 This force then overtook the clans from Kenlochewe, at Bealach nam Broig.The clans of Kenlochewe were said to have been almost "extirpated", while all Dingwalls who numbered 140 were killed and the Munro family of Foulis lost 11, which included the leading men of their clan.Historian R. W. Munro published a book "The Munro Tree 1734" in 1978 which includes both the details of a Munro family tree dating from 1734 as well as his own historical research into the Munro family.