-
discovered on the
Blebo property. The area
around the
estate (
Blebo Hole) is
currently known as the
community of
Blebo Craigs. In
Central Fife,
Blebo lies three...
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Blebo Craigs, or
Blebocraigs is a
village in
rural Fife, Scotland. The
village contains around one
hundred houses on the south-facing
slope of the hill...
- 2nd of
Langhermiston (died 1672).
Beginning with
Andrew Bethune, 1st of
Blebo (died 1653), son of
David Bethune, 11th of Balfour, and
ending with Margaret...
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daughter of
Nicol Brown,
burgess of Edinburgh,
widow of
Andrew Bethune of
Blebo. He was born at Rattray,
Blairgowrie and
educated at
Aberdeen and St Andrews...
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Kirkcaldy Cowdenbeath Cowdenbeath Crossgates, Hill of Beath,
Kelty Cupar Cupar Blebo Craigs, Ceres, Cults,
Cupar Muir, Dairsie, Kemback, Pitlessie, Pitscottie...
- the village.
Children in
Strathkinness and the
neighbouring village of
Blebo Craigs go to
Strathkinness Primary School.
Children of age for secondary...
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Balmacolm Balmerino,
Balmerino Abbey Balmullo Bayview Stadium Benarty Blairhall Blebo Craigs Bow of Fife
Bowershall Brownhills Buckhaven Burntisland, Burntisland...
- She was the
younger daughter of Lieutenant-General
Alexander Bethune of
Blebo (1771-1847), son of Major-General Sir
William Sharp, 6th
Baronet and Margaret...
- Orkney: With a
Pedigree Table Tracing Their Descent from the
Traills of
Blebo, in Fifeshire. J. Calder. pp. 66–67. Foster,
Joseph (1888–1892). "Traill...
- the
Privy Chamber to Henry,
Prince of Wales, and
grandson of the
Laird of
Blebo, and
Matilda Melvill of Carnbee. He
graduated with an M.A. from St Andrews...
