- po****tion as 2,710. It was
formerly a pit village, the site of the
Polmaise Colliery 3&4 (
Polmaise Colliery 1&2 was
situated at Milhall),
originally opened in...
- The
ruined Polmaise Castle set in the
middle of
Gillies Hill was
built for £30,000 by Col. John Murray, 23rd
Laird of
Touchadam and
Polmaise, upon his...
-
Killearn Killin Kilmadock King's Park
Kippen Logie Mercat Cross Plean Polmaise Port of
Menteith Raploch Riverside St
Ninians Strathard Strathblane Strathfillan...
- (Wistari Reef -
Capricorn Group)
Polmaise Reef 23°33′12″S 151°40′58″E / 23.55333°S 151.68278°E / -23.55333; 151.68278 (
Polmaise Reef -
Capricorn Group) Fitzroy...
- Fallin, on
southern s**** of
River Forth, at
Polmaise. (Ruin). In the 14th
century the
lands of
Polmaise Marischal were
given to the Forsyths. Ecclesgreig...
- the
other three were
Herrington in
County Durham,
Snowdown in Kent and
Polmaise in Scotland. The next day,
pickets from
Yorkshire appeared at pits in Nottinghamshire...
- titles. The
Murrays of
Polmaise were one of the
beneficiaries of the Attainder. In 1716, Sir
William Murray of
Touchadam and
Polmaise became the
first Murray...
- Ayrshire,
being descended through junior lines via the
Cunninghams of
Polmaise. At
their greatest extent,
their lands included Mugdock-Mitc**** and the...
-
Construction of the
church was
partially paid for by Lady
Agnes Murray of
Polmaise Castle. The
church was
designed by
Peter Paul
Pugin in the
Gothic Revival...
-
Sandilands married Janet Murray,
daughter of
William Murray of
Tullibardine and
Polmaise.
James died
without children at
Hallyards Castle on 29
September 1579....
