THE SECOND LIST
The Scottish Undertakers who were actually granted allotments in Ulster were those on the list made up in 1610 by the King and his English Privy Council sitting in London. The following schedule is taken from vol. IX of the Register of the Privy Council of Scotland:
UNDERTAKERS FOR 3,000 ACRES EACH
Ludovic Stewart, Duke of Lennox
James Hamilton, Earl of Abercorn
Esme Stewart, Lord D'Aubigny, brother of the Duke of Lennox.
Michael Balfour, Lord of Burley.
Andrew Stewart, Lord Ochiltree.
UNDERTAKERS FOR 2,000 ACRES EACH
John Clapen
Sir James Cunningham, of Glengarnock
Sir James Douglas
Sir Alexander Hamilton
Sir Claud Hamilton
Sir John Home
Sir Robert MacLellan, of Bomby.
UNDERTAKERS FOR 1,500 ACRES EACH
Balfour, Younger of Montquhany
Sir Thomas Boyd
William Fowler
James Haig
Robert Hamilton
Sir Robert Hepburn, late Lieutenant of the King's Guard in Scotland.
George Murray, of Broughton
William Stewart, brother of Lord Garlies
Sir John Wishart of Pitarro
UNDERTAKERS FOR 1,000 ACRES EACH
Henry Aitchinson
Alexander Auchmutie
John Auchmutie
William Baillie
John Brown
Crawford, of Liefnoreis
John Graig
Alexander Cunningham, of Powton
Cuthbert Cunningham
James Cunningham
John Cunningham, of Granfield
Sir John Drummond, of Bordland
Alexander Dunbar
John Dunbar
James Gibb
Sir Claud Hamilton
Claud Hamilton
George Hamilton
Alexander Hume
William Lauder
Barnard Lindsay
John Lindsay
Robert Lindsay
Alexander Macaulay, of Durling
James MacCullough
Sir Patrick M'kie
Moneypenny, of Kinkell
John Ralston,
George Smailholm
John Stewart
Robert Stewart, of Haltoun
Robert Stewart of Robertoun
Sir Walter Stewart, of Minto
William Stewart of Dunduff
James Trail
Patrick Vaus
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