The Historical Castles and Mansions of Scotland: Perthshire and Forfarshire |
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Common terms and phrases
afterwards Alexander amongst ancient Athol Baliol barony became betwixt born Brechin brother building burgh Carnegie Castle Menzies century Charles charter Clayhills Cortachy Cortachy Castle Countess daughter death descended died Dundee Earl of Airlie Earl of Angus Earl of Southesk Earl of Strathmore Edinburgh eldest erected Erskine of Dun father feet Fintry Forfar Forfarshire Fowlis Garth Glamis Castle Gowrie Graham Gray heir honour House of Dun Huntly Invergowrie John Erskine Kinfauns King James Kinloch Kinnaird Castle Kinnordy Lady Laird of Dun lands latter Lindsay Logie Lord Kinnaird Lunan Bay Lyon mansion marriage married Maule Menzies Montrose noble nocht occupied Ogilvy Oliphant Panmure Patrick period Perth portion portrait possession present proprietor Queen quhar quhilk Redcastle Rossie Scotland Scots Scottish Sir David Sir John Sir Robert staircase Stewart stone succeeded Taymouth Castle Thomas took tower walls Walter whilst wife William