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[[Hoder MacGrannin]] is the son of [[Fainal MacGrannin]]. In [[688 BC]] Hoder, along with a group of other [[Forfarian]] [[settler]]s, emerged from [[the Mists]] to find the lost (to them) [[Barony of Forfar]]. He was inspired by the twin [[castle]]s of [[Castle Forfarmax]] | [[Hoder MacGrannin]] is the son of [[Fainal MacGrannin]] and the father of [[Niall MacGrannin]]. In [[688 BC]] Hoder, along with a group of other [[Forfarian]] [[settler]]s, emerged from [[the Mists]] to find the lost (to them) [[Barony of Forfar]]. He was inspired by the twin [[castle]]s of [[Castle Forfarmax]] aand [[Castle ApBlanc]] to establish the [[hamlet]] of [[Forfarmax]] nearby just across the border.<ref>[[Gazetteer I]] p. 82</ref> | ||
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Hoder MacGrannin is the son of Fainal MacGrannin and the father of Niall MacGrannin. In 688 BC Hoder, along with a group of other Forfarian settlers, emerged from the Mists to find the lost (to them) Barony of Forfar. He was inspired by the twin castles of Castle Forfarmax aand Castle ApBlanc to establish the hamlet of Forfarmax nearby just across the border.[1]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer I p. 82