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Fergus Commane, Lord of Kinfauns

Fergus Commane

Lord of Kinfauns

Hereditary Admiral of Tay (heritable office), The Commane, Irish Clan Chief

The Much Honoured Lord Kinfauns (Fergus Commane, 26th Lord Kinfauns, keeper of the hereditary office of admiralty of the Tay, custodian of Killone Abbey and the Holy Well of St John the Baptist, The Commane, Irish Clan Chief) In 2013, The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs signed a mutual agreement with Clans of Ireland to recognise each other's authority

seat Newhall Estate (Ireland)

spouse Maria Lady Kinfauns

heir Antoin The Younger of Kinfauns

Credentials

  • • Lordship in the genus of barony. Crown charter dominus kynfawnis lord kinfauns 1487 without mention of barony, additional Lord of Parliament honour never conferred. Lordship evolved with barony also mentioned in later crown charters 1608. Predecessors historically styled Lord Kinfauns including in Court of Session on two separate occasions for different holders: shorturl.at/WM0FM
  • • Succession: www.kinfauns.co/lord-kinfauns-succession.pdf
  • • Burke's Peerage Revised Families. Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd. Updated 2025
  • www.burkespeerage.com/search.php
  • • PLEDGED HEREDITARY TITLE, this label indicates that the holder has formally signed the Roll’s Pledge.

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