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Balvaird Castle". Burke's Peerage. 27 June 2024.
Retrieved 27 June 2024. "The Much
Honoured Brady Brim-DeForest of
Balvaird Castle,
Baron of
Balvaird"...
- Lord of
Balvaird or
Baron of
Balvaird is a
title of
nobility in the
Baronage of Scotland. It was
originally confirmed by
James VI in 1624 for
Andrew Murray...
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Balvaird Castle in
Perthshire is a
traditional late
medieval Scottish tower house. It is
located in the
Ochil Hills,
around 5
kilometres (3.1 mi) south...
- Lord
Balvaird is a
title in the
Peerage of Scotland. It was
created the 17th of
November 1641 for Sir
Andrew Murray, who was at that time also the feudal...
- ****puill, Blackbarony, Mr
William Murray,
Parson of Dysart,
Androw Moray of
Balvaird,
Patrick Murray of Falahill,
William Murray (younger) of Pomauis, Johne...
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Viscount of Stormont, the
fifteenth Lord
Scone and the
thirteenth Lord
Balvaird. The
family seat is
Scone Palace, near Scone, Perthshire. The Earl of Mansfield...
- 1625, and
failing which to 3) Sir
Andrew Murray, who was
created Lord
Balvaird in 1641. Lord
Stormont died
childless and was
succeeded according to the...
- Sir
Andrew Murray, 1st Lord
Balvaird (1597?–1644) was a
Scottish minister of
Abdie in Fife, and the only
minister of the
Church of
Scotland on whom a knighthood...
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eight who died in the
Second World War were
added later. The 15th
century Balvaird Castle, a
mediaeval tower house, is
located outside of the village. The...
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Scottish heraldry) or the war cry, Arms of
Brady Brim-DeForest,
Baron of
Balvaird Ships and
submarines in the
Royal Navy (RN) each have a
badge and motto...
