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familia Maky derivatur. Hic Igh et Donaldus ejus filius
Dingwalli ex mandato Nicolai Sutherlandiæ Comitis interempti
sunt Anno 1395.

DE FERQUHARDO DOMINO MAKINTOSH 9^no.

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FERQUHARDUS Lauchlani filius uxorem sibi adjunxit Ægidiam
Innesiam filiam Domini Innis de eodem, ex quâ tres habuit
filios, Duncanum, Micolumbum et Ferquhardum, et filias
plurimas. Sed, quoniam pater suâ vilitate et ignaviâ pessum
ivit hæreditatem suam abdicando, ejus liberi inæqualibus sunt
Matrimonio conjuncti. Una filiarum Isabella Duncano Mak-
kynich vic Eun (vulgò Parson designato) Matrimonio tradita
est, cui peperit Beanum Makpherson, a quo familia de Brin
oriunda est.

DUNCANUS Ferquhardi Primogenitus cum filiâ Donaldi Mak-
kynich vic Ewn Matrimonio contraxit, ex quâ Johannem et
Ferquhardum procreavit. Cum aliâ fœminâ (cujus nomen est
nobis ignotum) quator genuit filios, viz. Rodericum, Johannem
Æneam et Donaldum gorm. De horum sex fratrum posteris
aliàs narrabimus. Hoc obiter notandum, quod Æneas

Donald, his son, were killed at Dingwall, by command of Nicolas,
Earl of Sutherland, in the year 1395.

OF FERQUHARD, NINTH LAIRD of MACKINTOSH.

Ferquhard, son of Lauchlan, took to wife Egidia Innes, daughter
of the Laird Innes of that Ilk, by whom he had three sons, Duncan,
Malcolm, and Ferquhard, and many daughters. But because the
father, by his vileness and sloth, went down to decay by resigning
his heritage, his children were married to persons below their
rank. One of the daughters, Isabella, was given in marriage to
Duncan Mackynich vic Ewen (commonly designed Parson) and
bore to him Bean Macpherson, from whom the family of Brin
took rise.

Duncan, first born of Ferquhard, contracted marriage with the
daughter of Donald Mackynich vic Ewen, of whom he begat John
and Ferquhard. With another woman (whose name is unknown
to us), he begat four sons, namely, Roderic, John, Eneas, and
Donald gorm. Concerning the posterity of these six brothers, we
shall give account at another time. This, in passing, must be