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 . Bwabaltane CAMPBELL, MARQUESS OF BREADALBANE 175 predeceased by his own elder brother, Archibald, became,according to the Black Book of Taymouth, p. 13, tutorto his nephew, Colin, who in 1457 was created Earl ofArgyll, but from a compainson of dates there appearsgood reason to suppose that at the death of Duncan,Lord Campbell, his grandson was of age. Sir Colin hada charter of the lands of Auchirvach (Auchreoch) inGlendoch
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 . Bwabaltane CAMPBELL, MARQUESS OF BREADALBANE 175 predeceased by his own elder brother, Archibald, became,according to the Black Book of Taymouth, p. 13, tutorto his nephew, Colin, who in 1457 was created Earl ofArgyll, but from a compainson of dates there appearsgood reason to suppose that at the death of Duncan,Lord Campbell, his grandson was of age. Sir Colin hada charter of the lands of Auchirvach (Auchreoch) inGlendochart to himself and Margaret Stirling his wife, 27October 1467. He is stated to have built Caolchurn Castlein Glenurcliy. For his services in apprehending one ormore of the murderers of King James i., the grandson ofthat monarch, King James iii., on 17 December 1473,granted the barony of Lawers to him, Margaret Stirlinghis wife, and his heirs-male by her.^ He appears to havedied in 1475, and to have been buried in Kilmartin on the26 September in that year. Fanciful and often grotesque portraits of Sir Colin, firstof Glenurchy, his father Duncan, Lord Campbell of Locli
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