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Ormsary (Scottish Gaelic: Ormsaraidh) is a
hamlet in Knapdale,
Argyll and Bute, Scotland. "
Ormsary".
Gazetteer for Scotland.
Retrieved 29
September 2018...
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Langbank on the Clyde, a few
miles from
their shipyards at Port Glasgow, and
Ormsary,
their country estate in Knapdale. He was
educated at
Winchester College...
- The
Lithgow Baronetcy, of
Ormsary in the
County of Argyll, is a
title in the
Baronetage of the
United Kingdom. It was
created on 1 July 1925 for the Scottish...
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January 1925 1125 Hughes-Morgan of
Penally 27 June 1925 1126
Lithgow of
Ormsary 1 July 1925 1127
Thomson of Old
Nunthorpe 3 July 1925 1130
Gilmour of Liberton...
- Lochgilphead; Lochgoilhead; Luss; Machrihanish; Millhouse; Minard; Muasdale; Oban;
Ormsary;
Otter Ferry; Peninver; Portavadie; Port Askaig; Port Bannatyne; Port Charlotte;...
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Lochgilphead Lochgoilhead Machrihanish Millhouse Muasdale North Connel Oban
Ormsary Otter Ferry Peninver Port Ann Port
Appin Portavadie Rashfield St Catherines...
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Dalradian metasediments of the
Easdale Subgroup of the
Argyll Group near
Ormsary...
- composer, Mary
Maxwell Campbell, who
lived at St Andrews.
Shairp died at
Ormsary, Argyllshire. In 1864
Shairp published Kil****e, a
Highland Pastoral, and...
- they enjo****
shooting grouse and deer
together at the
family estate at
Ormsary, Argyll. The two were both
raised as
staunch Presbyterians and
James was...
- 11,183
acres (4,526 hectares) on the
north side of the loch,
whilst the
Ormsary covers 19,595
acres (7,930 hectares) on the
southern side.
Ormsay Estate...