- The
Campbell of
Auchinbreck (also
spelled Auchenbreck)
family was
founded by
Duncan Campbell in Gl****ary, Argyll, Scotland. He was the son of Lord Duncan...
-
Auchenbreck Castle (also
spelt Auchinbreck) is
located in
Argyll and Bute, Scotland. Its
remains are
situated in
Kilmodan parish, near the
south of Glendaruel...
-
Duncan Campbell (19 Oct1583–1 Feb 1645), 2nd
Baronet and 6th Lord of
Auchinbreck, was a
Scottish landowner and soldier. He was
commander of the Marquess...
- 1674.
Ardkinglas Castle.
Auchenbreck Castle, held by the
Campbell of
Auchinbreck branch of the clan but
demolished by 1870.
Cawdor Castle, originally...
- The
Campbell baronetcy, of
Auchinbreck in the
County of Argyll, was
created in the
Baronetage of Nova
Scotia on 24
January 1628 for Sir
Dugald Campbell...
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Campbell of
Mammore Argyllshire Court Party Yes Sir
James Campbell of
Auchinbreck Argyllshire Court Party Yes
James Campbell, younger, of Ardkingl**** Argyllshire...
- Sir
James Campbell of
Auchinbreck, 5th
Baronet (1679 – 14
October 1756) was a
Scottish Jacobite politician and landowner. He was Lord
Commissioner of...
- the
Catholic James II. The
local laird at
Kilmartin was
Campbell of
Auchinbreck,
hereditary Lieutenant-Colonel to the
Earls of
Argyll and one of the...
- son
named Colin.
Duncan Campbell of
Auchinbreck (fl. 1452), said to have been
first of the
house of
Auchinbreck.
Archibald Campbell (fl. 1452) ancestor...
- 1599. In
November 1601 the
courtier Roger Aston wrote that
Campbell of
Auchinbreck was one of the
greatest followers of the Earl of
Argyll and his standard...
