Talk:Clan Mar
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Names, and numbers[edit]
I've edited the titleholders here, as a number of the earlier ones are listed with Ehglish names, while the articles linked use the Gaelic. It makes more sense to use both, so I have.
Also, the numbering for this title is all over the place (see the Earl of Mar article). Each titleholder after 1404 has about four possible ordinal numbers, depending on the source, while those prior don't seem to have had them at all. The articles on these people have been moved to titles that give their dates rather than their numbers to avoid confusion, so it makes sense to take the numbers out from here, too. I trust everyone is OK with that. Swanny18 (talk) 01:29, 18 January 2019 (UTC)