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   Angus MacDonald of Glengarry<br>Birth names: Angus MacdonellAeneas MacDonald<br>Also known as: Angus 'M'Connell Vic Angus' MacDonaldAngus-mac-Donald-vic-Angus MacDonaldAonghus Mhic Domhnall vic Aonghus à Clann Dòmhnaill<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Circa 1563 - Glengarry, Inverness, Scotland<br>Military Service: killed by the Mackenzies, on the West Coast of Ross-shire - 1603<br>Marriage: Spouse: Margaret of Mackintosh - 1590<br>Death: 1603 - Ross-shire, Scotland<br>Parents: Donald MacAngus A Lagain MacDonald 8th of Glengarry and Moray, Lady Helen MacDonald of Freuchie (born Grant)<br>Wife: Margaret of Mackintosh<br>Siblings: Alastair Dearg MacDonald of Glengarry, Lady Isabella MacDonald of Glengarry, Mary Macdonnell, Alastair Mor MacDonald 1st of Aberchalder and Culachie, Sir Donald Gorm Mor MacDonald 1st of Scotus, Janet MacKintosh (born MacDonald), Katherine Grant of Glengarry (born MacDonald), John Mor MacDonald 1st of Ardnabie, Iain John Og MacDonald 1st of Leek, Donald MacDonald<br>  Additional information:
   
   LifeSketch: Angus, who, in 1584, received a Precept of legitimation from the Crown. Doubt has been thrown on the legality of the union between Donald and Helen Grant. The Precept of legitimation in favour of Angus, presumably the son of Helen Grant, raised the question in recent yeai's of the legality of the union between the parties. The contract entered into, in 1571, by Angus Macdonald of Glengarry and John Grant of Freuchy was, to all intents and purposes, a marriage contract, and there is no evidence in the Grant Charter Chest, where one would expect to find it, if such a thing happened, to warrant the assumption that Donald MacAngus repudiated Helen Grant. On the contrary, the relations between the respective families continued most friendly. The inference to be drawn from the Precept of legitimation is conclusive as regards the legitimacy of Angus from the feudal standpoint. He could not succeed to lands held of the Crown as the issue of a handfast marriage, and there appears to have been no other form of marriage between the parties, but this was held to be sufficient, according to the Gaelic Code, without any additional ceremony at the altar. The probability is that Helen Grant died soon after the birth of her child.chlan XVI. of Mackintosh, without issue. In the marriage contract, which is dated April 24th, 1590, Angus is designated as eldest son and heir of his father, and the marriage was to take place on his attaining his 15th year. He was killed by the Mackenzies, on the West Coast of Ross-shire, in 1603.;M'Connell Vic Angus' Macdonald was born illegitimately.nt.Scotland, killed by the Mackenzies.

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