-
moving up to
attend the
Alford Academy. In 1979 the
telephone exchange at
Glenkindie, just
north of Towie,
became the UK's
first digital telephone exchange...
- -2.9571
Glenkindie Castle was a 16th-century castle,
about 3
miles (4.8 km) south-west of Kildrummy, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, at
Glenkindie,
north of...
- Slow
Marathon 2014 took
place on Sa****ay 10 May. The
route went from
Glenkindie past Kildrummy,
Lumsden and Rhynie,
through the
Clashindarroch forest...
-
James Leith was the son of
General Alexander Leith of
Freefield and
Glenkindie,
Aberdeenshire and
educated at
Blackheath Proprietary School and Trinity...
- and
gained the
lands and
baronetcy of
Glenkindie. As a
result of this
marriage between the
Strachan of
Glenkindie and the
Earldom of Mar,
Strachans may...
- the Gallows" (Child 95), "The
Prickle Holly Bush" 145. "Glasgerion", "
Glenkindie" (Child 67) 146. "No, Sir, No", "No John No" 147. "Clerk Corvill", "(Giles/George)...
-
based on the
Monarch PABX, the
first example was put into
service at
Glenkindie, Scotland, in 1979, the year
before the
first System X.
Several hundred...
-
Kildrummy Castle for the Earl of Mar and his son Lord Erskine. The
laird of
Glenkindie also
helped to keep the castle,
fearing the
depredations that a garrison...
-
Mossat is a
settlement in Aberdeenshire,
Scotland on the A97 road near
Glenkindie and Lumsden,
between Bridge of
Alford and Strathdon, and is
situated on...
- Forgue, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, the son of
Alexander Leith of
Freefield &
Glenkindie and Mary
Elizabeth Gordon. He
joined the
British Army as an
ensign in...
