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Balruddery House by
Longforgan in Perthshire, Scotland, was
designed by
David Neave for
James Webster circa 1820. In
about 1879 it was
bought by James...
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Aberdeen and
Dundee with
farms and
field research stations at
Glensaugh and
Balruddery. The
Dundee site also
hosts the
Plant Sciences department of the University...
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family home. In 1880 they
bought and
moved to a
baronial castle at
Balruddery, Angus, near the city of Dundee. He ran his
family business from Dundee...
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married Alice White (1865–1944),
daughter of
James Farquhar White of
Balruddery, Perthshire. They had two sons and four daughters,
including Kenneth Nigel...
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Upload Photo Balruddery, West
Coach House/Steading 56°28′39″N 3°06′52″W / 56.477508°N 3.114498°W / 56.477508; -3.114498 (
Balruddery, West
Coach House/Steading)...
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Edzell United Free
Church (1900)
Clubhouse for the new
curling pond at
Balruddery House (1901)
Edzell Parish Church (1902)
Grange Golf Clubhouse, Monifieth...
- White, who with his
father had
installed electricity at
their house,
Balruddery, in 1881,
possibly the
first house in
Scotland and
second in
Britain after...
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Angus Glens Curling Club AWW
Curling Club Bank of
Schotland (Aberdeen)
Balruddery Curling Club
Banchory Curling Club Bon
Accord Pecten (Amalgamated) Braeknowe...
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sandstone used as a building/walling stone. A
little west of Liff at
Balruddery,
fragments of
fossil fish and a huge 'lobster' (early
Devonian eurypterid;...
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Province of
Canada from 1844 to 1848 as a Conservative. He was born in
Balruddery, Forfar, the son of
James Webster, and came to
Upper Canada in 1833. With...
