Historical antiquities, in two books the first treating in general of Great-Brettain and Ireland : the second containing particular remarks concerning Cheshire / faithfully collected out of authentick histories, old deeds, records, and evidences, by Sir Peter Leycester, Baronet ; whereunto is annexed a transcript of Doomsday-book, so far as it concerneth Cheshire, taken out of the original record.

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Historical antiquities, in two books the first treating in general of Great-Brettain and Ireland : the second containing particular remarks concerning Cheshire / faithfully collected out of authentick histories, old deeds, records, and evidences, by Sir Peter Leycester, Baronet ; whereunto is annexed a transcript of Doomsday-book, so far as it concerneth Cheshire, taken out of the original record.
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Leycester, Peter, Sir, 1614-1678.
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M.DC.LXXIII [1673]
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Kings of Scotland before the Conquest of the Picts, when the Scots had but one Part of Scotland, and the Picts the other Part.

[Ann. Dom. 404] 1. Fergus King of the Scots, and Durstus King of the Picts, slain in Battel against the Romans and Brettans, Anno Christi 420. Buchanan.

[ 420] 2. Eugenius, or Euenus, eldest Son of Fergus.

[ 452] 3. Dongard, Brother of Eugenius.

[ 457] 4. Constantine, Brother of Dongard, and youngest Son of Fergus.

[ 479] 5. Congall, Son of Dongard.

[ 501] 6. Goran, Brother of Congall.

[ 535] 7. Eugenius II. Son of Congall.

[ 558] 8. Congall II. Brother to Eugenius.

[ 568] 9. Kinnatel: In his time Aidan, Son of Gorran, came into Scotland, who two Years be∣fore came out of Ireland; and was now by St. Columba brought to Kinnatel, who left the Kingdom to Aidan, having onely Reigned 14 Months.

[ 569] 10. Aidan, Son of Gorran, had his Kingly Robes put on by Columba. Deadly Feuds began between him and Brudeus* 1.1 King of the Picts. Aidan was routed by Ethel∣frid King of Northumberland, Anno 603. Bede, lib. 1. cap. 34. So that he never came again into Scotland.

[ 604] 11. Kenneth I. was elected King. He Reigned but 4 Months, or (ut alii) 12 Months.

[ 605] 12. Eugenius III. Son of Aidan.

[ 622] 13. Ferchard I. Son of Eugenius.

[ 636] 14. Donaldus, Brother of Ferchard.

[ 650] 15. Ferchard II. Son of Ferchard. He was wounded by a Wolf.

[ 663] 16. Maldwine, Son of Donwald. He was strangled by his Wife, upon suspicion he had lain with a Whore; and she was burned for it.

[ 683] 17. Eugenius IV. Son of Dongard.

[ 687] 18. Eugenius V. Son of Ferchard.

[ 697] 19. Amberkeleth, Son of Findanus, Son of Eugenius IV.

[ 699] 20. Eugenius VI. He married Spondana Daughter of Garnard, and commanded the Acts of Kings to be Registred in Abbies.

[ 716] 21. Mordac, Son of Amberkeleth.

[ 730] 22. Etfin, Son of Eugenius VI. He forced Galloway to pay Tribute.

[ 761] 23. Eugenius VII. Son of Mordac, was murthered by his Nobles.

[ 764] 24. Fergus II. Son of Etfin, was strangled by his Wife when he was asleep.

[ 767] 25. Solvathius, Son of Eugenius VII. a good Prince.

[ 787] 26. Achaius, Son of Etfin, first entred into a League with France. Hungus King of the Picts obtains 10000 Scots of him.

[ 819] 27. Congall III. Cosin to Achaius.

[ 824] 28. Dongall II. Son of Solvathius.

[ 830] 29. Alpin, Son of Achaius, slain in Battel by the Picts, who challenged that King∣dom in right of his Mother, Sister to Hungus King of the Picts, and his Heir also.

[ 833] 30. Kenneth II. Son of Alpin, utterly subdued and destroyed the Picts, and slew Dru∣sken their last King, extending thereby the Scottish Kingdom from one Sea to the other, over all the Bounds of Modern Scotland.

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