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When did Peter Wilson invent the football?
The football was inventeted in Oban slauterhouse and the item was a pigs bladder blown up and tied to be used as a football in the cooling hall of the slauterhouse, this is where Mathew, Alex (Sannie) and peter would play football , we the Wilson bros invented fitba.
Who were the 7 kings of Scotland?
House of Alpin:King Kenneth I Reigned 843/848 - 13 February 858King Donald I Reigned 858 - 13 April 862King Constantine I Reigned 862-877King Áed Reigned 877-878King Giric Reigned 878-889King Donald II Reigned 889 - 900King Constantine II Reigned 900-943King Malcolm I Reigned 943-954King Indulf Reigned 954-962King Dub Reigned 962-967King Cuilén Reigned 967-971King Kenneth II Reigned 971-973, 977-995King Amlaíb Reigned 973-977King Constantine III Reigned 995-997King Kenneth III Reigned 997 - 25 March 1005King Malcolm II Reigned 1005-1034House of Dunkeld:King Duncan I Reigned 1034-1040King Macbeth Reigned 1040-1057King Lulach Reigned 1057-1058King Malcolm III Reigned 1058-1093King Donald III Reigned 1093-1097King Duncan II Reigned 1094King Edgar Reigned 1097-1107King Alexander I Reigned 1107-1124King David I Reigned 1124-1153King Malcolm IV Reigned 1153-1165King William I Reigned 1165-1214King Alexander II Reigned 1214-1249King Alexander III Reigned 1249-1286House of Fairhair, disputed:Margaret, the Maid of Norway Reigned 25 November 1286-September/October 1290First Interregnum, Guardians of Scotland(1290-1292):William Fraser, Bishop of St AndrewsRobert Wishart, Bishop of GlasgowJohn II Comyn, Lord of BadenochJames, 5th High Steward of ScotlandDonnchadh IV, Earl of FifeJohn de Warenne, Earl of SurreyBryan FitzAlan, Baron FitzAlanHouse of Balliol:King John de Balliol Reigned 17 November 1292-10 July 1296Second Interregnum, Guardians of Scotland:Sir William Wallace Guardianship: 1297-1298Robert the Bruce, Earl of Carrick Guardianship: 1298-1300John Comyn Guardianship: 1298-1300, 1302-1304William Lamberton, Bishop of St Andrews Guardianship: 1299-1301Sir Ingram de Umfraville Guardianship: 1300-1301John de Soules Guardianship: 1301-1304House of Bruce:King Robert I Reigned 25 March 1306-7 June 1329King David II Reigned 7 June 1329-22 February 1371House of Stewart/Stuart:King Robert II Reigned 22 February 1371-19 April 1390King Robert III Reigned 19 April 1390- 4 April 1406King James I Reigned 4 April 1406-21 February 1437King James II Reigned 21 February 1437-3 August 1460King James III Reigned 3 August 1460-11 June 1488King James IV Reigned 11 June 1488-9 September 1513King James V Reigned 9 September 1513-14 December 1542Queen Mary I Reigned 14 December 1542-24 July 1567King James VI Reigned 24 July 1567-27 March 1625King Charles I Reigned 27 March 1625-30 January 1649King Charles II Reigned 30 January 1649-3 September 1651Third Interregnum:Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell Ruled 16 December 1653 - 3 September 1658Lord Protector Richard Cromwell Ruled 3 September 1658 - 25 May 1659House of Stuart (restored):King Charles II Reigned 29 May 1660-29 May 1660King James VII Reigned 6 February 1685-11 April 1689Queen Mary II Reigned 11 April 1689-28 December 1694King William II Reigned 11 April 1689-8 March 1702Queen Anne Reigned 8 March 1702-1 May 1707On 1 May 1707 the Kingdoms of Scotland and England merged into the Kingdom of Great Britain, thus from 1707 there are no Monarchs of ScotlandHouse of Stuart, Kingdom of Great Britain:Queen Anne Reigned 1 May 1707-1 August 1714House of Hanover:King George I Reigned 1 August 1714-11 June 1727King George II Reigned 11 June 1727-25 October 1760King George III Reigned 25 October 1760-29 January 1820King George IV Reigned 29 January 1820-26 June 1830King William IV Reigned 26 June 1830-20 June 1837Queen Victoria Reigned 20 June 1837-22 January 1901House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha:King Edward VII Reigned 22 January 1901-6 May 1910King George V Reigned 6 May 1910-17 July 1917House of Windsor:King George V Reigned 17 July 1917-20 January 1936King Edward VIII Reigned 20 January-11 December 1936King George VI Reigned 11 December 1936 -6 February 1952Queen Elizabeth II Reigned 6 February 1952-Present
What is the driving distance between Carlisle and Oban in Scotland?
189.43mi / 304.86km
What is the driving distance from Aberdeen to Oban Scotland?
The driving distance is approximately 185 miles.
What is the driving distance between Fort William Scotland and Oban Scotland?
by using Google Earth, you can easily measure distances without having to ask someone everytime you need it =D
What country is Oban in?
Scotland
How far by ferry is oban from Scotland mainland?
Oban is on the Scottish mainland.
Which coast of Scotland are oban and berwick?
Oban is on Scotland's west coast and North Berwick is on Scotland's east coast. Berwick on Tweed is also on the east coast but is over the border in England.
Where is Oban?
Oban is a town located in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It is situated on the west coast of Scotland and is known for its scenic beauty, seafood, and as a gateway to the Inner Hebrides islands.
Where specifically would a person fly from in Scotland to Oban?
The river Clyde from Glasgow to Oban via the seaplane.
What is the name of western town in Scotland?
Oban, Stornaway, Campbelltown.
What is the distance between Edinburgh and Oban?
120 miles taking this route:Take M9 STIRLING, from Edinburgh, to A85 CRIANLARICH via A84 (at J10 on M9).Take A85 to OBAN.
How many miles between Kirkcaldy in Scotland and Oban in Scotland?
Around 350 miles, of which about 220 miles is aboard the Lerwick to Aberdeen ferry. The easiest way is to fly.
What are some cities in Scotland that begin with the letter O?
There are no cities in Scotland that begin with the letter O. However, Oban is a town in Scotland.
