- 08519°N 3.62063°W / 55.08519; -3.62063
Lincluden Collegiate Church,
known earlier as
Lincluden Priory or
Lincluden Abbey (the name by
which it is still...
- Nith from Dumfries,
Lincluden Abbey was
founded circa 1160. The
abbey ruins are on the site of the
bailey of the very
early Lincluden Castle, as are those...
- William's
favour in 1447. By that time, she had
retired to the
priory of
Lincluden and
vacated her
residence of
Threave Castle,
which was now
occupied by...
-
Robert Douglas,
Provost of
Lincluden (died 1609) was a
Scottish landowner, courtier, and administrator. He was a son of Sir
James Douglas of Drumlanrig...
- 1424:
Walter Foote,
Provost of
Bothwell 1426: John Cameron,
Provost of
Lincluden,
Bishop of
Glasgow 1432:
William Foulis,
Provost of
Bothwell 1442: William...
-
October 1615.
Between 1616 and 1623, he held the
offices of
Provost of
Lincluden,
Sheriff of Dumfries, and
Justice of the
peace for Dumfries. On 1 April...
- to no
earlier than the 10th century. The
parish contains the
ruins of
Lincluden Collegiate Church and the site of
Terregles House, once the seat of William...
-
Douglas of
Mouswald (died 1655)
Robert Douglas (died 1609),
Provost of
Lincluden Archibald Douglas of
Cavers William Douglas of
Cavers Sir
Archibald Douglas...
- Aberdeen, the
Glasgow prebendary of
Kirkandris and well as
canonry of
Lincluden and the
vicarage of Kilpatrick, both also in the
diocese of Glasgow, after...
- Andrew,
Bishop of
Glasgow Archibald,
Abbot of
Holyrood The
Provost of
Lincluden Colin, Earl of
Argyll William, Lord
Borthwick Robert, 1st Lord Boyd The...
