Uphall, History and Antiquities of, (J. Primrose).
Vikings; origin; settlers as well as raiders; settlements place-names, including the; intermarriage, influence; held and named most of coasts and valleys of Cat and Ross; survival of place and personal names; Valhalla influence; ships; traders.
Viking Society for Northern Research. Publications: _Saga-Rook_ (Proceedings), The Round Church and Earl's Bu of Orphir; _Year-Book_, 150 (ns. 24, 28); _Old-Lore Miscell. of O.S.C. and S._, q.v.; _Orkney and Shetland Records_, q.v.; _Caithness and Sutherland Records_, q.v.; _Ruins of Saga-Time_, q.v.
Wick; earl Harald Ungi defeated; earls' residence.
William the Lion; charter of Strabrock; confirmed charter in Sutherland; service of Wm. Freskyn; grant to Gaufrid Blundus; crowned; first conquest of Caithness, Sutherland granted to Hugo Freskyn; with army in Ross; war against Donald Ban MacWilliam; defeated Thorfinn, Harold's son; subdued Sutherland and Caithness; conferred half of earldom of C. on Harald Ungi; conferred it on Ragnvald Gudrodson; came to terms with Harald; war with thanes of Ross; the dau. of John as hostage; treaty with John, Caithness; death.
William, son of Gillebride, uncle of Magnus II.
William the Old, bishop of Orkney; at Egilsay; went to the east.
William the Wanderer, transl. W.G. Collingwood; Thorfinn, "king of Catanesse,".
Wyre, Vigr, now called Veira; Cobbie Row's Castle.
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