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 Lysell Family Tree
 by Mike Lysell		Global TreeClubsMy GenCirclesSmartMatching
Ewan MacDougall , Laird of Lorn 1
Birth:About 1212 in Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland 1
Death:1265 in Oban, Argyllshire, Scotland 1 2
Sex:M
Father:Duncan MacDougall , Laird of Lorn b. About 1177 in Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland
Mother:
  
Also Known As: Eoghan Mac Donnchadh 1
Changed: 27 Oct 2004

Spouses & Children 
Children: 
  1. DescendantsMary MacDougall of Lorn b. About 1240 in Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland
  2. DescendantsAlexander MacDougall , Laird of Lorn b. About 1250 in Oban, Argyllshire, Scotland
  3. Duncan MacDougall of Dunollie b. About 1255 in Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland
  4. Juliana MacDougall of Lorn b. About 1260 in Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland
 
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In Dunollie Castle

From My Clan : Ewan held his island possessions from the king of Norway and his mainland ones from the king of Scots, and he found it hard to remain loyal to both. A choice was forced upon him in 1263, when King Haakon of Norway arrived off Oban with a huge fleet for his planned invasion of the west coast of Scotland. Ewan declined to join the invasion and because of the old blood ties, Haakon left him in peace. However, Ewan saw that neutrality would ultimately lead to disaster, and attacked part of the Norse fleet near Mull. The Vikings were utterly defeated at the Battle of Largs, and three years later all of the Hebrides were ceded by Norway to Scotland.

Diane W. Sheppard writes: Sir Ewen is the Ewen Mor of the Celtic Pedigree.[CP] He had a protection from Henry III in 1255. [CP, B] Sir Ewen built the keep at Dunollie in Romanesque style in about 1250 [B].

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Sources 
  1. Type: Web Site
    Author: Jim Weber
    Title: The Phillips, Weber, Kirk & Staggs Famlies
    Date: Nov 16, 2004
  2. Type: Web Site
    Author: Diane Wolford Sheppard
    Title: Diane's Database - Wolford, Marlatt, Gerbig, Ouellette, Curran, Menard, Sheppard & Adams Families
    Text: date only
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