MAC MARGAD, Gillledadamnáin Eckmarcach of the Isles^{[1, 2, 3]}

Ett 1065 - Før 1164  (97 år)

• Navn	MAC MARGAD, Gillledadamnáin Eckmarcach
  Suffiks	of the Isles
  Født	Ett 1065
  Kjønn	Mann
  Navn	Gilledomnan Somerledson
  Navn	Giola Adhamnan Mac Margad
  Navn	Imergi Mac Margad
  Død	Før 1164
  Person ID	I30102	Geelmuyden_etc
  Sist endret	7 Jul 2021

  
  

  Familie	MAC GODFREY,   f. 1040, Lord of hebrides ,   d. Scotland
  Barn	1. GILLESDATTER, Bethoc fra Irland,   f. 1077,   d. 4 Nov 1130  (Alder 53 år)
  Sist endret	7 Jul 2021
  Famile ID	F6696	Gruppeskjema  |  Familiediagram

  
  

• Notater

  {geni:occupation} King of Dublin, Mann and Galloway, Jarl {geni:about_me} https://books.google.fi/books?id=xIULAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA40&lpg=RA1-PA40&dq=Gille+Adomnan+Siol-Cuinn&source=bl&ots=MIdTDZ0IXl&sig=ns7iyWJVBQZduA9wxtEbY6ifPU8&hl=fi&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjGw9XTgavPAhWDK5oKHZlgBMcQ6AEIUjAJ#v=onepage&q=Gille%20Adomnan%20Siol-Cuinn&f=false Child # Gillebride mac Gille Adomnan+ 1 Citations # E.Scotland.com, online http://www.electricscotland.com/index.html, Founding of the Clans and the Kings of the Isles. Links * http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cousin/html/p129.htm#i15009 -------------------- The Lords of the Isles While there are often only four officially recognized Lords of the Isles, the history of this reign actually stretches back another 7 generations to one Gilledomnan (or Gille Adomnan) who was married to the heiress of Godfrey McFergus, Lord of the Hebrides who died in 853 AD The McFergus branch of the old royal family had stayed in the Western Isles of Scotland to do battle with the invading Vikings who had begun attacking the Western Isles in 793 A. D. Gilledomnan took refuge in Ireland to seek military support. While there, his daughter married Harold Gillis, King of Norway in an attempt to bring peace. His son, Gillebride, returned to the coast of Scotland and took shelter incaves near Dunadd (the old center of Dalriadic rule) from which he fought the Vikings. He married a Viking woman and they had a son, Somerled, who was to become one of Scotland's greatest heroes and the progenitor of the Clan Donald and the Lords of the Isles, as well as other Highland Clans. NOTE: http://www.geocities.com/ladysam_2/McDonald_Family_Tree.html The Proud History Of Clan Donald Clan Donald is one of the oldest, and probably the largest and most famous of all the Highland Clans. It's Celtic heritage goes back into antiquity, beyond the 6th Century A.D., to the great clans in what today is Ireland, Conn of the 100 Battles, Cairfre Raida, founder of Dal Raida, in Antrim, Erie, and Colla Uathais. Our Vicking heritage goes back to Ingiald "111 Ruler" and Olaf "Tree_Hewer" in 7th Century Sweden and Norway. All of these traditional blood lines came together in the 12th cenyury Somerled MacGillebride MacGilladamnan, the historic founder of Clann Domhnaill. Our ancestors were regarded as the heads of the ancient race of Conn, and the lineal heirs of the Kings of the Dalriadic Scots. The clann increased in numbers and territory, forming a number of branches who are, by seniority: * Clan Ruari, now part of Clanranald and Glengarry * Clan Alasdair * Ardnamurchan * Glencoe * Clanranald * Clan Godfrey, now part of Clanranald and Sleat * Glengarry * Clan Donald South, also known as Dunneyveg and The Glens, or Clann Ian Mhor * Keppoch * Lochalsh, now part of Sleat * Clan Donald North or Clan Uisdean, now Sleat Clan Donald, greatest and largest of the Highland Clans, begins it 's recorded history with Somerled, a descendant of Conn of the 100 Battles and Clan Colla. Somerled's defeat of the Norse King of Man in 1156 gained independance for southwestern Scotland that survived for four hundred years. The clan takes it's name form Donald, the 3rd Lord of the Isles and grandson of Somerled who lived until 1269. Donald's son was the original "Mac" (meaning "son of"). It was Donald's great-grandson, Angus Og, the 6th Lord of the Isles who sheltered Robert the Bruce at the lowest ebb of his career. Later, leading a small band of Islemen, Angus Og, was instrumental in Bruces defeat of the English at Bannockburn. This battle won independance for Scotland. The recognition of Clan Donald's part in the victory Robert the Bruce proclaimed that Clan Donald would forever occupy the honour position on the right wing of the Scottish Army. Angus Og's grandson, Donald, the 8th Lord of the Isles, married the heiress of the Eardom of Ross and in 1411 fought the Battle of Harlaw to keep his wife's inheritance from being usurped by the Regent Duke of Albany. His army of10,000 men included the forces of almost every clan of the Highlands and Isles. All these clans were willing vassals of the Lord of the Isles. They regarded the MacDonald Chiefs as the heads of the ancient "Race of Conn," and lineal heirs of the ancient Kings of the Dalriadic Scots, going back to the 6th century and beyond. Donald of Harlaw's son and grandson were both Earls of Ross and Lords of the Isles, controlling not only the Hebrides from Islay and Kintyre to the Butt of Lewis, but most of Argyll and the modern County of Inverness, along with the County of Antrim in northern Ireland. The Earldom was lost in 1471, but the Lords of the Isles was not absorbed by Scotland until the middle of the 16th century. A McDonnel (a variation of the surname MacDonald) is still Earl of Antrim. The power of the clan survived and formed the backbone of the army of the Marquis of Montrose, fighting for the survival of the Stewarts in the 17th century, and, though divided, it was an important factor in the Jacobite Rebellions of the 1700's -------------------- Notes Father of Gille Bride, in his time the ancestral lands had fallen into the hands of norse invaders Sources [S386] Macdonald genealogy, Roddy Macdonald of the Clan Donald Society of Edinburgh, (http://www.clandonald.org.uk/genealogy.htm), genealogy/d0003/g0000034.html#I0035 (Reliability: 3) -------------------- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~whosyomama/3/15264.htm While there are often only four officially recognized Lords of the Isles, the history of this reign actually stretches back another 7 generations to one Gilledomnan (or Gille Adomnan) who was married to the heiress of Godfrey McFergus, Lord of the Hebrides who died in 853 AD The McFergus branch of the old royal family had stayed in the Western Isles of Scotland to do battle with the invading Vikings who had begun attacking the Western Isles in 793 A. D. Gilledomnan took refuge in Ireland to seek military support. While there, his daughter married Harold Gillis, King of Norway in an attempt to bring peace. His son, Gillebride, returned to the coast of Scotland and took shelter incaves near Dunadd (the old center of Dalriadic rule) from which he fought the Vikings. He married a Viking woman and they had a son, Somerled, who was to become one of Scotland's greatest heroes and the progenitor of the Clan Donald and the Lords of the Isles, aswell as other Highland Clans. -------------------- Sources 1.[S1402] Genealogical Research of Kirk Larson (Reliability: 2). 2.[S1410] Ancestral File™, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ((http://www.familysearch.org)), ). (Reliability: 1). 3.[S7] LDS: Pedigree Resource File CD-Rom, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ((Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 2001)), Compact Disc #6 Pin #775793 (Reliability: 3). Robert Corey 5206 Cross Drive , Cross Lanes, WV, United States of America 25313 == Sources == * [http://dna-project.clan-donald-usa.org/DNAmain2.htm The Ancestry Of Somerled] at Clan Donald USA Genetic Genealogy Project, accessed May 13, 2015. RESEARCH NOTES: G.-A. ble wed igjen, and hans annen hustru tilh*rte jarlene of Argyles slekt. Deres s*nnes*nn Somerled ble stamfar for "the lords of the isles" with klanen MacDonald in sentrum. He lived dduring the latter half of the eleventh century. He lived dduring the latter half of the eleventh century. SOURCE NOTES: http://www.geocities.com/marthajanehick/b237.htm#P6290 SOURCE NOTES: FW118 [large-G675.FTW] O'Hart, Irish Pedigrees, vol.I, p.528., "Clan Donald", p. 4. Son of Solmund of Mac Ferbis; father of Gillebride of Argyll. [WFT Vol 16 Ped 2181] NEWLIN LINE - 25th ggrandfather m. Hadrada of Norway; parent of Gillebride. [Brian Wilson Son of Imergi; m. Haraldsdatter; father of Gillebride who m. Sigurdsdatter. [Andrew Son of Soloman/Solmund of Dublin; m. ?? MacFergus; father of Gillebride of the Isles, Prince of Argyll who m. Agatha Hakonsdottir. [Larry Overmire Copied from www.macdonald.com/clan.html: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hailes in his Annals related that, in 973, Marcus, King of the Isles;Kenneth, King of the Scots, and Malcolm, King of the Cambri, entered intoa bond for mutual defense. Then followed Gilledomman, the grandfather ofSomerled. Gilledomnan was driven from the Isles by the Scandinavians, anddied in Ireland, where he had taken refuge. this is for your use,please do not copy it to any data base used to make money. i am glad to share it with you robert lord KH [The Chandler Family.FTW] Copied from www.macdonald.com/clan.html: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hailes in his Annals related that, in 973, Marcus, King of the Isles; Kenneth, King of the Scots, and Malcolm, King of the Cambri, entered into a bond for mutual defense. Then followed Gilledomman, the grandfather of Somerled. Gilledomnan was driven from the Isles by the Scandinavians, and died in Ireland, where he had taken refuge. - - - - - The following, referring to the above quote, was included in a post-em by Curt Hofemann, Actually the originator of the quote is: "History of the Clan McDonald: The Families of MacDonald, McDonald and McDonnell", by Henry Lee, R. L. Polk & Co., Inc., New York (Copyright 1920). For a more complete quote, see Gen-Medieval 3 Feb 2002 message from Lyle R. (Andy) Anderson Subject: Re: Fergus of Galloway-Somerled Connections?? Flwg is from: The Lords of the Isles http://users.stargate.net/~skye/thelords.htm While there are often only four officially recognized Lords of the Isles, the history of this reign actually stretches back another 7 generations to one Gilledomnan (or Gille Adomnan) who was married to the heiress of Godfrey McFergus, Lord of the Hebrides who died in 853 AD. The McFergus branch of the old royal family had stayed in the Western Isles of Scotland to do battle with the invading Vikings who had begun attacking the Western Isles in 793 A. D. Gilledomnan took refuge in Ireland to seek military support. While there, his daughter married Harold Gillis, King of Norway in an attempt to bring peace. Gilledomnan... married the heiress of the marital union of Godfrey McFergus and the daughter of Alpin. Godfrey was Prince of Oriel. Alpin was King of Argyll. Whether Gilledomnan was predominately Celtic or Viking is unknown. He was very highly regarded as his daughter married Harold Gillis, King of Norway. His wife's ancestor was Alpin, King of Argyll, who was the son of Eochaid, King of Argyll c. 781 who was married to a sister of Unuist, King of the Picts. This was the beginning of the union of Scots and Picts into the kingdom of Scotland. Later they were officially joined under Kenneth McAlpin. Regards, Curt REFN: 154 SOURCE NOTES: http://www.geocities.com/marthajanehick/b185.htm#P6293 [1257] or Adomnam "Bloodline ... ", p 427-31; his wife (& mother of Gillebride) is given as dau of King Harald, Hadrada of Norway WSHNGT.ASC file (Geo Washington Ahnentafel) gives Somerled I, abt 1020-1083(# 4362720) as father and Gillibridge as gr father Name Suffix: And Galloway

  
  

• Kilder

  [S87] Kilde, (First Name) (Troverdighet: 0), 15 Jan 2013. [S192] Kilde, (Display Name) (Troverdighet: 0), 15 Jan 2013. [S89] Kilde, (Gender) (Troverdighet: 0), 15 Jan 2013.