- likely due to
their subsequent acquisition of
Frendraught through marriage around 1676. The 1688 date-stone at
Frendraught suggests that they
elected to complete...
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Royalists and mercenaries. They
included James Crichton, 1st
Viscount Frendraught, Sir
William Johnston,
Colonel Thomas Gray,
Harry Graham, John Urry,...
- with the
Viscountcy of
Frendraught, for
James Crichton, and was
forfeit again on the
attainder of the 4th
Viscount Frendraught in 1690.
William Crichton...
-
James Crichton of
Frendraught or
Frendraucht (1599-1667) was a
Scottish landowner and
survivor of the Fire of
Frendraught in
October 1630.
Several of...
- Crichton, 1st
Viscount Frendraught (born c. 1620 died 1663) was a
Scottish peer. He was the
eldest son of
James Crichton of
Frendraught, by
Elizabeth Gordon...
-
Viscount of
Frendraught was a
title in the
Peerage of Scotland,
historically ****ociated with the last
Crichtons of
Frendraught. It was
created on 29 August...
-
residence of the
current chief of Clan Crichton.
Frendraught Castle was the home of the
Crichtons of
Frendraught between around 1460 and 1676.
Crichton Chateau...
-
Frendraught Castle or
House is a 17th-century house,
about 6
miles (9.7 km) east of Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Largue...
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unification of the
Romanian people. 1630 –
Frendraught Castle in Scotland, the home of
James Crichton of
Frendraught,
burns down. 1648 –
Boston shoemakers...
- Crichton, 2nd
Viscount Frendraught),
around 1676. Thereafter, the
Morisons became the
Lairds of
Frendraught; the
title Viscount Frendraught being held by the...
