Genealogy of The Clan Gregor - 55 - Descent of Roro according to Innerhaddon 1

[1] This is taken from the Innerhaddon genealogy at GD50/101

[2] Gregor mentioned as Gregor MacDhonchie in Roro, and John dubh his brother, in the Act of the Privy Council Feb; 1589 after the death of Drummondearnach. John dubh Mor MacGregor in Roro was executed July 28 1612.

[3] 8. Patrick, 8th son of Eoin dubh, named 'Para-Ruadh-nan-Craicnan' or 'nan Seach-danan who was executed at Edinburgh March 27.1667.

[4] "Gregor MacCondoquhy in Roro (under the Laird of Weyme) Head of House of Roro.", #46 and #65-1586; #61-1590; #4-1592; not in 1601

[6] "John dow Maccondoquhy MacGregor in Roro.", - #71-1586 list; #62-1590; #12-1601
#2-1613b Jone Dow his brother (brother of Duncan McGregour of Roro)
Trial and Executions July 28 1612 - John dow mor McGregor in Rora - "And siclike the said John Dow moir McGregor in Rora for stealing and away taking of a great number of goods pertaining to mylord Ogilvie furth of Glenylay And sicklike for taking and keeping of the island called Island varnach against his Majesty’s commissioner and hiring and oppressing of the whole tenants and inhabitants of the country about, taking and inbringing of the haill guids and be all to the number of eight score cows and oxen, eighteen score sheep and goats which were eaten and slain by them within the said island."

[7] "#1-1613b Duncan McGregour in Roro (or of Roro)

[8] 1649 list: Amelia Vol ii, p116-120 and 467-470:
46 Gregor McConnochie VcGregor in Rora,
47 Ewin McGregor his brother there,
(46. Gregor IX., son of the Duncan who sold Roro. The genealogies do not mention a brother Ewin, but he had a nephew of the name.) .

[9] Chief's papers at Stirling: PD60 Box 71?
Letter from Rev Robert 1819 with elaboration of Glengairn genealogy
Donachadh Mor Liohuinneach Laird of Inverenzie m dau of Gordon of Breachley in Glenmuick
> Niel - the descent from Donnchadh mor leaves out multiple generations, Donnchadh mor probably lived around 1400. I estimate Grigair mor to be born around 1620
>> Iain Dubh nan arm cruaidh (= Black John of the strong arm)
>>>Grigair Mor nan caigeachan (= Big Gregor of the conflicts) m [Agnes] dau of MacGregor of Strathaven
>>>>Calum Og of Ballater [was at the spoiling of Glenkindie's house][had two brothers drowned in river Gairn]
m [Mary] Gordon daughter of Gordon of Dalperey and Wardis Tullinessel
>>>>>Alexander m Margaret Cameron from Cuilmhuilinn in Rannoch
John m Mary dau of Patrick Duguid of Achnahoue [Achnah'uaigh] Lumphanan
brother Duncan [captured after Culloden, supposedly to be transported] was given as 'in Tarland'
>>>>>>daughter m Macnaughten schoolmaster [thenaged 75]
Most of the family used the name Grierson
Alexander sold the family estate under reversion 2 sons - no available names because they left the country so young
There was a Testament Dative for one of the Griersons here in 1770