John Clark was one of the Scottish POWs brought over on the ship Unity in 1650 after capture in the Battle of Dunbar to work as an indentured servant. Like many of his compatriots, he worked for a time...

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[He] came from London on the ship "John & Sarah," in 1651; he served in King Philip's war, and was one of those who suffered losses because of the depredations of the Indians. James Ross, a Royalist ...

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John MacBean (Bean or MacBayne)) was transported by the English Crown to New England in 1651/52 as a Scotch prisoner." He was about 18 years old at that time. With him were John Sinclair (Sinkler) and ...

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He was taken prisoner at the Battle of Worcester and brought to America as a prisoner in 1652, arriving on the "John & Sarah." "From The Great Historic Families of Scotland, Vol. 2, we learn that sho...

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The James Grant who married Elizabeth Everell was NOT his father, but he was a kinsman. Peter Grant was captured at the Battle of Dunbar on 3 September 1650 and deported to America. During the Engl...

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