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Stravithie railway station served the
hamlet of
Stravithie, Fife,
Scotland from 1887 to 1930 on the
Anstruther and St
Andrews Railway. The
station opened...
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Lumsden or
Lumsdaine families of Blanerne, Airdrie, Innergellie,
Stravithie,
Lathallan and Rennyhill. Gilbert's
younger son was
Thomas who held the...
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Watch Office at the
former No. 26 SLG
Stravithie...
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Stratford NF
England Warwickshire 1942 1945
Formerly RAF
Atherstone RAF
Stravithie Scotland Fife 1941 1945 No. 26
Satellite Landing Ground RAF
Strubby NY...
- Physician-in-Ordinary to
Queen Victoria Hugh
Francis Clarke Cleghorn of
Stravithie (1820–1895), physician, botanist, and
forester who
worked in
India Sir...
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Sandford and
Banwell railway station 416 8016 8010 - 4TC - 70859 - - BR Blue
Stravithie railway station - 417 8017 - - 4TC 76301 70860 - 76302 BR Blue Various...
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shunting operations, and by some
mishap running away.
Stations were at
Stravithie (spelt
Stravithy in Hutchinson's report),
Mount Melville, and St Andrews...
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years old. In 1824
Cleghorn and his
younger brother were sent home to
Stravithie, near St Andrews, Fife, to the care of his grandfather, Hugh Cleghorn...
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station Disused railways Following station St
Andrews Line and
station closed Anstruther and St
Andrews Railway Stravithie Line and
station closed...
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Indian Forester,
Scottish Laird - The
Botanical Lives of Hugh
Cleghorn of
Stravithie and The
Cleghorn Collection:
South Indian Botanical Drawings 1845 to 1860...
