Ancient castles and mansions of Stirling nobility / described and illustrated by J.S. Fleming (1902)
Fleming, James Sturk · Paisley : A. Gardner, 1902 · leaf 419
Mushets of Burnbank, and he heldone half, pro indiviso, of the lands, with the alternate patronage of theChapel of Cambusbarron, also the mansion houses of Torbrex andCambusbarron, the lands of Torbrex and Kirklands of St. Ninians andthe above mentioned tenements inSt. Ninians. It is a tradition in… … CZidQ-e-cLe-cL o-<l£o o~^- Ca»t£iui.^ .C^t/LO-^ tg/L^2. CAMBUSBARRON MANSION. 417 House, en route for England, and treated him to a refreshment of cakeand wine, which was graciously accepted ; that the Stirling Castle gunswere trained on the force when it had cleared the Park Rock concealingit…
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