Definition of Whitburgh. Meaning of Whitburgh. Synonyms of Whitburgh

- Greening Practices including a Grey Partridge conservation project on the Whitburgh Farm Estate. Salvesen was a board member of the early-stage technology...
- eldest son Thomas Borthwick, the second Baronet, was created Baron Whitburgh, of Whitburgh in the County of Midlothian, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom...
- Notes LB Number Image Whitburgh House Doocot 55°51′20″N 2°55′19″W / 55.855662°N 2.92207°W / 55.855662; -2.92207 (Whitburgh House Doocot) Category B...
- Bombay 16 July 1908 878 Cheyne of Leagarth 20 July 1908 879 Borthwick of Whitburgh 21 July 1908 880 Kearley of Wittington 22 July 1908 Viscount Devonport...
- 1918 Baron Murray of Elibank 1912 Murray extinct 13 September 1920 Baron Whitburgh 1912 Borthwick extinct 29 September 1967 Baron Sydenham of Combe 1913...
- Balcarres 1596 1598 James Elphinstone 1598 1609 Sir Alexander Hay of Whitburgh 1608 1612 Sir Thomas Hamilton 1612 1626 James VI / Charles I William Alexander...
- afterwards 1st Earl of Haddington 1612: Sir Alexander Hay, Lord Newton of Whitburgh, Lord Newton 1616: Sir George Hay of Netherleiffe 1622: Sir John Hamilton...
- of Howden In 1718 he married Ann Hepburn daughter of Robert Hepburn of Whitburgh, by whom he had four children. Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae; by Hew Scott...
- created Baron Glenesk in 1895 Borthwick of Whitburgh 1908 Borthwick extant second Baronet created Baron Whitburgh in 1912, which title became extinct in 1967...
- created Baron Glenesk in 1895 Borthwick of Whitburgh 1908 Borthwick extant second Baronet created Baron Whitburgh in 1912, which title became extinct in 1967...