Ferniehirst-Ker-Gorrenberry-Elwald-Ellot-Elliot

Angus "Bell the Cat Douglas" passing lands with assistance of William Elwald, (Goodman) of Gorrenberry, with Ker Walter of Cessford, and his brother Ralph (Radulpho) of Fernieherst, castle pictured. Crest time of Mary Queen of Scots. Both are similar. Refer to Ker as elk (moose) of marsh, and Elwald as elk (moose) of forest. Moose is a variant of and indigenous American word, and elch-elk is Germanic, adopted by the Oxford English language. Elwald (Ellot-Elliot) referred to as "elk of forest" the American elk as big like an American 'moose" is only of the forest. To say it is of the forest is indicative that it is of somewhere else. Ker are of the marsh.