The Norwegian account of Haco's expedition against Scotland, A.D. MCCLXIII. by Sturla Þórðarson
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[Footnote 65: Angus, Lord of Kintire and Ila, was grandson & heir of Reginald king of the isles. His posterity succeeded to the county of Ross, & John, the second Earl, A.D. 1449, gave to his Brother Hugh the Barony of Slate &c. Lord McDonald Baron of Slate, is the direct male representative of Reginald.] [Footnote 66: _i.e._, rings or bracelets.] [Footnote 67: _i.e._, ships.] [Footnote 68: _i.e._ the sea.] [Footnote 69: A celebrated adventurer or sea king.] [Footnote 70: Rudri or Ruari is the Irish abbreviation of Roderic. The person here meant is, no doubt, the second son of King Reginald, & the same who in a donation to the abbey of Sandale, is stiled Rodericus de Kintire filius Reginaldi. This Roderic, it seems, besides Allan & Dougal, had another son Angus McRorie, Lord of Bute, whose daughter and heiress Jean was married to Alexander sixth Lord High Steward, Grand father to Robert II. King of Scotland. Robert, A.D. 1400., gave Bute to his son John from whom the present family of Bute is lineally descended.] [Footnote 71: _i.e._ the Scotch.] [Footnote 72: _i.e._ the Scotch.] [Footnote 73: _i.e._ sea.] |
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