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Lochlea or
Lochlie (pronounced 'Lochli') was
situated in a low-lying area
between the
farms and
dwellings of
Lochlea and
Lochside in the
Parish of Tarbolton...
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unfavourable conditions of
Mount Oliphant to the 130-acre (0.53 km2) farm at
Lochlea, near Tarbolton,
where they sta****
until William Burnes's
death in 1784...
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Clydeside Daftmill Eden Mill
Glasgow Glenkinchie Kingsbarns Lindores Abbey Lochlea Ardgowan Bonnington Burnbrae The
Clutha Falkirk Holyrood InchDairnie, Glenrothes...
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Newburgh Lowland 2017
Mckenzie Smith Linkwood Elgin Speyside 1821
Diageo Lochlea Ayrshire Lowland 2018
Independent Loch
Lomond Alexandria Highland 1964...
- one of six malt
whisky distilleries in the
Scottish Lowlands along with
Lochlea Distillery,
Glenkinchie and
recently Daftmill Distillery,
Annandale Distillery...
- president. He had been a
doctor in Mauchline,
attended Burns'
dying father at
Lochlea in 1784 and
married one of the "Mauchline Belles"
before moving to Irvine...
- of
telling the tale to
entertain the
younger members of his
family at
Lochlea Farm, such as herself, Annabella, John and William. This
nursery tale was...
- was once the
Parliamentary boundary of the
Burgh of Ayr.
Scotland portal Lochlea,
South Ayrshire - a
nearby loch site The
Province of Kyle by
Timothy Pont...
- met Dr
MacKenzie when he
attended the poet's father,
William Burns, at
Lochlea Farm in the
early spring of 1783. Dr
MacKenzie related that: "The Poet...
- cottage,
leaving William free at the end of his
lease in 1777 to move to
Lochlea,
South Ayrshire. It was a time of
great agricultural improvements and for...
