-
thought to be made of granite. It can be
easily found next to Mill of
Nethermill [2]
which is the bay
immediately west of Pennan.[3] The
Online Scots Dictionary...
- Washington;
opened 24
February 1837;
closed 6
September 1847;
Ardler Junction;
Nethermill Junction; Newtyle;
Dundee and
Newtyle station; see above.
Newtyle and...
-
vision of Britain.
Retrieved 8
February 2012.[permanent dead link] "
Nethermill Primary School".
Dumfries and
Galloway Council.
Retrieved 8
February 2012...
-
Barrmill Giffordland Mill,
Dalry Kersland Mill,
Beith Mill o'Beith,
Beith Nethermill,
Kilbirnie Perceton Mill,
Irvine Sevenacres Mill,
Kilwinning Stevenston...
-
Alexander Ramsay,
owner of the
Fasque estate, who
converted a corn mill at
Nethermill into a distillery.
After losing his fortune,
Alexander was
forced to sell...
-
Alexander Ramsay,
owner of the
Fasque estate, who
converted a corn mill at
Nethermill into a distillery.
After losing his fortune,
Alexander was
forced to sell...
- its
confluence with the Garnock.
Robert Aitken's
survey of 1827
shows Nethermill and
records that only one corn mill and one lint or flax mill were present...
- and was
married to
Isabel Nethermill by 1539, when he was
named an
overseer in the will of his father-in-law
Julian Nethermill of Coventry, who made small...
-
Richard Morison, and secondly,
before 1561,
Bridget Over,
widow of John
Nethermill, and
daughter of
Henry Over, who
survived him.
Mildred Hales (died 1596)...
- Lord
Mayor of
London in 1555. His
mother was Isabel,
daughter of
Julian Nethermill, of Coventry, and his
paternal grandfather was John Gerrard,
alias Garret...
