Early Mormaers/Earls of Buchan
- Unknowns
- ?Cainnech (fl. early 12th century)
- Gartnait (fl. after 1131)
- Éva (Éua) ingen Garnait (fl. 1174 )
- m. Colbán (fl. 1174 )
- Fergus (d. before 1214)
- Marjory
- m. William Comyn, Justiciar of Scotia and Warden of Moray (d. 1233)
- Alexander Comyn (d. 1289)
- John Comyn (d. 1313)
- Forfeited; Title claimed by Alicia de Buchan, and her husband Henry Beaumont (d. 1340)
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