David Dobson book of the '15, and in the intro he says "While the leaders of the '15 - Mar, Derwentwater, Froster and McIntosh of Borlum - are well-known little survives to identify thos who actively supported the Rising.  This contrasts with the '45 for which there are a number of books listing or identifying the Jacobite participants.  Who were the people who provided the military and civilian support which was so essential and who in many cases suffered transportation, exile, banishment, or a loss of social or economic position within the community?  It is difficult in many instances to positively identify certain individuals or families as sympathetic to the House of Stuart as many landed families, as ever, hedged their bets, by providing one son for one side and another for the rival side.  Such a policy generally enabled families to retain their land and property in the aftermath of hostilities.  However the majority of participants did not have such a problem and either voluntarily fought for the Old Pretender or were pressurised to fight by their feudal superiors. Information on the ordinary soldiers is generally difficult to find apart from those who fell into the hands of the government.  This volume therefore provides a partial list of Jacobites of the '15 and is based largely on manuscript or primary printed sources".

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS -

MCLEAN Alexander tenant to Weem, prisoner in Blackness, Stirling and Carlisle, possibly transported from Liverpool to South Carolina on the "Wakefield" 21.4.1716

MCLEAN Allan, Ensign in McIntosh's Regiment, prisoner at Preston, possibly transported from Liverpool to Virginia on the "Friendship" 24.5.1716 landed in Maryland 8.1716

MCLEAN Daniel trasnproted from Liverpool to Jamaica on the "Two Brothers" 24.5.1716 landed  on Montserrat 6.1716.

MCLEAN John, Adjutant to Lord Seaforth, at Sheriffmuir, prisoner.

MCLEAN John , transported from Liverpool to Virginia on the "Friendship" 24.5.1716, landed in Maryland 8.1716

MCLEAN  Lauchlan, Captain in McIntosh's Regiment, prisoner at Preston.

MCLEAN  Peter, transported from Liverpool to Antigua on the "Scipio" 30.3.1716