Moldan, (see Moddan), of Duncansby; kinsman of Scots king; connection with Moddan family. Monuments of C. and S., early. Moravia, family, de; see Freskin. Moraviensis, Registrum Episcopatus. Moray, province of; Pictish province of Fidach including Ross; northern limit of Roman penetration; no brochs; Norse influence; last Pictish province subdued by Scots; wars between kings of Alban and the Norsemen in; Pictish clergy driven from seaboard by Norse; Norse driven from laigh of M.; taken from Norse; Norse defeated at Mortlach; ravaged by earl Thorfinn Sigurdson; bishopric founded; estate of Freskyn de Moravia; earl Waltheof burnt in his house; a barrier to Scottish civilisation; Pictish province stretched across to the Minch; defeat of Picts of M. at Stracathro; Register of Moray; Freskyn estate; rebellions; feudal barons repel Eystein's invasion; rebellion subdued; estates of Freskyn; earl Harold Maddadson's expedition; Freskyn family appointed guardians; rebellion of MacHeths; king William's expedition against thanes of Ross: chartulary; revolt of Donald Ban MacWilliam; king Hakon's proposed raid (1263); no Norse place-names on seaboard; Pictish inhabitants scattered, the Mackays to Durness. Moray, bishops of; Andrew Freskyn; grant from Johanna of Strathnaver; Archibald, regrant to Reginald Chen II; Felix. Moray, Gilbert, archdeacon of and bishop of Caithness. Moray, Richard of; brother of Gilbert; fell repulsing Norse. Moray, Shaw's. More, Loch. More, Reginald; chamberlain of Scotland. Morgan; first name of clan Mackay, MacHeth, or MacAoidh. Mortlach, in Moray; Norse defeated by Malcolm II. Morton, Reg. Hon. de, earl of Katanay. Mound, the; Craig Amlaiph near. Mounth, or Grampians, home of Caledonians. Mousa Broch; used by run-away honeymoon couples. Munch, P.A.; _History of Norway_. Mungo, or Kentigern, St., in Strathclyde and Pictland. Murkfjord or Myrkfjord (possibly Loch Glendhu). Murkle, C. Mydalr, Iceland. Nairn. Naver, Loch; broch; River Naver; lands of Moddan family; Dovyr. Naver, River; Dalharrold; see Dovyr. Nechtan. Nerbon, sae-borg on the; Bilbao on the Nervion. Ness, now Caithness. See Cait and Caithness. New Spalding Club; _Records of Elgin_. Niorfa Sound (Straits of Gibraltar). Nisbet's Heraldry. Norafjord in Sogn. Normans; Conquest; families accepted as chiefs; influence of, in Caithness and Sutherland. Norman architecture; St. Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall. Norse mythology; of early settlers in Britain.