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bedridden mother-in-law was still in the house when it was set on fire. In James Hunter's understanding of events, Sellar ordered her to be immediately carried out as soon as he realised what was happening. The old lady died 6 days later. Eric
Richards suggests that the old woman was carried to an outbuilding before the house was destroyed. Whatever the facts of the matter, Sellar was charged with culpable homicide and arson, in respect of this incident and others during this clearance. The charges were brought by Robert Mackid, the Sheriff Depute, driven by the enmity he held for Sellar for catching him poaching. As the trial approached, the Sutherland estate was reluctant to assist Sellar in his defence, distancing themselves from their employee. He was acquitted of all charges at his trial in 1816. The estate were hugely relieved, taking this as a justification of their clearance activity. (Robert Mackid had to leave the county to rebuild his career elsewhere, providing Sellar with a grovelling letter of apology and confession before he left.) Nevertheless, Sellar and William Young were dismissed and replaced by Francis Suther, working under the direction of
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concerned about the risk of bad publicity. However, Suther, despite precise instructions to the contrary, used fire to destroy cleared houses. This came after a spell of dry weather, in which the turf and stone walls of the houses had dried out, so that the turf in the walls ignited, adding to the blaze of the thatch and roof timbers. Multiplied over the large number of properties that were cleared, this made a horrific impression on those who observed it. The public relations disaster that Loch had wished to avoid now followed, with
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Strathnaver under the factorship of Suther in 1819 involving 236 families (approximately 1,180 people). Loch was anxious to move quickly whilst cattle prices were high and there was a good demand for leases of sheep farms. After Sellar's trial the estate was
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The journalist and popular author John
Prebble, in his book published in 1963, attributes the term "the year of the burnings" to 1814. This appears to be an error, but as Prebble's book was widely read, this has been copied into many of the minor populist works on the subject. The account of Donald
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Badinloskin, the house occupied by William Chisholm. Accounts vary, but it is possible that his elderly and
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now came to prominence; in 1408, Angus Dubh Mackay attained power. After the Battle of
Dingwall in 1411, he married Elizabeth Macdonald, sister of Donald Macdonald, Lord of the Isles. By 1427, the Mackay was important enough to be one of the chiefs summoned to a parliament in Inverness, where they
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1814. Events were complicated by two things. Firstly, Sellar had successfully bid for the lease of the sheep farm that the clearance would create. Secondly, the laying out of the land for the new crofts had been seriously delayed, so displaced tenants had little time to prepare for their removal.
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Loch severely admonished Suther for using fire in making the houses uninhabitable. Suther defended his actions by explaining how cleared tenants in
Kildonan had rebuilt their houses as soon as the eviction parties had left. Loch accepted that this did happen when houses were cleared, but did not
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Meredith, a surveyor hired by the Sutherland Estate prior to clearance, reported that Strathnaver's climate was sufficient to grow cereal crops (comparing this to the land around Golspie, on Sutherland's southeast facing coast). He stated that the principle produce were black cattle,
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than the mixed farms that existed in the inland areas of the strath before clearance. A second objective of clearance was to overcome the recurrent years of famine that afflicted the region.
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1220:"The Reverend Robert Munro"
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1249:Strathnaver Trail - map
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1077:Richards, Eric (2000).
996:Bangor Jones, Malcolm.
959:Bangor Jones, Malcolm.
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1111:Hunter, James (2015).
883:Mackenzie, Alexander,
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