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Maclean: created 3 September 1631, or 13 February 1632; sealed 12 January 1632.^[1]

• I. 1632. Sir Lauchlan Maclean, of Morvaren, or Morven, son and heir of Hector Og Maclean, of Duart, by his 1st wife, Jeannette, daughter of Colin Mackenzie of Kintail; succeeded his father in 1618; was member of parliament for Tarbert Sheriffdom, 1628-1633, and was created a Baronet 3 September 1631, or 13 February 1632, the patent being sealed 12 January 1632, but not recorded in the Great Seal Register, with rem. to heirs male whatsoever, and with a grant of, presumably, 16,000 acres in Nova Scotia, entitled the Barony of New Morvaren, of which he had seized in February 1632. He was a Royalist, and as such, was at the battles of Inverlochy and (August 1645) of Kilsyth. He married Mary, 2nd daughter of Roderick Macleod of Macleod, by Isabel, daughter of Donald MacDonald of Glengarry. He died 18 April 1649.

• II. 1649. Sir Hector Maclean, Baronet, of Morven aforesaid, 1st son and heir, born about 1625; succeeded to the Baronetcy, 18 April 1649; raised 700 men of his clan for the Royal cause, with whom he was defeated and slain at the Battle of Inverkeithing in 1651. He died unmarked [grave].

• III. Sir Allan Maclean, Baronet, of Morven aforesaid, br. and heir, born about 1637; succeeded to the Baronetcy in 1651. He married Giles, 3rd daughter of John Macleod of Macleod, by Sybilla, daughter of Kenneth Mackenzie, 1st Lord Mackenzie of Kintail. He died 1674 in his 38th year. His widow married (—) Campbell of Glendaroul.

• IV. 1674. Sir John Maclean, Baronet, of Morven aforesaid, only surviving son and heir; succeeded to the Baronetcy in 1674; fought (with his clan) on behalf of the House of Stuart, at the battle of Killiecrankie (1689), and at that of Sheriffmuir in the rising of 1715. He married in or before 1704, Mary, daughter of Sir Aeneas MacPherson of Invereshie. She died before him. He died in or before 1719. Administration of the goods of an intestate on 7 October 1719, as “of Gordon Castle, Scotland,” granted to a creditor.

• V. 1719. Sir Hector Maclean, Baronet, of Morven aforesaid, only s. and h.; b. about 1704; suc. to the Baronetcy in or before 1719. He was arrested in Edinburgh in 1745 on suspicion of treason and imprisoned two years in London. He died unmarked at Paris, January or February 1751, aged 47, when the issue male of the grantee became extinct.^[2]

• VI. 1751. Sir Allan Maclean, Baronet, of Brolas in Mull, 3rd cousin and heir male, being only surviving s. and h. of Donald MACLEAN, of Brolas aforesaid, by Isabella, da. of Allan MACLEAN, of Ardgour, which Donald (who d. 1750) was s. and h, of Lauchlan MACLEAN, of Brolas, by Isabella, da. of Hector MACLEAN, of Torloish, which Laughlan (b. 1650; M.P. [S.] for Argyleshire, 1685-86, who d. 1687), was s. and h of Donald MACLEAN, also of Brolas, who was the younger brother (of the half blood) to the 1st Baronet, being son of Hector Og MAclean above named, by his 2nd wife, Isabella, daughter of Sir Archibald Acheson. He succeeded to the Baronetcy in 1781; was sometime Captain in the Dutch service, but afterwards served in the American war, and was finally Major in the 119th regiment. He married Una, daughter of Hector MACLEAN, of Coll. He died decessit sine prole 10 December 1783. Administration of the goods of an intestate in March and August 1798.

• VII. 1783. Sir Hector Maclean, Baronet, 2d cousin and heir male, being son and heir of Donald MACLEAN, Collector of Customs at Montego Bay, Jamaica, by his 1st wife, Mary, daughter of John Dickson, of Glasgow, which Donald, was s. of John MACLEAN,(a) by Florence, da. of (—) MACLEAN, the said John being s. of Hector Og MACLEAN, yr. br. of Lauchlan MACLEAN, of Brolas, above mentioned, the grandfather of the 6th Baronet. He was an officer in the army; succeeded to the Baronetcy 10 December 1783. He died decessit sine prole, probably unmarked grave, 2 November 1818, at Hatfield, County York.

• VIII. 1818. Sir Fitzroy Jeffreys Grafton Maclean, Baronet, br. of the half blood and h., being s. of Donald MACLEAN above named by his 2d wife, Margaret, da, of James WALL, of Clonea Castle, co. Waterford; entered the army 1787; served in the West Indies at the capture of Tobago, the attack on Martinique, Guadaloupe, etc., as also at the capture (1808) of the islands of St. Thomas and St. John, of which he was made Governor in 1808; became a full General in 1837 and Col. of the 54th Foot in 1841. He suc. to the Baronetcy 2 Nov. 1818. He m. firstly, Elizabeth, widow of John Bishop, of Barbadoes, only child of Charles KIDD. She d. 1832. He m. secondly, 17 Sept. 1838, Frances, widow of Henry CAMPION, of Malling Deanery, co. Sussex, 3d da. of the Rev. Henry WATKINs, of Conisbrough. She d. 12 June 1843. Administration of the goods of an intestate in June 1843. He died 5 July 1847, at 53 Cadogan Place, Pimlico. Will proved August 1847.

• IX. 1847. Sir Charles Fitzroy Maclean, Baronet, 1st son and heir, by 1st wife; born 14 October 1798; educated at Eton and at Woolwich; entered the Scots Fusileer Guards, 1816; sometime, 1832 to 1839, Lieutenant-Colonel 81st Foot, and, subsequently, Military Sector at Gibraltar; Colonel in the army, 1846; succeeded to the Baronetcy, 5 July 1847. He married 10 May 1831, at Wateringbury, Kent, Emily Eleanor, 4th daughter of the Honorable Jacob Marsham, D.D., Canon of Windsor (younger son of Robert Marsham, 2nd Baron Romney), by Amelia Frances, daughter, and heir of Joseph Bullock, of Caversfield, Oxon. She, who was born 10 February 1803, died 12 April 1838. He died 27 January 1883, at West Cliff House, Folkestone, Kent, in his 85th year.

• X. 1883. Sir Fitzroy Donald Maclean, Baronet, of Overblow, near Shorne, County Kent, only son and heir, born 18 May 1835; served in the Crimean war, 1854 to 1855, being present at Alma and Sebastopol; sometime Lieutenant-Colonel of the 13th Hussars, and Colonel of the West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry; succeeded, to the Baronetcy 27 January 1883. He married 17 January 1872, at St. James', Piccadilly, Constance Marianne, 2nd and youngest daughter and coheir of George Holland Ackers,^[3] of Moreton Hall, Cheshire, by Harriett Susan, daughter of Henry William Hutton, of Beverley, County York.

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