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Kirkmabreck is a
civil parish in the
historic county of
Kirkcudbrightshire in the
Dumfries and
Galloway council area, Scotland.
Situated in the historic...
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Kirkudbrightshire became part of the
Stewartry district. The two
parishes of
Kirkmabreck and
Minnigaff in the west of the
county went
instead to the
Wigtown district...
- Mersey. From 1830 onwards, most of the
building stone was
granite from
Kirkmabreck near Creetown, Scotland. The
interconnected dock
system was the most...
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Brown was born at
Kirkmabreck, Kirkcudbrightshire, the son of Rev.
Samuel Brown (died 1779) (minister of
Kirkmabreck and Kirkdale) and Mary Smith...
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Perthshire on 2
March 1764 the son of
George Muir of C****encarrie House, in
Kirkmabreck near
Creetown and his wife, the Hon
Margaret MacKenzie of Delvine. He...
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settled at Creetown. He
worked the
Creetown granite from the
disused Kirkmabreck Quarry. His work can be seen in the
redesign of
Adamson Square. The Creetown...
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Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Kirkmabreck. This is a list of
listed buildings in the
parish of
Kirkmabreck, in
Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland....
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October 2012,
retrieved 18
December 2008 Creetown, Scotland: The
Kirkmabreck Quarries,
retrieved 29 May 2006 Maund, T.B. (November 1991),
Mersey Ferries...
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whole area of that
county but also
including the two
parishes of
Kirkmabreck and
Minnigaff from the
historic county of Kirkcudbrightshire. Wigtown...
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Collateral Lines: With
Historical Notes.) "C****encarie |
Castle in
Kirkmabreck,
Kirkcudbrightshire |
Stravaiging around Scotland". www.stravaiging.com...
