The Dumbarton Castle

List of the crew of his Majesty's Ship

George Lyon, commander

Hugh Campbell, master

John Semple, doctor

John Boag, gunner

William Taylyor, boatsuain

Patrick Gray, carpenter

John Gordon, 1st mate

Ninian Warden, 2nd mate

Edward Menin, cook

John Charters, doctors mate

Nicolas Limon, quartermaster

Patrick Ritchy, quartermaster

George Taylyor, midshipman

John Ridlen, midshipman

John Brock, quartermaster

Archbald Scott, midshipman

Thomas Walker, couper

Patrick Johnston, cocksone

James Lyell, carpenters mate

John Calderwood, gunners mate for James Shirer

Thomas Crawfoard, sailler

James Shirer, sailler

Neill Montgomery, sailler

David Boag, ordiner

William Bell, ordiner

John Hoome, ordiner

William Gordon, ordiner

John Steuart, ordiner

John Dennie, ordiner

John Ashine, ordiner

Robert Telfer, joyner

Gavin Forsyth, ordinar

Hugh McArter, sailler

William Anderson, sailler

Patrick Callbreath, quartermaster

William Ritchy, sailler

Archbald Turnbull, sailler

Gilbert Muat, sailler

James Clark, sailler

John Carruth, sailler

Umphra Morison, sailler

James Young, sailler

John Buchanan, sailler

Neill Gray, sailler

William Anderson, elder, sailler

Archbald Potter, sailler

Robert Montgomery, sailler

Robert Ganerden, sailler

William Fyfe, sailler

John Gey

John Temple

Henry Ridlen

Patrick Hoome, sailler

John Murray, sailler

John Stevenson, sailler

George Pollock, steuart

John Walker, ordiner

John Tod, boy

Henry Lyell, sailler

Hugh Graham, sailler

Androw Lyon, sailler

John Ritchy, midshipman

James Adam, sailler

Gabriell Green, sailler

Henry Clark, sailler

Alexander Wilson, sailler

John Lootfoot, sailler

John Rid, sailler, dead

Thomas Leish, sailler

Arthur Fisher, sailler

Thomas Taylyor, midshipman

Alexander Nimmo, midshipman

Nill Offrill, dead

John Meldrum, clerk

George Lyon, boy

John Thomson, dead

Grant, James, ed., The Old Scots Navy from 1689 to 1710 (London: Navy Records Society, 1914), pp. 237-240.