The Scots peerage; founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom . Arms (these are given in Ponts ms.).—Or, a saltireand chief gules, and for a reward on a canton or a lionrampant gules. Crest.—A lion passant gules. Supporters.—Two savages proper wreathed with —Fuimus. [W. B. A.] The present Baroness Kinloss does not bear any quartering for herBruce descent, or for the Barony of Kinloss. She quarters Grenville,Leofric, Temple, Nugent, Bi~ydges, and Chandos. KINNAIRD, LORD
The Scots peerage; founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom . Arms (these are given in Ponts ms.).—Or, a saltireand chief gules, and for a reward on a canton or a lionrampant gules. Crest.—A lion passant gules. Supporters.—Two savages proper wreathed with —Fuimus. [W. B. A.] The present Baroness Kinloss does not bear any quartering for herBruce descent, or for the Barony of Kinloss. She quarters Grenville,Leofric, Temple, Nugent, Bi~ydges, and Chandos. KINNAIRD, LORD KINNAIRD F the lands from whichthe surname of Kinnairdis derived the first pos-sessor on record isRadulphus, also calledRufFus, who receiveda charter of Kinnaird,except Pitmeodhell, fromKing William the Lionfor the service of onesoldier/ This charteris undated, but is wit-nessed by Andrew,Bishop of Caithness, andwas therefore granted inor prior to 1184, in whichyear the bishop further is known of this Radulphus, except thathe died prior to 1214, by which date his grandson is styled de Kinnard. No mention is found of his son, but thegrandson was. Richard de Kinnard. He had a sister Isabella; shewas married to John, son of Richard of Invertuyl,who got with her the lands of Dunort from her brotherRichard. There is also extant a charter in wliicli William the Lionconfirmed to Galfrid, Steward of Kinghorn, a grant of landin Kinbrichtorn made by Richard de Kinnard, grandson ofRadulphus. ^ This charter is also without date, but mustbe before 1214, in which year William the Lion died. It > Macfarlanes Gen. Coll., i. 52; original charter at Fingask. ^ Mac-farlanes Gen. Coll., i. 52. ^ Laing Charters, No. 3.
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