A Family Divided: Dalmunzie Castle and the Jacobite Uprisings The MacKintosh Clan stood divided when the Jacobites rose up against the British crown in the 1700s. The Stuarts, a Scottish dynasty that ruled over all of Britain, had been toppled
History Dalmunzie Castle Built: 1510 Dalmunzie has seen many historic events over the course of thousands of years, although the written history of Dalmunzie begins in 1510 when Sir William Scott granted lands, including Dalmunzie, to John Fergusson of Dunfallandy.
Dalmunzie Castle is a magnificent turreted Scots Baronial style Laird’s mansion, set in a 6500-acre estate in the heart of Glenshee, dating back to 1510. Dalmunzie lies at the end of a quiet and secluded glen, surrounded by serene mountains
History of Crossbasket Castle Original Owner:James Hamilton, 1st Laird Hamilton – Born in 1415 in Scotland and Died in 1479 in Scotland Mary Stewart, Countess of Arran – Born in 1453 in Stirling Castle, Scotland and Died in 1488 Additional
Glasgow | Scotland Crossbasket Castle A Fairytale Outside Glasgow ABOUT | HISTORY |  Rooms |  Facilities |  Booking |  Contact Originally Built In1440 Associated Family NamesHamilton, Stewart, Lindsay, Baillie, Kincaid, Scott, Cumming, Peter, Macintosh, Downie, Cabbell, Clark, Neilson, FindlayMore information
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