A jacobite campaign fought in 1746 Scotland. Recorded strengths: Lord Loudoun's column: approximately 300 regular troops, 250 men of the Campbell of Argyll Militia, and eight Independent Highland Companies. George Munro of Cu….
George Munro of Culcairn, a government officer, was shot dead near Loch Arkaig on 31 August 1746 by an unidentified gunman; no other casualties are recorded in the surviving sources.
Lord Loudoun's column: approximately 300 regular troops, 250 men of the Campbell of Argyll Militia, and eight Independent Highland Companies. George Munro of Culcairn's column: approximately 300 regulars and eight Independent Highland Companies, marching via Glen Garry to rendezvous at Loch Arkaig.
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