Kinneddar is a small settlement on the outskirts of Lossiemouth in Moray, Scotland, near the main entrance to RAF Lossiemouth. Long predating the modern...

Branderburgh. Stotfield, the first significant settlement (discounting Kinneddar which has now disappeared), lies to the north west of the town. Next was...

Westerton, plus Anderson of Kinneddar) Crest: An oak tree Proper (Anderson of Ardbrake & Westerton, plus Anderson of Kinneddar) Gaelic Name: Mac Aindrais[citation...

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no fixed cathedral, moving between the churches of Spynie, Birnie and Kinneddar. Between 1172 and 1174 King William the Lion agreed with Bishop Simon...

finally settled the episcopal see which had been at various times at Kinneddar, Birnie and Spynie. The ancient Forest of Darnaway was designated a Royal...

established himself as a hermit in Scotland, near Kenedor (present day Kinneddar, Lossiemouth, Moray). He may have emigrated to escape Viking raids in...

Sutherland. Elgin Museum, High St, Elgin — large collection, largely from Kinneddar churchyard. McManus Galleries, Dundee. Collection of class I and III stones...

Edinburgh (Edinburgh) Fortrose (Ross) Glasgow (Glasgow) Iona (Isles) Kinneddar (Moray) Kirkwall (Orkney) Lismore (Argyll) Mortlach — disputed (Aberdeen)...

their cathedral, and sited it successively at the churches of Birnie, Kinneddar and Spynie. On 7 April 1206, Pope Innocent III issued an apostolic bull...

17025 Upload Photo Upper Kinneddar House 56°06′40″N 3°34′23″W / 56.111218°N 3.573074°W / 56.111218; -3.573074 (Upper Kinneddar House) Category B 16995...

March 1771. Their children were Robert Maxwell (9 May 1772 - 15 Feb 1785, Kinneddar); William (8 Oct 1773 - ?); John (5 June 1775 - 7 Feb 1802, Calcutta);...

prior to settling at Elgin, cathedrals were at Birnie, Spynie and at Kinneddar Orkney Kirkwall cathedral originally at Birsay Ross Fortrose cathedral...

latter's excommunication. Bishop Archibald built an episcopal residence at Kinneddar, where he resided for much of his episcopate. His episcopate lasted over...

significant relationship with the major Pictish religious centres of Kinneddar, located 8 miles (13 km) to the east, and Portmahomack, which is just...

estates of Gask in Perthshire, Condie, Rossie also in Perthshire and Kinneddar were those most associated with the Oliphant Clan. Although the land at...

6987260; -3.4238680 Kilbuaick Castle No remains Kininvie Castle Private Kinneddar Castle No remains Pitlurg Castle Ruined Quarrelwood Castle 14th century...

Cathedra) at Elgin and Elgin Cathedral, but was severally at Birnie, Kinneddar and as late as Bishop Andreas de Moravia at Spynie, where the bishops...

on the site of Fetternear in the medieval diocese of Aberdeen and on Kinneddar in the diocese of Moray. The excavations at Fetternear done by SEPP have...

bishops of Moray had no fixed abode but moved between houses at Birnie, Kinneddar and Spynie. In 1172, King William I, the Lion, made grants to the church...

Duffus Dundurkas Dyke Elgin Elchies Essil Forres Fothervays—now Edinkillie Kinneddar Lhanbryde Logie Fythenach—now Ardclach Moy Ogstoun Rafford Rothes Spynie...

Elgin, it served as a cathedral, the seat being rotated between Birnie, Kinneddar, and Spynie. Simon de Tonei, the fourth bishop, was interred there in...

of Kinneddar on the outskirts of the modern town of Lossiemouth in Moray, Scotland. Despite their name the majority were discovered at Kinneddar - the...

397 12 Beacon 4 10 389 4 Coulart 3 13 197 13 St Gerardines 4 4 416 5 Kinneddar 4 6 416 14 Sea 4 7 427 6 Gordonstoun 3 17 146 15 Short 3 18 184 7 Ring...

by the 12th century and possibly earlier and was, alongside Birnie and Kinneddar, one of the early centres of the Bishops of Moray. Bishop John de Pilmuir...

4°14′04″W / 55.862966°N 4.234436°W / 55.862966; -4.234436 Kinneddar, Moray Kirk of Kinneddar; dedication unknown c. 1187 – c. 1208 (Diocese of Moray) Shortly...