The MacGregor Story
- 1390
John Macgregor of Glenorchy dies[2]
- 1492
Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy obtains the bailiary of the crown lands of Disher and Toyer[2]
- 1603
Clan Gregor defeats the Colquhouns at Glen Fruin; the privy council bans the name on 3 April; the chief, Alexander of Glenstrae, is hanged on 20 January 1604[2]
- 1715
Rob Roy MacGregor joins the Jacobite rising[2]
- 1745
A MacGregor regiment, 300 strong, is raised by Robert MacGregor of Glencairnock[2]


















Clan CampbellSir Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy took the bailiary of Disher and Toyer in 1492; the Campbells later gained MacGregor lands in Breadalbane.
Clan ColquhounThe 1603 Battle of Glen Fruin between Clan Gregor and Clan Colquhoun led directly to the proscription of the MacGregor name.