- Sgùrr nan
Gillean is a peak in the
northern part of the
Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. With a
height of 966
metres (3,169 feet), it...
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warlord descended from the
royal Cenél
Loairn named Gillean of the
Battle Axe .
There are
stories of
Gillean being descended from the
Fitzgerald dynasty. He...
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Gillean Robert Maclaine of
Lochbuie (3
January 1921 – 5 May 1970) was the 25th
hereditary Chief of Clan
Maclaine of
Lochbuie and
Feudal Baron of Moy....
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kilometres (8.7 mi) long (from Gars-bheinn in the
south to Sgùrr nan
Gillean in the northeast), and
curves in an
irregular semi-circle
around Loch Coruisk...
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Gillean of the
Battle Axe, or
Gilleain na
Tuaighe in
Scottish Gaelic, was the
eponymous ancestor of Clan
Maclean and Clan
Maclaine of Lochbuie. He is...
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Scottish Gaelic "Mac
Gille Eathain", a
patronymic meaning "son of
Gillean".
Gillean means "the
Servant of [Saint] John [the Baptist]"),
named for Gilleathain...
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Manchester and
Liverpool and at
Broughton Hall near Skipton,
North Yorkshire.
Gillean Craig, for the
Church Times, was unimpressed, saying: "The plot is paper-thin...
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Eilean Bàn (Scottish
Gaelic meaning White Island) is a six-acre (2.4 ha)
island between Kyle of
Lochalsh and the Isle of Skye, in the
historic county of...
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Maclean and Clan Mackenzie, with the name
MacLean being coined by
Gillean-na-Taughe (
Gillean of the Battle-Axe), a
fierce warrior who
lived in the thirteenth...
- New Haven, Connecticut, page 168, ISBN 0-300-10863-X Jamieson,
Barrie Gillean Molyneux (editor) (2007)
Reproductive Biology and
Phylogeny of Birds: ****ual...