-
Derelict but and ben near
Lochhill...
-
Spens of Condie, Lord
Condie Robert Crichton 1573–1582:
David Borthwick of
Lochhill 1582–1589:
David Macgill of Cranston-Riddell, and
Nisbet 1589–1594: John...
- Kincardineshire, with cup and ring
marks Slewcairn in Kirkcudbrightshire.
Lochhill in Kirkcudbrightshire. All have
narrow rectangular chambers whose positions...
- is
thought that
Bernard Street takes its name from
Bernard Lindsay of
Lochhill, a
courtier to
James VI and I, who was
granted the King's Wark in 1604...
-
Helen Lindsay, a
daughter of
Bernard Lindsay of King's Wark, Creig, and
Lochhill. His
fourth wife was
Agnes Nicolson, a
daughter of
Thomas Nicolson of ****burnspath...
-
Plaid Loch and a
Trinmaks River as the outflow. A
location recorded as
Lochhill lies to the
north and East
Plaid is nearby. The loch is
roughly circular...
- is said to have
escaped dressed as a page. In 1573,
David Borthwick of
Lochhill became the king's
advocate or prin****l
legal adviser. However, not all...
-
walled area. The
buildings of the King's Wark p****ed to
Bernard Lindsay of
Lochhill in 1606 by Act of Parliament.
Lindsay had a
Leith connection, his father...
- Castle. In 1608 the
Ballencrieff estate was
bought by
Bernard Lindsay of
Lochhill,
owner of the King's Wark, and then to Sir
Patrick Murray in 1632, In 1679...
- Loch of
Stair Lochhill Farm
above the old loch Loch of
Stair Previous location of the Loch of Stair, East
Ayrshire Location Stair, East Ayrshire, Scotland...
