- and A.
Macdonald state that Clan
MacAlister was in no way
dependent on the
Hamiltons in Kintyre, yet
those MacAlisters that
settled in
Arran and Bute had...
-
MacAlisters were
settling in the
Glens of
Northern Ireland, and they
became numerous there. It can
refer to the
following people:
Donald MacAlister (1854–1934)...
-
Joshua MacAlister OBE (born
March 1987) is a
British Labour politician who has been
Member of
Parliament for
Whitehaven and
Workington since 2024.
MacAlister's...
-
Sorley Boy
MacDonnell,
brother of Colla,
later acquired the
castle when
trading property with Gilla****k. He
later handed it to the
MacAlisters because of...
-
James McAllister (18
September 1943 – 9
April 2013),
known as Jim McAllister, was an
Irish republican activist and
former politician from Ireland. Jim...
- by the
MacQuillans. Later, the
Scottish Gallowgl****
MacDonnells and
MacAlisters invaded. The
MacDonnells were a
branch of the
Scottish Clan
MacDonald;...
- Loup, in 1792, only son of
Angus McAlester of Loup,
Chief of the Clan
MacAlister, who died in 1797. He ****umed the name and arms of
Somerville along with...
- Clan
MacAlister of
Antrim is an
Irish clan and a
branch of Clan
MacAlister of Scotland. The clan was
established as an
Irish sept in
Antrim in north-east...
-
Alister MacKenzie (30
August 1870 – 6
January 1934) was an
English golf
course architect whose course designs span four continents.
Originally trained...
-
Arrested a
Drunk Driver," Los
Angeles Times, July 2, 1943, page A-1 "
MacAlisters Acquitted of
Intoxication Charge," Los
Angeles Times,
September 16, 1943...
