- the Isles,
after which the
MacQuarries gained independence as a small,
respected clan
surrounded by a
powerful ally in Clan
MacLean.
Following the fall of...
-
Graves of
MacQuarries at
Culloden are on the
right hand side
where other Mull men rest. They
followed the
MacLeans who
joined Prince Charles under MacLean of...
- the
island by a monk from
nearby Iona. Part of the Ulva
estate of the
MacQuarries from an
early date
until 1777, it was
brought to the English-speaking...
-
Camerons of Locheil, the
MacLeans of Duart, the
MacLeans of
Lochbuie and the
MacQuarries of Ulva, the
MacNeills of
Barra and the
MacDonalds of Largie. The...
-
MacLean of
Duart were the
MacLeods of
Harris and Dunvegan,
MacNeils of Barra,
MacKinnons of
Strathrodle and the
MacQuarries of Ulva. In 1590,
Angus of...
- all
places where they
could be expected.
Great though the age of the
Macquarries may have been, it
appears at this
point that they were
considering selling...
-
during the
Norse era.
Whereas nearby Ulva and
Staffa belonged to the
MacQuarries from the 10th century,
Gometra became a
possession of the Iona monastery...
- over
fellow Californian Mac Foster.
Foster came into the bout
ranked #1 with a
record of 24–0, with all 24 wins by KO.
Quarry was
ranked #6, and weighed...
-
MacRae was
reported to have been
wearing a
sheepskin coat when she disappeared.
Reports also
placed a man with a
pushchair near
Dalmagarry quarry. As...
- were the
Macleods of
Harris and Dunvegan,
MacNeils of Barra,
Mackinnons of
Strathrodle and the
Macquarries of Ulva. In 1609, "Donald
Mcfie in Collonsaye"...
