- The
Battle of
Corrichie was
fought on the
slopes of the Hill of Fare in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on 28
October 1562. It was
fought between the forces...
- but was
defeated by
James Stewart, 1st Earl of
Moray at the
Battle of
Corrichie in
October 1562. He died of
apoplexy after his capture, and his son, Sir...
-
Queen of Scots, was a
guest at the
castle in 1562
after the
Battle of
Corrichie. Like many castles,
Delgatie is
rumoured to be haunted. A
number of reports...
-
Gordons and take
Inverness Castle in 1562. The 4th Earl was
captured at
Corrichie with two of his sons, John and Adam Gordon, and died of
apoplexy after...
- the Earl of
Huntly against the Earl of Moray.
After Huntly's
defeat at
Corrichie, he went into exile, and
shortly after his
return to
Scotland he was murdered...
-
August –
Tactical Polish victory over
Russia during Livonian War
Battle of
Corrichie 28
October – Mary,
Queen of
Scots Civil Wars
Battle of
Dreux 19 December...
- Ha'Hoose is also
featured on the Roy
Military Map 1747–55. The
Battle of
Corrichie took
place on
October 28, 1562,
between the
forces of Mary
Queen of Scots...
- many
victorious encounters. He was
however later killed at the
Battle of
Corrichie in 1562
fighting against the
forces of
James Stuart, Earl of
Moray (half-brother...
-
Murrays of
Auchtertyre against the Clan Drummond. In 1562, at the
Battle of
Corrichie, Clan
Murray supported Mary,
Queen of
Scots against George Gordon, 4th...
-
defeated a
rebellion by
George Gordon, 4th Earl of Huntly, at the
Battle of
Corrichie near Aberdeen. The very
powerful and
wealthy Huntly, who
controlled large...
