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Pittenweem (/ˌpɪtənˈwiːm/ listen) is a
fishing village and
civil parish in Fife, on the east
coast of Scotland. At the 2001 census, it had a po****tion...
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Fillan of
Pittenweem is not to be
confused with the
later Fillan of Munster, who
settled at
Strath Fillan.
Fillan of
Pittenweem worked in Aberdour...
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Walter Menzies Campbell,
Baron Campbell of
Pittenweem, CH, CBE, PC, KC (/ˈmɪŋɪs/; born 22 May 1941),
often known as Ming Campbell, is a
Scottish politician...
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Pittenweem Priory was an
Augustinian priory located in the
village of
Pittenweem, Fife, Scotland. The 6th
century religious recluse St
Monan is believed...
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refer to:
Frederick Stewart, 1st Lord
Pittenweem (c.1590–1625),
Scottish nobleman first bearer of
title Lord
Pittenweem Frederick Stewart, 4th
Marquess of...
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Elspeth Mary Campbell,
Baroness Campbell of
Pittenweem (5
January 1940 – 5 June 2023) was a
British baroness and socialite. She was
married to the Liberal...
- Lord of
Pittenweem or
Baron of
Pittenweem is a
title of
nobility in the
Baronage of
Scotland (a
lordship of
higher baronial nobility than barony). Note...
- the
Roseneath Terrier (bred by
George Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll) and
Pittenweem Terriers (bred by Dr
Americ Edwin Flaxman). The
Westie was
given its modern...
- The
Pittenweem witches were five
Scottish women accused of
witchcraft in the
small fishing village of
Pittenweem in Fife on the east
coast of Scotland...
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Falkland Palace (hunting
palace of the
Scottish Kings),
Kellie Castle near
Pittenweem, Hill of
Tarvit (a
historical house), St.
Andrews Castle, St. Andrews...
