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     Alexander Innes (14th of that Ilk) married Hon Elizabeth Forbes.
     Alexander died before 1554.

     Alexander Innes (of Crombie) was born. He was the son of Jame Innes of Rothmackenzi who was deceased by 10 March 1559..
     Alexander Innes (of Crombie) married Beatrix Dunbar, daughter of Alexander Dunbar, before 1559.
     Alexander died before 20 June 1589.

     Barbara Innes married Robert Dunbar, son of Thomas Dunbar and Agnes Spens, before 1634.

     Ellen Innes married James Dunbar, son of Alexander Dunbar and Janet Sutherland, in 1508/9. She was of Auchintoul.

     Elspet Innes was born circa 1773.
     Elspet Innes married George Stephen before 1798. There was also a marriage between George Stephen & Mary Nichol on 1 July 1797 at Keig.
     In 1832 an Elspet Stephen is mentioned as a beneficiary of the Davison Fund in the Kirk Session Minutes of St Clements, Aberdeen which includes the Footdee area. There is also a George Stephen mentioned in 1830.
     Elspet Innes appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Emslie and Jane Stephen in Huntly St, Gilcomston, Old Machar.

     Elspet Innes was born circa 1783 in Banffshire, Scotland.
     Elspet Innes married James MacPherson, son of unlinked early MacPherson, on 1 August 1805 in Tomintoul, Kirkmichael, Banffshire. Elspet was present at James MacPherson's christening on 28 March 1815 in Kirkmichael. Elspet was present at Alexander MacPherson's christening on 29 September 1821 in Kirkmichael, Banffshire.
     Elspet died on 3 November 1823 in Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland.

     Janet Dunbar married secondly Harry Innes (of Borlum & Sandside).

     Isabel Innes (Dunbar) was born in Scotland. She was the daughter of Sir Walter Innes and Euphemia Fraser.
     Isabel Innes (Dunbar) had a long term relationship with James Dunbar 4th (7th) Earl of Moray, son of Thomas Dunbar 2nd (5th) Earl of Moray and Margaret Fraser?.
     Isabel died before papal dispensation for their marriage could be granted - they were second cousins.

     Isabell Innes was born in Banffshire, Scotland.
     Isabell Innes married Paul MacPherson (17th century), son of unlinked early MacPherson, before 1676.

     Janet Innes married William Sutherland, son of William Sutherland of Berriedale, on 22 July 1484. She was the daughter of Berowald Innes and she married secondly Hugh Rose of Kilravoch circa 1517.

     Janet Innes married William Sutherland, son of William Sutherland and Janet Innes. She was the daughter of Sir James Innes, 12th of that Ilk.

     Jean Innes married Alexander Sutherland 1st Lord Duffus, son of William Sutherland of Duffus and Jean Grant, on 13 January 1653. She was the daughter of Sir Robert Innes, of Innes, 1st Bart.
     Jean died on 10 March 1653.

     Katherine Innes married Archibald Dunbar as his second wife, on 28 April 1681 in Alves (Spynie), Moray. Without proclamation, having received an order from the Bishop. She was the daughter of Sir Walter Innes of Balveny.
     Katherine died on 4 February 1686.

     Margaret Innes was born in Banffshire, Scotland.
     Margaret Innes married John MacPherson, son of unlinked 19C MacPherson, on 18 February 1818 in Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland. John McPherson, Braes & Margt Innes, Fodderletter.

     Margaret Innes married Alexander Dunbar, son of Rev John Dunbar and Agnes MacKenzie, before 1674.

     Robert Innes was born before 1815 in Fodderletter, Kirkmichael, Banffshire.
     Robert Innes married Ann MacPherson on 15 November 1825 in Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland.

     Robert Innes was born before 1588. He was the son of Alexander Innes (of Crombie) and Beatrix Dunbar.

     Sir Walter Innes married Euphemia Fraser, daughter of Hugh Fraser 4th Lord Lovat. Sir Walter Innes was born circa 1383 in Scotland.
     Walter died in 1454 in Castle Innes, Kincairdy, Moray.

     Robert de Insula was also known as Robert de Lisle in records.
     Robert de Insula married Albreda de Tosny, daughter of Robert de Tosny and Adelais. Albreda married Robert de Insula, lord of Belvoir (by right of his wife).
     Robert died after 1129/30.

     Elise ab Iorwerth was the son of Iorwerth ab Owain Brogyntyn (?) and Efa ferch Madog ap Gwenwynwyn.

     Gwenllian f Iowerth married Meurig ap Madog, son of Madog ap Cadwgon ap Madog.

     Llywelyn The Great ab Iowerth Prince of Gwynedd was born between 1172 and 1172 in Wales. He was the son of Iorweth Drwyndwn ab Owain Gwynedd and Margred ferch Madog.
     In 1194 he demanded, and obtained, with struggle, his hereditary crown of North Wales from his uncle David ap Owen Gwynedd. This monarch after an eventful reign of 56 years d. 1240 and was buried in the abbey of Conwy. He was succeeded by his grandson Llewelyn ap Griffith, the last native Sovereign prince of Wales recognised by the English monarchs. He was slain at Builth in the valley of the Wye 11 Dec 1282.
     Llywelyn The Great ab Iowerth Prince of Gwynedd married Joan,, daughter of John, King of England, circa 1204. In as much as there is much confusion in printed sources and newsgroup archives regarding the marriage date of Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, Prince of North Wales, and his wife, Joan, illegitimate daughter of King John, Douglas Richardson of the Gen-Medieval Mailing list, contacted the English historian, Louise Wilkinson, Ph.D. Dr. Wilkinson recently delivered a paper on Joan at the Tenth Thirteenth Century England Conference held at St. Aidan's College, Durham in September 2003 [see website for details of conference ~ [EMAIL:]http://www.dur.ac.uk/History/confs/tce.htm[:EMAIL]].
Dr. Wilkinson replied:
"... references to the marriage settlement first appear in the records of the English Chancery in October 1204. See Rot. Litt. Claus. I, p.12. The charter, formally recording the settlement, appears in April 1205. See Rot. Litt. Claus., I.i., p. 147." [Note: Rot. Litt. Claus. is an abbreviation for Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum in Turri Londinensi].
Dr. Wilkinson stated that she has "encountered problems sorting out the daughters [of Joan]," and has "generally been guided by A.J. Roderick, 'Marriage and Politics, 1066-1282', Welsh Hist. Review, 4, 1968-69."
Dr Wilkinson also recommended "an extremely good article" by Huw Pryce on Llywelyn and Joan entitled 'Negotiating Anglo-Welsh
Relations: Llywelyn the Great and Henry III,' which article is found in the book, England and Europe in the Reign of Henry III, edited by B.K.U. Weiler and I.W. Rowlands (Aldershot, 2002).
     In 1194, Llywelyn ab Iorweth, the rightful heir, became prince of Gwynnedd, upsetting Henry's arrangements of 1170; in 1212 he, in alliance with other princes, attacked the Normans in Powys and Gwynedd and rapidly extended his conquest during John's struggle with his Barons, in 1217 he did homage to Henry III, in 1219 he had become "Prince of all Wales", holding his own and helping the barons against Henry III, in 1238 he extracted an oath of fealty to his son Dafydd from the leaders of Wales and he died in 1240.
     Llywelyn died on 11 April 1240. He died at the Cistercian abbey of Aberconwy, which he had founded, and was buried there. He was buried in 1240 in Conwy abbey, Wales.

     Christian de Ireby married Robert de Brus as his second wife, on 3 May 1273 in Hoddam, Dumfriesshire. She was a neighbouring widow of Thomas de Lascelles & Adam de Jessmond. They had no issue.
     Christian died before 6 July 1305.

     Mary Ireland married Henry Lewis Cutting, son of Lewis Cutting and Elizabeth Chase, on 30 October 1757 in Christ Church, Barbados.

     William Ireland married Elizabeth Stanser on 2 September 1750 in Duddington, Northamptonshire. They had Ann bp 6 April 1751 died 30 Sep 1751; Mary died 26 April 1755, Mary bp 10 July 1761, died 1 July 1762 and Elizabeth bp 2 July 1758, all at Duddington according to the IGI. The Northants burial index gives: Anne buried 16 Sep 1751, Mary bureid 25 April 1755, Mary buried 1 Juy 1762, daughters of Williamn & Elizabeth; Willam bureid 16 April 1778 & Elizabeth buried 6 August 1790, pauper.
     William died before 16 April 1778 in Duddington, Northamptonshire. He was buried on 16 April 1778 in Duddington.

     Henry William Irons was born in 1858 in West Ham, Essex.
     Henry William Irons married Emma Maria Wafford, daughter of William Wafford and Emma Broomhead, on 9 September 1884 in St Martin, Kentish Town, Pancras RD, Middlesex.

     A Smith Irvine married Georgianna Whittemore.

     DeLacy Irvine married John Phinizy. DeLacy Irvine was born circa 1872 in Augusta, Georgia, USA. She was the daughter of A Smith Irvine and Georgianna Whittemore. DeLacy Irvine witnessed Rev George Harvey Trull and Donna Adele Irvine's wedding on 21 October 1903 in Augusta, Georgia.

     Donna Adele Irvine was born on 30 October 1874 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. She was the second daughter and youngest child of Mr A Smith Irvine and of Georgianna Whittemore Irvine of Augusta, Georgia. He had moved there in June 1888 after remarrying.. She was the daughter of A Smith Irvine and Georgianna Whittemore.
     Donna Adele Irvine married Rev George Harvey Trull, son of George Trull and Ellen Harvey, on 21 October 1903 in Augusta, Georgia. They married at the bride's sister's home.
     Donna Adele Irvine and Rev George Harvey Trull travelled to Belfast, Antrim, Ireland, on 25 October 1931 per the "Caledonia". George Trull, clergyman, 58, US citizen, with Donna Trull, h'wife, 56, US citizen were travelling to 17 Lansdowne Cres, Port Rush, Antrim from New York.
     Donna died on 22 October 1963 in USA aged 88.

     Charles Durham Irwin was born in 1865 in New South Wales. He was the son of John Edward Irwin and Arabella Paul.      
Charles Durham Irwin emigrated to New Zealand.