Angus Campbell, Bailie of Campbelltown

ANGUS CAMPBELL

Sometime Bailie of Campbelltown

Evidence from the National Records of Scotland

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21 December 1676: LETTERS OF HORNING AND POINDING at the instance of Angus Campbell, late bailie of Campbelltoun [Campbeltown], brother to Walter Campbell of Skipniss [Campbell of Skipness] against Archibald McDonald now of Largie, eldest son and apparent heir to deceased Angus McDonald of Largie, for non-payment of sums of money due under bond dated 19 May, 1669, by said deceased Angus McDonald. National Records of Scotland, Macdonald family of Sanda, Argyllshire, reference GD92/35

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9 November 1678: CAPTION at the instance of Angus Campbell, late bailie of Campbelltown, brother to Walter Campbell of Skipnish [Campbell of Skipness], for the apprehension of Archibald McDonald of Largie, eldest lawful son and apparent heir to deceased Angus McDonald of Largie, who was denounced rebel for non payment of sum in bond, dated 19 May, 1669, by said deceased Angus McDonald to said Angus Campbell. National Records of Scotland, Macdonald family of Sanda, Argyllshire, reference GD92/45

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16 February 1685: DISCHARGE by Donald Campbell factor to Archibald, Lord Lorne, to Angus Campbell, brother to the Captain of Skipnedge [Skipness] of feuduty and teind silver due from the half of Drumlemill for the year 1684, and of silver rent from the 2 merklands of Balnabrayd, and the 2 merkland of Suckoth [Succoth], with silver rent, poultry and eggs from his tenements in Campbeltown. National Records of Scotland, Macdonald family of Sanda, Argyllshire, reference GD92/89

Genealogical Account

Fasti Ecclesiæ Scoticanæ; The Succession of Ministers in the Church of Scotland from the Reformation by Hew Scott, DD., New Edition. Volume IV. Synods of Argyll, and of Perth and Stirling (Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, 1923), pp. 66-7