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Ancestor of the Ogilvies, Earls of Airlie.
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Scots Peerage (Cokayne & Gibbs), sub Angus and Caithness. Dalrymple, Collections, p. 220.
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Reg. Aberbrothoc, pp. 163 and 262, 1227, Jan. 16, "Magno filio comitis de Anegus."
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Robertson, Early Kings, vol. ii, p. 23 (note), who quotes Reg. Dunfermelyn, No. 80, Reg. Morav. 110; Lib. Holyrood, 58, in support.
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Shaw, Moray, 1775, p. 387, No. iv.
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i.e., Malcolm's.
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Surely an error for "Gilchrist."
See Dalrymple's Collections, 1705, pp. lxxiii-iv, where "North Caithness" is distinguished from Sutherland conjecturally. Probably, however, it was distinguished rather from the southern part of modern Caithness, viz. Latheron and Wick parishes.
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This was William de Federeth II, son of Christian, not her husband of the same name.
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This was Sir Reginald Cheyne III.