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Athelstaneford (/ˈæθəlsteɪnfərd/) is a
village in East Lothian, Scotland. It lies 3.5
miles (about 6 km) north-east of the
market town of
Haddington and...
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battle between the
Picts and
Angles in the East
Lothian village of
Athelstaneford in 823 that the flag of
Scotland was conceived. From the 10th century...
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Scots into
battle against the Angles, led by Æthelstan, near modern-day
Athelstaneford, East Lothian. The
legend states that he was
heavily outnumbered and...
- Martin, Lord of
Athelstaneford,
Sheriff of
Haddington was an Anglo-Scottish noble.
Alexander was
granted the
lands of
Athelstaneford, from King David...
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Edinburgh and in the Netherlands, and in 1731 was
appointed minister of
Athelstaneford in East Lothian. In 1738, he
married Isabella,
daughter of Professor...
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Saltire as the flag of
Scotland originated on the eve of the
Battle of
Athelstaneford in 832. The 1320
Declaration of
Arbroath cites Scotland's conversion...
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Scotland Show map of
Scotland OS grid reference NT510795
Civil parish Athelstaneford Council area East
Lothian Council Lieutenancy area East
Lothian Country...
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Cretan Saracens defeat the
Byzantines off Thasos. 832
Battle of
Athelstaneford semi-legendary
battle where the
Picts defeated Northumbria. 838 Battle...
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Fortune Location within Scotland OS grid reference NT546792
Civil parish Athelstaneford Council area East
Lothian Council Lieutenancy area East
Lothian Country...
- line was the
Hepburns of Beanston, and yet
another was the
Hepburns of
Athelstaneford. All of
these families were
prominent in
various ways at
various junctures...
