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By Ron Lepeska the Lennox District of Old Levanax Today Consists of Dunbartonshire LENNOX AND KINCAID LINEAGE FROM THE EARLIEST MARCIAN KINGS By Ron Lepeska The Lennox district of old Levanax today consists of Dunbartonshire. In early times was ruled by Celtic princes known as Mormaers. From these roots, the powerful Earldom of Lennox arose, which became part of the Royal House of Stewart. By marriage the earls of Lennox and Kincaid trace their lineage lineage from the early Marcian Kings. The great Marcian Kings trace their king line all the way back to the god Woden from which we get the 4th day of the week "Woden's day". It has been thought by some that the exploits of Woden were embellishment on a flesh and blood ruler who lived around 175 to 200 A.D. But no living person would utter such an idea. << WODEN >> I I Watholgeot — Waga — Wihtlaeg I I Eomer -- Anngengeot -- Offa of Wadsith -- Wermund I Icel called Iclingas — Cnebba (b. ca 480) I Cvnewald I Crioda I Pybba (ca.555-630) I I I Penda ruled (626-55) Eowa Coenwal I I I I I Cundwal I I I Peada m. d. of Ethelrod Alwith I I Oswy K. of N.ia) (675-704) I Osmod I K. of Mid m. dau of I I I Angles Wulfhere Oswy I I Centwine (653-5) (658-75) I Eanwulf I K. of S. m. dau. of Ethelbald I I Marcians k. of Kent (716-57) I Cynreow (655-6) I I Thingfrith I I Bassa I I Page 1 (Ceorl K. 606-29 not connected to house of Penda. dau, m. II Edwin of Northunbria) Offa (757-96) I I I I I Cuthberht N.ia = Northumbria I King Ecgfirth King of I ruled in 796 Kent Beorthtric = Eadburth I I K. of Wessex (768-802) I I I I I I I I II I I I Coennwulf (796-802) Geolwulf Cuthred K. of Kent I son was Coenhelm (796-821 798-807 I (St. Kenelin I I Ecgfirth1s great- Murdoc great-greatgrandson I Arkil, who fled from I Northumbria in 1070 as Maldouen MacMurdoc William the Conqueror's Whitnessed a charter of army moved north from King David 1 in Glasgow Hastings. ca. 1136 (Laorie, ESC)1 I I daughter b. ca. 1100 married Murdoc I I Alwin Og, or Alwin MacArkil, son of Murdoc prominent in the court of King David I of Scotland 1124-53. b. 1030 Called the first Earl of Lennox, 2 I I I III A daughter m. Alwyn Murdoc Gilchrist of Bretnach b. ca. Slew the Chief of Cinel I 1160 Furgus in 1215 I I Sir David de Graham Knight of Kincardine married dau. of Arthur of Buthernock I Patrick Gilbraiths of Buthernock and Kincaids of that Ilk married daughter of David de Graham Knight of Kincardine I Arthur Laird of Kincaid Gailhraiths and Buthernock (d. 1320) I I Page 2 I Francis Kincaid ofI that Ilk d. 1350 I I I A daughter who married William of Cramiddie, of Gailbraith & Gartconnel, 8th Chief. Was living in 1380. I 1. James of Kincaid and Baltmore b. ca. 1310 d. 1381 1. Margaret "The Galbraith Heiress" b. ca 1335 married Walter Buchanan of that Ilk (13th Chief), or his son Patrick 2. Robert (who became Kincaid of Kincaid?) 3. Daughter "the Kincaid heiress" (married Robert who became Kincaid of that Ilk?) 2. daughter Kincaid of Kincaid of that ilk 1. Robert (Jr.?) Kincade of that Ilk 3. daughter, Kincaid heress married Hamilton in 1375 4. daughter daughter Margaret "The Galbraith heress", married Walter Buchanan of that Ilk 13th Chief (some say it was really his son Patrick, the 13th Chief). 2. Robert who became Kincaid of that Ilk 3. daughter (1) Early Scottish Charters no. LIX by Laorie (2) Alwyn Og b. ca. 1160, called the Earl of Lennox in the new order. Malcolm III King of Scotland changed the old Thane (Mormaer or Celtic) title to Earl, for heraldic purposes. MacFarlane1s Genealogical Collections, Edinburugh 1900, Vol. 1, p. 151 Page 3 The Decenent from Galbraiths, Grahames, and Kincaids through King Donald Bane and back through the Early Kings of Scotland King Kenneth who conquered the Picts 854 I I I I I Ethus called Constantine II d. 876 Alipses or I Swift I I Donald VI 903 I I Stewart and I Locabar lines Malcolm I 957 I I I II I Kenneth III d. 994 Duffus murdered I I by Donald Furgahard I>>> __ I III III Dunclina m. Kenneth III Kenneth Gen. Kenneth Thane settled sucession to K. Malcolm II of Lochabar d. 994 I I Banngaho I murdered by I I Macbeth I I I Malcolm II Davada m. Thane I who distributed of Angus I Scotish lands I II I I I MacBeth I Beatrix m. Crynan ab. the usurper I Thane of Dull and Western Isles killed I I 1057 I I Stewards of Duncan d. 1040 Scotland (murdered by MacBeth (cont. p. 6) I I I I I I Malcolm Cean More King Donald Bane (Lo v) t; Page 4 ruled 1057-93 Mormaer of Atholl and lay abbot of Dunkeld (died in prison) I I I Robert de Comyn Huctred of Tynedale married accompanied William Bethoc daughter of King Donald I the Conquer in 1066 Bane (Donaldbain) I I I I Richard de Comyn... married.. Hextilda (Huctred's daughter) I in 1145 I I William (whose second wife was Marjory Countess of Buchan I Richard (son by first wife) died ca. 1249 I I 1 Sir John the Red Comyn I, succeeded his Uncle as 2nd Lord of Badenoch I I dau. married Sir William Galbraith of John Comyn Buthernoch (4th Chief) and Kincaid, died 1283 murdered William was first cousin to Robert Bruce and by Bruce and John Baiol. Fought with Bailol, William in Wallace at Falkirk and 1306. Was with Bruce at Dumfries when he was crowned King of Scotland. 1306 Knighted After Bruce died took his heart on crusade to the holyland, but were defeated in Spain in 1330. I William Gailhraith of Buthernock (5th Chief) died 1296 m. Marjorie d.au, of John Baliol I I I daughter married daughter daughter daughter Sir David de Grahame, married married Knight of Kincardine Arthur Earl Marshall I I of Scotland I I daughter married..Patrick I Arthur Laird of Kincaid and Galbraith (died 1320) (died 1320) I Francis Kincaid of that Ilk (died ca. 1350) continue in Kincaid Line. SCOTTISH KINGS LINE STARTING WITH KING MALCOLM III CEAN MOORE Page 5 I I Malcolm III Cean Moore (1058-1093). His wife was Magaret grandau, of Edmund Ironside His first wife was Ingibjorg, Earl of Orkney's dau. I I I I I I I Mary m. Matilda m. Edward David I Edward 6. Ethelrod Bulloign Henry King killed d. 1153 7. Edgar d. of England with aquired 1106 father Huntingdon 8. Edward through 9. Duncan wife. d. 1095 T X 1152 of Scotland d. I I I I Malcolm IV William David Margaret Ada m. 6. died with- the Lion Earl of m. Florance Marjory out issue d. 1214 Huntington Canon of of 7. I d. 1152 Brittany Holand Matilda I I Alexander II I d. 1242 I I M. sis of Henry III Joan I I I Margaret m. Allen Isabel m. Alexander III Lord Galoway Robert Bruce d. 1286 I Lord of Annandale m Mary de Couci I I Dervigild married I Margaret m. John Baliol Lord Robert the King of Norway of Bernard Castle Competator I I I I I I Margaret Maid John Boliol Robert Earl of Norway d. 1298 d. 1314 of Carrick I d. 1303 I I I I I I Edward Baliol Marj ory m. I died without Cumin Lord I issue Buthernoch Edward Bruce I King of Ireland I I John Comyn King Robert filled in church Bruce of Dunfries d. 329 by Robert BTuce as John was a contender for the throne (Steward line) Page 6 I I I I I I I I Marjorie Bruce m David Bruce II Walter IV died without High Steward of issue 1378 Scotland d. 1390 I I Robert II the first of the Stewarts to come the Crown d. 1390 I I John alias Robert III d. March 1405 I I James I murdered 1437 (continued King Line) Additional information added from "A Genealogical Tree of the Royal Family of Scotland and the Name Stewart 1739" by R. Cooper Sculp. The Oxford Book of Royal Anecdotes, edited by Elizebeth Longford, (for Genealogical tables) Burtons "History of Scotland" Vol. ii Chapt. xix, xx Chambers "Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen" Royal Search at: www.dcs.hul.ac.uk/cgi- bin/gedidex/n=Royal?Scotland Bold face = Became King MISC. BIOGRAPHIES Page 7 Guy de Baliol; (1000's) Founder of the Anglo-Norman Baliolfamily which played an prominent role in mediaeval England and Scotland. Lord Bailleul near Alencon in Normandy came to England with William the Conquer in 1066. During the reign of William's son (1087-1100) Lord Bailleul held the Barony of Bywell on the River Tyne in Northumberland, his nephew founded the Scottish branch of the family. John de Baliol, King (Accended 1269, d. 1313) An English nobleman patron of learning who married the wealthy Scottish heiress Dervorguilla de Galloway, granddaughter of the Earl of Huntington, who was grandson of David I of Scotland. It was this royal connection which allowed his son to become King. John was a member of the Scottish Regency Council during the reign of Alexander III. He awarded endowments to scholars, donated land for Oxford, later called Balliol College.
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