It was Merab, not Michal who was given to Adriel (1S. [[18:19|bible.9.18.19]]). "Another thing to notice is the mistranslation found in the King James Version of verse two. The King James Version indicates that one-sixth of the invading army is left alive. This is not found in the Hebrew text and has not been translated that way by subsequent translations."
Ref-0204, p. 75. "When, finally, in the nineteenth century, Dr. F. Scrivener, a scholar working to modern standards, attempted to collate all the editions of the King James Bible then in circulation, he found more than 24,000 variations between them. The curious fact is that no one such thing as 'The King James Bible' -- agreed, consistent and whole--has ever existed."
Ref-0235, p. 226. "More than four hundred [printing] errors in the first edition of the King James Bible were corrected in a subsequent edition two years later."
Ref-0236, p. 87. "The King James translation has passed through many editions and has been modernized considerably over the years. In 1613 a new edition was issued which contained more than four hundred variations from the original printing. Countless other emendations have taken place through the centuries of its existence, so many changes that the King James reader of today would be startled by the appearance of the 1611 edition."
Ref-0236, p. 183.