Definition of Clerkland. Meaning of Clerkland. Synonyms of Clerkland

- World War, however Dunlop and other cheeses are as of 2007 made at West Clerkland Farm just outside Stewarton on the Dunlop Road, and are also produced...
- today (2008) is at West Clerkland Farm, a short distance from Barbara Gilmour's old home. An Ayrshire Dunlop cheese from Clerkland Farm. A detail from the...
- reduced the need for cheese manufacture. Dunlop cheeses are still made at Clerkland Farm (2010). Tam Giffen was reputed to be a warlock from the Dunlop Parish...
- as 'Strathannick'. Dunlop house and Corsehill castle (ruin) are on the Clerkland Burn and Robertland House is on the Swinzie Burn, both of which flow into...
- Category B 49293 Upload Photo Clerklands 55°30′51″N 2°47′15″W / 55.514062°N 2.787583°W / 55.514062; -2.787583 (Clerklands) Category B 13672 Upload Photo...
- Corsehill (also Crosshill) House stood on the east side of the Corsehill or Clerkland Burn and only a few remains were said to exist to show its site, however...
- groundable from the lands of ****lbee and Kirktowne (sic) should be ground at Clerkland Mill. In 1671 James Limont pursued Robert Wilson of ****ilbie at the barony...
- Aberdeenshire 57°29′N 1°48′W / 57.49°N 01.80°W / 57.49; -01.80 NK1245 Clerklands Scottish Borders 55°30′N 2°47′W / 55.50°N 02.79°W / 55.50; -02.79 NT5024...
- themselves as the Dunlops of that Ilk at what is now Dunlop House on the Clerkland Burn. A tradition states that the De Ross first held Borland or Dunlop...
- Edinburgh, on 15 December 1543, Christine Boyd daughter of Patrick Boyd in Clerkland near Stewarton, married John Nevin son and heir apparent of James Nevin...