- of
Auchmacoy were
staunch royalists and
supporters of the
House of Stuart.
Thomas Buchan who was the
third son of
chief James Buchan of
Auchmacoy, was...
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Auchmacoy railway station was a
railway station in Crawhead, Aberdeenshire, near the Burn of
Auchmacoy from
which the
station took its name. It was located...
-
converted to a
doocot in 1597 when the wall was demolished.
Doocot at
Auchmacoy, Crawhead, Aberdeenshire,
built 1638.
Looking up
inside the
doocot at...
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Auchinleck Ayrshire Valentine Bennett of
Auchinleck Auchmacoy Aberdeenshire David Buchan of
Auchmacoy Auchtermunzie Fife 1437
Fernando Gutierrez-Eddy of...
- 'Not
having followed mean pursuits'] Chief:
David Buchan of
Auchmacoy Seat:
Auchmacoy House,
Aberdeenshire Buchanan Crest: A
dexter hand
holding up...
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Auchallater Auchattie Auchedly Auchenblae Auchlee Auchleven Auchlossan Auchmacoy Auchnagatt Auchnerran Auchterless Auldyoch Backburn Backhill Badenscoth...
- House, Denhead,
Auchmacoy 57°21′49″N 2°00′37″W / 57.36374°N 2.010274°W / 57.36374; -2.010274 (Mission Hall And House, Denhead,
Auchmacoy) Category C(S)...
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Buchanan Clar
Innis An
island in Loch Lomond.
Buchan AUCHMACOY Refers to the clan seat in
Auchmacoy.
Cameron Chlanna nan con
thigibh a' so 's
gheibh sibh...
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Auchincruive GSWR 1951
Auchindachy GNSR 1968
Auchlochan Platform CAL 1965
Auchmacoy GNSR 1932
Auchnagatt GNSR 1965
Auchterarder CAL 1956
Auchterhouse (1st)...
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October 1932; Pitlurg;
opened 2
August 1897;
closed 31
October 1932;
Auchmacoy;
opened 2
August 1897;
closed 31
October 1932; Ellon; main line station;...
