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ALIAS of Arthur Douglas, 3rd of Tilquhilly IS WILLIAM DONALD

I have have solved our Douglas Mystery , maybe we ARE TILQUILLY after all, Arthur HAD AN ALIAS of WILLIAM DONALD . look in the image I have both in two gens

Arthur Douglas, 3rd of Tilquhilly HAD AN ALIAS
B: 1517 in Tilquhille, Kincardineshire, Scotland
D: 19 Apr 1591 in Tilquhille, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Lady J Auchinech Douglas of Angus B: 1519 in Tilquhillie, Kincardineshire, Scotland

Name: Arthur, William, alias Donald William Donald
Dates: 19 Apr 1591
Place: Blair, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Book: Marriages. (Marriage)
Collection: Kincardineshire, Fife, Kinross, Perth, and Forfar: - Commissariot of St. Andrew's, Register of Testaments, 1549-1800
Volume: The Commissariot Record of St. Andrews.
Chapter: Register of Testaments, 1549-1800.
Text: Arthur, William, alias Donald, son to William Donald, par. of Blair 19 Apr 1591

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Comment by William Douglas on April 7, 2020 at 18:44: I can find no record of Blair, Kincardineshire.

I find:

Blair Parish Church
Diocese of Dunkeld
Deanery of Athole and Drumalbane
County of Perthshire

and

Blairgowrie / Blair(?) Parish Church
Diocese of St Andrews
Deanery of Gowrie

From the evidence, right now I do not see how you make the link between William Arthur (alias Donald), son of William Donald and the Tilquhillies.

William

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