"Fair Maid of Strathdon" (-)


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Malcolm Leslie of Cults (-), 1. Laird of Cults1
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Sir Andrew Leslie had a feud with the Forbeses, and made an incursion with a large body of retainers up to Strathdon, and devastated the lands, and carried off the daughter and heiress of the Baron of Cray, chief of the Clan Allan, and who was called the Fair Maid of Strathdon; others say that the lady whom Sir Andrew Leslie carried off was a daughter of Sir James Stewart of Inveravon, also called the Fair Maid of Strathdon. It seems certain that, by one or other of these ladies. Sir Andrew Leslie had a natural son, Malcolm Leslie, to whom he gave the lands of Cult.2
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1 Colonel Leslie of Balquhain, Historical Records of the Family of Leslie from 1067 to 1868-9 vol. III: (Edinburgh: Edmondston and Douglas, 1869), p. 399-400, I Malcolm Leslie of Cults.
2 Ibid
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