Everything about Strathgryfe totally explained
Strathgryffe or
Gryffe Valley (both also spelled
Gryfe) (
Gaelic:
Srath Ghriobhaidh) is the area in and surrounding the valley of the
River Gryfe, extending over the local council areas of
Renfrewshire and
Inverclyde in the
United Kingdom. Strathgryffe was in the past a region and a feudal lordship of
Scotland.
History
The lands of Strathgryfe was granted by King
David I to
Walter fitz Alan, first
High Steward of Scotland, and founder of the
Stewart family in Scotland in the 1130s.
Strathgryfe was absorbed into the late medieval
county of Renfrew, in which the Stewarts were to be based for centuries thereafter.
Settlements
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