Dugald Campbell (1047 - 1107)

Born 1047 in Lochow, Argyllshire, Scotland

Died 1107 at about age 60 in Scotland

Biography

ALT BIRTHDATE: 1047-1107, OR PERHAPS ANOTHER PERSON

THESE DATES MAKE HIM LIVING 105 YEARS! --- http://www.flos-scotiae.de/bib_histpers_neilcampell.html has another generation here as son of Duncan and father of Archibald - an Archibald or Dugald Campbell (1182-1204) m. Finlay MacGillivray (1180- ) who had 4 sons Archibald (m. Errick Carrick b. 1201 and were parents of Sir Colin 'Mor') Hugh b. 1202, Moir Moir Maith b.1204 and Duncan b. 1200. --- ancestor of the Craignish clan AKA Clan Doull Craignish

--- Married Anna MacDonald. Anna MacDonald b. in Islay, Argyllshire, Scotland. AKA: Dugald Crauchan aka Thane of Over Lochow

Issue of Dugald Campbell 1st of Craignish and Anna MacDonald: i. son Dugald Campbell 2nd of Craignish b. in Craignish, Lochow; d. about 1220; m. Bridget MacBane (in Lochavich, Argyll, Scotland–); issue (surname Campbell): Dugald 3rd of Craignish (in Craignish–abt. 1250).

Name

Dugald /Campbell/ 1st of Craignish

Name: Dugald

Campbell

Suffix: 1st of Craignish

Dugald Maull Campbell^[1]

Found multiple versions of NAME. Using Dugald /Campbell/ 1st of Craignish. The suffix 1st of Craignish is non-traditional and may be too long for the WikiTree suffix. ---

child Dugald Campbell 2nd of Craignish

descent from Dugald Campbell, the second son of Sir Archibald Gillespic Campbell b.1130 , 5th Knight of Lochawe and 20th Chief of Clan Campbell at the time. Sir Archibald s first son, Sir Duncan Campbell, 6th Knight of Lochawe, was the founder of the principal branch of the Campbell family who today holds the title Duke of Argyll . The family the eldest ... no longer owns the Lairdship of Craignish see below . The coat of arms of Dugall Campbell of Craignish ..., Dugall Maul Campbell became first Laird of Craignish and his descendants built and resided in Craignish ... privately. Lairds of Craignish Fact date January 2010 Sir Archibald Campbell, 5th Knight of Lochawe, 20th Chieftain of Argyll Dugald Maul Campbell 1156 1190 , second son of above, 1st Laird and Chieftain of Campbell of Craignish Dugald Campbell, 2nd Laird 1178 1220 , 2nd Chieftain Dugald Campbell, 3rd Laird 1200 1250 , 3rd Chieftain Dugald Campbell, 4th Laird 1225 1250 , 4th Chieftain Dugald Campbell, 5th Laird d.1270 , 5th Chieftain Malcolm Campbell, 5th Laird 1250 1290 , 5th Chieftain Sir Dugald Campbell, 6th Laird 1272 ???? , 6th Chieftain Sir Dugald Campbell, 7th Laird 1300 1350 , 7th Chieftain Christina Campbell b.1323 , 8th Chieftain The 7th Laird had left only one daughter, Christine Campbell b. 1323 . Her weakness and imprudence caused the majority of the estate to be resigned ... of the upper part of Craignish under his superiority. The nearest male representative Ronald Campbell ... Campbell was obliged to allow him possession of a considerable portion of the estate, but retaining ... line the lands were to revert automatically to the Argyll family. Ronald Campbell of Corranmore, nephew of the 6th Laird, became the 8th Laird and 9th Chieftain John Ean Gorm Campbell, 9th Laird ... more details

f. of Archibald (m. Errick Carrick b. 1201 issue of son Sir Colin Mor b.1202, Moir Maith b.1204, Duncan b. 1200.

Dugald Cruachan Thane of Over Lochow.

Issue of Dugald Cruachan Thane of Over Lochow and _____ _____: i. dau. 1Diorbahil - Dorvail (Dorothy) MacFiachir m. Duncan Campbell (–1097), son of Archibald (Gillespic) Campbell of Menstrie, Clackmannanshire and Aoife O’Duibhne (dau. of Paul “the Sporran” MacDuibhn (O’Duin) Lord of Lochow, Kings Treasurer and Marion _____ of Man); issue (surname Campbell): Cailen (bald good) “Maol Math” Chief of Clan MacDuine (–1110 in Dunstaffnage, Oban, Kilmore, Argyll).

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S401 Page: dat96.htm#11 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3

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