This branch includes Mowats on Shetland and in Norway.
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Bartholomew Mowat. Probably the ancestor of this family. He is not mentioned in any contemporary sources and therefore probably died young. There is no doubt that his son, Andrew, was a close relative to the Balquholly family, and Bartholomew therefore probably was a younger son of Magnus of Balquholly. He married Barbara Sinclair, who neither is mentioned in any contemporary sources. But Andrew Mowat's coat of arms shows that his mother was probably a Sinclair.
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Andrew Mowat, of Assetter3, of Hugoland4 (both in Northmavine, Shetland). Probably born around 1535. Underfoud in Northmavine in 1589 (or perhaps it was his son John).11 Died 1610/11.17 Married 1st before 25 September 1558 Ursula Tulloch5, daughter of William Tulloch of Skea6 and probably Barbara Thomasdaughter7. Ursula died before 1587.10 Married 2nd shortly after 1587 Else Tronds, daughter of the Norwegian admiral Christoffer Trondsen and Karen Knutsdaughter Schanke. After his second marriage he stayed in Norway in periods. The first years he stayed in Gjersvik (Tysnes, Norway), later at Hovland (also in Tysnes). But he always named himself "of Hugoland", even when he stayed in Norway.12
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John Mowat, of Ollaberry (while his father lived)14, of Hugoland20. Died in August 1617. Married before 159713 Christian Stewart, natural daughter of Robert, Earl of Orkney.
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Andrew Mowat, of Hugoland, of Skea. Born around 1596. Married Grizel Pitcairn, daughter of Mr James Pitcairn, minister of Northmavine, and Ursula Sinclair.
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SD1 173 |
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11. February 1563-64, SD1 142, and 10. February 1566-67, SD1 157 |
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From before 18. August 1572, SD1 195 |
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SD1 113 |
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SD1 154 |
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William's widow, SD1 113 and 114 |
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SD1 235 and RMS vol IV, no. 2672. |
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SD2 125 and 179 |
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SD2 96 |
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SD2 142 |
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For example SD2 184 |
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SD2 264 |
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From before 1599, SD2 281 |
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SD2 328. He must be a natural sons due to the fact that he his not mentioned in any of the inheritance cases of his father (except as a witness), even if he was older than most of his father's children (probably the oldest one). |
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In 1607, SD2 434 |
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He was alive 11. July 1609, SD2 482. He was probably still alive 17. November 1610, when "his lands" is mentioned, SD2 521. He was probably dead before 16. August 1611, when his son is styled 'of Hugoland' instead of 'apparent of Hugoland'. |
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SD2 2 |
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As he is not mentioned in SD1 235 or 236. |
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SD2 541 |
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SD2 514. The suggested arrangement would explain why Ninian seems to be one of the heirs of Andrew Mowat of Hugoland, and also was said to be a nephew of both Andrew's sons James and Gilbert. |
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22 |
SHS p. 4-5 |
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SHS I p. 4 |
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SHS I p. 4 |
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LL p. 159 |
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26 |
LL p. 159 |
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SRS vol. 3, p. 95. |
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28 |
SRS vol. 11, p. 62. |