
The Chiefs of Colquhoun and their Country
Legacy of a Scottish Clan: A Comprehensive History of Colquhoun ChiefsBy William FraserLength19h 57m
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In "The Chiefs of Colquhoun and their Country," William Fraser meticulously unearths the intricate tapestry of the troubled history and legendary heritage of the Colquhoun family, chronicling their influence in Scottish society from the medieval period to the 19th century. Enhanced by Fraser's rigorous research and a narrative style that deftly blends historical analysis with engaging storytelling, this work navigates the often turbulent social, political, and economic landscapes of the region. The book serves not only as a genealogical account but also as a reflection on the broader implications of clan culture in Scotland's evolving identity, showcasing the balance between personal legacy and national history. William Fraser, a prominent Scottish historian and genealogist, drew upon both his deep ancestral roots and his extensive scholarly pursuits to craft this detailed chronicle. His dedication to preserving the heritage of Scottish clans and families reflects a personal commitment to historical rigor, fueled by his own familial connections to the subjects of his study. Fraser's background in law and antiquarian research provides him with a unique lens through which he interprets historical narratives, bringing clarity and depth to his analysis. This engaging yet scholarly work is highly recommended for history enthusiasts, genealogists, and those interested in Scottish clan culture. Fraser'Äôs detailed accounts not only illuminate the rich past of the Colquhouns but also resonate with contemporary themes of identity and belonging, making this book a valuable resource for understanding Scotland's cultural legacy.
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GenreHistory
Length19 hrs 57 mins
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Publish dateAug 31, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2PREFACE.
3THE CLAN COLQUHOUN OF COLQUHOUN AND LUSS.
4I.—UMFRIDUS DE KILPATRICK AND DE COLQUHOUN, First of Colquhoun [1190-1260].
5II.—Sir ROBERT OF COLQUHOUN, Second of Colquhoun [1260-1280].
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6III.—INGELRAMUS DE COLQUHOUN, Third of Colquhoun [1280-1308].
7IV.—Sir HUMPHREY OF COLQUHOUN, Fourth of Colquhoun [1308-1330].
8V.—Sir ROBERT OF COLQUHOUN AND OF LUSS, Fifth Laird of Colquhoun and Seventh of Luss [1330-1390].
9THE FAMILY OF LUSS OF LUSS.
10I.—MALDOUEN, First of Luss [1150-1220].
11II.—GILLEMORE, Second of Luss [1220-1250].
12III.—MAURICE, Third of Luss [1250-1280].
13IV.—Sir JOHN, Fourth of Luss [1280-1315].
14V.—MALCOLM, Fifth of Luss [1315-1345].
15VI.—GODFREY, Sixth of Luss [1345-1385].
16VII.—THE FAIR MAID OF LUSS [1385-1415].
17VI.—Sir HUMPHREY COLQUHOUN, Sixth of Colquhoun and Eighth of Luss [1390-1406].
18VII.—(1.) ROBERT OF COLQUHOUN, Seventh of Colquhoun and Ninth of Luss [1406-1408].
19VII.—(2.) Sir JOHN COLQUHOUN, Eighth of Colquhoun and Tenth of Luss [1408-1439].
20VIII.—MALCOLM COLQUHOUN, Younger of Colquhoun and Luss, 1410-1439.
21IX.—Sir JOHN COLQUHOUN, Knight, Ninth of Colquhoun and Eleventh of Luss, 1439-1478.
22X.—HUMPHREY COLQUHOUN, Tenth of Colquhoun and Twelfth of Luss, 1478-1493.
23XI. Sir JOHN COLQUHOUN, Knight, Eleventh of Colquhoun and Thirteenth of Luss, 1493-1536.
24XII. HUMPHREY COLQUHOUN, Twelfth of Colquhoun and Fourteenth of Luss, 1536-7.
25XIII.—Sir JOHN COLQUHOUN, Knight, Thirteenth of Colquhoun and Fifteenth of Luss, 1538-1574.
26XIV.—1. Sir HUMPHREY COLQUHOUN, Knight, Fourteenth of Colquhoun and Sixteenth of Luss, 1574-1592.
27XIV.—2. ALEXANDER COLQUHOUN, Fifteenth of Colquhoun and Seventeenth of Luss, 1592-1617. (pt. 1)
28XIV.—2. ALEXANDER COLQUHOUN, Fifteenth of Colquhoun and Seventeenth of Luss, 1592-1617. (pt. 2)
29XV.—Sir JOHN COLQUHOUN, Sixteenth of Colquhoun and Eighteenth of Luss, First Baronet, 1617-1647.
30XVI.—1. Sir JOHN COLQUHOUN, Seventeenth of Colquhoun and Nineteenth of Luss, Second Baronet,—1647-1676.
31XVII.—Sir JAMES COLQUHOUN, Eighteenth of Colquhoun and Twentieth of Luss, Third Baronet,—1676-1680.
32XVI. 2.—Sir JAMES COLQUHOUN, Nineteenth of Colquhoun and Twenty-first of Luss, Fourth Baronet,—1680-1688.
33XVIII.—Sir HUMPHREY COLQUHOUN, Twentieth of Colquhoun and Twenty-second of Luss, Fifth Baronet,—1688-1718.
34XVIII.—1. ANNE COLQUHOUN, Heiress of Luss, Twenty-first of Colquhoun, and Twenty-third of Luss,—1718-1724.
35XIX.—1. Sir LUDOVICK COLQUHOUN, Twenty-second of Colquhoun, and Twenty-fourth of Luss, Seventh Baronet of Nova Scotia, 1719-1732.
36XIX.—2. Sir JAMES COLQUHOUN, Twenty-third of Colquhoun and Twenty-fifth of Luss, Eighth Baronet of Nova Scotia, created Baronet of Great Britain, 1732-1786.
37XX.—Sir JAMES COLQUHOUN, Twenty-fourth of Colquhoun, and Twenty-sixth of Luss, Second British Scotia, created Baronet of Great Britain, 1732-1786.
38JOHN CAMPBELL COLQUHOUN, Advocate, Sheriff of Dumbartonshire, fifth son of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Scotia, created Baronet of Great Britain, 1732-1786.
39XXI.—Sir JAMES COLQUHOUN, Twenty-fifth of Colquhoun and Twenty-seventh of Luss, Third British Baronet, 1805-1836.
40XXII.—Sir JAMES COLQUHOUN, Twenty-sixth of Colquhoun, and Twenty-eighth of Luss, Fourth and Present British Baronet.
41XXIII.—JAMES COLQUHOUN, Younger of Colquhoun and Luss.