-
Mackenzie of Coul
Mackenzie of
Dailuaine Mackenzie of
Darien Mackenzie of
Davochmaluag Mackenzie of
Delvine Mackenzie of
Dolphinton Mackenzie of
Dundonnel (Old)...
- uncles, the
Lairds of
Pluscarden and Lochslinn;
young Tarbat, Rory of
Davochmaluag,
Kenneth of Coul,
Hector of Fairburn, and
several others), but the Kintail...
- (long held by a
branch of the Mackenzies) of Davochcarn,
Davochmaluag and Davochpollo. "
Davochmaluag" is
named after the
famous missionary saint - St Moluag...
- Pitlundie, Culbo, Flowerburn, Letterewe, Portmore, Mountgerald, Lochend,
Davochmaluag, Achilty, Ardross, Fairburn, Kilchrist, Suddie, Ord, Highfield, Kedcastle...
-
elder half-brother
Alexander Mackenzie,
ancestor of the
Mackenzies of
Davochmaluag Roderick (died 17
March 1533),
ancestor of the
Mackenzies of Achilty...
-
Alexander (died
March 1650), by Margaret,
daughter of
Roderick Mackenzie of
Davochmaluag.
Alexander was the
founder of the
Mackenzies of
Applecross and the Mackenzies...
-
older brother).
Margaret Munro (who
married Alexander Mackenzie, 4th of
Davochmaluag).
Hector Munro married secondly a
distant relation,
Janet Munro, daughter...
-
Mackenzie of Kernsary,
Alexander Mackenzie of Coul and
Kenneth Mackenze of
Davochmaluag,
while neighbouring chiefs (Donald Gorm
Macdonald of Sleat, Roderick...
- 6s.8d;
Hector Mackenzie of Scotsburn: £2,000;
Roderick Mackenzie of
Davochmaluag: £1,333 6s.8d; John
Mackenzie of Davach-Cairn: £1,333 6s.8d; William...
