[Footnote 33: _O.S._, 102, not "from Beruvik," but "from the bridal" (brudkaupi) probably.]
[Footnote 34: This may be another headland. Brimsness is suggested. _O.P._, ii, 801, contra.]
[Footnote 36: _O.S._, 105. See as to Ellar-holm (Helliar-holm) Tudor, _O. and S._, 283.]
[Footnote 39: Curle, _Early Mon. Suthd._, p. 108 No. 316; and note that the horns of the elk or reindeer have been found in Sutherland. See _Proceedings of Scot. Antiq._, viii, p. 186; and ix, p. 324.]
[Footnote 40: Thorsdale is the valley of the Thurso River. Calfdale is the Calder Valley.]
[Footnote 41: Force; possibly Forsie, or some waterfall said to be near Achavarn on Loch Calder at the S.E. end of it. Halvard is in the _Flatey Book_ called Hoskúld. _O.P._, ii, 761, at a ruin of a castle, Tulloch-hoogie.]
[Footnote 42: _O.S._, 112, 113. "Ergin" is the plural of airidh, airidhean or "sheilings."]
[Footnote 43: _Torfaeus._ Lib. 1, c. 36, _sub. fin._, with Papal authority (_sed quaere_).]
[Footnote 44: Ingibiorg or Elin possibly married Gilchrist, Earl of Angus, as his second wife. But as to this the Sagas are silent.]
[Footnote 45: _O.S._, 113. See _O.S._, Dasent trans., p. 225. _Hakon Saga_, 169, Rolls edition.]
[Footnote 1: _O.S._, 114. There is a Mac William Earl of Caithness on record in 1129. _Seats Peerage_ (Paul).]
[Footnote 2: _O.S._, 81. _O.S._, Dasent trans., p. 225.]
[Footnote 4: _Torf. Orc._, p. 153. He declined to come and fetch her.]
[Footnote 5: _O.S. Addenda_, p. 225. Rolls edition, trans.]
[Footnote 7: _Scottish Peerage_, vol. viii, p. 318 sqq.]
[Footnote 8: Quoted by Nisbet, _Heraldry_, App. p. 183, and _Dalrymple's Collections_, 1705, pp. 66-7 "quas terras pater suus Friskin tenuit tempore regis David." Felix, Bishop of Moray, who is a witness to it, was appointed in 1162 and died not later than 1171. As to David's visit to Duffus, see _Chron. Mailros_, 74.]
[Footnote 9: Shaw's _Moray_, Edit. 1775, p. 75, "several sons." _Reg. Morav._ p. 10, and Nos. 12, 13, 19. See _Records of the Monastery of Kinloss_, p. 112 and _Reg. Morav._, p. 456 "W. filius Frisekin. Hugo filius ejus." Lohworuora--see Lawrie, _Early Scottish Charters_, pp. 185-6 and 429-30.]
[Footnote 10: See _Lawrie Annals_, p. 389 and _Chron. Mailros_, p, 113. See _Records of Kinloss_, p. 113, "Andreas filius Willelmi Fresekin."]