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Bronze Age hill
forts on
Tynron Doon and
Grennan Hill and a long
cairn at
Capenoch Loch
dating from the 2nd or 3rd century. The
toponym Penpont means "bridge-head"...
- Sir Hugh
Steuart Gladstone of
Capenoch FRSE FSA FZS MBOU DL LL (1877–1949) was a
Scottish ornithologist and landowner. He
served as Lord
Lieutenant of...
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North Balfern, near
Orchardtown Bay. Doon Hill fort (which is not a dun),
Capenoch Croft, west of Barnbarroch,
occupies a
rocky knoll from
which the ground...
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Cairngaan Cairn Valley,
Cairn Valley Light Railway Cairnryan Canonbie Capenoch Loch
Cardoness Castle Cargenbridge Carlingwark Loch
Carrutherstown Carsphairn...
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buried in the
parish church. The
church itself is in the
Gothic style, of
Capenoch ashlar, and was
built from 1813 to 1815 by
architect William Burn. In 1880...
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married Jean
Cecil Gladstone, only
daughter of Sir Hugh
Steuart Gladstone of
Capenoch, and his wife
Cecil Emily Talbot, (d. 1949), a great-granddaughter of Charles...
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Upload Photo Capenoch House Former Stables 55°13′27″N 3°49′05″W / 55.224243°N 3.818034°W / 55.224243; -3.818034 (
Capenoch House Former Stables)...
- "Blackwood
House Former Stables:
Listed Building Report".
Historic Scotland. "
Capenoch House:
Listed Building Report".
Historic Scotland. "Moniaive
Village Kilneiss...
- Dumfries, Scotland.
Margaret was the
daughter of
Thomas Steuart Gladstone, of
Capenoch, co. Dumfries;
Thomas Gladstone was the
eldest son of the
Liverpool based...
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Upload Photo Capenoch Lodge,
Quadrant Walls And
Gatepiers 55°13′46″N 3°49′30″W / 55.229333°N 3.82506°W / 55.229333; -3.82506 (
Capenoch Lodge, Quadrant...
