- St
Quivox is a
small Scottish village north of Ayr and east of Prestwick. It lies on the B7035 east of the A77. The
uniquely named village is said to be...
- us in the
Chronicle of Scone. The name of the
church and
parish of St.
Quivox in Ayrshire, Scotland, is
thought to be a
variant of
Santa Kennocha Virgo...
-
Nicola Sturgeon. Joan Kerr
Ferguson was born on 23
October 1952 in St
Quivox, Ayrshire.
Sturgeon married Robin Sturgeon in 1969. They have two daughters...
-
succeeded by
William Leechman. He died in St
Quivox on 21
March 1763 aged 70. His
position at St
Quivox was
filled by Rev Dr
William McQuhae, who had...
- was a
Scottish first-class cricketer.
Drinnan was born in May 1883 at St
Quivox, Ayrshire. He pla**** club
cricket for Ayr and was
particularly successful...
- whom the
church of
Quivox is named,
often thought to be Scottish, was in fact Mochoemoc. However,
another source identifies St
Quivox with
Santa Kennocha...
- His
father was
James Gray (11 May 1834 - 23 July 1916), a
farmer from St
Quivox. His
mother was
Margaret Traill (3 June 1835 - 16
November 1891) from Sorn...
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Saint Mary [5]
Newton Stewart, Our Lady and
Saint Ninian Prestwick,
Saint Quivox Saltcoats,
Saint Brendan (closed) Saltcoats, Our Lady, Star of the Sea Stevenston...
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Rails to Ayr. Ayr Arch & Nat Hist Soc. p. 136. "Ayr
Sheet ****III.7, St.
Quivox,
Survey date: 1857,
Publication date: 1860".
Ordnance Survey. Retrieved...
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Institute of
Public Health and
Hygiene from 1937 to 1942. He was born in St
Quivox in
Ayrshire on 2
March 1853 the son of
James Oliver and his wife, Margaret...