Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 316William Blackwood, 1974 |
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Stewart of Appin was the chief of the clan , and the families of Ard- sheal , Achnacone , Fasnacloich and Invernahyle formed the septs . The Invernahyle sept derived directly from the Appin principality , the first of Invernahyle being ...
Stewart of Appin was the chief of the clan , and the families of Ard- sheal , Achnacone , Fasnacloich and Invernahyle formed the septs . The Invernahyle sept derived directly from the Appin principality , the first of Invernahyle being ...
Pagina 145
... Stewart genealogists , Dugald , tenth of Appin , ' was a boy of tender years when Prince Charles unfurled the Royal Standard in Glenfinnan in 1745 and the clan was consequently led by the Tutor , Charles Stewart , fifth of Ardsheal ...
... Stewart genealogists , Dugald , tenth of Appin , ' was a boy of tender years when Prince Charles unfurled the Royal Standard in Glenfinnan in 1745 and the clan was consequently led by the Tutor , Charles Stewart , fifth of Ardsheal ...
Pagina 153
... Stewart genealogy reads : ' Dugald Stewart , ninth of Invernahyle , succeeded his father . He sold the remaining lands , and died at Ardsheal in 1840 , leaving no issue . ' But at least he got sanc- tuary at Ardsheal , the rebuilt house ...
... Stewart genealogy reads : ' Dugald Stewart , ninth of Invernahyle , succeeded his father . He sold the remaining lands , and died at Ardsheal in 1840 , leaving no issue . ' But at least he got sanc- tuary at Ardsheal , the rebuilt house ...
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