Lineage of Scottish Kings 439-1153

• 0. Eochy Munrevar, King of Dalrieda, d. before 439.
• 1. Erc, King of Dalrieda (County of Antrim in Ulster), d. ca. 474. Erc had several sons, of whom Loarn, Fergus and Angus settled Dalrieda (Argyle) in Scotland in 496.
• 2. Fergus the Great, son of Erc, crossed from Dalrieda in Ireland over into Scotland in the year 496, and became the first King of the Dalriad Scots, 496-499,
• 3. Domangart, King of Scots, 499-504; m. Fedelimia, dau. of Eochy Mlogmedon, King of Ireland.
• 4. Gavran, son of Domangart, King of Scots 538-560.
• 5. Aidan, son of Gavran, was crowned by his kinsman, St. Columba, 574; declared the independence of his kingdom at the council of Drumcreat in Ireland, 575; was defeated by Aethelfrith, King of Bernicia, and d. 606/8.
• 6. Eochy I Buide, King of Scots, 608-629.
• 7. Donald I Breck, King of Scots, 629-642; a promoter of Christianity.
• 8. Domangart, son of Donald Breck and father of Eochy Hook Nose; did not reign,
• 9, Eochy II Rinnavel, King of Scots, 697-700.
• 10, Ed-Fin, King of Scots, 748-778.
• 11. Eochy-Annuine, King of Scots, 814-827; possibly he m. the only dau. of Alpin, son of Wroid, King of the Picts, 775-779, which would account for the name of Alpin among the names of the Kings of the Scots.
• 12, Alpin, King of Scots, 834-837, was slain in Galloway, 837.
• 13. Kenneth MacAlpin, King of Scots, 844-859, invaded Lothian six times, burned Dunbar, took possession of Melrose; died of a Fistula, 13 Feb. 859/60. He is said to have called a parliament.
• 14, Constantine I, king of Scots, 863-877; slain by the Norwegians in battle, buried at Iona,
• 15, Donald II, King of Scots, 889-900,
• 16, Malcolm McDonald, King of Scots, 942-954; received Cumberland and Westmoreland from King Edmund I of England.
• 17, Kenneth II MacMalcolm, King of Scots. 971-995; harried Lothian and carried off the King of the Saxons; was murdered 994/5.
• 18, Malcolm II MacKenneth, King of Scots 1005-1034; fought a battle in 1008 at Carham with Uchtred, d. 1016, son of Waltheof, Earl of the Northumbrians, and overcame the Danes, 1017; published a code of laws; was murdered 25 Nov. 1034
• 19. Bethoc, apparently the only child of Malcolm MacKenneth, m. 1000, Crinan the Thane, b. 978, d@ 1045, Lay Abbot of Dunkeld, Governor of the Scots Islands
• 20. Duncan I MacCrinan, King of Scots. 1034-1040; murdered by Macbeth near Elgin, 14 Aug. 1040; m. a dau. of Siward, Danish Earl of Northumbria. He besieged Durham, 1035.
• 21. Malcolm Canmore III, King of Scots, 1058-1093, b. 1031, crowned at Scone, 17 Mar, 1057/8; slain while besieging Alnwick Castle, 13 Nov. 1093; m. (1) Ingibord, dau. of Earl Finn Arnason, and widow of Thorfill Sigurdson, Earl of Orkney; m. (2) 1068/9, Margaret (8-22), St. Margaret of Scotland, d. 16 Nov. 1093, dau. of Prince Edward the Exile and a descendant of Alfred the Great, Clovis I, Cerdic and Hengist, and ancestress of the royal line of England.
• 22. David I, the Saint, b. ca. 1080, d. 24 May 1154, King of Scots, 23 Apr. 1124-1153; m, 1113/4, Maud (58-24), Countess of Huntingdon, d. 1130/1, a descendant of Alfred the Great and Charlemagne through Louis IV, D'Outre-Mer.
• 23. Henry of Huntingdon; m. 1139, Ada de Warenne (8a-25), d. 1178.