- in the
rising of 1715 but they were
later restored.
Walter Stirling of
Faskine served in the
Royal Navy and was
appointed commander-in-chief of the fleet...
-
Lines of
baronets bearing the
surname Stirling have
existed since the 17th
century in
several distinct localities of Scotland. The
earlier baronetages...
-
Calder Water dam and
source Start of the
canal Upper Faskine bridge Faskine basin Lower Faskine bridge Seat on
towpath Tunnels &
Bridges Seat on towpath...
- He was born in
Philadelphia the son of
Captain Walter Stirling, RN of
Faskine,
Lanark and his wife
Dorothy Willing of Philadelphia. He was
Captain commandant...
-
later claimed the title,
becoming Sir
Walter Stirling, 1st
Baronet of
Faskine. He died in
London in
November 1786. His
second surviving son, Charles...
- the
Monklands Steel Company. The
Vulcan was
built outside Glasgow, in
Faskine, Airdrie, on the bank of the
Monkland Canal. The
Vulcan was
launched in...
-
descent from the
ancient Scottish clan of
Cleland (alias Cleuland) of
Faskine, Lanarkshire, south-east of Glasgow, with
which it
shares similar armorials...
- (3rd class). On 12
October 1873 she
married Sir
Walter George Stirling of
Faskine, 3rd Baronet. She died in
April 1896, aged 62.[citation needed] Bulletins...
- Jerningham, Baronet;
Duntze (314) (28
October 1774) to
Stirling (466) of
Faskine (30
November 1800)
Volume V (1805),
Supplement published in London, dedicated...
-
descent from the
ancient Scottish clan of
Cleland (alias Cleuland) of
Faskine, Lanarkshire, south-east of Glasgow, with
which it
shares similar armorials...
