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Auchmar’s Account

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The Clan Chiefs

1st – Anselan O'Kyan

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2nd – John

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3rd – Anselan

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4th – Walter

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5th – Girald also called Bernard

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6th –McBeath (MacBethe/McBeth) McCausland

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7th – Anselan McCausland

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8th – Gilbert Buchanan

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9th – Sir Maurice Buchanan

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10th – Sir Maurice Buchanan

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11th – Sir Walter Buchanan

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12th – Sir Walter Buchanan

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13th – Patrick Buchanan

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14th – Walter Buchanan

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15th – George Buchanan

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16th – Sir George Buchanan

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17th – Sir John Buchanan

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18th – Sir George Buchanan

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19th – John Buchanan

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20th – Major George Buchanan (alias Major George Grant)

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Subsequent Claims to Chiefship

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Buchanan of Arnpryor

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Source of Claim

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Buchanan of Auchmar

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Buchanan-Hamilton

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By inheritance

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Establish New Chiefly Line

Derbhfine

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Chief’s Great Council

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Conclusion