- The
Livingston (later Campbell) baronetcy, of
Glentirran in the
County of Stirling, was
created in the
Baronetage of Nova Scotia] on 20 July 1685 for Alexander...
- of
Evelick 1666
Lindsay extinct 1799 Livingston,
later Campbell of
Glentirran 1685 Livingston,
Campbell extinct or
dormant 1810
Livingston of Westquarter...
- Earl of
Northesk Cambridge Ethie Castle Earl of
Newburgh Milan,
Italy Glentirran House, Stirlingshire,
Slindon House, Sus**** and
Dilston Castle, Northumberland...
- 1668)
Campbell baronets of Ardkingl**** (1679)
Livingston baronets of
Glentirran (1685) (later Campbell)
Campbell baronets of
Succoth (1808)
Campbell (later...
-
Bochastle And
Glentirran Cottages 56°07′25″N 4°09′36″W / 56.123573°N 4.159875°W / 56.123573; -4.159875 (Glentirranmuir,
Bochastle And
Glentirran Cottages)...
- was the
second surviving son of Sir
James Livingston, 2nd Baronet, of
Glentirran and
Bantaskine and his wife
Helen Campbell,
daughter of Sir
James Campbell...
- of Craigforth, by his wife Mary,
daughter of Sir
James Livingston of
Glentirran and Dalderse, he was born at
Ardkinglas Castle on 21
October (O.S.) 1745...
- daughter,
Helen Campbell,
married Sir
James Livingston, 2nd
Baronet of
Glentirran and Dalderse. The
Ardkinglas estate p****ed to
their son Lt.Col. Sir James...
