CHAPTER VI

CAITHNESS CADETS

• The Sinclairs of Stemster and Dunbeath
• The Sinclairs of Murkle
• The Sinclairs of Sarclet
• The Sinclairs of Assery
• The Sinclairs of Lybster
• The Sinclairs of Scotscalder
• The Sinclairs of Geise
• The Sinclairs of Greenland and Rattar

  NOTE - Sir John Sinclair of Rattar was justiciary and sheriff of Orkney in 1614.

• The Sinclairs of Freswick
• The Sinclairs of Mey (including Baronets of Mey)
• The Sinclairs of Durran
• The Sinclairs of Olrig
• The Sinclairs of Dunbeath & Latheron (including Baronets of Dunbeath)
• The Sinclair Sutherlands of Brabster or Brabster-Myre
• The Sinclairs of Barrock
• The Sinclairs of Risgill or Swinzie
• The Manson Sinclairs of Bridgend
• The Sinclairs of Dun

  NOTE - There is a remote likelihood of the Sinclairs of Dun being descended from Sir David Sinclair of Swinburgh.

• The Sinclairs of Southdun
• The Sinclairs of Brabsterdorran
• The Sinclairs of Forss
• The Sinclairs of Stirkoke
• The Sinclairs of Ulbster (including Baronets of Ulbster)

  NOTE - Sir George Sinclair of Clyth was a Member of Parliament in 1706 and probably a baronet.

• The Sinclairs of Kirk and Myrelandhorn
• The Sinclairs of Lybster, Reay
• The Sinclairs of Achingale and Newton
• The Sinclairs of Hoy and Oldfield
• The Sinclairs of Borlum, Toftkemp & Thura