- The
Kildalton Cross is a
monolithic high
cross in
Celtic cross form in the
churchyard of the
former parish church of
Kildalton (from
Scottish Gaelic Cill...
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Kildalton Castle is a
ruined Victorian country house near Port
Ellen on the
island of
Islay in the
Inner Hebrides, Argyll, Scotland. It was
built in ashlar...
- of the Scriptures,
Clonmacnoise and
those in
Scotland at Iona and the
Kildalton Cross,
which may be the
earliest to
survive in good condition. Surviving...
- was also
known as the
Lochindaal distillery.
Ardenistle (1837–1849) /
Kildalton (1849–1852) /
Islay (1852–1852),
subsumed by
Laphroaig 1853
Ardmore (1817–1835)...
- top ten
Sights &
Landmarks on the island:
Kildalton Cross in Port Ellen,
Finlaggan in Ballygrant,
Kildalton High
Cross and Old
Parish Church in Port Ellen...
- and Glasgow. He
helped to
improve the island's
infrastructure and
built Kildalton Castle, a
rambling Scottish baronial country house in Port Ellen. He was...
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Ellen on the Isle of Islay, Scotland. The
village is
within the
parish of
Kildalton, and is
situated on the A846 road. It is best
known for
being the home...
-
although a
similar cross exists in
Ireland (Ahenny,
County Tipperary). The
Kildalton Cross on
Islay is similar. A
sculpted slab at
Ardchattan appears to show...
- by
Robert Morris (Agent of Marine)
Personal details Born
Summer 1732
Kildalton,
Scotland Died 9 June, 1786 (aged 53–54) New York, New York, U.S. Military...
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Ruthwell and Bewcastle, the
Western Ossory group in Ireland, Iona or the
Kildalton Cross on Islay, have all
shown a
tendency to
converge on the
period around...
