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ALEXANDER, the first Invernahyle, was son to Allan Stewart, third Laird of Appin. He married Margaret Macdonald, daughter of Donald Macdonald of Moidart, commonly called _Donul an Lochan_.[1] He had only one child, Donald, who succeeded him. Alexander, it would appear, lived i...
THE following letter to the Editor of the _Weekly Magazine_, in 1772, may be regarded as originating the idea of the _Guide-Books_ to Scottish Scenery, now so numerous. It is in...
1. Part 1ALEXANDER, the first Invernahyle, was son to Allan Stewart, third Laird of Appin. He married Margaret Macdonald, daughter of Donald Macdonald of Moidart, commonly called _Donul...
2. Part 2[We are indebted for the foregoing interesting paper to Mr Train, Castle Douglas, who copied it from a manuscript in the possession of Dr Thomson of Appin. Part of the MS. was c...
4. Part 425th July, 1648.—The confession of Marion Miller, that she had broken the Lords’ day by flyting and washing a piece of cloth, being produced, if she heartily submit to the sessi...
5. Part 5Donald, the only son of Alexander, being an infant, was, at the death of his father, carried away to Lochshiel side, in Moidart, to a smith’s family, commonly known by the name...