Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 316William Blackwood, 1974 |
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... Appin principality , the first of Invernahyle being Alex- ander , styled ' Tiochail ' , or ' the peaceful one ' . The youngest son of Appin , Alexander , was granted the Invernahyle lands by his father after the clan's return from ...
... Appin principality , the first of Invernahyle being Alex- ander , styled ' Tiochail ' , or ' the peaceful one ' . The youngest son of Appin , Alexander , was granted the Invernahyle lands by his father after the clan's return from ...
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... Appin spread through the septs , and up into the principality , turn- ing family trees into hopelessly tangled shrubbery . As with Inver- nahyle , one of the puzzles concerns a man's age . According to the Stewart genealogists , Dugald ...
... Appin spread through the septs , and up into the principality , turn- ing family trees into hopelessly tangled shrubbery . As with Inver- nahyle , one of the puzzles concerns a man's age . According to the Stewart genealogists , Dugald ...
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... Appin Murder trial : among those listed for jury service was Dugald of Appin , Invernahyle's brother - in - law , but he was not called to judge his deputy's brother . The later fortunes of the Stewarts of Appin can soon be told . On ...
... Appin Murder trial : among those listed for jury service was Dugald of Appin , Invernahyle's brother - in - law , but he was not called to judge his deputy's brother . The later fortunes of the Stewarts of Appin can soon be told . On ...
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