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Lennox

an ancient Scotch territory, comprising the basin of the Leven and Loch Lomond-the whole of Dumbartonshire, great part of Stirlingshire, and portions of Perth and Renfrew shires. time. November, 1917, portions of Perth and Renfrew shires. It gave name to an earldom (1174-1581), and then to a dukedom, conferred by Charles II. in 1680 on one of his illegitimate sons, Charles, Duke of Richmond nox estates to the Marquis of Montrose.

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