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Gray, James

"Sutherland and Caithness in Saga-Time or, The Jarls and The Freskyns"


Moray, bishops of;
Andrew Freskyn;
grant from Johanna of Strathnaver;
Archibald, regrant to Reginald Chen II;
Felix.
Moray, Gilbert, archdeacon of and bishop of Caithness.
Moray, Richard of;
brother of Gilbert;
fell repulsing Norse.
Moray, Shaw's.
More, Loch.
More, Reginald;
chamberlain of Scotland.
Morgan;
first name of clan Mackay, MacHeth, or MacAoidh.
Mortlach, in Moray;
Norse defeated by Malcolm II.
Morton, Reg. Hon. de, earl of Katanay.
Mound, the;
Craig Amlaiph near.
Mounth, or Grampians, home of Caledonians.
Mousa Broch;
used by run-away honeymoon couples.
Munch, P.A.;
_History of Norway_.
Mungo, or Kentigern, St., in Strathclyde and Pictland.
Murkfjord or Myrkfjord (possibly Loch Glendhu).
Murkle, C.
Mydalr, Iceland.

Nairn.
Naver, Loch;
broch;
River Naver;
lands of Moddan family;
Dovyr.
Naver, River;
Dalharrold;
see Dovyr.
Nechtan.
Nerbon, sae-borg on the;
Bilbao on the Nervion.
Ness, now Caithness.
See Cait and Caithness.
New Spalding Club;
_Records of Elgin_.


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