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Quothquan (also
formerly spelled Couth-Boan,
meaning "the
beautiful hill";
Scottish Gaelic: A’ Choitcheann,
pronounced [ə ˈxɔʰtʲçən̪ˠ],
meaning "the common")...
- The
Chancellor family were
Scottish landed gentry who had
owned land at
Quothquan since 1432.
Chancellor was
brought up in
Somerset and
educated at St Mary's...
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Plantation Port
Dundas Possilpark Provanhall Provanmill Quarter Queenslie Quothquan Ravenscraig Ravenstruther Riddrie Rigside Robertson Robroyston Rosebank...
- The
first two of these,
Broughton Place at
Broughton near Biggar, and
Quothquan in Lanarkshire, were
executed in
traditional Scottish styles at the client's...
- episode: "Rumpole and the Old, Old, Story" 1987 The Houseman's Tale
Allison Quothquan episodes: 1-2 1987 Hold the
Dream Sarah Lowther episode: 1 1988 Tickets...
- He did much
philanthropic work in
Biggar and paid for the
church in
Quothquan. He died on 15
November 1919 at Shieldhill. He is
buried with his in-laws...
- Hylton. The
Chancellor family were
Scottish gentry who
owned land at
Quothquan since 1432. His
sister is the
actress Anna Chancellor. He
graduated from...
- Drum, and
Goodtrees in the
Edinburgh vicinity. He also held
lands in
Quothquan and
Newbigging in Lanarkshire; and
Broughton in Peebleshire. Cambusnethan...
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South Lanarkshire. The
village is
approximately 2
miles (3.2 km)
north of
Quothquan and 2.3
miles (3.68 km) south-east of Carnwath. The
nearest rivers are...
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Robert Tod, WS. The
Chancellor family had held the
lands of Shieldhill,
Quothquan from 1432. He
attended the
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, and after...
