- The
Murrays (or Morays) of
Aberscross (or Aberscors) were a
minor noble Scottish family who were
seated at
Aberscross Castle, in the
county of Sutherland...
-
Aberscross Castle was a
castle near the
deserted village at
Aberscross, near Dornoch,
Highland in Scotland. The
castle was once the home of
Murrays of...
- Clan
Sutherland in the far north. Most
notably the
Murrays or
Morays of
Aberscross who were the prin****l v****als of the Earl of
Sutherland and were charged...
- Sutherland, led by the earl's
brother Robert Sutherland, and the
Murrays of
Aberscross.
According to Gordon,
during the time of John Sutherland, 8th Earl of...
-
Rival clans Clan
Sutherland (16th century)
Murray of
Aberscross Clan Gunn Clan Campbell...
- Gordon, 12th Earl of Sutherland, in 1631,
Alexander Murray ("Morray") of
Aberscross ("Abiscors") died
after a fall from a stair. He left one son and two daughters...
- army.
Battle of
Skibo and
Strathfleet Clan
Sutherland and
Murrays of
Aberscross defeat Clan Donald.
Battle of
Bloody Bay A
naval battle fought near Tobermory...
-
support of the Clan
Matheson and the Polsons,
against the
Murrays of
Aberscross, the Clan Ross and the Clan Gunn, and he
cited a
historic m****cript of...
- of
Caithness had
feuded with the Earl of
Sutherland and the
Murrays of
Aberscross which had
resulted in the
Battle of Torran-Roy in 1570
where Caithness...
-
Battle of
Pinkie in 1547.
Another of Mackay's
daughters married Murray of
Aberscross. In 1550 or 1551,
William Murray of the
family of
Pulrossie murdered John...
