!SOURCE: William Matheson, "The MacLeods of Lewis," TRANSACTIONS OF
THE GAELIC SOCIETY OF INVERNESS, Vol. LI (1978-1980), Inverness,
Scotland, 1981, pp. 320-337 (330).
A son, ... was mortally wounded at the battle of Bloody Bay (Bagh na
Fala) off the north coast of Mull, dying at Dunvegan when on his way back
to Lewis.
!SOURCE: BURKE''S LANDED GENTRY, Eighteenth Edition, Vol. II, London,
Burke''s Peerage Limited, 1969, pp. 416-417.
!SOURCE: John Burke, Esq., HISTORY OF THE COMMONERS OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND, Vol. IV, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co.,
1977, pp. 584-592.
The eldest [son], Roderick, being killed in the battle of the Bloody Bay,
in 1480, where he was fighting in the cause of John, Earl of Ross, and
Lord of the Isles.
!SOURCE: Alick Morrison, THE MACLEODS: THE GENEALOGY OF A CLAN,
Section IV, "The MacLeods of Lewis", Edinburgh, Associated Clan MacLeod
Societies, 1974, p. 3.
Was so badly wounded in the Battle of Bloody Bay in Mull in 1480 that
he died on his way home at Dunvegan Castle.
!SOURCE: Alick Morrison, THE MACLEODS: THE GENEALOGY OF A CLAN,
Section IV, Revised Edition, "The MacLeods of Lewis", Edinburgh,
Associated Clan MacLeod Societies, 1990, p. 5.
A son... died at Dunvegan from wounds received at the battle of the
Bloody Bay, c. 1485.
!NOTE: There are two dates given for the battle of Bloody Bay, both given
by Morrison. No reason is given for the two dates.