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Glenmoriston or Glen
Moriston (Scottish Gaelic:
Gleann Moireasdan) is a
river glen in the
Scottish Highlands, that runs from Loch Ness, at the village...
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Grant of Grant, and
several cadet branches, such as
Grant of
Glenmoriston. The
Chiefs of Clan
Grant descended from
Normans who
arrived in Scotland...
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Glenmoriston, JP, DL (1792–1868) was a
Scottish Highland chieftain and
laird of
Glenmoriston. The son of Lt.-Col. John Grant, 10th of
Glenmoriston (1762–1801)...
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Grants of
Glenmoriston were a
Scottish noble family and
branch of Clan
Grant (senior cadets).
Based at Invermoriston,
their lands revolved around the...
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meaning 'roaring one'.
William Mackay in his 1893 book
Urquhart and
Glenmoriston:
Olden times in a
highland parish recounts two
Scottish legends that...
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Urquhart and
Glenmoriston, a
parish in the
county of Inverness-shire, Highland, Scotland, see List of
listed buildings in
Urquhart and
Glenmoriston Urquhart...
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Walter Raleigh Kindle Direct Publishing. ASIN: B081SKM5HD "Grants of
Glenmoriston". ElectricScotland.com.
Retrieved 28
September 2007. "Hugh
Grant – Actually...
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bridge used today. Invermoriston's
attractions include a hotel,
called Glenmoriston Arms,
village shop, clog and
craft shop as well as a
coffee shop/restaurant...
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kirkyard (churchyard). It reads: "The Much
Honoured John
Grant Laird of
Glenmoriston". The
section titled Scottish Feudal Baronies in Debrett's
states that...
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completed in 1957 as part of the
North of
Scotland Hydro-Electric Board's
Glenmoriston project to
generate hydroelectricity.
Water feeds the dam from the west...
