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Kinlochaline Castle is a 15th-century
Scottish tower house on the
Ardtornish estate in
Morvern in the
Highland council area. It is also
known as Caisteal...
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square tower is
still pointed out as the
ancient seat of the chiefs.
Kinlochaline was
within a
short distance of Ardtornish, on the
Sound of Mull itself...
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located in Morvern, Lochaber, Scotland. Key
features of
interest are
Kinlochaline Castle,
Ardtornish Castle and the
Ardtornish estate located at its head...
- the
location of the
ruined Ardtornish Castle and the still-inhabited
Kinlochaline Castle. In the mid-18th
century the area
occupied by the
current estate...
- (Portrait of Anne Sawbridge)
Henry Raeburn (Portrait of Mrs.
MacLean of
Kinlochaline)
Martin Archer Shee (Portrait of Mr Storer,
Portrait of
Anthony Gilbert...
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Campbells and was
still in use in 1745, but is now very ruinous.
Kinlochaline Castle, near Lochaline, was
originally held by the Clan
MacInnes but...
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Kilravock Castle Occupied Nairnshire Rose
family Kinloch Castle Occupied Kinlochaline Castle Occupied Knock Castle Ruin
Castle Leod
Occupied Lochindorb Castle...
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ownership was
recalled in a poem of the same name by Sir
Walter Scott.
Kinlochaline Castle was once the seat of the
MacInnes clan. It was
largely destro****...
- successor. John Dubh
Maclean of Morvern,
predecessor of the
family of
Kinlochaline Castle.
Marian Maclean,
married to
Norman MacLeod of Harris. Mary Maclean...
- had the
following daughters:
Maria Maclean,
married Charles Maclean of
Kinlochaline Sibella Maclean,
married John
Maclean of
Inverscadell Ann Maclean, married...
