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About Baron MacAuselan of Glenduglas
John Mccausland (“Baron MacAuselan of Glenduglas”) was the son of John Macausland, and was born in Glenduglas, Scotland in 1549.
Family
Parent: John McCausland b: 1500 in Calderock, Scotland
Spouse: Margaret Grahame
Children
- Baron Patrick Mccausland b: ABT 1565 in Calderoth, Scotland.
- Alexander Mccausland b: ABT 1567 in Scotland
- John Mccausland (Emigrant to Ireland) b. 1560 d. "to Plantation of Ulster, ca 1620"
- Andrew Mccausland (Emigrant to Ireland)b: ABT 1571 in Glenduglas, Scotland. "to Plantation of Ulster, ca 1620"
Notes
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mccausland-58
John McCausland and his sons are reputed to have been born in Glenduglas, Scotland. Presumably, Patrick remained in Scotland and only John and Andrew went to Ireland. Apparently nothing further is known of John or whether John and Andrew had any other brothers or sisters in Ireland. Research to date indicates that all Irish McCauslands have been descended from the first Andrew McCausland. Burke's does not indicate if Andrew had any other issue than Alexander, but does indicate that Alexander had three daughters in addition to his two sons, Oliver and Andrew. Burke's says that Col. Robert McCausland's grandfather was Andrew, but does not identify the father. It is possible that Alexander is Col. Robert's father, but this has not been confirmed. The McCauslands settled initially in County Tyrone and have remained, primarily through Oliver's line, in that county to this day. Col. Robert McCausland inherited property from William Conolly in County Derry and this was the start of a separate "County Derry Line.
LINEAGE.
I. Baron MacAuselan
Baron MacAuselan,5 of Glenduglas on Loch Lomond, a feudatory of Colquhoun of Luss, had three ss. : —
- 1 Alexander MacAuselan, the last to assume the title of Baron MacAuselan, left an only child : —
- A Daughter, m. Campbell, after whose death she sold her interest in the lands of the Barony to Sir Humphry Colquhoun, her superior.^
- 2 Andrew, IL
- 3 John MacAuselan, m. Nans, second dau. of Alexander Colquhoun of Luss, and had, with other issue, a dau. : —
- Katharine MacAuselan, in. her first cos., Robert Colquhoun, q. v. s.
- Katharine MacAuselan, in. her first cos., Robert Colquhoun, q. v. s.
References
- Crosley, Charles (1904). Descent and Alliances of Croslegh, or Crossle, or Crossley of Scaitcliffe: and Coddington of Oldbridge; and Evans of Eyton Hall, London: Priv. print., The De La More press. MacAUSELAN, or MacCAUSLAND, of GLENDUGLAS. IRISH LINE. Page 229 - 231 < Archive.Org >.
- WikiTree contributors, "John (Mccausland) McCausland (1549-)," WikiTree: The Free Family Tree, (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mccausland-58 : accessed 29 January 2024). (Cites dead links)
- http://http.wightman.ca/~gmac/McCausland%20Family%20Genealogy.htm
- Scogland, Thesta Kennedy. (1984) Genealogy of McCasland : McCaslin/McCausland, McCauslin/McCashland. Baltimore : Gateway Press ; Boulder, CO : Orders to T.K. Scogland. < Archive.Org > (borrow with free ID).
Baron MacAuselan of Glenduglas's Timeline
1549 |
1549
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Glenduglas, Dumbartonshire, Scotland
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1566 |
1566
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Calderoth, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1567 |
1567
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Scotland
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1585 |
1585
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Glenduglas, Dumbartonshire, Scotland
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1603 |
February 6, 1603
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Glenduglas, Scotland
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Scotland
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