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CALENDAR OF FEARN
184 1589 Burning of Forres
185 1589 Earls accused of treason
186 1589 Earl Marischal sent to Denmark
187 1589 Donald Ross of—
188 1589 Ferryboat of Burntisland sunk
189 1589 James VI sails from Leith
190 1589 Earl of Bothwell repents
191 1589 James VI married
192 1589 News of marriage of James VI
193 1590 James VI lands at Leith
194 1590 Witches seen at Tain
195 1590 Majorie Innes, wife of Alexander Ross of Invercharron
196 1590 —, wife of Patrick Dunbar of Blervie
197 1590 Ballindalloch Castle taken
198 1590 House of Culbin raided
199 1590 William Murray, son of Alexander Murray in Dornoch
200 1590 Ride of Darnaway Castle
201 1590 Lords meet at Forres
202 1591 Ellen Thomson, wife of John Ross
203 1591 Patrick Dunbar, son of George Dunbar of Avoch
204 1591 Andrew Jack, burgess of Aberdeen
205 1591 Margaret Simson, wife of Walter Ross in Little
Kindeace
206 1591 Thomas Reid
207 1592 Katherine Mackenzie, lady Balnagown
208 1592 Hugh Ross in Meikle Aldie
209 1594 Alexander Urquhart in Innerathie
210 1594 Battle of Glenlivet
V Hand of Walter Ross of Morangie
211 1572
212 1575
213 1576
214 1592
215 1592
216 1592
217 1593
218 1593
219 1594
Agnes Ross, lady Plaids
Hugh Ross of Tollie
Earl of Huntly
David Clephane
Mr David Chalmers, chancellor of Ross
Alexander Ross IX of Balnagown
Donald Ross in Meikle Rhynie
Alexander Fearn
Alexander, earl of Sutherland
Isobel Munro, wife of Hugh Ross of Achnacloich

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Volume 4 - Calendar of Fearn
DescriptionText and additions, 1471-1667. Edited by R. J. Adam. Includes the Society's 104th annual report, Dec. 8, 1990.
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