The House of Argyll And the Collateral Branches of the Clan Campbell From the Y
The House of Argyll And the Collateral Branches of the Clan Campbell From the Y
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He married the daughter of the Laird of MacNaughtan in Argyllshire, by whom he had issue two daughters — 1st. Christiana, and 2nd. Effreta, and died, anno 1350. Both were married in his own lifetime — the youngest, Effreta, to Duncan Maclgheil, to whom Sir Dugald feued the farm of Barrichebean, for military services. * YIII. The eldest daughter, Christian Campbell, otherv/ise called Caristien Neyn Duil, or Christian, the daughter of Dugald, married, first, MacDougal of Lorn, with whom she lived... twenty years, and had only one son. She next married Alexander MacNaughtan, her own cousin-germain, who secured her in a third part of his estate in name of jointure or annuity, in case of her surviving him; he died without issue, in little more than a year after their marriage. Her son, MacDougal, claimed the estate of Craignish in right of his mother, and frequently attempted to levy the rents by force, but was as often repulsed by Eonald, the son of her grand * The feu right granted by Sir Dugald Campbell to his son-in-law, Duncan Maclgheil, of the lands of Barrichebean, contained a servitude upon the tenants of the neighbouring farms of the estate of Craignish, to cut down annually the corn of Barrichebean in time of harvest, a servitude which, however natural for Sir Dugald to confer upon his son-in-law, became a grievance in the person of the descendants, as will be afterwards noticed.
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He married the daughter of the Laird of MacNaughtan in Argyllshire, by whom he had issue two daughters — 1st. Christiana, and 2nd. Effreta, and died, anno 1350. Both were married in his own lifetime — the youngest, Effreta, to Duncan Maclgheil, to whom Sir Dugald feued the farm of Barrichebean, for military services. * YIII. The eldest daughter, Christian Campbell, otherv/ise called Caristien Neyn Duil, or Christian, the daughter of Dugald, married, first, MacDougal of Lorn, with whom she lived... twenty years, and had only one son. She next married Alexander MacNaughtan, her own cousin-germain, who secured her in a third part of his estate in name of jointure or annuity, in case of her surviving him; he died without issue, in little more than a year after their marriage. Her son, MacDougal, claimed the estate of Craignish in right of his mother, and frequently attempted to levy the rents by force, but was as often repulsed by Eonald, the son of her grand * The feu right granted by Sir Dugald Campbell to his son-in-law, Duncan Maclgheil, of the lands of Barrichebean, contained a servitude upon the tenants of the neighbouring farms of the estate of Craignish, to cut down annually the corn of Barrichebean in time of harvest, a servitude which, however natural for Sir Dugald to confer upon his son-in-law, became a grievance in the person of the descendants, as will be afterwards noticed.
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