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Laird of
Vogrie lived in
India where he was a High
Court Judge. He died in 1869 and was
succeeded by his brother,
Alexander Dewar,
sixth of
Vogrie who served...
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Vogrie House forms the
centrepiece of
Vogrie Country Park in Midlothian. It was
built for
James Dewar and his
family in 1876 by
Andrew Heiton, the town...
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Vogrie Country Park in
Scotland is
managed by
Midlothian Council. It
consists of a
woodland estate surrounding the
Victorian Vogrie House. It is located...
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School or L****wade High School.
There is a
leisure centre,
library and
Vogrie Country Park in Gorebridge. Gorebridge's
local football team is Arniston...
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Roslin Glen
Country Park
Roslin Institute Rosslyn Chapel Tyne-Esk Walk
Vogrie Country Park Wallace's Cave
Midlothian has a
modern road
network as well...
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Temple Turnhouse Hill Tyne
Water Tyne-Esk Walk
Vogrie,
Vogrie Country Park,
Vogrie Golf Club,
Vogrie House Wallace's Cave
Whitehill Woodburn Woodhouselee...
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Commissioner for
Berwickshire Daniel Lodge -
London merchant James McLurg of
Vogrie -
Edinburgh merchant Sir John
Maxwell of Pollock, 1st
Baronet - Commissioner...
- one not do for his country'] Chief:
Michael Kenneth Dewar of that Ilk and
Vogrie Donaghey aka Clan
Duncan aka Clan
Robertson Crest: A
dexter hand holding...
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Samuel ****burn of
Templehall and
Vogrie (died 1614) was a
Scottish landowner, diplomat, and Sheriff-prin****l of Edinburgh. He was a son of John ****burn...
- Burn for the Earl of Stair. West of
Pathhead is
Vogrie Country Park,
centred on the 19th-century
Vogrie House, by
architect Andrew Heiton. The park is...
