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Skelmorlie is a
village in
North Ayrshire in the
southwest of Scotland.
Although it is the
northernmost settlement in the
council area of
North Ayrshire...
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Skelmorlie Castle stands on the
eastern s**** of the
Firth of Clyde, Scotland, at the north-western
corner of the
county of Ayrshire. The
structure dates...
- The
Skelmorlie Aisle of
Largs Old Kirk is the
remains of a
church in the town of Largs, Ayrshire, Scotland. The
majority of the kirk (church) was demolished...
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which the
Montgomeries of
Skelmorlie became temporal lords in the
seventeenth century. Sir
Robert Montgomerie built Skelmorlie Aisle in the
ancient kirk...
- Scotland. It is in the
traditional county of Renfrewshire. It is
adjacent to
Skelmorlie,
North Ayrshire. The town and
villages have
always been in
separate counties...
- Montgomery, 4th
Baronet (or Montgomerie, died 1694) was the
tenth laird of
Skelmorlie. He was a
Scottish politician known for the
Montgomery Plot, a Jacobite...
- and Hannafore, West Looe, Cornwall. At
Skelmorlie,
North Ayrshire, Scotland,
between Skelmorlie Pier and
Skelmorlie Castle.
Lower Hope Reach, near Gravesend...
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opened as
museums with
guided tours by
prior arrangement,
these include;
Skelmorlie (Scotland),
Veryan (England), Chop Gate &
Castleton (England), Rushton...
- Dunbartonshire, and
attended a
local school there,
before Law
transferred to
Skelmorlie, Ayrshire, and then a
school near the Clyde. At 13 she p****ed an entrance...
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built by a
local landowner, Sir
Robert Montgomerie of
Skelmorlie Castle,
seventh laird of
Skelmorlie as a
burial site for
himself and his wife, Dame Margaret...
