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Baron Glentanar, of Glen
Tanar in the
County of Aberdeen, was a
title in the
Peerage of the
United Kingdom. The
family owned the Glen
Tanar Estate in...
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Glentanar Junior Football Club are a
Scottish football club
based in Woodside, an area of the city of Aberdeen.
Members of the
Scottish Junior Football...
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George Coats, 1st
Baron Glentanar (11
February 1849 – 26
November 1918), was a
Scottish cotton manufacturer.
Coats was the son of
Thomas Coats and Margaret...
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members of the SJFA
North Region; Culter, Dyce,
Stoneywood Parkvale,
Glentanar,
Sunnybank Hall
Russell United,
Bridge of Don
Thistle and Hermes. Aberdeen...
- Glen Coats,
elder daughter of
George Coats (who
became the 1st
Baron Glentanar in 1916). They had two children: Lady Anne
Wellesley (1910–1998), married...
- of 610 tons,
built in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1842 and
originally named Glentanar, that
sailed from Gravesend, England, to Lyttelton, Christchurch, New...
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Ternan Burghead Thistle Cruden Bay
Deveronside Dufftown Forres Thistle Glentanar Hall
Russell United Islavale Longside Lossiemouth United New
Elgin Whitehills...
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cousin of Sir
Thomas Glen-Coats, 1st Baronet, and
George Coats, 1st
Baron Glentanar. Sir
James Coats, 1st
Baronet (1834–1913) Sir
Stuart Auchincloss Coats...
- Hon.
Lilian Maud Glen
Coats (elder
daughter of
George Coats, 1st
Baron Glentanar). On 14
October 1933, he
received a
commission as a
reserve second lieutenant...
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encourage the work with
Celtic languages,
Thomas Coats 2nd
Baron Glentanar and the Earl of Bute gave
Melberg a sum of
money that he did not use himself...
