The book of Dumbartonshire a History of the County Burghs Parishes And Lands
The book of Dumbartonshire a History of the County Burghs Parishes And Lands
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Granted to Walter as " Lord of the earldom of Lennox, " a charter confirming an earlier right to summon " weapon- ^ See Kilmaronock lands.
- It has been affirmed by peerage writers that at this juncture the male representation of the family devolved upon Malcolm Mac- farlane of Arrochar, the sixth in direct descent from Gilchrist of Arrochar, fifth son of the second Earl Alwyn.
^ Amelec obtained the property of the church of Rosneath, and a " Salina in Ross- neth et Garloch. " These he afterwar...ds granted to the Monastery of Paisley. In three of the deeds, the grant is by " Amelec frater Maldoveni Comitis de Levenax, de Ecclesia de Rossneth, " and " de donacione Saline in Rossneth et Garloch ;" and another is a charter of " Havel fratris Maldoveni Comitis de Levenax, " to the same monastery, " de una Salina in Rossneth. " In a charter by Earl M. Iklowin to the Abbey of Arbroath, one of the witnesses is " Aveleth fratre meo. " To a grant by Malduin of the lands of Luss, the witnesses are, " Auleth, Duncano, Gil- christ, et Henrico, fratribus meis;"and in another deed in 1238, Amelec is mentioned in the same terms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Granted to Walter as " Lord of the earldom of Lennox, " a charter confirming an earlier right to summon " weapon- ^ See Kilmaronock lands.
- It has been affirmed by peerage writers that at this juncture the male representation of the family devolved upon Malcolm Mac- farlane of Arrochar, the sixth in direct descent from Gilchrist of Arrochar, fifth son of the second Earl Alwyn.
^ Amelec obtained the property of the church of Rosneath, and a " Salina in Ross- neth et Garloch. " These he afterwar...ds granted to the Monastery of Paisley. In three of the deeds, the grant is by " Amelec frater Maldoveni Comitis de Levenax, de Ecclesia de Rossneth, " and " de donacione Saline in Rossneth et Garloch ;" and another is a charter of " Havel fratris Maldoveni Comitis de Levenax, " to the same monastery, " de una Salina in Rossneth. " In a charter by Earl M. Iklowin to the Abbey of Arbroath, one of the witnesses is " Aveleth fratre meo. " To a grant by Malduin of the lands of Luss, the witnesses are, " Auleth, Duncano, Gil- christ, et Henrico, fratribus meis;"and in another deed in 1238, Amelec is mentioned in the same terms.
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