- Clan Davidson,
members of Clan
Chattan like the
MacBeans.
History and
tradition ascribes the
MacBeans as
being among the
descendants of
Gillichattan Mor...
-
Alexander Macbean (died 1784) was a
British writer and amanuensis,
known as a lexicographer.
Macbean worked as
amanuensis for
Ephraim Chambers; and then...
- However,
according to the 1773
Dictionary of
Ancient Geography of
Alexander Macbean, that
settlement corresponds to the
modern city of Chernobyl. Just south...
- man,
especially Lissy Anne.
Henry offers to help with the farming; the
MacBeans desperately need more hands, but Gill
remains very su****ious of his motives...
- Hofmann.
According to the
Dictionary of
Ancient Geography of
Alexander Macbean (London, 1773),
Azagarium is "a town of
Sarmatia Europaea, on the Borysthenes"...
- Sir
William MacBean George Colebrooke, KH, CB (9
November 1787 – 6
February 1870) was an
English career soldier and
colonial administrator. The son of...
- Lieutenant-General
Forbes Macbean FRS (1725 – 11
November 1800) was a
British Army
officer of the
Royal Artillery.
Macbean was born 28 June 1725, the son...
-
melody was
named after the
village of
Bunessan by the translator,
Lachlan Macbean. A
monument to
MacDonald can be seen
about 1.5
miles east of the village...
- book "Kirkcaldy
Burgh and Schyre" by its
editor and co-author
Lachlan Macbean. The
Celtic Review, Vol. 6 No. 23 (January 1910) pp214-236 "The Celtic...
-
General George Scougall Macbean CB (1824– 10
January 1903) was a
senior officer in the
British Indian Army.
Macbean was born in 1824, the
second son of...
