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Lanrick Castle was a late 18th-century
country house near
Doune in
central Scotland. It was
demolished in 2002
despite being protected as a
category B...
- The Murray,
later MacGregor of
MacGregor Baronetcy, of
Lanrick in the
County of Perth, is a
title in the
Baronetage of
Great Britain. It was
created on...
- six
MacGregors subscribed to a
petition declaring General John
Murray of
Lanrick to be the true chief.
Murray was in fact a
MacGregor who was descended...
- of
American construction: the bark
Daniel Webster of six guns, the brig
Lanrick, or Kosei, with ten guns, and the
steamer Lancefield, or Koshin, of four...
- The
opium clipper Lanrick with the main
topsail aback (to
reduce speed)...
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Daniel Webster of six guns, the brig
Kosei of ten guns (originally
named Lanrick), and the
steamer Koshin of four guns (originally Lancefield). The first...
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against the
Choshu steam warships Daniel Webster (six guns), the brig
Lanrick (Kosei, with ten guns), and the
steamer Lancefield (Koshin, of four guns)...
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llannerch clearing,
glade Landrick,
Lanrick,
Lendrick mig(n) swamp,
quagmire Dalmigavie, Meckphen, Meigle, Megen, Megevie...
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Lanrick 9.
Emily MacGregor 19. Mary
Hardy 2.
Mungo Murray, 7th Earl of
Mansfield and
Mansfield 20. Sir John Murray-MacGregor, 3rd Baronet, of
Lanrick...
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young Campbell of
Melfort a farm at Inchanoch. That
Macoran /
Campbell married a Miss Haldane,
niece of
Haldane of
Lanrick, and the
family prospered....
