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[[image: | [[image:device-small.png|frame|right|Sable, a lion passant Or and in chief three mullets argent.]] | ||
Muirgheal was born and lived in the late 16th century in the Scottish Highlands and was a member of the MacMartins or Camerons of Letterfinlay family. Currently she resides at the [[Saint_Bunstable|College of Saint Bunstable]] in the [[Madrone|Barony of Madrone]] and serves as | Muirgheal was born and lived in the late 16th century in the Scottish Highlands and was a member of the MacMartins or Camerons of Letterfinlay family. Currently she resides at the [[Saint_Bunstable|College of Saint Bunstable]] in the [[Madrone|Barony of Madrone]] and serves as the college's seneschale and the western region chatelaine. | ||
Lady Muirgheal enjoys cooking with the [[Madrone Culinary Guild]], researching all aspects of later period Scottish life (primarily food and clothing), making late period costumes, and embroidery. | Lady Muirgheal enjoys cooking with the [[Madrone Culinary Guild]], researching all aspects of later period Scottish life (primarily food and clothing), making late period costumes, and embroidery. More information about her can be found on her website at [http://www.mulletargent.com MulletArgent.com]. | ||
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[[Category:Scottish Personas]] | [[Category:Scottish Personas]] | ||
[[Category:16th Century Personas]] | [[Category:16th Century Personas]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:17, 6 October 2009
Muirgheal was born and lived in the late 16th century in the Scottish Highlands and was a member of the MacMartins or Camerons of Letterfinlay family. Currently she resides at the College of Saint Bunstable in the Barony of Madrone and serves as the college's seneschale and the western region chatelaine.
Lady Muirgheal enjoys cooking with the Madrone Culinary Guild, researching all aspects of later period Scottish life (primarily food and clothing), making late period costumes, and embroidery. More information about her can be found on her website at MulletArgent.com.