- They
initially settled along the Snye
River at a
location they
called the
Baldoon Settlement.
Thomas Douglas, 5th Earl of Selkirk,
provided an opportunity...
-
Baldoon Castle was a 16th-century
castle about 1.5
miles (2.4 km)
south west of Wigtown,
Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland,
south of the
river Bladnoch...
- The
Baldoon Mystery is a
legendary ghost story that is part of the
folklore of Wallaceburg, Ontario.
According to the tale, the
family farm of
local resident...
- do****ents the
beginning of the
Wallaceburg community from the
founding of the
Baldoon Settlement by Lord
Selkirk in 1804 to its
success as an
industrial hub...
- very
occasionally used by
light aircraft,
sometimes being referred to as
Baldoon Airfield. In the 1990s
Wigtown became Scotland's "book town". However,...
-
roads remaining.
Within the
locality the
airfield is
often referred to as
Baldoon Airfield. Furthermore, the
concrete bases of many of the
hangars and other...
- The Dunbar,
later Hope-Dunbar Baronetcy, of
Baldoon, is a
title in the
Baronetage of Nova Scotia. It was
created on 13
October 1664 for
David Dunbar,...
- When
another suitor appeared -
David Dunbar, heir of Sir
David Dunbar of
Baldoon Castle near
Wigtown - Janet's mother, Margaret,
discovered the betrothal...
-
settle poor
Scottish farmers in Belfast,
Prince Edward Island, in 1803 and
Baldoon,
Upper Canada in 1804. (See
Highland Clearances for more on the emigration...
-
Dumfries and
Galloway Castles Annan Castle Auchen Castle Auchenskeoch Castle Baldoon Castle Barclosh Castle Barholm Castle Barscobe Castle Buittle Castle Caerlaverock...
