1 John Bannerman 55

 2 Catherine McKay 28

 3 Alexander Bannerman 1

 1 Alex.  McBeth 35

 2 Christian Gunn 50

 3 George McBeth 16

 4 Roderick McBeth 12

 5 Robert McBeth 10

 6 Adam McBeth 6

 7 Morrison McBeth 4

 8 Margaret McBeth 18

 9 Molly McBeth 18

10 Christian McBeth 14

 1 Alexander Mathewson 34 Sergeant of the passengers

 2 Ann Mathewson 34

 3 Hugh Mathewson 10 At school

 4 Angus Mathewson 6

 5 John Mathewson 1

 6 Cathern Mathewson 2

 1 Alexander Polson 30

 6 Catherine Mathewson 2

3 Hugh Polson 10 At school

4 John Polson 5 At school

5 Donald Polson 1

6 Anne Polson 7

1 William McKay 44 Brought out millstones, embarked at
Stromness
2 Barbara Sutherland 35

3 Betty McKay 10 At school

4 Dorothy McKay 4

5 Janet McKay 2

1 Joseph Adams 25 Embarked at Gravesend

 2 Mary Adams 23

 1 Reginald Green 31 Sergeant of passengers

 2 George Adams 19

 3 Henry Hilliard 19

 4 Edward Simmons 20

 5 Christian Bannerman 22

 6 John Matheson 22

 7 Alexander Sutherland 25 Sergeant of passengers

 8 John McDonald 22

Total—­84

F.

The honour roll.

In Martin’s “H.B.  Co.  Land Tenures” is found a petition to the Prince Regent, after the troubles of 1816, asking for troops and steps to be taken for their preservation.  As these are those, from all the different parties, who held fast to Red River Settlement, they are worthy of highest honour.  These were the real Kildonan settlers whom Lord Selkirk saw on his visit in 1817.

    Donald Livingston

    George McBeath

    Angus Matheson

    Alex.  Sutherland

    George Ross

    Alexander Murray, lot 23

    James Murray

    John Farquharson

    John McLean

    John Bannerman

    George McKay

    Alexander Polson

    Hugh Polson

    Robert McBeath

    Alexander McLean

    George Adams

    Martin Jordon

    Robert McKay