Source:Scottish document NLS, MS. 2129, p.12a
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| Note of a charter by John, earl of Ross, to Celestine of the lands of Glenloy, Strone (?), and Locharkaig. | |
| Originally written 7 November 1464 | |
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N.B. The above Ch. mentioned in these terms by the Revd Dond McQueen in an enquiry by him as to the Chiefship of the Macdonalds, 1782.’
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| Printed sources | Acts of the lords of the Isles, 1336-1493 |
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| National Library of Scotland catalogue | |
| Title | Volume I of 'Collections from the Public Records of Scotland and various other sources illustrative of the history of the West Highlands and Hebrides (in the 16th & 17th centuries) and of the genealogies of the different families, made by Donald Gregory'., 1830 |
| Identifier | MS.2129 (link to catalog entry) |
| Collection | Collection of manuscripts of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland., MSS.1894-2212 |
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source: nls, MS. 2129, p.12a (a note by Donald Gregory).
comment: There is no corroboration for this grant of disputed lands (see no. 4). Rev. Dr Donald McQueen’s enquiry has not been located; he was minister of Kilmuir in Skye, author of ‘A Dissertation on the Government of the People in the Western Isles’ (1774) published in Pennant, Tour, iii, 421-36, and died in 1785. Stronchur (cf. Stroncroy in no. A23) is probably Strone at the mouth of Glen Loy — Strone in Glenloy is on record in 1567 (Mackintosh Muniments, no.87).
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