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Kinneff is a
roadside hamlet in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, just
north of Inverbervie. To the
north lies
another hamlet, Catterline.
Within the
hamlet lies...
- Fa'side
Castle (also
Fawside or Falside) is a 15th-century keep
located in East
Lothian in Scotland. The
castle is
approximately 2
miles (3 kilometres)...
- only the
bases remained.
Fawside Castle from
MacGibbon & Ross,
looking much as it did when the
restoration started Fawside Castle,
restored between 1976...
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created Baronet of Nova
Scotia in 1668. He
married Agnes Fawside,
daughter of
George Fawside of
Fawside.
Their son, Sir
James Douglas of
Kelhead (1639-1708)...
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originally only
known as
Thorpe and in the 13th
century as Prestethorpe. The
Fawside family, who
originated in
Scotland and
accompanied King
James I, had Thorpe...
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nests remain. A
surviving oak bed at
Biggar Museum, was made for
Margaret Fawside of Fa'side Castle, who
married Patrick Levingstoun of
Saltcoats in 1598...
- a
village in
North Yorkshire, in England. The
house was
built for the
Fawside family in 1680, as a
rectangular building. It was
extended in 1835, the...
- south-west of the town
stands Fa'side Castle,
sometimes known as
Falside or
Fawside, a fourteenth-century L-shaped
tower house.
Isabella Begg née Burns, the...
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Dunbennan Dunecht Durno Echt
Edzell Woods Elliewell Ellon Elrick Eslie Fawside Fermtoun of
Upperton Fetterangus Fettercairn Findlater Findon Finzean Folla...
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comptrollership were vested. He died on 14 June 1616. By his
first wife
Elizabeth Fawside,
Preston left a son, John Preston, on whom a
Baronetcy of Nova
Scotia was...
