John Henry IV of Clan MacDonald - FamilySearch.org
John Henry IV of Clan MacDonald was born in 1655, in Borgue, Caithness, Scotland, United Kingdom. He died on 22 August 1748, in Downingtown, Chester, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America, at the age of 93.
The Heirs of Europe: MACDONALD
2013年7月18日 · The Chiefs of the Clan Macdonald descend from Aonghas Mór (or Angus the Elder, + 1294/95) son of Domhnall and Lord of Islay. His grandson John of Islay or Macdonald (+ 1386) was the first to use the title Lord of the Isles. He married Princess Margaret of Scotland, daughter of King Robert II.
He entered into the Treaty of Ardtornish with Henry VII of England in 1462, agreeing to accept the English king as overlord once James IV had been defeated. James, with customary decisiveness, acted swiftly, invading the isles and ultimately stripping John of all his titles in May 1493. Attempts were made over the next two generations to
MACDONALD Lord of the ISLES. - quod.lib.umich.edu
In the year 1400, Donald, lord of the isles, and John de Isle his brother, got a safe con∣duct from king Henry IV. * to come to Eng∣land with one hundred horse in their retinue, to treat of a peace with the English, for them∣selves and their friends.
John Mor Tanister MacDonald (abt. 1371 - 1427) - WikiTree
2020年8月2日 · John Mor Tanistear (John de Yle) is the second son of John Macdonald through his second wife Margaret Stewart. He was founder of Macdonald of Dunnyveg and from whom the Earl of Antrim, the Macdonalds of Largy, and Sann, are descended. He was known as Lord of Dunnyveg and the Glens.
He entered into the Treaty of Ardtornish with Henry VII of England in 1462, agreeing to accept the English king as overlord once James IV had been defeated. James, with customary decisiveness, acted swiftly, invading the isles
John MacDonell (bef.1695-1754) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree
2022年12月20日 · Compare DNA and explore genealogy for John MacDonell born bef. 1695 Invergarry Castle, Inverness-shire, Scotland died 1754 Edinburgh, Scotland including ancestors + descendants + Y-chromosome DNA + more in the free family tree community.
Robert Mitchell Henry (abt. 1678 - abt. 1735) - WikiTree
2022年10月28日 · He passed away in 1735 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of John Henry (Hendrie) and Girsell Grace Carney of Clan MacDonald. Research Note: The majority of the information below is credited to Sandra Hanson Ferraitti from https://www.geni.com/people/Robert-Henry/6000000006234633780.
The MacDonald Clan Theory - RootsWeb
Donald Dow M'Rorie and John M'Rorie in Ballinoo, and John M'Rourie in Ardtounishever were denounced rebels in 1675 and Taskel M'Rory of Iverness was a Jacobite prisoner of the '45. Macrury is said today to be the oldest clan name in Uist.
MacDonald of Clanranald Clan History - ScotClans
John MacDonald, the Lord of the Isles, married Amy MacRuari and she bore him three sons. The youngest was Ranald and from him descended the Houses of Clanranald and Glengarry. As the only surviving child Ranald was to inherit the enormous area of lands his mother had brought into the family. Instead he agreed to hold t
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