- Hugo
Arnot of
Balcormo (8
December 1749 – 20
November 1786) was a
Scottish advocate, writer, and campaigner. He was
described as a "natural curiosity":...
- Haugh, Hexham, Mosshouses, Overton, Tranwell.
Defunct Courses: Aspatria,
Balcormo Mains, Dalston, Mordon,
Whitcliffe Grange, Whittington, Whitwell-on-the-Hill...
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Scottish origin.
Notable people with the
surname include: Hugo
Arnot of
Balcormo (1749–1786),
Scottish advocate,
writer and
campaigner Frederick Stanley...
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Fault name OS map ref
County BGS map
sheet book reference/s
Balcormo Fault Sc 40E
Balgrummo Fault Sc 40E
Baligill Fault Sc 115W
Ballumbie Fault Sc 49 Balmacara...
- Category B 2502
Upload Photo Balcormo Farm
Gatepiers 56°13′46″N 2°47′04″W / 56.229392°N 2.78457°W / 56.229392; -2.78457 (
Balcormo Farm Gatepiers) Category C(S)...
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daughter of
George Walker Russell, on 6 May 1967. They
lived at
Wester Balcormo, Fife. His
maternal grandfather was
Frank Oliver Wills the High Sheriff...
- (1832–1916) Lin
Anderson (living),
crime novelist and
screenwriter Hugo
Arnot of
Balcormo (1749–1786), advocate,
writer and campaigner,
History of
Edinburgh (1779)...
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Friars Haugh and
Mosshouses in the Borders. The point-to-point
course Balcormo Mains in Fife was used for an
annual fixture in 2019 but
after the 2020...
- (1777–1838) and his wife,
Christian Arnot,
eldest daughter of Hugo
Arnot of
Balcormo, and was the
elder brother of Hugo Reid. When born the
family appear to...
- Category B 13017
Upload Photo Balcormo Mains Steading 56°14′24″N 2°57′31″W / 56.239918°N 2.958568°W / 56.239918; -2.958568 (
Balcormo Mains Steading) Category C(S)...
