John MCLAURIN (Of Culloden)

BIRTH: Scotland
DEATH: 1746, Culloden Battlefield,Scotland
BURIAL: Old church cemetery, Scotland

Father: John MCLAURIN
Mother: ( ) CAMERON

Family 1:

Neill MCLAURIN

MARRIAGE: Abt 1730

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Aaaa, or D He served in the Jacobite army with the Appin Stewarts in the Appin Regt. under Clan MacLaren chieftain Donald (the Drover) MacLaren. He was killed at the Battle of Culloden and was buried in the cemetery of the old church where the McLaurins attended. The name of his first wife is not known.

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Catherine CALHOUN

Family 1: Hugh Bellahales MCLAURIN

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( ) (Hugh) MCLAURIN

BIRTH: Abt 1685, Argyllshire,Scotland
DEATH: Scotland

Father: John MCLAURIN
Mother: ( ) CAMERON

Family 1:

                  _Daniel MCLAURIN _
 _John MCLAURIN _|
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Aaab His name has been documented as either Hugh, Christian, or Dougal.

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Duncan (Old McJohn) MCLAURIN

BIRTH: 1740, Argyllshire,Scotland
DEATH: Jun 1833, Evergreen,Conecuh Co.,AL
BURIAL: North of Evergreen,AL

Father: John MCLAURIN
Mother: ( ) BOHANAN

Family 1: Catherine MCLAURIN

MARRIAGE: 1790/1792

Family 2: ( ) MCPHATER

Family 3: Catherine ( )

                  _John MCLAURIN _
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Dd His nickname Old McJohn came from being orphaned at five years old and the English oppression after Culloden. He came to America about 1770 (probably 1775) and landed at Wilmington. He volunteered during the Rev. War into Capt. William Meer's Company. He fought at Caney Creek and at Slippery Bridge; he was hit in the shoulder by two musket balls.

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