Ancient castles and mansions of Stirling nobility / described and illustrated by J.S. Fleming (1902)
Fleming, James Sturk · Paisley : A. Gardner, 1902 · leaf 417
e, who acquired this part of the lands from W. Leslie ofBalquharn some few years prior to 1682, may safely be described as the builder of the mansion. Nocarved stone, initials, crest, ordate appear on the gable or cot-tage walls. The coat of armson page 413 was sketched fromsome heirlooms preserved… … ~^^M^&M^h I preceding him held th ■!*■;< >rr$ %-Af junction with other lands wh fmmwm i con-eretheir residences were built. Thusin 1380, David II.s reign, theywere, along with Craigforth, Tor-wood, Skeoch, and Erth, held byan Adam More of Abercorn—all being included in a Barony of…
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