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Stan, >The first web page you gave gives some misinformation in that it lists two >mothers fot Duncan and none for the other cousins. Two mothers is pretty impressive. I wondered when I couldn't find any sources listed on it.... >My files indicate that this Agnes (b. 1054 in Devonshire), the daughter of >Waldrerne or Waldron de St. Clare (from Normandy) was married to Robert de >Brus's brother, William, Lord Bramber, and Robert was married to ANOTHER >Agnes de St. Clair (Born Abt. 1064) apparently in Normandy. What's your source? >What do we believe? I'd tend to believe Burke's before some of the others I listed. > Genealogies are hard to be secure about. I read all >sources and do my best to compare and consider the authors. That is why I >have been so careful about my own. Burkes is a more reliable source. Curious >as to the ommission of Anleta/Alice's name. > >Also, very interesting commentary on Lady Macbeth. As I stated previously, >the entire senario makes fascinating reading. Indeed. >Stan John S. Quarterman <jsq@quarterman.org> [ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@quarterman.org [ To get off or on the list, see http://sinclair.quarterman.org/list.html