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Alexander Leslie of
Auchintoul (1590–1663) was a
Scottish soldier in
Swedish and
Russian service, Russia's
first General and
reformer of the Muscovite...
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Aberchirder was
founded in 1764 by
Alexander Gordon, the 5th
Laird of
Auchintoul.
Until 1823 its
official name was, in fact,
Foggieloan after a
small farm...
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Leslie of
Auchintoul (not to be
confused with Leven) in 1632 to parti****te in the
Smolensk War and was
mentioned by name in
Leslie of
Auchintoul's testimonial...
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Scotland (1854) Vol. I. by the Rev. John
Marius Wilson lists the following :
Auchintoul Auchlunkart House (A. Steuart)
Balveny Castle or
Balvenie Castle Cairfield...
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Russian noble family of
Scottish origin.
Descendants of
Alexander Leslie of
Auchintoul, who was a
Scottish soldier in
Swedish and
General in
Russian service...
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Photo Auchintoul,
Mains Of
Auchintoul -
Smithy 57°33′32″N 2°38′48″W / 57.55891°N 2.646692°W / 57.55891; -2.646692 (
Auchintoul,
Mains Of
Auchintoul - Smithy)...
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diminutive of Alexander.
Sandy Don = Major-General
Alexander Gordon of
Auchintoul thrive =
success tint = lost; lost (past
participle of tine = to lose)...
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Alexander Leslie, 1st Earl of
Leven (c. 1580 – 1661)
Alexander Leslie of
Auchintoul (died 1663)
Andrew Leslie (Canadian Army officer) (born 1957), Canadian...
- John was
occupied as a
merchant in Riga,
before acquiring the
lands of
Auchintoul (Aberchirder) in 1799. John
married Jane Fraser,
daughter of Alexander...
- then from 1698 to his
kinsman in the
Russian service Alexander Gordon of
Auchintoul,
author of The
History of
Peter the Great,
Emperor of Russia. She lived...
