- at Weem (1600),
Anstruther Easter, Fife (1634–1644) and New ****nock,
Ayreshire (1657). In the 17th
century a Gr****
cross plan was used for
churches such...
- 58°01’52”N 01°42’06”E
Water depth,
metres 95.6
Fabrication of
jacket Ayreshire Marine Construction,
Hunterston Jacket weight,
tonnes 42,750 unballasted...
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Stewarton is a town in East
Ayreshire, Scotland. Stewarton,
Stuart Town, and
similar names may also
refer to: Stewarton, Argyll, Scotland; a
village Stewarton...
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Northcroft returned to New
Zealand in 1918 as
medical officer on the
troopship Ayreshire after practising medicine in
England during the war. She
practised obstetrics...
- Hampshire;
Royal Highland Fusiliers (Princess Margaret's Own
Glasgow and
Ayreshire Regiment) -
Whistle o'er the Lave O't and
British Grenadiers:
Royal Hospital...
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purchased a 150-acre farm, grew tobacco, and
raised cattle,
specializing in
Ayreshires.
Alsop worked as
president of two
insurance companies: the
Hartford County...
- Farm,
after his birthplace. On the farm, he
raised mules and
purebred Ayreshire bulls to
contribute to the
dairy industry. He also
owned purebred stallions...
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Evolution of a
Medieval Scottish Manor at Perceton, Near Irvine,
North Ayreshire" (PDF).
Medieval Archaeology. 48: 143–166. doi:10.1179/007660904225022834...
- 1837, in Williamsport, Maryland, the son of John
Lambie of Golston,
Ayreshire, Scotland, and
Eliza Ann
Krebs of Maryland. He was
married on June 3,...
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constant use as a
farming property.
After 1912 the
property included an
Ayreshire cattle stud and a
private race
horse stud
along with the
already established...
