Donald Bane, claimant to Scottish crown. Donald Ban MacWilliam; claimant of Scottish crown; his son Guthred slain; descended from Ingibjorg, widow of Thorfinn and Malcolm Canmore. Dornoch (Durnach); supposed dedication of Cathedral; monks to be protected; owned by Hugo Freskyn; in earldom of Caithness; cathedral of St. Barr; excluded from earldom of earl David; part granted by Hugo Freskyn to Gilbert; Embo near D., Norse defeated; existed in Norse times; Durnach; cathedral lands; bishop Adam buried in; traditional origin of name. Dornock, Dumfriesshire, deriv. Dorruthar. Dougal of the Isles, in Orkney; joined Hakon's expedition. Douglas, family of. Dovyr, tofftys de; part of Johanna's estate; from Gael. for water, identified as River and Loch Naver. Draughts; played by St. Ragnvald. Dublin; Sweyn killed at. Dufeyra. Duffus; near Burghead or Turfness; castle built by Freskyn de Moravia; estates owned by Hugo Freskyn; Freskyn, lord of; estate succeeded to by Walter Freskyn; church; William MacFrisgyn second lord of; chapel of St. Lawrence; Freskyn's fortress checked Norse raids; king David's visit; rector of St. Peter's. Dufnjal. Dugald, king of Sudreys; intercepted the Scotch fine on C. D'Umphraville, Gilbert--earl of Angus; m. Matilda, countess of Angus. D'Umphraville, Gilbert--earl of Angus; son of Matilda. Dunadd. Dunbar, Sir Archibald; _Scottish Kings_, q.v. Dunbarton, Dun-bretan, fort of the Britons. Duncan I; parentage; Karl Hundason; at North Berwick; defeated by earl Thorfinn off Deerness; and at Turfness; his death and age; created Moddan, his sister's son, earl of Caithness. Duncan II, king of Scotland; son of Malcolm and Ingibjorg. Duncan, earl; father of Dufnjal. Duncan, earl of Angus. Duncan, maormor of Duncansby; m. Groa; his dau. Grelaud. Duncan, earl of Fife; dau. Afreka m. Harald Maddadson. Duncansby or Dungallsby. Dundas, Sir David. Dunfermelyn, Reg. Dunfermline; Bishop Andrew a Culdean monk of. Dungal's Noep, C.; battle. Dunkeld; clergy of Iona removed to, eccl. capital for Scots and Picts; capital of southern Picts; bishopric founded; Andrew, bishop of Caith., abbot of. Dunnet Head. Dunrobin; glen; charter room; Robert, legendary 2nd earl of Sutherland, founder (?); MS. of Constitution of diocese; Norse derivation. Dunskaith, Castle of. Dunstable, Annals of. Durness (Dyrness); clan Mackay; in old earldom of Caithness; Asleifarvik, anchorage of Hakon's fleet; raided by Norse in retreat from Largs; Seanachaistel, chaistel; MacHeth settlement. Egilsay; martyrdom of St. Magnus; bishop John from Athole visited. Einar Oily-tongue; slew Havard jarl.