Balmerino and its Abbey: A Parochial HistoryBoD – Books on Demand, 28 okt 2021 - 460 pagina's Reprint of the original, first published in 1867. |
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1229 | 3 |
Change from the Gaelic to the English Language | 16 |
CHAPTER V | 25 |
CHAPTER I | 40 |
CHAPTER III | 48 |
Foundation of the AbbeyAbbot Alan | 63 |
CHAPTER V | 69 |
Abbots Adam II William De Perisby and Thomas | 79 |
CHAPTER V | 228 |
CHAPTER VI | 239 |
CHAPTER L | 251 |
CHAPTER IV | 304 |
The Lairds of Birkhill | 312 |
CONCLUDING CHAPTER | 325 |
Appendix | 335 |
Alienation of the Abbey Lands | 347 |
Abbots William II Alan II Hugh John De Haylis and Richard | 99 |
Abbot RobertDissolution of the Monastery | 115 |
CHAPTER X | 133 |
Existing Ruins of the Abbey | 150 |
Part XXX | 163 |
CHAPTER II | 170 |
Mr Walter Greig | 186 |
Ar Androw Bruce Mr James Gairns Mr George HayMr John | 218 |
Fouduties of the Barony of Balmorino1680 | 360 |
Farmers and Rental of the Parish in 1694 869 | 369 |
Farmers and Rental of Naughton Estato in 1812 876 | 375 |
XXIIL Mr Huttons Letter describing the Abboy Ruins in 1789 880 | 383 |
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CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS 481 | 431 |
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