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Caskieben (/kæskiːˈbɛn/ kahs-KEE-ben;
Scottish Gaelic:
Gasach beinn "Wooded Hill",
later Keith Hall) was a
palisaded tower built by the
Garviach family...
- Bosberry-Scott, Wendy; Belfield, Gervase, eds. (2019). "Johnston (NS) 1626, of
Caskieben, Aberdeenshire". Debrett's
Peerage and Baronetage. Vol. 2 (150th ed.)...
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branch of the Clan
Johnstone were the
Johnstones of
Caskieben. Sir
George Johnstone of
Caskieben was
created a
Baronet of Nova
Scotia in 1626. The third...
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Graham of
Braco 28
September 1625 Duke of
Montrose 143
Johnston of
Caskieben 31
March 1626 145
Ogilvy of
Inverquharity 29
September 1626 146 Mackay...
- background,
which can
still be seen in
local placenames such as
Ingliston near
Caskieben,
Williamston in
Culsalmond and
Flinder (originally Flandres) near Kennethmont...
- 2010), heir
apparent to the
earldom of Kintore. Lord
Kintore lives at
Caskieben. He has a sister, Lady Iona
Delia Mary
Gaddis Keith (born 1978), who in...
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Johnston (c.1579–1641) was a
Scottish poet and physician. He was born in
Caskieben (later
renamed Keithhall) near
Inverurie in Aberdeenshire. His father...
- the
Jacobite rising of 1715.
Keith Hall in Aberdeenshire, once
known as
Caskieben, is the
current seat of the
chief of Clan Keith. It is a Z-plan tower...
- Sir John Johnston, 3rd
Baronet of
Caskieben (c. 1648 – 23
December 1690) was a
Scottish soldier who was
executed for his part in the
abduction of Mary...
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house had this name. Gowk Stone, Dyce,
South Aberdeenshire. Gowk Stone,
Caskieben, Aberdeenshire. Gowk Stone, Methlick, Aberdeenshire. Gowk Stone, St Johns...
