morgan from Elgin, Occupation: Barber Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2536 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, well built. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 208 & 209 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

James Neilson from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer, Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2602 Prisoner at: York Castle. Aged 26 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, swarthy, slender. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Check first name as Prisoners of the ‘45 gives it as John.Reference Sources: Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

George Nichol from Aberdeen, Occupation: Weaver Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2609 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 26 years, 5’ 7”, brown hair, strong, well made. Non Combatant. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 226 & 227 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Thomas Ogden from Lancashire, Occupation: Weaver Regiment: Manchester Regiment Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2662 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle Aged 34 years, 5'5", brown hair, strong made, lusty. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 236 & 237 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Elizabeth Robb from Aberdeen, Occupation: Knitter Regiment: Regimental Women Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2836 Prisoner at: York Castle. Aged 35 years, 4’ 11”, brown hair, thick, fair complexion, healthy. ‘Knits well.’ Imprisoned in York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 274 & 275 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 217 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

William Robertson from Perth, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Perth Prisoner No.: 2865 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 17 years, 5’ 5", brown hair, well made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 280 & 281 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

John Robertson from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2858 Prisoner at: Lancaster Castle, York Castle. Aged 19 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, straight, slender. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 278 & 279 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

Daniel Ross from Ross, Occupation: Servant Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Prisoner No.: 2902 Prisoner at: York Castle. Aged 40 years, 5’ 5”, sandy hair, swarthy, well made. Non Combatant. ‘Taken in actual rebellion. ’Prisoner at York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

James Ross from Edinburgh, Occupation: Carpenter Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2911 Prisoner at: York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 20 years, 5’ 2”, pale hair, sickly. Major Gedd’s Company, Duke of Perth’s Regiment. Prisoner at York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 288 & 289 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

John Scott from Atholl, Occupation: Herdsman Regiment: Stoneywood's (Aberdeen) Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 2984 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, light hair, fair faced, slender. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Pardoned on enlistment 22 July 1748. Evidently not the case as he is listed in the prisoners transported on the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 302 & 303 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

William Sharpe from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Lord Lewis Gordon's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3004 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, well made, slender. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 308 & 309 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

John Smith from Aberdeen, Occupation: Goldsmith Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3087 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 21 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, well made. Worked as a Goldsmith in Edinburgh. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 324 & 325 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 38

John Stewart from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3172 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 18 years, 5’ 3”, brown, well made, swarthy. Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and sent to York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 or 8 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39 Scots Magazine October 1746, 486

John Stewart from Perthshire, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: John Roy Stewart (Edinburgh) Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3170 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle. Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, dark hair, lively. Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 then moved to York Castle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. Is on the list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 346 & 347 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 41

Adam Sutherland from Sutherland, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3222 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 56 years, 5’ 6”, black hair, pale, slender. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 358 & 359 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Robert Thom from Forfar, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3268 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 16 years, 5' 1", black hair, strong, healthy. 1st Battalion of the Forfarshire Regiment. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 370 & 371 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

John Thomson from Banff, Occupation: Labourer Regiment: Lord Lewis Gordon's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3275 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Whitehaven. Aged 18 years, 5’ 4”, black hair. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle on 22 July 1746 and Whitehaven. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 372 & 373 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

Robert Warren from Banff, Occupation: Weaver Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks Prisoner No.: 3358 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle. Aged 20 years, 5' 5", brown hair, well made, healthy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released. Reference Sources: No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 390 & 391 Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1903, page 39

The island of Martinico or Martinique, into which the prisoners were carried, was in French possession, though taken from the French fifteen years later by Admiral Rodney, to whom its Governor-General, De La Touche, capitulated. It was the chief of all the Leeward Islands owned by the French, and was the residence of the ruler of the French settlements in the West Indies. It was quite typical of the other islands in its character and products. Its exports were sugar, cotton, cocoa, aloes, coffee, cassia, etc., and the climate was more adapted to blacks than whites. The island was recently the scene of a terribly disastrous volcanic disturbance, which came suddenly with appalling and devastating destruction to life and property. In 1747 it was a sally-port for French privateers in the West Indian Seas, just as the Island of Bourbon was to French pirates in the Indian Ocean. As the articles of the 1762 capitulation make no reference to the 150 prisoners in course of transportation, it is to be presumed that they had previously quitted the island.

The captured vessel was duly claimed from the French in January 1748, but they peremptorily declined to hand over it or the prisoners to the British Government. They were then asked to include the latter in the next cartel for the exchange of prisoners, and again they refused to enter into any engagement implying the return of the unfortunates to English servitude. What the fate of these prisoners—these twice-taken captives— ultimately was, does not transpire from the official papers.