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Pulrossie is a farm in Sutherland, in the
Highland council area of Scotland. It is
situated on the
northern s**** of the Kyle of Sutherland, 8 km west...
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Kildonan Kinbrace Kinlochbervie Lairg Lochinver Melvich Portgower Portskerra Pulrossie Rogart Rosehall Scourie Skerray Stoer Strathy Tongue The
Sutherland constituency...
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kinsman the
Murays of Culbin,
Pulrossie and
Aberscross to
fight their battles. The
Murray families of
Culbin and
Pulrossie were also
descended from Richard...
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Gordonstoun (in the
employ of the Earl of Sutherland) to
Murray of
Pulrossie,
chieftain of the
Murray branch in
Sutherland but
subordinate to the Earl...
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Moravia meaning "of Moray" or "of Murray". The
Murrays of
Culbin and
Pulrossie were also
descendants of Richard. The
Murray of
Culbin coat of arms is...
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Morvich Sutherland of
Mosstowie Sutherland of
Pitfuir Sutherland of
Pulrossie Sutherland of
Rearquhar Sutherland of
Reisgill Sutherland of Roscommon...
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charter of the
lands of "Spanziedale", now
called Spinningdale, and also
Pulrossie.
According to 19th-century
historian William Fraser, the 17th-century...
- Fife -
possibly equivalent to
Welsh pen ("head, top, summit, source").
Pulrossie,
Sutherland -
possibly equivalent to
Welsh pwllrhos ("promontory pool")...
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their family's re****tion,
leaving their kinsman the
Murays of Culbin,
Pulrossie and
Aberscross to
fight their battles.
According to Gordon, John, 7th...
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Neilson Mackay and
Morgan Neilson Mackay,
instigated by
Angus Moray of
Pulrossie whose two
daughters the two
brothers had married.
Angus Moray supported...
