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Migvie Castle was a 13th-century
castle to the west of
Migvie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Its
remains were
listed as a
scheduled monument in 2007. The castle...
- Megen, Megevie, Meggen, Meggernie, Midmar, Midstrath, Migdale, Migger,
Migvie,
Strathmiglo pant
hollow Panbride, Panholes, Panlathy, Panmure, ?Pannanich...
- of the
River Don
southward to the
Mounth hills. Its prin****l
seats were
Migvie and
Doune of Invernochty. The
Mormaerdom may
initially have
alternated between...
- Kinnedar, Lathrisk, Leuchars, Linlithgow, Longforgan, Markinch, Meigle,
Migvie, Muckersie, Portmoak, Rossie, St
Andrews Holy Trinity, St
Andrews St Leonard's...
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Upload Photo Migvie,
Migvie Churchyard 57°08′56″N 2°55′58″W / 57.14896°N 2.932656°W / 57.14896; -2.932656 (
Migvie,
Migvie Churchyard) Category B...
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feudal barony of
Cromar was a
feudal barony with its
caput baronium at
Migvie Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The
Earls of Mar held the
barony until...
- Gowrie, 151
Wyndford Road –
Kilmair Place / Edwards, 171
Wyndford Road –
Migvie Place / Rodgers, 191
Wyndford Road –
Gorstan Place /
Blaker 27 Castlebay...
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Craig Of
Migvie Or Hill Of
Rowan 56°54′19″N 2°49′59″W / 56.905227°N 2.833074°W / 56.905227; -2.833074 (Maule Monument,
Craig Of
Migvie Or Hill Of...
- Morebattle, and
Yetholm 1formed by the
union of the
parishes of Coull,
Migvie,
Logie Coldstone, and
Tarland 2formed by the
union of the
parishes of Banchory-Devenick...
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Aberdeenshire Equivalent to
Welsh mig(n) ("bog, swamp") + Mar (a
district name).
Migvie,
Aberdeenshire Equivalent to
Welsh mig(n) ("bog, swamp"). Mounth, Perthshire...
