Robert Stewart

Commanded the Jacobite troops at the skirmish of Keith. Possibly a son of Sir Walter Stewart of Strathdon and Glenlivet; on p. 1143, he identifies himself as a "younger representative" of Sir Walter Stewart of Strathdon and Glenlivet, and in the Oath of Allegiance taken by officers of Perth's regiment, his name is given as Robert Stewart Younger of Stradown (Macphail, Fraser Papers, p. 277). The Officers of the Jacobite Armies database lists Captain Robert Stewart (of Roy Stewart's) and Captain Robert Stewart, Younger of Strathdon (of Perth's and Roy Stewart's) as separate officers (source: Muster Roll), but this is likely an error. The Muster Roll treats them as the same person (see pp. 68 and 205).