Duncan of Dunkeld

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Duncan "Duncha, Lay Abbot of Dunkeld" of Dunkeld formerly Dunkeld Born 0949 in Atholl, Perthshire, Scotlandmap Son of Duncan Dunkeld and Groa (Thorsteindottir) Thorsteinsdottir Brother of Einarr (Rognvaldsson) Ragnvaldsson, Hallad Ragnvaldsson and Gerlod Duncansdatter Husband of Unknown McNamara — married [date unknown] [location unknown] Husband of Athelreda (Dunbar) Mormaer — married [date unknown] [location unknown] Father of Crínán (Dunkeld) of Scotland and Duncan Macdonachadh Died after 0990 in Perthshire, Scotlandmap Profile managers: David Rentschler private message [send private message], Ted Williams private message [send private message], Robert Garcia private message [send private message], Elliott Burke private message [send private message], Katherine Wall private message [send private message], and Fern Peters private message [send private message] Dunkeld-86 created 3 Apr 2013 | Last modified 6 Jun 2016 This page has been accessed 11,379 times.

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[citation needed] for wife. His great great grandson King Duncan II married an Ethelreda of Dunbar.

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Commanded the Scottish left wing at the battle of Luncarty (c990) where the Danes were so crushingly defeated that their raids on that part of what subsequently became Perthshire, hitherto periodic and devastating, were terminated; had (Crinan), with two younger sons ((1) Grim, Thane (hereditary tenant of the Crown) of Strathearn (west of Perth) and Baille (functionary with judicial powers) of Dule, killed 1010 at Battle of Mortlach, where Malcolm II King of Scots defeated invading Norsemen; (2) Duncan, ancestor of the Irving's of Dumfries and Forbes Irvine's of Drum). [Burke's Peerage]

Moramer of Atholl Duncan is the end of the lineage - no parents known.

Dumferline Anglican Church & Graveyard were the first to be built in Scotland in 0932. It has been refurbished and rebuilt over the centuries. Duncan is buried there.

Sources == http://www.thepeerage.com/p10767.htm#i107669==

Burke's Peerage
Family Search Pedigree Research 1999 Farquharson Genealogy Ancestry family trees Footnotes

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Biography

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•ID: I11081 •Name: Duncan •Sex: M •Birth: ABT 945 in Scotland 1 •Death: UNKNOWN in Scotland 2 •Reference Number: 11081 •Note: Hereditary Lay Abbot of Dunkeld

28th great-grandfather of Frances Emily Hogan Pipe; Eulelia Mable Hogan Bentrop 29th great-grandfather of Bertha Alice Boyce Lakey; Laura Eleanor Boyce Philp 35th great-grandfather of Richard Scott Lakey; Christina Ann Lakey Dick; John Brian Pipe; Christian Matthew Pipe

The name of the son of Abbot Duncan of Dunkeld is believed to have been Duncan also. He was born ca 945 and was the Heriditary Lay Abbot of Dunkeld and is also referred to as Lord of the Isles. He was father of Crinan Mac

Father: Dunchad b: ABT 910 in Scotland

Marriage 1 Spouse UnknownChildren1.Has Children Crinan MAC DUNCAN b: ABT 975 in Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland

Sources: 1.Edmonstone's "Family of Edmonstone of 2.Duntreath"