KINLOCH CASTLE (ISLE OF RUM) 

AND MEGGERNIE CASTLE (PERTHSHIRE)

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FAMILY MEMBERS

 

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“John Bullough bought Meggernie for £103,000 on 27 September 1883

exclusive of timber to be valued” from twenty-five year old 

William George Steuart-Menzies, whose family had owned the Castle since 1659.

It was William George who planted many of the trees, 

including the magnificent avenue of limes.

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The church was built in 1828 and today is the only place of worship in Glen Lyon.

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Overall height 80 inches (6ft. 8 inches)

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 WAR-TIME TRAGEDY 

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Due acknowledgment is attributed to each photograph / image in this blog.

LAST REVIEWED BY AUTHOR 9 NOVEMBER 2022.