-
cultivated fruits and flowers. The area
South of the village, on what is now
Mansionhouse Road, was a po****r
location for
villas in the mid 19th
century and included...
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across Britain and
normally links to an
extensive farm with a
central mansionhouse. On 16 June 1376, King
Robert II
granted the
superiority of the barony...
-
Undiscovered Scotland.
Retrieved 21
September 2008. Hill of
Tarvit Mansionhouse & Gardens,
National Trust for
Scotland website (accessed 18-09-08) [1]...
-
House Balmerino Abbey Falkland Palace,
Garden & Old
Burgh Hill of
Tarvit Mansionhouse &
Garden Kellie Castle &
Garden The
Royal Burgh of
Culross Black Hill...
- of 1900 he
remained in the Free Church. In 1900 he was
living at 32
Mansionhouse Road in the
Grange district. In 1902 he
succeeded the Very Rev James...
-
being a
member of Edinburgh's "Pen and
Pencil Club". He
lived at 35
Mansionhouse Road in the Grange, Edinburgh. He died in
Edinburgh on
August 7, 1894...
-
Gillespie Graham was
commissioned to
replace the
whole structure with a new
mansionhouse, but this was
never progressed.
Instead smaller extensions were made...
-
celebration of his
jubilee in the
Martyrs Church. He died at home 28
Mansionhouse Road in the Grange,
Edinburgh on 29 June 1897 aged 81. He
requested that...
- A view of
Robertland Mansionhouse.
Circa 1930....
- Nicholson,
daughter of
Reverend Nicholson of Whithorn, and
James Johnston of
Mansionhouse of
Sands (in Fife). He
studied law at
Madras College,
University of St...
