Talk:Earl of Seafield
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I've found some references going back to newspapers which speak of the current Viscount Reidhaven having converted to Islam. However, news of him dries up after about 1998: anyone have any recent information on the heir apparent?
Why is one title dormant?
If the Earl of Seafield and the Earl of Findlater were unified how is the Earl of Findlater now dormant? Both titles should have gone to the next Earl of Seafield. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Rev Edward Brain, D.D. (talk • contribs) 00:21, 7 October 2021 (UTC)
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