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Born c.954
Died November 25, 1034
Title / Office king (1005-1034), Alba

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king of Scots and Picts
Duncan I of Scotland
Duncan I
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Constantine I
king of Scotland
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Malcolm I
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Donald I
king of Alba
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king of Scots
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Kenneth III
king of Scots
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Constantine III
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Scottish actor
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Scottish publisher
William Maclure
American geologist
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