History of
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共 51 段- "Alexander, Dei Gracia, Rex Scottorum, omnibus probis homini
- Dr Skene adds that if the Earl of Cromartie was not himself
- III. WILLIAM O'BEOLAN, EARL OF ROSS, who fought altern
- The first of the race called Mac Kenny or Mac Kenzie. Dr Ge
- This Baron of Kintail took no share in the recent rebellion
- The writer of the Ardintoul MS. says that Finlay "prevailed
- The same authorities who affirm that Agnes of Argyll was Ale
- Shortly before the battle, a raw, ungainly, but powerful loo
- Of Roderick, Sir Kenneth's fourth son, who was an exceedingl
- In 1499, George, Earl of Huntly, then the King's Lieutenant,
- Referring to the power of the House of Kintail at this perio
- The Earl of Huntly some time after this paid a visit to Ross
- In December of the same year Colin has to provide cautioners
- On the 2nd of December, 1582, Colin finds caution in the sum
- In 1594 Alexander Bayne, younger of Tulloch, granted a chart
- At a meeting of the Privy Council, held at Edinburgh on the
- Referring to this period Mr Fraser-Tytler, in his "History o
- The men on board Macdonald's galley thought they had been dr
- Kenneth, first Lord Mackenzie of Kintail, to quote the Earl
- Forasmuch as the King's Majesty having taken great pains and
- He built the Castle of Brahan, which he thought of erecting
- At Inverness, through the action of the Marquis of Huntly an
- The following account of this period by a contemporary write
- IV. Colonel Alexander, also designated of Assynt and Conans
- Meanwhile Colonel Sir Hector Munro, who bad served as Captai
- For several years after the insurrection, the rents of this
- The death of George I. in 1726, suggested to the Chevalier a
- Viscount Fortrose, and Baron Ardelve, in the Peerage of Irel
- These were singular incidents in the life of a man who may b
- This claim is founded on a Genealogical Tree in possession o
- VII. GEORGE ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, who, on the death of his
- 2. Donald, who was educated at the University of Edinburgh,
- Although Hector was in possession of Crown charters to at le
- Although Hector obtained a charter of the lands of Gairloch
- James R. - Our Sovereign Lord understanding the manifold cru
- In 1657 Kenneth is collateral security to a bond granted by
- 2. John, who raised a company, almost wholly in Gairloch, f
- COLONEL GEORGE MACKENZIE, second son of John Mackenzie, I.
- 7. WILLIAM MACKENZIE, I. of Muirton, Ross-shire, W.S. in
- VI. THOMAS MACKENZIE, who was born on the 12th of April, 1
- 5. George Richard, who married Elizabeth, daughter of Thoma
- 8. Christian, who married William Tolmie, first a merchant
- I. THE REV. RODERICK MACKENZIE, who was minister of Gai
- V. THOMAS MACKENZIE, fifth of Ord. He was educated at For
- 4. Katharine, who in 1680 married, as his second wife, Will
- When Lord Macleod joined his father against the Government h
- VII. SIR RODERICK MACKENZIE, fourth Baronet and seventh o
- 4. Thomas, I. of Cleanwaters, who in 1680 married Margaret,
- 8. Another, who married Sir Alexander Innes of Coxtoune. H
- He led into action the few Mackenzies who fought in that ba
- 2. Edward Philippe of Auchenskeoch, in the Stewartry of Kir