You missed a aspect of the final outcome: financial. The Camerons had to pay the required compensation the Privy Council instructed. They didnt have the sum of 72000 Merks and had to loan it from the Duke of Argyll. It came with exhorbitant interest and other conditions such as acnowledging him as their lord. They took almost 80 years to pay the debt off. So doesnt feel like they won on that score.
As a Cameron (my dad) / Campbell (my mom) hybrid, we love to feud 🤣.. I grew up with the stories of the feud and if I remember grandpa correctly there was a truce in the middle of the feud and some type of party or get together. All was well, until a Cameron said the Mackintosh Chief's wife looked like a pregnant cow and all hell broke loose. Thank you for sharing this history. It keeps the colorful history alive. I could go on for hours about the Campbell & Macdonald feud and what Alasdair Mac Colla Chiotaich MacDhòmhnaill did to the town of Inveraray, Inveraray and Argyll.
Being a Cameron I found this super informational. I’ve had a Macintosh come up and ask if I knew our history and genuinely not knowing to then watching this. Makes a wee bit more sense to me now lol.
Well the last chapter in this saga is the Cameron eventually did pay for the land and it almost bankrupted them. They also had to lend it from the Campbells which had huge implications as well. Did you miss the Battle of the North Inch of 1396? The king had enough of the feuding and demanded a single fight to end it all. 30 Cameron's vs 30 Mackintosh's.
Awesome. I have ties to clan MacPhail but I know MacPhail was a sept of Clan Cameron so I don’t know if after some of these battles MacPhail joined with Cameron or some information isn’t correct.
Hi William. MacPhails are found with Camerons and Chattan/Mackintoshs. MacPhails are of the "old blood" of Chattan and originally from areas around Fort William. It appears when the heiress of Chattan married into Mackintosh, she moved with the majority of her people to Mackintosh land. Not all MacPhails went with her. That is why the MacPhails that remained in the old lands accepted Cameron as their new clan, whilst the MacPhails that went with Eva accepted Mackintosh as their new chief. Eventually you may have had MacPhails on both sides of the feud. My family eventually modernised their surname to Paul so I'm also a MacPhail. There is a Wikipedia article on Clan MacPhail, look it up for more info.
Ay my dude! As a Cameron, I love to learn about my history! But as an audio engineer, I’m begging you to either cut breaths or use a de-breather! If at any point you are looking to hire someone to do audio for your channel, I’d be happy to do it for the low just cuz I love that you are giving me a reason to look at my MacBook sideways
I'm a Taylor a sept of Clan Cameron and as told here one of the most interesting clan characters was "Taillear dubh na tuaighe" black Taylor of the axe, Donald Cameron bastard son of Ewen Cameron 14th chief of the clan. his mother was the daughter of a chief of clan MacDougall, The man was a formidable warrior with the Lochaber axe "tuagh-chatha" and he killed Mackintosh of Mackintosh the 15th chief of the clan. My clan was very war like even its name describes violence, Cameron means broken or crooked nose and you don't get that for being peaceful. Mar sin leibh an-drasta
I am American born so part of the diaspora. However, I confirmed with the clan Chattan association that the pronunciation really should be hatton, not chattan, which means the letter c is silent
Clan McIntosh also lost to the combined forces of Clan Grant and Clan Gregor in 1690. The feud came about when Clan McIntosh built a mill, to power their mill they diverted Clan Grant's water supply to power a water wheel. Clan Grant called upon their kinsfolk Clan Gregor to help them sort out the McIntosh's. Rob Roy MacGregor raised a force of his clan and they travelled one hundred miles north east to Speyside to help the Grant's. After the McIntosh's had been defeated, Clan Gregor men raised the mill to the ground, Rob Roy's piper composed the tune "The Burning of the Black Mill" as a celebration of their victory against Clan McIntosh. Rob left two runners in Speyside to raise the alarm if the Grant's were ever troubled by the McIntosh's again, they never were needed. I am descended from one of Rob Roy's planted runners in Speyside, I was born in Dufftown, Banffshire, my paternal grandmother was a Cameron.
the battle of invernahavon may have been a victory for Mackintosh, but the real losers were ckan Davidson who lost thier clan chief and were destroyed as a fighting force.....My grandad told me stories of this and how the Davidsons had hard times from all the losses of our men.
IMO neither clan won - they all lost; for, much fighting among the various clans only weakened the overall strength of Scotland's population - to the point of the English eventually taking over completely & dismantling the clan system as it once existed.
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You missed a aspect of the final outcome: financial. The Camerons had to pay the required compensation the Privy Council instructed. They didnt have the sum of 72000 Merks and had to loan it from the Duke of Argyll. It came with exhorbitant interest and other conditions such as acnowledging him as their lord. They took almost 80 years to pay the debt off. So doesnt feel like they won on that score.
A proud descendant of Macintosh! Born in Australia but my Gran still holds the Macintosh name, stories and colors.
We love the MacIntoshes!
As a MacPhail of Chattan I love this history !
i'm mcPhail!
As a Cameron (my dad) / Campbell (my mom) hybrid, we love to feud 🤣..
I grew up with the stories of the feud and if I remember grandpa correctly there was a truce in the middle of the feud and some type of party or get together. All was well, until a Cameron said the Mackintosh Chief's wife looked like a pregnant cow and all hell broke loose.
Thank you for sharing this history. It keeps the colorful history alive.
I could go on for hours about the Campbell & Macdonald feud and what Alasdair Mac Colla Chiotaich MacDhòmhnaill did to the town of Inveraray, Inveraray and Argyll.
Super! Thank you!
Being a Cameron I found this super informational. I’ve had a Macintosh come up and ask if I knew our history and genuinely not knowing to then watching this. Makes a wee bit more sense to me now lol.
Same here. I had no idea of our history.
I'm a Mackintosh through my mother and grandmother I may add it to my last name
My paternal grandmother was a Cameron.
Would like to hear more about this hopefully, BTW I'm a mcintosh
I am part of clan mackintosh myself
Mac an Tòisich
Well the last chapter in this saga is the Cameron eventually did pay for the land and it almost bankrupted them. They also had to lend it from the Campbells which had huge implications as well.
Did you miss the Battle of the North Inch of 1396? The king had enough of the feuding and demanded a single fight to end it all. 30 Cameron's vs 30 Mackintosh's.
Holy crap. My dad said we wanted the trial by blood but it seems sketchy.
From what I’ve found in my research the mackintosh’s won killing all but 1 of the Cameron’s. The mackintosh’s lost 19 men
Mac an Tòisich living in Manchester, England. Very interesting. Gutted that we lost!? Not sure about that, think it evens out overall :) x
Clan Cameron ❤️
Loch Moigh!
I am a proud Cameron as you can see from my name.Alba Gu Brach
Awesome. I have ties to clan MacPhail but I know MacPhail was a sept of Clan Cameron so I don’t know if after some of these battles MacPhail joined with Cameron or some information isn’t correct.
Hi William. MacPhails are found with Camerons and Chattan/Mackintoshs. MacPhails are of the "old blood" of Chattan and originally from areas around Fort William. It appears when the heiress of Chattan married into Mackintosh, she moved with the majority of her people to Mackintosh land. Not all MacPhails went with her. That is why the MacPhails that remained in the old lands accepted Cameron as their new clan, whilst the MacPhails that went with Eva accepted Mackintosh as their new chief. Eventually you may have had MacPhails on both sides of the feud. My family eventually modernised their surname to Paul so I'm also a MacPhail. There is a Wikipedia article on Clan MacPhail, look it up for more info.
I'm of the old Doye/MacPhail blood and a sept of Clan Chattan and I was always wondering how we fit into clan Cameron. So interesting.
@@ashleypaul6326 If I remember right part of Clan MacPhail went to Chattan and part went to Cameron.
I forgot to mention -We were at Bannockburn. What does that say .
I'm a Mackintosh
Ay my dude! As a Cameron, I love to learn about my history! But as an audio engineer, I’m begging you to either cut breaths or use a de-breather! If at any point you are looking to hire someone to do audio for your channel, I’d be happy to do it for the low just cuz I love that you are giving me a reason to look at my MacBook sideways
I know. This was really early in my podcasting experience. Thanks for listening anyway.
I'm a Taylor a sept of Clan Cameron and as told here one of the most interesting clan characters was "Taillear dubh na tuaighe" black Taylor of the axe, Donald Cameron bastard son of Ewen Cameron 14th chief of the clan.
his mother was the daughter of a chief of clan MacDougall, The man was a formidable warrior with the Lochaber axe "tuagh-chatha" and he killed Mackintosh of Mackintosh the 15th chief of the clan.
My clan was very war like even its name describes violence, Cameron means broken or crooked nose and you don't get that for being peaceful.
Mar sin leibh an-drasta
I am American born so part of the diaspora. However, I confirmed with the clan Chattan association that the pronunciation really should be hatton, not chattan, which means the letter c is silent
Clan McIntosh also lost to the combined forces of Clan Grant and Clan Gregor in 1690. The feud came about when Clan McIntosh built a mill, to power their mill they diverted Clan Grant's water supply to power a water wheel. Clan Grant called upon their kinsfolk Clan Gregor to help them sort out the McIntosh's. Rob Roy MacGregor raised a force of his clan and they travelled one hundred miles north east to Speyside to help the Grant's.
After the McIntosh's had been defeated, Clan Gregor men raised the mill to the ground, Rob Roy's piper composed the tune "The Burning of the Black Mill" as a celebration of their victory against Clan McIntosh. Rob left two runners in Speyside to raise the alarm if the Grant's were ever troubled by the McIntosh's again, they never were needed.
I am descended from one of Rob Roy's planted runners in Speyside, I was born in Dufftown, Banffshire, my paternal grandmother was a Cameron.
I’m descended from Clan Mackintosh ❤
MacKintosh!
No idea,no one has ever beat the McIntosh, except for Culloden
Chattan/MacPherson. Creag dubh cloinn Chattan!!
I'm a Davidson, with direct lineage to Clan MacIntosh.
Can't hear this. Interesting because my Scottish ancestry includes MacIntosh.
I am a cameron
I would say Camerons won the war. Also shows in todays society how many Camerons there are around the world compared to the Macintosh
There is loads of us everywhere, McIntosh's dont die we multiply lol. Loch Moigh!
All these family names still exist is huge numbers.
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@@mattmcintosh3939💯🎯❤️
the battle of invernahavon may have been a victory for Mackintosh, but the real losers were ckan Davidson who lost thier clan chief and were destroyed as a fighting force.....My grandad told me stories of this and how the Davidsons had hard times from all the losses of our men.
IMO neither clan won - they all lost; for, much fighting among the various clans only weakened the overall strength of Scotland's population - to the point of the English eventually taking over completely & dismantling the clan system as it once existed.
Clan chattan, Macintosh❤
Reminds me of when the MacDonalds attacked people at church 👀
Yep. The Campbells weren't the only ones to commit atrocities.
@@thescottishclans If they did it to the Campbells too then I was unaware. I was referring to the MacLeods.
Never trust a Cameron
Especially if you are the Gov't!!