CLAN DONALD SERVICE, MICHAEL CHAPEL

PURPOSE OF SITE
1.] ABBEY: KINGS/LORDS ENDOW-FINANCE & SUPERINTEND-BUILD.
- 2) "THE McDONALD" ABBEY HEIRS: Feudal tenure -"Functional Reciprosity".
- 3) ABBEY "COLLAPSED, IMPOVERISHED": Heirs enforce "Conditionality of Endowment". *MACDONALDS raise Cathedral.
1.] OVERVIEW - PAMPHLET
- (2.) Charts of Kings/Lords of Isles & Iona
- (3.) Summary of book's findings.
BOOK "CLAN DONALD & IONA ABBEY" - FULL CONTENTS LISTED HERE
1.] IONA INTERPRETATION FAULTS
- (2.) Main issue is with 5th and 8th Earls of Argyll
1.] ST ORAN'S CEMETERY
- (2.) Teampeall Odhrain. Tumulus Regum Insularum - Tomb of the King of the Isles
- (3) Secondary burial - "tradition of the country"
1.] KINGS & LORDS OF THE ISLES - GRAVESLAB ATTRIBUTION
- [2] BURIAL INTERPRETATION, BODY PARTS, MONUMENT LOCATIONS and ATTRIBUTIONS >
  - a. "FULL NOBLE BODY" - "Good John" eviscerated?
- [3] Other notable Clan Donald inscibed monuments
ANGUS OG's GRAVESLAB No. 150 - SAVIOR OF "THE BRUCE"
1.] ECCLESIASTICAL MACALLISTER NOBLEMEN
- (2.) Their descent from Alaxandair OG (complete Attachment) >
1.] "HAND OF ST COLUMBA" BODY PART RELIQUARY
- (2.) Golden Chalice, Plunder of Iona - Macleans of Duart & Glengarry
1.] CATHEDRAL OF THE ISLES RAISED BY LORDS OF ISLES
- (2.) Plaque for Clan Donald's Cathedral of the Isles.
1.] ARGYLL EARLS STRIP, DESTROY AND PLUNDER IONA
- (2.) 8th Duke of Argyll "Recrudescence of Romanism" >
  - 3. 19th century looting
20th CENTURY IONA ABBEY RESTORATION
IONA COMMUNITY
HISTORIC SCOTLAND IONA INTERPRETATION RESEARCH CONFERENCE
CLAN DONALD SERVICE, MICHAEL CHAPEL
1.] THE BOOK'S DEVELOPMENT & AUTHOR
- (2.) SUMMARY of book's findings
- (3.) Comments about book
1.] BIBLIOGRAPHY
- [2]. FILES OF MINE - LINKS
- RANALDUS
NEWSLETTERS
MAPS
WEB SITES
CONTACT - BUY BOOK
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- FREDERICK JOHN GRICE; ANZAC-100
GLOSSARY
Clan Donald Society Genealogy

CLAN DONALD SERVICE - THE MICHAEL CHAPEL, JUNE 2011.

Clan Donald International wishes to show appreciation and thanks to Murdoch MacKenzie, Morag MacNeil, staff of Historic Scotland and other members of the Iona Community who made the service possible and such a memorable occasion.