- main
controversy concerning the
MacHeths is
their origin. The key
question relates to the
paternity of Máel
Coluim MacHeth, the
first known of the kindred...
- the
MacHeths along with the
MacWilliams
retaliated against the king but were
defeated by Fearchar, Earl of Ross and the
grandson of
Malcolm MacHeth, Kenneth...
- all of
these have male and
female forms depending on the bearer, e.g. all
Mac-
names become Nic- if the
person is female. Some of the
Scottish Gaelic surnames...
- the
partitioning of the Isles,
Malcolm IV was
reconciled with
Malcolm MacHeth (d. 1168), and
restored the
latter as Earl of Ross, an
investiture which...
- have been made a
separate earldom in the mid 12th century, when
Malcolm MacHeth is
found designated Earl of Ross.
Malcolm had
earlier been
imprisoned at...
- In 1157, it is reported, King
Malcolm was
reconciled with Máel
Coluim MacHeth, who was
appointed to the
Mormaerdom of Ross,
which had
probably been held...
-
physical form and are only referenced.: 281
Wymund who took the name
Malcolm MacHeth, the son of Óengus of Moray, the
former King of Moray,
while supported...
-
historians no
longer confuse him with "Malcolm
MacHeth", it is
clear that
nothing more is ever
heard of Máel
Coluim mac Alaxandair,
except perhaps that his sons...
- 101–102; Oram, pp. 183–186.
Wimund has also been
conflated with
Malcolm MacHeth.
Richard Oram, The
Lordship of Galloway, pp. 164-76.
Biography portal Middle...
-
Mormaerdom of Ross
after the death, in 1168, of the last
known Mormaer,
Malcolm MacHeth. We
might compare Ross with
other Mormaerdoms, such as
Lennox and Carrick...
