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Dunbog is a
parish in the
county of Fife in
Scotland which is now (since 1983)
united with the
neighbouring parish of Abdie,
Dunbog kirk
closing at that...
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spelled Dunbog and Dunboig) is a
title of
nobility in the
Baronage of
Scotland in Fife. In the
medieval period the
church and
parish of
Dunbog originally...
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Major Hon.
Henry Balfour of
Dunbog (died
circa 1730) was a
Scottish politician who was
Shire Commissioner for
Fifeshire in the
Parliament of
Scotland prior...
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outskirts of Newburgh,
extending about 3
miles eastwards to the
boundary of
Dunbog parish, with
which it is now
united ecclesiastically and for the Community...
- This is a list of
listed buildings in the
parish of
Dunbog in Fife, Scotland. Map all
coordinates using OpenStreetMap Download coordinates as: KML GPX...
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Crossgates Culross (to Fife from Perthshire, 1891)
Cults Cupar Dairsie Dalgety Dunbog Dunfermline Dunino Dysart Elie
Falkland Ferry Port on
Craig Flisk Forgan...
- in 1548. His
homes in
Scotland included Creich Castle and the
Place of
Dunbog. He was
extremely well-connected
through his
sisters and aunts. Robert's...
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General Nisbet Balfour (1743,
Dunbog—10
October 1823,
Dunbog) was a
British soldier in the
American Revolutionary War and
later a
Scottish Member of Parliament...
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Retrieved 23
January 2020. "View: Perthshire,
Sheet XCIX (includes: Abdie;
Dunbog; Errol; Flisk) -
Ordnance Survey Six-inch 1st edition, Scotland, 1843-1882"...
- was
involved in the
murder of John Grief. In 1530 he
bought the
lands of
Dunbog from the Earl of Rothes. He
married Janet Hay, a
daughter of John Hay, Provost...
