Keppoch song
(46) Page 50
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Connection with Huntly — The governor for James the Third
again quarrels about the earldom of Ross — The king sends
Athol against the Lord of the Isles, who surprises him —
He submits, and goes to Edinburgh — Deprived of the earl-
dom of Ross — The clan Macdonuld divided into four
branches — Death of James the Third — Extinction of the
family of the Isles — Its property seized by King James the
Sixth and the Reformers; and granted by Queen Anne to
the brother of Campbell of Lochaw, now become Duke of
Argyle.
Connection with Huntly — The governor for James the Third
again quarrels about the earldom of Ross — The king sends
Athol against the Lord of the Isles, who surprises him —
He submits, and goes to Edinburgh — Deprived of the earl-
dom of Ross — The clan Macdonuld divided into four
branches — Death of James the Third — Extinction of the
family of the Isles — Its property seized by King James the
Sixth and the Reformers; and granted by Queen Anne to
the brother of Campbell of Lochaw, now become Duke of
Argyle.
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Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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