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but
Campbell wanted to keep them for himself. Lachlan carried out raids on Campbell's tenants to put pressure on him to sell the lands but Campbell would not let go and in the end Lachlan had to yield. A bond was signed on 17 June 1581 in which Lachlan renounced his claims to the lands of Ardersier.
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hielandmen all bodin with arrows, swords, and haberschonis", oppressing
Campbell's tenants and violently cutting down three score of young growing trees and carrying them away. As a result, Lachlan as the chief, along with Sir R. Innes and
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states that the family of
Mackintosh held large possessions in The Aird which Lord Lovat was very anxious to get his own hands on, and this was shortly after the time of Lachlan Mor Mackintosh, 16th chief.
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In 1599, the feud with the
Campbells of Cawdor was reignited in which the son of Malcolm Mackintosh who was in turn Lachlan's third son entered Campbell of Cawdor's lands with a body of thirty "
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were at feud with each other and
Lachlan Mackintosh supported Sutherland, who was also supported by the Mackenzies, Munros and MacLeods of Assynt. Lachlan Mackintosh was employed to induce
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who had granted them to Robert Lesley who in turn had let them to various tenants. Lachlan wished to purchase the lands of
Ardersier because they were close to his lands of
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and his wife
Margaret Ogilvie. His elder brother William had died young and so Lachlan succeeded as chief. As Lachlan was only a child of seven years old when he succeeded,
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Lachlan
Mackintosh, who married Jean, daughter of Macpherson of Grange and Cluny, by whom he had two sons. He was the founder of Mackintosh of Corribrough cadet branch.
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and Lachlan Mor Mackintosh, 16th of Mackintosh all being at deadly feud with each other. The feud was over a dispute between the Mackenzies and Munros to hold the
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In 1562, aged 19, Lachlan returned home and set about taking revenge for his father who had been murdered. The same year, according to the Mackintosh of
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was assassinated in 1570 and as a result an "obligation" he had arranged to end the feud that had existed since 1431 between the Mackintoshes and the
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over the disputed lands of the Braes of Lochaber was not completed, and the feud therefore continued for more than a century.
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was taken for the Queen. Lachlan and his clan subsequently supported the Queen in her victory over the Earl of Huntly at the
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where he was kept until he was old enough to marry Agnes, the daughter of Mackenzie of Kintail. In 1558, Lachlan was sent to
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cadet branch, and who married Beatrix, daughter of Innes of Invermarkie. He was tutor during his nephew's minority.
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Angus Mackintosh, who married Lady Jean Campbell, daughter of Archibald Campbell, Earl of Argyll. He died in
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in 1568 as five days before the battle he had subscribed to a band for the Queen's defence at the town of
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