- (Italian),
Isabelle (French, Dutch, German), Izabela, Isobel,
Ishbel (Scots),
Iseabail (Scottish Gaelic),
Izabela (Polish), Ysabeau,
Elizabeth (English) Ysabelle...
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Isabella of Mar (fl. c. 1277 – 12
December 1296) was the
first wife of
Robert Bruce VII, Earl of Carrick.
Isabella died
before her
husband was crowned...
- "The Sunrise", the bed and
breakfast run by her
terminally ill
mother Iseabail,
taking up her
former shop ****istant job.
Encouraged to
write a
guide book...
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learners of the
Gaelic language, Stirling:
Eneas Mackay Macleod,
Iseabail; Freedman,
Terry (1995), The
Wordsworth Dictionary of
First Names, Wordsworth...
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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...
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Iseabail Macleod, 'Cereal
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Christian Kay &
Margaret Mackay...
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Foreman A
Colonial Legacy, An
Officer and an Icon, The Independent. Macleod,
Iseabail (2006). The
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Childhood Monsters". The
Vintage News.
Retrieved 10
August 2023.
Iseabail MacLeod,
Pauline Cairns:
Bogeyman –
Black Man.
Concise English-Scots Dictionary...
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Iseabail C.
Macleod MBE (27 May 1936 – 15
February 2018) was a
Scottish lexicographer.
Iseabail C.
Macleod was born in Dalmuir, in West Dunbartonshire...
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December 2006.
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Alison (2010). Macleod,
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