Erlend Ungi; eloped with Margret, mother of earl Harold Maddadson, to Mousa Broch; reconciled to earl Harold, with whom he went to Norway; not earl Erlend. Erling Erlendson; in Norwegian expedition to Wales; probably killed in Ireland. Erling Ivar's son; in Hakon's expedition; in raid on Dyrnes. Erlingson, Thorsteinn; _Ruins of Saga-time in Iceland_, (Viking Society, extra series). Ermengarde, queen. Erriboll, Loch; the Goafiord, or Hoanfiord, Hakon's fleet in; Lochvuaies. Euphemia, wife of Walter Freskin de Moravia of Duffus, dau. of Ferchar Mac-in-Tagart, earl of Ross. Evelix, River; Eystein, king of Norway; seized earl Harold Maddadson; invaded Aberdeen. Eysteinsdal, or Ousedale, near the Ord of Caithness; to which king William marched against earl Harold Eyvind Urarhorn. Fair Isle; Faroes; Picts. Farr; old parish was Johanna's estate in Strathnaver; Borve Castle. Federeth I (Fedrett), William de; m. Christian, dau. of Freskin and Johanna, and got one fourth of Caithness; Caithness lands. Federeth II, William de; son of W.F. and Christian Freskin, sold his fourth of C. to Sir Reginald Chen III. Felix, bishop of Moray; witness. Feranach, Broch at; Frakark's residence (?). Fernebuchlyn. Feudalism; introduced into Scotland by Alexander I and David I. Fib (Fife). Fidach (Moray). Fife; conquests by earl Thorfinn. Finleac or Finlay MacRuari, maormor of Moray; fought earl Sigurd at Skidamyre; m. dau. of Malcolm II. Finn Arnason, father of Ingibjorg; and of Sigrid. Firth par., Orkney; Paplay, Thora's residence. Flandrensis, not applied to Freskin de Moravia. Flatey Book; Thorstein the Red; earls of Orkney; story of Barth; continuation of _Orkneyinga Saga_; earl Ragnvald's half of Caith. earldom; extent of Harold's later earldom; battle of Skitten. Fleet, Loch; no longer reaches to Pittentrail. Floruvoe, Floruvagr; battle in 1135; battle in 1194. Fordun; rebellion in Moray; earl John's hostage dau.; Annals. Forfar. Forsie, Force of Saga. Fortrenn; Menteith. Fotla, Ath-Fodla; Athol. Frakark, or Frakok, dau. of Moddan; m. Liot Nidingr; earl Harald Slettmali with her in N. Kildonan; banished from Orkney, went to her homesteads in Sutherland; earl Ragnvald seeks her aid; burnt alive; Freskyn I her contemporary; Johanna of Strathnaver a connection; her residence. Fraser, or Fresel, of Beauly. Fraser, Sir William; genealogy of Freskyn family; on Johanna of Strathnaver; _The Sutherland Book_, q.v.