Those Who Came Before

Notes

Duncan CAMPBELL Sir

Sir Duncan Campbell was the 6th Auchenbreck; 2nd Baronet
His elder brother resigned his estate to Duncan

Source: Highland papers Vol IV Ser. 3 by MacPhail
Scots peerage Vol. 1, pg. 47
Burks Peerage, 99th Ed. pg. 339

Jean COLQUHOUN [Baronesscathc

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Jean CAMPBELL

According to Archival records, Jean Campbell was murdered, 1685

Margaret DOUGLAS

In the year 770 Solvathius, King of Scotland obtained a victory over Donald
Bain of the Western Isles, by the aid of an unknown man. When he inquired as
to his identity, he was told "Sholto Dhuglass" or behold the swarthy man. One
of this family, Sir William Douglas (born about 1150) entered into the service
of Charlemagne
and was the founder of the Douglas (Douglassi) family in Tuscany. Sir James de
Douglas took the heart of Robert Bruce to the Holy Land

Duncan CAMPBELL Sir

Sir Duncan Campbell was the 6th Auchenbreck; 2nd Baronet
His elder brother resigned his estate to Duncan

Source: Highland papers Vol IV Ser. 3 by MacPhail
Scots peerage Vol. 1, pg. 47
Burks Peerage, 99th Ed. pg. 339

Duncan CAMPBELL Sir

Sir Duncan Campbell was the 6th Auchenbreck; 2nd Baronet
His elder brother resigned his estate to Duncan

Source: Highland papers Vol IV Ser. 3 by MacPhail
Scots peerage Vol. 1, pg. 47
Burks Peerage, 99th Ed. pg. 339

Dugald CAMPBELL [Sir]

MARR DATE BFE 1613

Sir Dougald Campbell was the 5th Auchenbreck; 1stKinght Baronet of Nova Scotia

Mary ERSKINE Lady

DEAT DATE BY 1613

During the reign of Malcolm II, a Scothman killed a Danish leader during the
battle of Murthill, an action for which he was given the name Erskine.

Sources list Mary Erskine being `of Colquhoun,Dunbar, Scotland