Captain Alwyne Farquharson, benevolent Scottish laird and longest-serving clan chief who won an MC after the Normandy landings – obituary

He inherited the vast Invercauld estate and in the 1950s the Queen leased a grouse moor from him adjoining her own land at Balmoral

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