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898:. The name of the chief of the clan in 1493 is unknown, though in 1515 the chief was Neil Mackinnon of Mishnish. Two years later, in 1517, Neil and several others, described as "kin, men, servants and partakers" of Lauchlan Maclean of Duart, were included in a remission which was obtained for their part in the rebellion of Sir Donald Macdonald of Lochalsh. In 1545, Ewen, the chief of the clan, was one of the barons and council of the Isles who swore allegiance to the King of England, at Knockfergus in Ireland.
1150:. Today the current chief is Madam Anne Gunhild Mackinnon of Mackinnon, 38th Chief of the Name and Arms of Mackinnon, recognized by the Lord Lyon. She has two sons who are eligible upon her death to become chief under the blood line and providing they retain the MacKinnon name. In 2015 Madame Anne MacKinnon appointed Stephen MacKinnon of Massachusetts, U.S.A. as her representative of the Chief and is recognized as such by the Clan MacKinnon Society. She also appointed Stephen MacKinnon Chieftain of Mishnish.
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Society made contact with her and she appointed in 2015 a Representative of the Chief, Stephen MacKinnon of Massachusetts, U.S.A. Stephen was also appointed at this time, Chieftain of Mishnish. Anne MacKinnon has never given up her position and in fact, has two sons who are eligible to inherit her title under the blood line and providing they retain the MacKinnon name.
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989:, this time between the Mackinnons and MacGregors, has also been seen as proof of a Siol Alpin descent. On 1671, in Kilmorie, Lauchlan Mackinnon of Strahairdle and James Macgregor of Macgregor, entered into the bond, stating that the two chiefs descended "fra twa breethren of auld descent". In 1609, the chief of the clan,
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The last chief of the senior line died unmarried in 1808; he was the great-grandson of John, elder son of
Lachlan Mor who fought at the Battle of Worcester. The chiefship then passed to a representative of Lachlan Mor's second son, Donald. This Donald had apparently been taken prisoner at the Battle
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of Clan
Mackinnon is Madame Anne Gunhild Mackinnon of Mackinnon, 38th Chief of the Name and Arms of Mackinnon. The Antigua Chief of Mackinnon Madame Anne Gunheild Mackinnon of Mackinnon, 38th Chief is recognized by the Lord Lyon. While her outside contacts with Clan MacKinnon have been limited, the
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were in your power, as you have been in his, what would you do?" Mackinnon replied, "I would do to him, as he has this day done to me; I would send him back to his own country". Because of the chief's support of the
Jacobite rebellion they lost Strathardle in 1765, and have since been held landless
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in Skye. After becoming separated from his hunting party the
Mackinnon spent the night in a cave for shelter. While preparing some venison which he was about to cook over an open fire he was attacked by a wild boar which charged into the cave. Mackinnon then drove the butchered deer's leg into the
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Though little is known of the early history of the clan, it is likely to have served under the Lords of the Isles. After the forfeiture of the
Lordship of the Isles in 1493 the clan would have gained some independence, and was at various times allied or at war with neighbouring clans such as the
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then persuaded the MacLeans and MacLeods of Harris to aid in John Mór's revolt, and acquire islands for themselves. Though assisted by his allies, John Mor was defeated, and by 1395 had fled to
Ireland. John Mór was later pardoned by his brother, though the MacDonald history states that the
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there is no trace of early history of the
Mackinnons as an independent clan. On the forfeiture of the last Lord of the Isles in the 1490s the clan at last gained some independence, though the Clan Mackinnon was always a minor clan and never gained any great power. According to Skene, the
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as follows, "At the shore of Sky foresaid, lyes ane iyle callit Pabay, neyre ane myle in lenthe, full of woodes, guid for fishing, and a main shelter for thieves and cut-throats. It perteins to M’Kynnoun". Of the island of Mull, Monro stated that, "this iyle pertains pairtly to
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the claimed ancestor of Clan
Mackinnon. The princess was to have collected the tolls of ships sailing through the narrows between the castle and the mainland, though Norse ships were exempt from her toll. To ensure that her taxes were paid a chain was stretched across the
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estimated that the
Mackinnon force of that time was about 200 men. "Mackinnons – The Laird of Mackinnon is their Chief, who in Irish is called Mackenoin holds his Lands of the Crown both in the Isles of Skye and Mull and Can raise 200 Men." Following the defeat of the
1105:, Charles Edward Stuart fled to the west coast of Scotland in order to flee to France. Tradition has the Mackinnons aiding the prince, with the chief concealing him in a cave, and the chief's wife bringing the prince refreshments of cold meat and wine.
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An indication of the relative extent of the estates of the three great chiefs of Skye at the end of the 17th century is afforded by the amount of rental for each: £7,000 for Macleod, £6,200 for Macdonald and £2,400 for Mackinnon (at a time when 12
970:, with their followers. MacLean and his men engaged the MacDonalds "at a place called Bern Bige, attacked and defeated them, and afterwards ravaged the whole island in revenge for the slaughter of the Macleans at Lochgruinart".
878:, known today as 'MacKinnon's Cross', dedicated in 1489 to himself and his father (Lauchlan), which is inscribed: "Hec Fingone: et: eivs: filii: Johannis: X: abbatis de Hy: facta: anno: Domini: måccccålxxxåixå".
1146:(a cadet branch) to claim the chiefship generated a great deal of controversy and a certain amount of local support in Skye, but proved ultimately fruitless. The thirty-fifth chief of the clan was
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1357–1405), and Eoin MacFhionghain (John MacKinnon, son of Lachlan MacKinnon) (1467–1498) who was the last Benedictine Abbot of Iona. His tomb lies in Iona to this day, along with the shaft of a
1081:. Because of this the chief of the clan was forfeited, though he eventually received a pardon on 4 January 1727. In the rebellion of 1745, the chief, then old and infirm, joined the forces of
746:, in an attempt to take the Lordship of the Isles for himself. According to a manuscript relating the history of the MacDonalds, written in the 17th century, it was Finnon, known as the
859:). Moncreiffe speculated that the MacKinnons were also of this kindred, and noted their coat of arms bore the hand of the saint holding the Cross. Several MacKinnons were
981:. In the bond the two chiefs claimed to "come from ane house and one lineage", and promised to lend aid to each other. The chief of Clan Mackinnon signed his name,
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in 1960 with a letter from 'The Mackinnon of Mackinnon', advising 'the correct setts for the Clan and Hunting Tartans of the Clan Mackinnon.' (STA ref: 1641).
890:. However, after the forfeiture of the Lordship of the Isles the Mackinnons tended to follow the MacLeans of Duart, though occasionally the clan sided with the
958:. According to MacLean family tradition, sometime after the battle of Lochgruinard in 1598, the MacLeans led by Hector MacLean invaded the MacDonald island of
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750:, and "a subtle and wicked councillor", who persuaded John Mór to revolt against his brother. It further states that the eloquent
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1112:. Mackinnon was eventually spared his life and pardoned because of his advanced age. It is said, though, that upon leaving the
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Although considered a relatively minor clan, it seems to have been of considerable strength. Clan Mackinnon took part in the
574:, a similar patronymic name meaning "son of the beloved one". In consequence some "Mackinvens" have Anglicised their name to
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475:). The clan are supposed to have defeated the Vikings at Goir a' Bhlair, on the eastern slopes of Beinn na Cailleach above
954:. The Bishop of the Isles complained to the Scots king that these men were preventing him from receiving the rents of his
847:. The abbacy of Iona was first founded in 563 by Saint Columba, and many following abbots were selected from his kindred (
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himself, was spared only because he was a churchman, and spent the rest of his life imprisoned on Iona by the Macdonalds.
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815:. A Mackinnon legend that is supposed to explain the chief's crest is of a Mackinnon who was hunting on the shores of
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985:. This bond was seen as further proof, by Skene, that the Mackinnons were descended from Siol Alpin. Another bond of
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at this battle, though this is thought improbable as such a custom was by then very much obsolete. (A
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on 2 February 1645. The chief of Clan Mackinnon, Lauchlan Mackinnon, raised a regiment in aid of
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in the 17th and 18th centuries, and tradition has the chief of the clan aiding in the escape of
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Genealogical Account of the Family of Mackinnon, compiled many years ago from authentic records
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of Worcester and later traveled to the West Indies. It was his great-great-grandson,
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History of the Western Highlands And Isles of Scotland, From A.D. 1493 To A.D. 1625
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A Description of the Western Isles of Scotland Called Hybrides, by Sir Donald Monro
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claim descent from in about 1130. Because of the clan's early association with the
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proved that Clan Mackinnon was a branch of Clan Gregor. Skene maintained that the
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Love, Low, McInnon, MacKinning, MacKinven, MacMorran, MacSherrie, Sherrie, Sherry
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gave the clan a descent linked to the clans of Siol Alpin. He claimed that the
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the first authentic record of the clan is found in an indenture between
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1910:. Vol. 2. Heath, Cranton / Appleton. pp. 116–123 ("328–333").
1522:. Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland.
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in 1960, and is based upon the Mackinnon tartan found in the dubious
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meaning "fair born" or "fair son". This personal name appears in the
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and Finlay Macnab of Bowaine, entered into a Bond of Friendship and
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mouth of the boar, jamming it open, before killing the wild animal.
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The Highlanders of Scotland, Their Origin, History, And Antiquities
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William Alexander Mackinnon (1784–1870)|William Alexander Mackinnon
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Maclauchlan, Thomas & Wilson, John & Keltie, John Scott.
1877:
The Scottish Clans and Their Tartans, With Notes, Library Edition
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Mackinnon Hunting tartan. This modern tartan was registered with
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the MacKinnon chiefs lost the last of their ancient clan lands.
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speculated that Clan MacKinnon belonged to the kindred of Saint
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Downie, Sir Alexander Mackenzie and Mackinnon, Alister Downie.
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in his flight to France. Because of their support for the last
1893:. vol 3. Edinburgh & London: A. Fullarton & Co., 1863.
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were approximately equivalent to one English pound sterling).
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38th Chief of the Name and Arms of MacKinnon. (Mac Fhionghain)
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The Highland Clans of Scotland: Their History and Traditions
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The MacKinnon Hunting Modern tartan was registered with
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in 1314 the Mackinnons were rewarded with land on the
1967:
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
1940:. Edinburgh and London: A. Fullarton & Co., 1875.
1796:(3rd edition, Islands Book Trust, 2012), at page 128.
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1414:"First king of the Scots? Actually he was a Pict"
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1601:Collins Scottish Clan & Family Encyclopedia
1519:Site Record for Skye, Goir A' Bhlair, Broadford
1429:. 2 October 2004. Retrieved on 16 November 2007
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592:Collins Scottish Clan & Family Encyclopedia
169:Mackinnon of Keanouchrach (Chinn Uachdaraich),
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1900:. 2nd edition, Edward Stanford, London, 1883.
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1377:(2nd edition, Edward Stanford, London, 1883).
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1354:"MACKINNON OF MACKINNON, CHIEF OF MACKINNON"
770:The earliest record of the Mackinnons is of
291:named the clan as one of the seven clans of
2023:The Clan Mackinnon Society of NSW Australia
1965:. "The Early Christian Monuments of Iona".
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454:princess known as Saucy Mary, who married
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383:A proposed descent of the seven clans of
102:Madam Anne Gunhild MacKinnon of MacKinnon
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1959:. Edinburgh: Thomas G. Stevenson, 1847.
1925:. Barnes & Noble Publishing, 1995.
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695:, from whom sprung clanfinguin, son of
335:bore the hand of the saint holding the
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1987:The Clans of the Highlands of Scotland
1950:. London: Barrie & Rockliff, 1967.
1053:on the field of battle and could lead
914:perteining to Mackynnoun; the castill
894:, in the MacDonald's battles with the
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1860:Tartan Details - MacKinnon Hunting #3
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402:depiction of a member of the clan by
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1607:). Published in 1994. Pages 228–229.
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759:s kinsman, the Mackinnon chief, was
438:Beinn na Caillich and Goir a' Bhlair
1969:. vol. 35, pp. 79–93. 1900–01.
1836:Mackinnon Hunting Clan Tartan WR917
1605:Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs
408:The Clans of the Scottish Highlands
280:Popular tradition gives the clan a
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1573:Annals of the Four Masters. M964.3
997:, which were enacted to bring the
975:Lauchlan Mackinnon of Strathairdle
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902:, High Dean of the Isles, in his
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3826:Gaelic families of Norse descent
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1944:Moncreiffe of that Ilk, Sir Iain
1918:. Edinburgh: William Tait, 1836.
1599:Way, George and Squire, Romily.
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1041:. It is said that he was made a
720:John of Islay, Lord of the Isles
570:can also derive from the Gaelic
284:Gaelic origin. The 19th-century
255:[ˈkʰl̪ˠãũn̪ˠvĩçˈkʲiŋɣɛn]
44:: "Fortune assists the daring").
1879:. W. & A. K. Johnston, Ltd.
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783:Hector Macgilleone, dominus de
606:. After Bruce's victory at the
594:the Mackinnons gave shelter to
3767:Independent Highland Companies
1989:. Edinburgh: James Hogg. 1850.
1956:Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis
1781:Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis
1648:Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis
1636:Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis
1617:Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis
1575:Retrieved on 18 November 2007
1541:. Retrieved on 23 October 2007
1367:
1338:The Highland Clans of Scotland
962:, accompanied with MacLeod of
790:Lachlann M'Fynwyn de Myschenys
1:
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1129:in their ancient clan lands.
942:of Strathardill, and his son
792:, witnessed a charter by the
774:, who witnessed a charter by
586:Wars of Scottish Independence
473:the mountain of the old woman
1979:. London: John Murray, 1837.
1808:Retrieved on 27 October 2007
1759:W & A K Johnston, p. 60.
1745:Retrieved on 23 October 2007
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1089:) with a battalion of men.
714:According to the historian
655:listed, was the brother of
325:Iain Moncreiffe of that Ilk
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2018:The Mackinnon Organization
2013:The Clan Mackinnon Society
1904:Eyre-Todd, George (1923).
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983:Lauchland, mise Mac Fingon
528:Annals of the Four Masters
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167:Mackinnon of Gambell, Skye
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2498:Macdonald of Clanranald
1882:Allardyce, James (ed).
1817:Allardyce, p. 169.
1659:Mackinnon, pp. 192–195.
1505:Mackinnon Gazetteer Key
1323:MacKinnon, pp. 192–195.
1275:Mac an Tàilleir, Iain.
1124:, asked Mackinnon, "If
1057:under his own banner).
1029:, and took part in the
882:16th and 17th centuries
634:was the brother of the
331:, noting the MacKinnon
200:Clan MacDonald of Sleat
171:Scalpay, Inner Hebrides
3660:Court of the Lord Lyon
2508:MacDonell of Glengarry
2071:List of Scottish clans
1443:Moncreiffe, pp. 70–71.
929:M’Gillayne of Lochbowy
836:
543:forms of the name are
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155:MacKinnon of Borreraig
38:Audentes Fortuna Juvat
16:Highland Scottish clan
3283:MacDonald of Dunnyveg
2008:at Wikimedia Commons
1973:Skene, William Forbes
1771:Gregory, pp. 285–286.
1314:Smibert, pp. 145–147.
1087:Bonnie Prince Charlie
1083:Charles Edward Stuart
1079:Battle of Sherrifmuir
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2563:Maclaine of Lochbuie
2518:MacDonald of Glencoe
2513:MacDonald of Keppoch
1953:The Iona Club (ed).
1923:Scottish Highlanders
1921:Mackinnon, Charles.
1886:. Aberdeen, 1895–96.
1792:Alexander Nicolson,
1696:Anderson, pp. 28–29.
1259:Notes and references
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1031:Battle of Inverlochy
1027:Marquess of Montrose
925:M’Gillayne of Doward
798:Council of the Isles
624:William Forbes Skene
410:, published in 1845.
319:and possibly even a
265:from the islands of
251:Clann MhicFhionghain
55:Cuimhnich bàs Alpein
3791:Scotland portal
2643:Malcolm (MacCallum)
1891:The Scottish Nation
1889:Anderson, William.
1674:27 May 2010 at the
1563:Byars, pp. 246–247.
1461:Gregory, pp. 80–81.
1419:24 May 2011 at the
1403:Skene, pp. 258–260.
1277:"Ainmean Pearsanta"
1216:Vestiarium Scoticum
1195:Vestiarium Scoticum
1075:Macdonalds of Sleat
1039:Battle of Worcester
1003:Scottish Government
952:Bishop of the Isles
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832:MacKinnon's Cross,
779:, dominus Insularum
630:who appears in the
618:Origins of the clan
509:form of the Gaelic
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3725:Battle of Culloden
3018:Campbell of Cawdor
2503:Macdonald of Sleat
1948:The Highland Clans
1806:Titles of Nobility
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1103:Battle of Culloden
1061:Jacobite uprisings
940:Fynnoun MacKynnoun
892:MacDonalds of Skye
868:monastic community
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1687:Allen, pp. 79–93.
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