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INTRODUCTORY
RALPH DE DICETO, IMAGINES HISTORIARUM, VOL. II, P. 35,
S.A. 1185. 1
WHEN earl Simon, son of Simon earl of Northampton, had died
without children, king [Henry II] rendered the earldom of
Huntingdon with all that pertained to it to William, king of
Scots, who was the son of earl Henry, the son of king David,
who was the son of Malcolm, son of Duncan, son of Bethoc,
daughter of Malcolm, son of Kenneth, son of Malcolm, son of
Donald, son of Constantin, son of Kenneth, son of Alpin, son of
Eochaid, son of Eth Find, son of Eochaid, son of Donald Breac,
son of Eochaid Buide, son of Aidan, son of Gabran, son of
Domangart, son of Fergus Mor, son of Ere, son of Eochaid
Muin-remor, son of Angus Fith, son of Fedelmid Aislingech,
son of Angus Buidnech, 2 son of Fedelmid Romach, son of
Senchormac, son of Cruitlinde, son of Findacha, son of Achir-
cir, son of Eochaid Andoit, son of Fiacha Cathmhil, 3 son of
Eochaid Riada, 4 son of Conaire, [son of] Mog Lama, son of
Lugaid Ildathach, 5 son of Coirbre Crom-chenn, son of Daire
Dorn-mor, son of Coirbre Find-mor, son of Conaire Mor, son of
Eterscel, son of Eogan, son of Oilill, son of lar, son of Degad,
7
son of Sen, son of Before-Sen, 6 son of Ther, son of Before-Ther ,
son of Roin, son of Arandil, son of Maine, son of Forgo, 8 son of
Feradach, son of Oilill Erann, son of Fiacha Fer-mara, son of
Angus Tuirmech, son of Fir-cetharocht, son of Firrocht, son of
An-roth, son of Firalmai, son of Lamcure, son of Liethan, son
of Eochaid Alt-lethan, son of Oilill Cas-fiaclach, son of Conla,
son of Iretro, 9 son of Meilge, son of Cobthach Gael Bregh, son
1 Cf. Stubbs, ibid., note. This genealogy must be compared
with the
genealogy in Skene, P. & S., 133-134 ; the Pictish Chron., ibid., 8-10 ;
Fland Manistrech, ibid., 18-22 ; and the genealogies ibid. 148-149, 151-152 ;
171-172, 174-176.
2 In text Buthini ; P. & S., 133, buiding.
3 In text, Catinail ; P. & S., 134, Cathmhail.
4 The same as Cairbre Riada ; cf. the Coir Anmann, 61, 63, 65, which
assigns to him the invasion of Dalriada in Scotland ; Irische Texte, iii, T14,
316.
5 In text Etholach ; P. & S., 134, Ellatig.
6 In text Rosin.
7 In text Rether.
8 In text Forgso as if for Ferguso.
9
larunn-gleo in Coir Anmann, 95 ; u.s., 328.
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