fingask造句

• These included Fingask Castle in Perthshire, and Dale House in Caithness.
• Dundas was the oldest son of Thomas Dundas of Fingask.
• The regimental tartan is the Davidson, but pipers wear the Stewart of Fingask.
• The principal branches of the Clan Dundas were Dundas of Blair Castle, Dundas of Fingask.
• Short Fingask Follies films can be seen on www . fingaskcastle . com / fingaskfollies / folliesfilms
• During air raids in the Second World War, aircraft were moved to East Fingask beside Oldmeldrum.
• Before and after his mother died in 1855 he lived at Fingask with his three elder sisters.
• In 1730, the castle passed to Thomas Dunbar of Fingask, through his marriage to Bethia Baillie.
• One RAF building still remains at East Fingask, where aircrews waiting for the " All Clear " before returning to Dyce airfield.
• Fingask Castle was badly damaged in 1745 by government troops, as the Threiplands once more supported the Jacobites in the second Jacobite rising.
• Fingask was left to his first cousin's second son, William Scott Kerr, who subsequently changed his name to William Murray Threipland.
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• Fingask Castle has underground passages, still partly open in 1766, said to run to Blairgowrie is said to have a tunnel that runs to Ardblair.
• He was also precentor in the local strathspey " The Auld Boat of Logierait ", and a reel, " Miss Murray Threipland of Fingask ".
• His half-brother Dr . Stuart Threipland ( 1716 1805 ), repurchased Fingask in 1783 at a sale of forfeited land, for ?2, 207.
• Fingask was purchased for ?, 606 6s 4.5d by the York Buildings Company, an English waterworks company which had begun to specialise in forfeited land.
• Fingask was once an explicitly holy place, a convenient and numinous stop-off between the abbeys at Falkirk and Jacobites and was forfeited ( stolen by the Government ).
• The last of the Bruce lairds of Fingask was Laurence Bruce, whose " pecuniary involvements necessitated the sale of the estate for the behoof of his creditors in the year 1671 ".
• The "'Stewart Baronetcy "', of Fingask in the County of Perth, was created in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom on 10 December 1920 for John Stewart.
• The earl married secondly, Agnes, daughter of Sir James Hay of Fingask, and widow of George Preston of that Ilk and Craigmillar ( d . 1609 ), by whom there was no issue.