Identifier: scotspeeragefoun07paul (find matches)
Title: The Scots peerage; founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Paul, James Balfour, Sir, 1846-1931, ed. dn
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Publisher: Edinburgh : D. Douglas
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center

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John Grant (Ian Ruadh), said to have been a knightand Sheriff of Inverness in 1434.^ He was most probablythe husband of Matilda of Glencarnie, the daughter of 1 Cf. Shaws Province of Moray, ed. 1882, i. 97. 454
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OGILVIE-GKANT, EARL OF SEAFIELD 455 Gilbert of Glencarnie.^ The date of Ian Ruadli Grantsdeath, is uncertain, but Matilda of Glencarnie died before31 January 1434, leaving issue:— 1. Duncan Grant, afterwards Sir Duncan Grant of Freuchie. 2. Patrick Mac Ian Roy, who is said by the Kinrara MS. to have married Janet, third daughter of Malcolm,tenth Chief of Mackintosh.^ To him, by some, is at-tributed the position of ancestor to the Clan Phadruigor House of Tulloch Gorm, while others say he wasillegitimate.^ On 28 July 1473, Marjory Lude, a widow,styling herself Lady of half the Barony of Freuchie,alienated her lands of Auchnarrows, Downan, Portand Dalfour (Dellifure), to her carnal son PatrickGrant. He is also called Reoch. He died before 2December 1508, leaving a son Reoch, who pro-bably is the Patrick Reoch said to have died in 1513in a charter of apprising of 1 May 1585. Sir Duncan Grant, Knight, first called of Freuchie, bornon or before 1413. He was knighted between 1460 and1464.

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