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Kincaldrum is a
hamlet in the
county of Angus, Scotland. It lies 1 km
northwest of Gateside.
Kincaldrum House lies in ruins. A corn mill once
stood near...
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treasurer of
Scotland in 1461.
Guthrie was the son of
Alexander Guthrie of
Kincaldrum. From 25
March 1466, when
David Guthrie recovered the
barony and estates...
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miles from Dundee. The
nearest villages are Gateside, Invereighty,
Kincaldrum and Gallowfauld.
Inverarity used to be in the old
county of Forfarshire...
- King James'
cousin George Graham, 1st of Calendar.
Alexander Guthrie of
Kincaldrum, and his son
David James Henderson of Fordell, Fife; Lord
Justice Clerk...
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became the wife of
Edward Baxter of
Kincaldrum. He died
during a
visit to his
daughter Jean at
Kincaldrum, Forfarshire, on 6 July 1855. He is buried...
- Forfarshire. He was the son of
Graham Bower (d.1844) of Meathie,
Kinnettles and
Kincaldrum. They were
descended from
Margaret St
Clair of Roslin. His
father was...
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After a long
period of ill health, W. E.
Baxter died at his home,
Kincaldrum House, near
Forfar in
August 1890. In
November 1847, he
married Janet...
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Craigowl Hill, much of
Gallow Hill,
Ironside Hill and
Finlarg Hill to
Kincaldrum Hill in the east,
together with the
outlying Fothringham Hill and Carrot...
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Alexander Seton, lord of
Gordon to Lord Keith. He
acquired the
lands of
Kincaldrum near
Forfar in 1446 and
became Baillie of Forfar. Sir
David Guthrie of...
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Loanfoot Cottages 2,
Kincaldrum 56°35′19″N 2°55′24″W / 56.588704°N 2.923385°W / 56.588704; -2.923385 (Loanfoot
Cottages 2,
Kincaldrum) Category B 11007...
