!SOURCE: Sir Robert Douglas of Glenbervie, Esq., THE PEERAGE OF
SCOTLAND, Edinburgh, 1764?, p. 358ff.
Roderick, to whom he gave the lands of Kintyre, and in a donation to the
abbacy of Sandale, he is designed Rodericus de Kintyre, filius Reginaldi,
&c. which is confirmed by a charter under the great seal, anno 1507. He
had a son Alan, who was one of the Scotch nobles that bound themselves
to stand by, and receive for their queen and sovereign, Margaret,
daughter of the king of Norway, failing male issue of king Alexander, &c.
anno 1284, and is then designed Alanus filius Rotherici, &c.
!BIOGRAPHY: Sir Robert Douglas of Glenbervie, Bart., THE PEERAGE OF
SCOTLAND, Vol. 2, Second Edition, John Philip Wood, Esq., Editor,
Edinburgh, 1813, p. 5.
Roderick, to whom his father gave the lands of Kintyre. The
before-mentioned charter to the Bishop of Lismore, in 1507, confirms an
evident made by Roderick, son of the said Reginald, Lord of Argyll and
Kintyre, to the monastery of Sadale, of the lands of Glentersadull and
Ugladull, in the lordship of Kintyre. Alang, filius Rotherici, his son, ws
one of the Scotish nobles who, in 1284, bound themselves to
acknowledge Margaret of Norway for their sovereign, in the event of the
demise of King Alexander III. A charter of the lands of Kintail wias
granted to Reginald, son of Roderick de Insulis, by William, Earl of Ross,
confirmed 4th July 1342. Reginald, son of Roderic de Insulis, had a
charter from King David II. of the island of Ywest, Barre, Egghe, Roumme,
and the lands of Mudeworth, Mordhower, Aresayg, and Cundeworth, 12th
June 1344.