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Ackergill is a
settlement in the Wick, Caithness, in the
Highland Council area of Scotland. In
Ackergill is a
famous tower/castle
named Ackergill Tower...
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Ackergill Tower (or
Ackergill Castle) is
located on the
coast of Sinclair's Bay,
about 2.5
miles (4.0 km)
north of Wick, Caithness, in
northern Scotland...
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Ackergill Lifeboat Station is
located at
Ackergill Harbour, Highland, in the NE
corner of
Scotland near the town of Wick, in the
historic county of Caithness...
- Mackay. The Gunn's
traditional enemies were the Clan Keith, who from
their Ackergill Castle,
challenged the Gunn
chiefs for both
political needs and for land...
- St
Tears (St Tayre) on the
coast north of Wick in Caithness,
between Ackergill Tower and
Girnigoe Castle. It was
arranged to
settle a
dispute with a...
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Maureen succeeded to the title, the
baronetcy had an
estate attached,
Ackergill Tower, by Wick, Caithness, Scotland. In the far
north east of Scotland...
- Other,
smaller settlements include:
Achingills Achreamie Achvarasdal Ackergill Altnabreac Auckengill Balnabruich Berriedale Bilbster Borgue Bower Brabsterdorran...
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Drostan is
credited as
being the
founder of the
Chapel of St. Tear near
Ackergill in Wick
parish on the east
coast of Caithness. It has been speculated...
- saint. It is
believed that the
Chapel of St. Tear in Wick
Parish near
Ackergill was
founded in the
eighth century by St Drostan,
whose ministry was in...
- Gunns,
including the
chief of the clan, were killed. However,
Keith of
Ackergill was soon
after killed by the
Gunns in a
revenge attack.
William Keith...
