Allen McDougall, a gardener from Argyleshire, was a supporter of Bonnie Prince Charlie’s Jacobite uprising in 1745. In 1746 he was recorded as being 26 years old, and he was one of 150 Jacobites transported to the Americas in 1747. But the ship was captured by a French privateer, or man-o-war, and the prisoners were all taken to Martinique. What happened to him next? Are you a relative? I’d love to hear from you! [NOTE: I am posting this on the McDougall and McDougald messages boards as well.]