Isabel Mackenzie

From the History of the Macleods, page 248 and 249

John married Isabel, eldest daughter of Kenneth Mac kenzie, I. of Scatwell (second son of Sir Roderick Mackenzie, Tutor of Kintail), by his second wife, Janet, daughter of Walter Ross of Invercharron. By this lady John had issue —
1. Alexander, who died without issue. 2. Roderick, who also died without issue. 3. William Macleod, an officer in the Dutch service, who married, with issue—one son, who died without issue. s
4. John Macleod, of Muiravonside, who carried on the representation of the family. 5. Donald Macleod, who next occupied Bernera, and of whom hereafter. Donald's eldest son, Norman, ultimately succeeded as representative of the family. 6. Margaret, who married William Macleod, III. of Hamer. 7. Christiana, who married Donald Macleod III. of Talisker. 8. Janet, who married Lachlan Maclean, second of Gruline, (son of Allan, first of Gruline, who was third son of Charles Maclean, second of Ardnacross and first of THE MACLEODS OF BERNERA. 249 Drimnin) with issue—Hector, a medical doctor. This Dr. Hector Maclean resided at Erray, near Tobermory, Mull, where he composed a large number of excellent Gaelic poems which he preserved in a valuable M.S. collection. He married his cousin Catherine, only daughter of Donald Maclean, X. of Coll, by his second wife, Marion, second daughter of Sir Norman Macleod, I. of Bernera, by whom he had issue—several daughters, one of whom, Mary, Dr. Johnson, who visited Dr. Maclean in 1773, describes as the most accomplished lady he met during his tour to the Hebrides. Dr. Maclean died about 1785. John Macleod, of Bernera and Contullich, was succeeded as representative of the family by his fourth and eldest surviving son,