Notes:

Some record a third daughter, Ida, but this appears incorrect.

Family/Spouse: Hugh Macinnes. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Marguerite Macinnes was born in 1883 in Dundee, Scotalnd; died in 1976 in New Jersey, USA.
2. Helen Macinnes

+ Mary Macleod. Mary (daughter of Alexander (of Lochbay) Macleod and Anne (of Kingsburgh) Macdonald) died in Stein, Isle Of Skye. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"The information I gave you on Alexander MacLeod who married Anne
MacDonald, Flora's daughter, was taken from the book " The Life of Flora
MacDonald" by Rev. Alexander MacGregor and its genealogical value is
widely accepted. Here is a paragraph

Anne who married Major Alexander MacLeod of Lochbay, Isle of Skye and of
Glendale, Moore County U.S.A.. He fought through the American War of
Independence; subsequently distinguished himself in the European Wars,
and rose to the rank of Major General in the British Army. His wife
Anne, daughter of Flora MacDonald survived him and died at the house of
their daughter Mary, at the village of Stein, Isle of Skye, in 1834.
The issue of this marriage was Norman, killed by Glengarry in a dual,
after a quarrel at a Northern Meeting Ball at Inverness; 2& 3 sons, one
of whom married in India (4) Flora who married Mr MacKay from Forres,
Moray, with issue (5) Mary, who died, unmarried, in Stein, Isle of Skye."

Sender wishes to remain annonymous

Alexander + Anne (of Kingsburgh) Macdonald. Anne (daughter of Alan (7th of Kingsburgh) Macdonald and Flora (The Heroine) Macdonald) was born in 1754 in Flodigarry, North-East Coast Of Skye, Scotland; died in 1834 in Stein, Isle Of Skye. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Norman + Unknown. and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Information from Ancestry.com
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:28586&id=I066&ti=2816
Contact: Unknown

Alan married Flora (The Heroine) Macdonald on 6 Nov 1750 in Armadale, Sleat, Skye, Scotland Or Milton, North Uist. Flora (daughter of Ranald Rev (Younger 2nd of Milton) Macdonald and Marion (of Griminish) Macdonald) was born in 1722 in Milton, South Uist, Scotland; died on 4 Mar 1790 in Kingsburgh, Sleat, Skye, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Sometimes shown as daughter of James (1st of Belfinlay) MacDonald & Mary(of Kinlochmoidart) Macdonald. As in Burkes Landed Gentry under "Macneilof Barra" shown as brother of Angus Macdonald of Belfinlay who marriedPenelope MacNeill daughter of 38th Chief.


"Flora Macdonald rescued Prince Charles Edward Stuart after the battle of
Culloden, 1745. He was called the "young Pretender" in the "Rebellion of
the "45". She hid him in the Island of Skye until he escaped to France.
Her statue is at Inverness."
ancestry.com contact claire@grant.screaming.net>
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:a28586&id=I067
This site shows her parents as Marion & Ranald Macdonald
and siblings as
Angus MACDONALD b: BEF. 1722 in Milton, South Uist, Scotland
? MACDONALD b: BEF. 1722 in Milton, South Uist, Scotland



Flora of the '45 MACDONALD of Milton athttp://www.macdonald50.freeserve.co.uk/genealogy/d0002/g0000074.html#I3693
at Roddy Macdonald's Home Page
Home of the Clan Donald Genealogy Database
http://www.macdonald50.freeserve.co.uk/
Clan Donald Database Index of Persons
http://www.macdonald50.freeserve.co.uk/genealogy/persons.html



From source who wishes to remain annonymous
"The information I gave you on Alexander MacLeod who married AnneMacDonald, Flora's daughter, was taken from the book "The Life of FloraMacDonald" by Rev. Alexander MacGregor.
And its genealogical value is widely accepted. Here is a paragraph

Anne who married Major Alexander MacLeod of Lochbay, Isle of Skye and ofGlendale, Moore County U.S.A.. He fought through the American War ofIndependence; subsequently distinguished himself in the European Wars,and rose to the rank of Major General in the British Army.

His wife Anne, daughter of Flora MacDonald survived him and died at thehouse of their daughter Mary, at the village of Stein, Isle of Skye, in1834.
The issue of this marriage was Norman, killed by Glengarry in a dual,after a quarrel at a Northern Meeting Ball at Inverness. 2& 3 sons, oneof whom married in India (4) Flora who married Mr MacKay from Forres,Moray, with issue (5) Mary, who died, unmarried, in Stein, Isle of Skye."

From the same source
"From Rev. Alexander MacGregor's book The Life of Flora MacDonald ( andothers)

Flora MacDonald (1722) was the daughter of Ranald MacDonald, younger ofMilton in South UiSt He was the son of Angus, younger, of Milton. Ranaldwas a Cadet of the family of Clanranald and not very distantly related.Flora's mother was Marion, daughter of The Rev. Angus MacDonald, for someyears the parish minister of the Island of Gigha.

He was known as Angus son of Hugh of Griminish in the Island of NorthUiSt His wife was a daughter of MacDonald of Largie in Kintyre. Flora'syounger brother Angus succeeded his father at Milton, while his mother,in 1728, married Hugh MacDonald of Armadale, in Skye, a Captain in theMilitia in the Long Island during the Prince's wanderings there Notedfrom other books etc. Marion and Hugh had other children Annabella,Florence and James, not necessarily in that order. I think they hadanother two sons, however, they died at an early age.

Alexander MacGregor was a very highly respected source of information onFlora and quite frequently quoted in other books."