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Discussion ended / paused in Dec 2015, having decided that
1. Ethelred was Abbot of Dunkeld (possibly lay; possibly celibate - no way of telling)
2. Ethelred may well have been Earl of Fife, simultaneous with, or before, Constantine. The discovery of a second document gave some weight to the possibility that he was, and scuppered any chance of disproving it.
3. Ethelred is very unlikely to have been provably Aed of Moray or Lulach's daughter's husband/ lover.
4. Children attributed to Ethelred can be linked to more modern traditions of MacDuff genealogists whose motives appear not to be completely objective. No sources were found to validate the existence of these children.
Discussion ended / paused in Dec 2015, having decided that
1. Ethelred was Abbot of Dunkeld (possibly lay; possibly celibate - no way of telling)
2. Ethelred may well have been Earl of Fife, simultaneous with, or before, Constantine. The discovery of a second document gave some weight to the possibility that he was, and scuppered any chance of disproving it.
3. Ethelred is very unlikely to have been provably Aed of Moray or Lulach's daughter's husband/ lover.
4. Children attributed to Ethelred can be linked to more modern traditions of MacDuff genealogists whose motives appear not to be completely objective. No sources were found to validate the existence of these children.