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Charles Erskine also
spelled Areskine (1680 – 5
April 1763), of
Tinwald and Barjarg, Dumfries, and Alva,
Clackmannan was Lord Advocate, a
Scottish judge...
- geometry, and
should be
tested on the
subjects at the end of
their studies.
Areskine, an iatrochemist,
became head of the
court apothecary;
Johann Daniel Schumacher...
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Squadrone Volante Yes John
Scrimsour Dundee Yes
Lieutenant Colonel John
Areskine Yes John Mure
Likely Ayr Yes
James Scott Montrose Court Party Yes Sir John...
- Closeburn)
turned 18,
which led to
local gentleman and ****ure MP
Charles Areskine (Erskine), Lord
Tinwald overseeing the end of
their formal education. It...
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Erskine (1699-1783)
Colin Erskine,
father to
Charles Erskine (cardinal) "
ARESKINE (ERSKINE), Sir Alexander, 2nd Bt. (c.1663-1727), of Cambo, Fife". History...
- the earl's
coronet points to a
variant version of the
family name, as "
Areskine," or
possibly the
initial of Mar's countess,
Annabella Murray. Traditionally...
- A
crowned letter 'A' at Mar's Wark, Stirling, may
stand for "Annabell", or "
Areskine" a
variant of "Erskine"...
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Moncreiff Member of
Parliament for Fife 1709–1710 Succeeded by Sir
Alexander Areskine Baronetage of Nova
Scotia New
creation Baronet (of Wrae, Linlithgowshire...
- Amatoria. Some m****cript
copies include Erskine's name as "Sr
Thomas Areskine of Gogar". It has been
suggested that
Erskine collaborated with the king...
- and
Nations in the
University of Edinburgh, to
which Charles Erskine (or
Areskine) was appointed; this was the
formal start of the
Faculty of Law. By 1722...
