- on Pont's map of 1604, but no
mention is made of
Busbie. Armstrong's map of 1775,
shows both
Busbie as a ruin with
woodland policies and Knockentiber...
-
Busbie Castle was
situated in what is now
known as
Knockentiber (Scottish Gaelic: Cnoc an Tobair, hill of the well), a
village in East Ayrshire, Parish...
- Davy. In May 1818, the
house was
purchased from Davy by
Henry Ritchie of
Busbie.
Ritchie was a
Glasgow merchant, a
partner in the
Thistle Bank, and the...
- by the
Wallaces of
Elderslie but now only
ruins remain.
Busbie Castle, also
known as
Busbie Tower, near Kilmarnock,
Ayrshire was held by the Wallaces...
-
families was not
friendly and her
father Robert Boyd,
along with
Mowat of
Busbie, ********inated Neil
Montgomery at
Irvine in 1547 in
revenge for the death...
- gas-cooled
reactor respectively). A wind farm lies
behind Hunterston B on
Busbie Muir,
above West Kilbride. It
contains twelve 100-metre-high (330-foot)...
-
Commissioner for the
Treasury and
Commissioner for
Ayrshire Hugh
Montgomerie of
Busbie,
Commissioner for
Glasgow William Morrison of Prestongrange, Commissioner...
-
Friar 1898 –
Trade Mark 1899 –
Tyrolean 1900 –
Dorothy Vane 1901 – Big
Busbie 1902 –
Canter Home 1903 – Chit Chat 1904 –
Innismacsaint 1905 – Theodocian...
-
Reservoir Glenlatterach Reservoir Auldmuir Reservoir Barcraigs Reservoir Busbie Muir
Reservoir Caaf
Reservoir Camphill Reservoir Cuffhill Reservoir Glenburn...
- of
Fleet New
Abbey Mill, New
Abbey Aiket Mill,
Dunlop Bloak Mill,
Dunlop Busbie Mill,
Knockentiber Dalmore Mill,
Stair Dalmusternock Mill
Drumastle Mill...
