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Agnes Campbell

BirthAbt 1454 - Ardkinglass, Argyllshire, Scotland
DeathAbt 1498 - Dunderave, Loch Fyne, Scotland
MotherLady Isabel "Isabella" Elizabeth STEWART
FatherColin "Coileain" I Archibald Campbell (1st Earl of Argyll; 4th Lord Lorne Campbell; Lord High Chancellor of Scotland)

Born in Ardkinglass, Argyllshire, Scotland on Abt 1454 to Colin "Coileain" I Archibald Campbell (1st Earl of Argyll; 4th Lord Lorne Campbell; Lord High Chancellor of Scotland) and Lady Isabel "Isabella" Elizabeth STEWART. Agnes Campbell married Gilbert Mac Nauchtan and had 2 children. She passed away on Abt 1498 in Dunderave, Loch Fyne, Scotland.

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Colin "Coileain" I Archibald Campbell (1St Earl Of Argyll; 4Th Lord Lorne Campbell; Lord High Chancellor Of Scotland)
1419 - 1475
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Lady Isabel "Isabella" Elizabeth Stewart
1437 - 1510
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Gilbert Mac Nauchtan
1430 - 1515
Children
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Gilbert Macnactane
1470 - 1527
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Alexander Macnachtan
1470 - 1513

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