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John Comyn inherited the headship of the Comyns' senior, Badenoch, bran c h a n d b e came the second Red Comyn. His landed power included: Badenoch a n d L o c h aber, with chief castles at Ruthven, Loch indorb, and Inverlochy ; i n f l u ence in Atholl, possibly including the castle at Blair Atholl; B ed r u l e a nd Scraesburgh, Roxburghshire; Dalswinton, with its castle, in D u m f r i esshire; Findogask and Ochtertyre in Perthshire; Machan in the Cly d e v a l l ey; and Lenzie and Kirkintilloch in Dunbartonshire after his bro t h e r W i lliam's death (after c.1290). He also had charge of the castles o f J e d b u rgh and Clunie from Alexander III ; and in England he had Tarset a n d T h o r nton in Tynedale, Northumberland, and Ulseby in Lincolnshire. He w a s r e l i gious patron to Inchaffray , Cambuskenneth, and Coupar Angus abb e y s
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Abt 1250 - 1303 (53 years)