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Susan Stirling-Aird, Baroness of Kippenross

Susan Stirling-Aird, Baroness of Kippenross

Susan Stirling-Aird | unverified pending evidence

Credentials

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  • • Note: This title does not appear on the SBR. The Roll has received information raising concerns about the authenticity of this claim. As a neutral record, we list the entry as unverified pending evidence. No conclusion is made regarding legitimacy.
  • • Barony of Kippenross: erected 1507, "incorporavit in unam liberam baroniam de Kippaneros" (RMS ii, no. 3085); re-erected 1584 and 1616 (RMS v, no. 764; RMS vii, no. 1380); "terras et baroniam de Kippenros", 1638 (RMS viii, no. 2228).
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