- were
renovated in the late 1950s. The name of the
castle changed from
Tulliebole Castle to
Tullibole Castle during the same period. In 2012, a memorial...
- Clan
branches Moncreiffe of
Moncreiffe (chiefs)
Moncreiff of
Tulliebole (prin****l cadets)
Moncreiff of
Bandirran Moncreiff of
Kinmonth Scot-Moncreiffs...
- the clan. The prin****l
cadets of the clan are the
Baron Moncreiffs of
Tulliebole. From the
barons descend the
Moncreiffs of Bandirran, from whom the Moncreiffs...
-
Fossoway And
Tulliebole Kirk
Crook Of
Devon 56°11′01″N 3°33′33″W / 56.183487°N 3.559128°W / 56.183487; -3.559128 (Fossoway And
Tulliebole Kirk Crook...
- born in 1849, the
second son of
James Moncreiff, 1st
Baron Moncreiff of
Tulliebole. He
attended Edinburgh Academy. On 29
October 1880 he
married Mildred...
-
Baron Moncreiff, of
Tulliebole in the
County of Kinross, is a
title in the
Peerage of the
United Kingdom. It was
created on 9
January 1874 for the lawyer...
-
Portmoak were
entirely in Kinross-shire. The
parishes of Arngask, Fossoway,
Tulliebole and
Forgandenny were
partly in Perthshire. From 1845 they were used for...
-
United Kingdom. On 9
January 1874 he was
created Baron Moncreiff, of
Tulliebole in the
County of
Kinross in the
Peerage of the
United Kingdom; in 1878...
-
Gordon F. Millar, Moncreiff,
James Wellwood,
first Baron Moncreiff of
Tulliebole (1811–1895) in ODNB.
Accessed 20 July 2013. G. E. C., The
Complete Baronetage...
- Scotland. "Hilton House:
Listed Building Report".
Historic Scotland. "
Tulliebole Castle:
Listed Building Report".
Historic Scotland. "Aldie Castle: Listed...
