MacAulay

Edward Burk identifies this MacAulay as the skipper of a vessel hired by Charles Edward Stuart and his retinue, and alleges that this MacAulay betrayed the group to Prince William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland. However, Prince William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland was not in the region at the time, and Edward Burk or Robert Forbes might be confusing this detail with the role played by Aulay MacAulay and John MacAulay.

Name

forename
surname	MacAulay
reg	MacAulay

sex

Male

Languages Known

English

Variant Names

MacAulay (1)
- Wednesday's Afternoon, Septr 9th, 1747 at the Hour appointed (4 o'Clock) Ned Bourk came to my Room, when I went through his Journal with him at great Leisure, and, from his own Mouth, made those Passages plain & intelligible, that were written in confused indistinct Terms. (v02.0326.01)

Mentions

Document (1)

Wednesday's Afternoon, Septr 9th, 1747 at the Hour appointed (4 o'Clock) Ned Bourk came to my Room, when I went through his Journal with him at great Leisure, and, from his own Mouth, made those Passages plain & intelligible, that were written in confused indistinct Terms. (v02.0326.01)