I reproduce below the column in which the "Earl of Mar Marre" appears. Sorry
I was not clearer about where on the website it came! I don't think that it
has any connection with Moray though. It's pronounced like 'Marr'...
Regards,
Oliver
THIS IS COPIED DIRECT FROM WEBSITE:
The Text of the Chart
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!All Descendants of Jarl Orkney Rogenvald ``the Mighty'' ( - ), Ragnhilda (
- ), et al.
Jarl Orkney Rogenvald ``the Mighty''
b. 830 d. 890
THEN A LIST OF NAMES CONTINUES DOWN...
Jean Sinclair
Sir, of Costorphine John Forester
Margaret Sinclair
Earl of Angus Thomas Stewart
Margaret Stewart
Earl of Mar
Sir, of Hermannston John St. Clair
Ragnhilda
b. 850
Count Bayeux Berenger
b. 825
Katherine Strathearn
b. 1160
Earl of Mar Marre
b. 1160
Margaret Marre
b. 1190
Earl Orkney Magnus
b. 1200
Matilda
b. 1240
Alicia de Fenton
b. 1275
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On 27 Jan 2001 22:48:19 -0800, sinclair@matrix.net wrote:
> Dear Oliver,
> I am at a loss. I did a search of all my website and didn't come up
> with a Marre. There was the Earl of Mar and here are some items about
this
> title. These titles didn't necessarily stay with a family if the family
> died out or were unpopular with the king and so he gave the title to
someone
> else in another line???
>
> Do you think that Marre could have been Moray? It could have been
> pronounced and spelled that way?
>
>
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