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Archibald Cameron of
Lochiel (1707 – 7 June 1753) was a
Scottish physician,
known for his
involvement in the
Jacobite rising of 1745,
where he
served as...
- Strathan. The
mountains of
Lochaber lie to the north, and the
Forest of
Locheil to the south. The
outflow is
through the
River Arkaig at the
extreme southeast...
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Somerled MacMillan (1971),
Bygone Lochaber, K&R Davidson, p. 252 "Wordnik:
Locheil". Wordnik.
Charles Edward then
marched his
little army to Lochiel, which...
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General Sir
Archibald Rice
Cameron of
Locheil, (28
August 1870 – 18 June 1944) was a
senior British Army
officer during the 1930s.
Educated at Haileybury...
- of Fife Howe of the
Mearns Kintail Kintyre Knoydart Lochalsh Loch
Broom Locheil The
Machars Midmar Moidart Morar Morvern Muir of Ord
Rannoch Moor Rhinns...
- years, the
Lochbuie branch has held
lands in Mull, Scarba, Jura, Morvern,
Locheil, and Tiree.
Lands were also
granted in
Duror and
Glencoe but were never...
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attainders of
Charles Radclyffe and (in 1753) of
Archibald Cameron of
Locheil. He
carried out a
major reform in 1746
which swept away the
feudal power...
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Cameron (14th
Locheil) Ewen
Maclean 'Eoghain na hilaig' 6th
Laird of Ardgour,
killed at
Mamore circa 1592 in
mistake for
Cameron of
Locheil.
Married a daughter...
- of Fife Howe of the
Mearns Kintail Kintyre Knoydart Lochalsh Loch
Broom Locheil The
Machars Midmar Moidart Morar Morvern Muir of Ord
Rannoch Moor Rhinns...
- last acts of the 1745
Jacobite rising. Dr
Archibald "Archie"
Cameron of
Locheil had
returned to
Scotland in the
early 1750s
hoping to
raise support for...
