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By Hole Ousia Posted on November 6, 2020March 5, 2023

Graffiti

This is an account of the grafitti of John Gordon, the last of the ‘Third Family’ of Cluny and the “richest commoner in Scotland”. Through John Gordon’s graffiti it is … Continue reading Graffiti

Categories: Deeside Tales, Family history, Omphalos films, Royal Deeside, Scotland, This is Not yesterdayTags: 1804, 4 St Andrew Square, Aberdeen, AN EARLY SCOTTISH TRAVELLER IN EGYPT, Andrew Robert Gordon, Antiquary, Braid, Camlet, Charles Gordon of Braid, Cluny, Cluny castle, Deeside, Deeside Tales, Deeside Tales: The stories of a small glen, Dr Peter Gordon, Edinburgh, Egypt, Girnoc, Girnock, Graffio, Graffiti, Hole Ousia, In search of John Gordon 1804, Johanna Trotter, John Gordon, Keersmaecker, Mausoleum, My family would seem to stem from the first family of Cluny, Oor Fairmer fae the far side o’ the hill, Peter Gordon, Peter John Gordon, Rachel Fiona Gordon, rebel antiquary, Roger O. De Keersmaecker, Sian Fiona Williams, Social maverick, Spelled out in graffiti, St Andrew Square, St Cuthbert's, The Antiquary, The Rebel Antiquary, the richest commoner in Scotland, The stories of a small glen, Third Family' of Cluny, Through John Gordon’s graffiti we have been able to reconstruct his voyage up the Nile., to be humbled

By Hole Ousia Posted on March 4, 2013November 30, 2017

Wolf McAndrew – Lynvaig

Chapter 6 of ‘Deeside Tales’: Wolf McAndrew – Lynvaig It was a curious yet stirring dream. It all started at the Cosh with a vintage car rally of which I … Continue reading Wolf McAndrew – Lynvaig

Categories: Deeside Tales, Family history, John Brown, Royal Deeside, ScotlandTags: 1897, a critic, a poet, Aberdeen Free Press, Aberdeen University, Abergeldie, Adam Watson, Allt Darrarie, Alnus glutinosa, Auchabrack, Aultdrachty, bacteriologist, Baldernock, BBC, Betula pendula, Bloomsbury, Bronte sisters, bullies, Burn of the Stunning Noise, cabbages and kings, Camlet Francis, Charles Dickens, Charlotte Glass, Crathie, Crathienaird, David Burnett Gordon, Deeside, dispatces, Donald Glass, Doughty Street, Dr Who, Egypt, Fittie’s Tragic Harbour Master, Foreign Office, Forest of Birse, Francis Gordon, freckled, Gaelic, Gallinago gallinago, Gean, General Charles George Gordon, George Eliot, Girnoc, Girnock, Gladstone, Glass horse, Glen Gairn, Glengairn, Gordonia, Gordonology, Grand Old man. Murderer of Gordon, historian, Historic Scenes in Aberdeenshire, House of Gight, House of Gordon, Jail of Aberdeen, John Cooper Kennedy, John Gordon, Joseph Lister, Jubilee, kensington Gardens, Khartoum, King’s College, Lair 1309, Leochel-Cushnie, Linquoch, little enclosure, Lochnagar, Loinmuie, Loinveg, London, Lord Byron, Lynvaig, Lynvaig John, Margaret Glass, Mary Leys, McAndrew, meadow of the bird-cherry, Nathaniel Gordon, Nature, Nellfield Cemetery, obsession, paddle-steamer, Pall Mall, Prime Minister, Prunus padus, pulmonary tuberculosis, Queen Victoria, red in tooth and claw, Romanticism, Royal Deeside, Sharon Jameson, Sheila Sedgwick, Snipe, Studies on Shakespere, Tennyson, The Jack-daw of Rhymes, The Legion of the Lost, The Sketch, Theatre Critic, Thomas Hardy, Tooth and Claw, Toum, umbrella makers, Velocity, verify your references, Wardhead, Where is the Mahdi?, William Bulloch, wolf

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