Difference between revisions of "Venator (The Hunter) (3rd Laird)"
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| death_place = [[Cheshire]] | | death_place = [[Cheshire]] | ||
| nationality = Scottish | | nationality = Scottish | ||
− | | predecessor = [[ | + | | predecessor = [[Norman_Venator_(2nd_Laird)|Norman Huntar (Venator)]] |
| successor = John Huntar | | successor = John Huntar | ||
| spouse = Maud | | spouse = Maud | ||
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− | '''Venator Huntar''' (b. 1160) | + | '''Venator Huntar''' (b. 1160) was the 3rd chief of [[Clan Hunter]]. He took over from his father in 1165. |
There is no records at this time if he was married. | There is no records at this time if he was married. | ||
− | * [[Venator (The Hunter)|John Huntar]] (b. 1200) (d. ?) | + | * [[Venator (The Hunter)|John Huntar]] (b. 1200) (d. ?) |
Ventor in latin means "The Hunter", so in this case he would be known as "Huntar the Hunter" | Ventor in latin means "The Hunter", so in this case he would be known as "Huntar the Hunter" | ||
− | Venator (The Hunter) is named in charters of [[Alexander II of Scotland|King Alexander II]] | + | Venator (The Hunter) is named in charters of [[Alexander II of Scotland|King Alexander II]] |
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[[Category:Scottish clan chiefs]] | [[Category:Scottish clan chiefs]] | ||
[[Category:1160 births]] | [[Category:1160 births]] | ||
[[Category:1220 deaths]] | [[Category:1220 deaths]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:08, 28 December 2020
Venator (The Hunter) | |||
Other Names | |||
Deo Venator | |||
Birth Date | |||
1160 | |||
Birth Place | |||
Ayrshire, Scotland | |||
Death Date | |||
Around 1220 | |||
Death Place | |||
Cheshire | |||
Nationality | |||
Scottish | |||
Predecessor | |||
Norman Huntar (Venator) | |||
Successor | |||
John Huntar | |||
Spouse | |||
Maud | |||
Children | |||
1 | |||
Mother | |||
Maud | |||
Father | |||
Norman Huntar [Venator] |
Venator Huntar (b. 1160) was the 3rd chief of Clan Hunter. He took over from his father in 1165.
There is no records at this time if he was married.
- John Huntar (b. 1200) (d. ?)
Ventor in latin means "The Hunter", so in this case he would be known as "Huntar the Hunter"
Venator (The Hunter) is named in charters of King Alexander II