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General Sir
David Graham Muschet Campbell, GCB (28
January 1869 – 12
March 1936) was a
cavalry officer of the
British Army, an
amateur sportsman, and...
- set out to
discipline a minister, Rev.
George Muschet. The
group of
women aimed to
protect the
Muschet from
being disciplined, but it is
thought that...
- Maj-Gen. Sir
Henry Augustus Bushman, KCB 1930–1936: Gen. Sir
David Graham Muschet Campbell, GCB 1936–1940: Brig-Gen.
Desmond John
Edward Beale-Brown, DSO...
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Northwood Joan Hart
Elizabeth Tilney John
Cheyne William Cheyne Joan
Muschet Sir
Laurence Cheney Sir
Laurence Pabenham Catherine Pabenham Elizabeth...
- Campbell,
daughter of
Patrick Campbell of Edinchip, and finally,
Christian Muschet. He died
before June 1677. Clan
Campbell Campbell baronets of Glenorchy...
- Category C(S) 8136
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Burnbank 56°09′50″N 4°04′47″W / 56.163934°N 4.079711°W / 56.163934; -4.079711 (
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Monuments Scotland.
Retrieved 27
February 2013. "Edinburgh,
Holyrood Park,
Muschet's Cairn".
Archived from the
original on 10 July 2012.
Retrieved 28 October...
- in-depth. BBC.
November 5, 2009.
Retrieved 2010-01-20. "Sir
David Graham Muschet ('Soarer') Campbell".
Centre for
First World War Studies,
University of...
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execute his warrant. And so on 13
February 1671, the Earl and
Alexander Muschet,
along with a well
armed party, made
their way to the
bridge to arrest...
- Sir John
Campbell of Glenorchy, 4th Baronet, and
third wife
Christian Muschet),
parents of
Donald Campbell (5th),
married to
Margaret Maclaine, parents...
