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Title: The Scots peerage; founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom Year: 1904 (1900s) Authors: Paul, James Balfour, Sir, 1846-1931, ed. dn Subjects: Publisher: Edinburgh : D. Douglas Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive

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Text Appearing Before Image: fitchee or, for Mar. Orest (given by Nisbet, quoting old books of blazons )•—A cock or, crested and barbed gules. Supporters.—Two cats proper. Motto.—An I may. MACDONELL, LORD MACDONELLAND AROS ONALD, the second sou ofReginald, the second sonof John, Lord of the Isles(see that title, p. 39), wasthe progenitor of thefamily of Glengarry. Thefirst possession of thefamily was North Morar,but they shortly after-wards possessed the landsof Glengarry, whichformed part of the lord-ship of Lochaber, and inthe first half of the six-teenth century theyinherited the lands ofLochcarron and others,on the west coast of Ross-shire, through Margaret, daughterand one of the heiresses of Sir Alexander Macdonald ofLochalsh. He died in 1420, and was buried in lona. Donaldmarried, first, Laleve, daughter of Maclver, the head of asept of that name, and had issue :— 1. John, his successor. He married, secondly, a daughter of Fraser of Lovat, andhad issue:— 2. Alexander, aftermentioned. 3. Angus.

Text Appearing After Image: John is said to have married a daughter of Macleod ofLewis, but appears to have left no issue, and was suc-ceeded by his brother— 560 MAODONELL, LORD MACDONELL AND AROS Alexander, who died in 1460, and was buried in lona.He married Mary, daughter of Hector Maclean of Duart,and had by her:— 1. John, his successor. 2. Angus Mor, from whom the Macdonalds of Shian. 3. John (secundus) Odhar. John, died at Invergarry in 1501, and was buried at Killi-onan. He married a daughter of Donald Cameron ofLochiel, and had:— 1. Alexander, his successor. 2. Donald. 3. Angus. Alexander or Allastyr MacBan Vic Allyster, of Morarand Glengarry, entered into a bond of manrent with Colin,Earl of Argyll, Kings lieutenant in that part in whichGlengarry lies, on 5 February 1519. He had a charterunder the Great Seal, dated at Linlithgow 6 March 1538-39,in favour of him and Margaret Ylis his wife in liferent, andAngus MAlister, their eldest son and heir-apparent, in fee,of the Castle of Strome, lialf the la

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