Allan Duncan MacDougall
Allan Duncan MacDougall (1798 - 1876) was a Scottish lawyer. He was the ninth son of Patrick MacDougall, later Chief of Clan MacDougall, and his wife Louisa Maxwell Campbell. In 1833 he became factor of the Baleveolan estate on Lismore.
From 1808, Allan MacDougall was educated at Perth Grammar School. By 1815, he had become apprenticed as a lawyer to John Young W.S. in Edinburgh. He became a Writer to His Majesty's Signet in 1824. Around 1828 he entered into the partnership of Baxter and MacDougall, which did business in John Young's former premises at 32 Castle Street, Edinburgh.…more
From 1808, Allan MacDougall was educated at Perth Grammar School. By 1815, he had become apprenticed as a lawyer to John Young W.S. in Edinburgh. He became a Writer to His Majesty's Signet in 1824. Around 1828 he entered into the partnership of Baxter and MacDougall, which did business in John Young's former premises at 32 Castle Street, Edinburgh.…more
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How an Island Lost its People: Improvement, Clearance and Resettlement on Lismore, 1830 - 1914
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