INVERNESS CONNECTIONS

The Clan Gillean by Rev A. MacLean Sinclair (Book) in Reference : A reprint of The Clan Gillean by Rev A. MacLean Sinclair, originally published in 1899. - Page 296 Alexander, his eldest son, was a sergeant in the army and was wounded at Waterloo. Alexander settled in Limerick, and was married there.

Baptism: 03 Apr 1792 Inverness - IGI The Clan Gillean by Rev A. MacLean Sinclair (Book) in Reference : A reprint of The Clan Gillean by Rev A. MacLean Sinclair, originally published in 1899. - Page 296 Donald, third son of the Centenarian, came to Newfoundland in 1812, and to Cape Breton a year or two afterwards. He lived at Judique.

Finlay, son of John MacLean, the Inverness Cemtenarian, was a large stout man, while his father was tall and thin. For many years he was foreman in the Herald (Inverness) office. He had a ready pen, and was a man of ability. It was considered that he was the author of his father\'s Reminisceneces. He wrote a history of Inverness. He was married, and died about 1857, aged fifty leaving a family. J P Maclean, Page 385-386 Died 51 years old. Finlay went blind towards the end of his life. He worked as a printer for Lord Lovat (of the Frasers of Beaully) and presented in church alongside his father.