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RECORDS OF INVERCAULD.
292 13 2j%-
51 6 i\
Ld. George 5936 o o
Murray.
Dd. McDd. of 1585 15 O
Lochgarry.
& ye D. of Gor-
don on the Clan
Act.
By his Lady
Heiress.3
By the D. of
Atholl on the
Clan Act.
1 Francis Farquharson of Monaltrie was then a prisoner in England ; but had a younger
brother, Robert, who is not known to have taken any part in the late insurrection, and whose son,
William, ultimately succeeded to the property.
2 Gordon of Glenbucket had previously sold his estate to the Earl of Fife~E. of F.
3 Lord George Murray married Amelia, only daughter and heiress of James Murray of
Glencairn and Strowan.
RECORDS OF INVERCAULD.
292 13 2j%-
51 6 i\
Ld. George 5936 o o
Murray.
Dd. McDd. of 1585 15 O
Lochgarry.
& ye D. of Gor-
don on the Clan
Act.
By his Lady
Heiress.3
By the D. of
Atholl on the
Clan Act.
1 Francis Farquharson of Monaltrie was then a prisoner in England ; but had a younger
brother, Robert, who is not known to have taken any part in the late insurrection, and whose son,
William, ultimately succeeded to the property.
2 Gordon of Glenbucket had previously sold his estate to the Earl of Fife~E. of F.
3 Lord George Murray married Amelia, only daughter and heiress of James Murray of
Glencairn and Strowan.
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