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Torthorwald is a
village and
civil parish in
Dumfries and Galloway, south-west Scotland. It is
located 6
kilometres (3.7 mi) east of
Dumfries on the A709...
- of Dumfriesshire, Earl of
Drumlanrig and Sanquhar,
Viscount of Nith,
Torthorwald and Ross and Lord
Douglas of Kilmount,
Middlebie and
Dornock (1684) Other...
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Torthorwald Castle is a
large ruined rectangular tower at the
centre of the
village of
Torthorwald just
outside Dumfries in
south west Scotland. The first...
- The
Lordship of
Parliament of
Carlyle of
Torthorwald (Lord
Carlyle of
Torthorwald) was
created in the
Peerage of
Scotland around 1473 for Sir John Carlyle...
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Scottish family from
Dumfrieshire descended from the
Lords Carlyle of
Torthorwald and
Rachel Murray of Murraythwaite,
Dumfriesshire descendent of the Clan...
- Earl of Dalkeith, Earl of
Drumlanrig and Sanquhar,
Viscount of Nith,
Torthorwald and Ross, Lord
Scott of Buccleuch, Lord
Scott of
Whitchester and Eskdaill...
- Kirkpatrick, Lord of
Closeburn (30 at the time) and Lady
Isabella de
Torthorwald (26 at the time) at the
Kirkpatrick stronghold of
Closeburn Castle and...
- to 25 mi (32 to 40 km)
across from
Drumlanrig Castle in the
north to
Torthorwald in the south.
Consisting of m****ive grits,
sometimes conglomeratic, greywackes...
- Kirkpatrick.
Rockhall Tower was a
castle that
belonged to the Kirkpatricks.
Torthorwald Castle was
another castle that
belonged to the Kirkpatricks.
Tynron Doon...
- Fleischer.
Within a few
miles of
Dumfries are the
villages of Tinwald,
Torthorwald and
Mouswald all of
which were
settled by Vikings.
Dumfries has experienced...
