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Tyninghame is a
small settlement in East Lothian, Scotland,
about two
miles north-east of East Linton.
Together with the
nearby settlement of Whitekirk...
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Tyninghame House is a
mansion in East Lothian, Scotland. It is
located by the
mouth of the
River Tyne, 2⁄3-mile (1.1 km) east of
Tyninghame, and 3+3⁄4...
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Balthere of
Tyninghame (later Baldred) was a
Northumbrian hermit and abbot,
resident in East
Lothian during the 8th century.
According to Hovendeus[who...
- Adam de
Tyninghame was a 14th-century
cleric and, as his name suggests, a
probable native of
Tyninghame in East Lothian. Adam
appears in the
records as...
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Annand and Lord
Murray of
Lochmaben (both c. 1622) and Lord
Murray of
Tyninghame (1625) John Murray, 1st Earl of
Annandale (d. 1640)
James Murray, 2nd...
- Ailerán
Andrew the Scot ****icus
Athracht Autbod Baithéne
Balin Baldred of
Tyninghame Barrfoin Bean Bécán Bega
Benignus of
Armagh Beoadh Beoc
Berach Blaithmaic...
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Whitekirk and
Tyninghame is a
civil parish in East Lothian, Scotland,
which takes its name from the two
small settlements of
Whitekirk and
Tyninghame. The two...
- to have
conducted raids on
Auldhame and
Tyninghame shortly before his
death in 941.
Auldhame and
Tyninghame were two of
several local churches dedicated...
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Liston in Lothian.
There was also an
important episcopal manor at
Tyninghame near Dunbar. When it
became an
archdiocese in 1472, the
other 12 Scottish...
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Tranent Tyninghame Wallyford (historically
within Midlothian) West
Barns West
Saltoun Whitecraig (historically
within Midlothian)
Whitekirk and
Tyninghame Whittingehame...
