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Domhnall mac
Cailein or
Donald Campbell was a 13th-14th
century Scottish nobleman and the
Sheriff of Wigtown.
According to
Campbell tradition, Domhnall...
- Sir
Niall mac
Cailein (died 1316), also
known as Neil
Campbell or
Nigel Campbell, was a
nobleman and
warrior who
spent his life in the
service of King...
- was a
Scottish peer and the
Chief of Clan
Campbell (Scottish Gaelic: Mac
Cailein Mòr). He is
chiefly remembered for his
unhappy marriage to, and scandalous...
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Iseabail Ní
Mheic Cailéin,
Gaelic noblewoman and poet, fl. 1500.
Despite being the
ancestor of many
members of the
Scottish nobility,
Iseabail is best...
- Ane
Accompt states that they had the
following children:
Domhnall mac
Cailein Neil (or Niall) Campbell, died 1315 Gille**** (or Archibald)
Campbell Dougall...
- Britannica". www.britannica.com. 2023-05-11.
Retrieved 2023-06-27. Gillespie,
Cailein; Cousins, John (23 May 2012).
European Gastronomy into the 21st Century...
- d'Epicure) Claiborne,
Craig & Franey, Pierre.
classic French Cooking Gillespie,
Cailein & Cousins, John A.
European Gastronomy into the 21st Century, pp. 174–175...
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Chief of the
Honorable Clan Campbell. The chief's
Gaelic title is Mac
Cailein Mòr ('Son of
Colin the Great').
Campbell is also the
hereditary High Sheriff...
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Admiral of the
Western Coasts and Isles, and the
Chief (Scottish Gaelic: Mac
Cailein Mòr) of Clan Campbell. He is the
captain of Scotland's
national elephant...
- of Scotland's new £50 note".
Edinburgh Live. "Archibald
Campbell [Mac
Cailein Mòr], 3rd Duke of Argyll, 1682 – 1761. Statesman".
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