Ingirid or Ingigerthr, only dau. and child of earl Ragnvald, m. Eric Stagbrellir; her children; date of birth; probably the same Ingigerthr commemorated in Maeshowe runes.
Ingirid, sister of Kali (St. Ragnvald), m. Jon Peterson.
Ingirid, sister of Sweyn Asleifarson; m. Thorbiorn Klerk.
Innes, Cosmo; _Orig. Par. Scot._, q.v.; genealogy of Freskyn family.
Ireland; Duncan I; Sweyn Asleifarson's raids.
Joanna, queen of Alexander II, possibly name-mother of Johanna of Strathnaver; dau. of king John, and sister of king Henry II of England.
Johanna of Strathnaver, lady; m. Freskin de Moravia of Duffus; her estate; her father; relationship to Snaekoll Guuni's son; supposed dau. of earl John; Skene's theory that she inherited earl John's, i.e. earl Paul's, half of the earldom without the title; the opposite theory, that she inherited Erlend lands; Skene's opinion; her daughters; Skene's suggestion that she was the hostage dau. of earl John, and given in marriage to Freskin; Fraser's criticism of Skene; her grandson, Reginald Chen III, in possession of half of Caithness and resided in Halkirk and Latheron; granted land in Strathnaver to the bishop of Moray; her estate in Strathnaver; her connection with Moddan family and descent from Harald Ungi's sister Ragnhild; her inheritance of Moddan and Erlend lands; her right to half share of Harald Ungi's half share of Caithness earldom; her title to Strathnaver lands not derived through earl John; circumstantial evidence against her being a dau. of earl John, never claimed any share of earldom of Orkney; Skene's opinion that she was a dau. of earl John based on name Johanna; theory as to her being a dau. of Snaekoll, and, as such, heiress of large estates, made a ward by the king, whose queen was Johanna; her husband's lineage; suggested born by 1232 at latest, when her supposed father, Snaekoll, went to Norway, but not before 1225; possibility of her being a dau. of a younger child of Ragnhild and born later than 1225; her guardian; her lands bounded those of the lord of Sutherland; d. ca. 1269; her children and estates; succ. to Erlend and Moddan lands in C.; owned Dalharrold; she did not own any lands in south C., which were acquired by R. Chen III, i.e., Latheron and Wick; she probably owned Far and Halkirk, but not Latheron.