The Clephane Story
- 1203
Alan de Clephane, Sheriff of Lauderdale, witnesses monastic donations[2]
- late 12th century
Walter de Clephane is said to marry the heiress of William de Carslogie, Fife[2][4]
- 1296
Marcus de Clypan swears fealty to Edward I at Arbroath (Ragman Roll)[2]
- 1314
Alan Clephane fights at Bannockburn and is said to lose his right hand[2]
- 1327
John de Clephane killed near Norham, England[2]
- 1582
Carslogie and its fortalice disponed to George Clephane and his wife Katherine Orme[4]
- late 18th century
The general marries the daughter of Maclean of Torloisk, Mull[2]
- 1804
Death of Major-General William Maclean Douglas Clephane, 21st and last laird of Carslogie in the direct male line[2][4]
- 1815
His eldest daughter marries the second Marquis of Northampton[2]

























Clan MacLeanThe last laird of Carslogie married the daughter of Maclean of Torloisk, Mull.