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Reply to Mr Riddell's insinuation that the evidence for the ancient Armorial Seals
of Merchiston may not he genuine — Antiquities of races of Napier distinct from
Merchiston, - 165 II. Reply to Mr Riddell's Assertion that there is no Foundation in
...
Reply to Mr Riddell's insinuation that the evidence for the ancient Armorial Seals
of Merchiston may not he genuine — Antiquities of races of Napier distinct from
Merchiston, - 165 II. Reply to Mr Riddell's Assertion that there is no Foundation in
...
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Mark Napier, Lennox (earls of.) CHAPTER III. OF THE HEIRS OF THE
INVESTITURE AFTER THE ... of Menteith of Rusky. t Macfarlane's MS.,
Advocates' Library. * Merchiston papers. t This was not John of the PARTITION
OF THE LENNOX. 21.
Mark Napier, Lennox (earls of.) CHAPTER III. OF THE HEIRS OF THE
INVESTITURE AFTER THE ... of Menteith of Rusky. t Macfarlane's MS.,
Advocates' Library. * Merchiston papers. t This was not John of the PARTITION
OF THE LENNOX. 21.
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Mark Napier, Lennox (earls of.) ... In the Merchiston charter-chest, however, there
is the original maritagium, or gift of the marriage 150 HISTORY OF THE
CHAPTER XII Farther Proofof the Primogeniture of Elizabeth Menteith Con-
clusion, ------.
Mark Napier, Lennox (earls of.) ... In the Merchiston charter-chest, however, there
is the original maritagium, or gift of the marriage 150 HISTORY OF THE
CHAPTER XII Farther Proofof the Primogeniture of Elizabeth Menteith Con-
clusion, ------.
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Sir George Mackenzie and Mr Nisbet understood the bearings in question to
indicate a Lennox descent, and both those celebrated authors recorded, as a fact
, that they were first assumed by John Napier of Merchiston, to the oblivion of his
...
Sir George Mackenzie and Mr Nisbet understood the bearings in question to
indicate a Lennox descent, and both those celebrated authors recorded, as a fact
, that they were first assumed by John Napier of Merchiston, to the oblivion of his
...
Стр. 170
There are several other ancient races of Napier besides Merchiston, none of
which carry the Lennox shield, though some of them were for centuries
distinguished vassals of the Lennox, while Merchiston was planted in the
Lothians. The theory ...
There are several other ancient races of Napier besides Merchiston, none of
which carry the Lennox shield, though some of them were for centuries
distinguished vassals of the Lennox, while Merchiston was planted in the
Lothians. The theory ...
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Agnes Menteith Albany Alexander Napier ancient Archibald Napier Avandale barony brieves brother Buccleuch cadency Castle charter charter-chest chiston claim coheiresses Comitatus contract Countess of Lennox Crown dated daughter deed Dernely's descended dignity dimedietate Donald Duchess Isabella Duchess of Albany Duke Earl Duncan Earl of Fife Earl of Lennox earldom of Lennox Edinburgh eldest Elizabeth Menteith engrailed estates evidence excambion fact father favour feudal fief genealogy Gleneagles grant Haldane's heir heirs-general honours Howpaslot infeft James James III John Haldane John Lord Dernely John Napier Johnne King lady landis lands Levenax Lord Napier Lordship Luton-hoo manerium Margaret marriage married Mathew Memoirs of Merchiston messuage Napier of Merchiston Parliament parties peerage possession primogeniture principal messuage quhilk records reign retour Riddell royal Rusky saltier says Scot Scotland Scott of Thirlestane seal seisin Sir Archibald Sir Archibald Napier Sir William sister Stewart terrarum tion Tracts Walter William Naper Woodhead
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| Название | History of the partition of the Lennox |
| Авторы | Mark Napier, Lennox (earls of.) |
| Опубликована: | 1835 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Оксфордский университет |
| Оцифровано | 29 июн 2006 |
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