Saturday, 30 July 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Back in England! The homesick snowman.
It's not as cold as I expected, down 'yere in Darrzet. In fact it's a lovely, sunny day, and the temperature is much more agreeable than it has been in Greece recently. My brother tells me that today is the first decent summer's day. I had a fabulous swim at Bowleaze Cove, Weymouth, and a pint of bitter at The Smugglers, Osmington Mills.
The photo reminds me of a song I once wrote when on a World Bank consultancy assignment in Northern Nigeria, circa 1978. It was a Mass Communication Feasibility Study, I seem to remember. Here are a few verses:
Trying to keep cool in Kano
I've got no sense of direction,
I don't know which path I should choose.
I'm just trying to keep cool in Kano;
Last week I had snow on my shoes.
The roads were all blocked by the blizzards,
I half hoped I might miss the flight;
But as soon as I checked in they grabbed me,
They strapped me in for the night.
So I'm back with the dust and the lizards,
Open drains and gastric despair.
Why did I ever leave Dorset,
Green fields and that smell of sea-air?
I'm deep in the North of Nigeria,
The harmattan's blowing today.
They've never seen a homesick snowman,
They won't mind if I just melt away...
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Platytera Monastery, Corfu
The monastery where John Capodistrias and Fotos Tzavellas are buried.
I recently discovered that a cousin of an old friend - and koumbaros, the late and much-missed Jimmie Katsaros (Demetrios Katsaros of Sebastopol, California), is a monk at the monastery. His name is Pantelis Tzekos, and he's 85 years old. I plan to look him up when I get back to Corfu.
Here are two old photos of Jimmie:
(Jimmie in centre; Chester Chan, right)
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Η ΓΑΤΑ ΤΟΥ ΠΟΡΤΟΒΕΚΙΟ, I GATA TOU PORTOVEKIO, On sale now
On sale now, in all good bookshops in Corfu (eg PLOUS, APOSTROFOS, MOUSTAKIS etc)- and throughout Greece, the Greek edition (Kedros) of this novel of Corfu life, Η ΓΑΤΑ ΤΟΥ ΠΟΡΤΟΒΕΚΙΟ
Online sales here (www.greekbooks.gr)
I Gata tou Portovekio:
Online sales here (www.greekbooks.gr)
I Gata tou Portovekio:
ΠΟΡΤΟΒΕΚΙΟ: ένα πολύβουο, γραφικό ψαροχώρι της Κέρκυρας. Κάθε κάτοικος έχει μια ιστορία να αφηγηθεί και συχνά οι ζωές τους διασταυρώνονται. Η Ζωή θρηνεί τον νεκρό σύζυγό της και η μικρή Λουίζα τη μητέρα της. Ο παπά-Αντώνης συνωμοτεί και ραδιουργεί. Νεαροί εραστές συναντώνται κρυφά. Η Χαρά είναι μια σκληραγωγημένη ανεξάρτητη γυναίκα κι ο άντρας της, ο Σπύρος, είναι ο ομορφότερος άντρας του χωριού. Ανάμεσά τους κινείται και η Μαμή, η γάτα του Πορτοβέκιο, όμορφη και πονηρή, προκαλώντας αισθήματα αγάπης αλλά και απέχθειας στους κατοίκους του χωριού. Ψάχνει για τροφή καθώς η μυρωδιά από τις κουζίνες των σπιτιών αναδίδεται στον αέρα. Οι αναγνώστες μοιράζονται με τους ήρωες του βιβλίου την προετοιμασία των φαγητών. Οι κάτοικοι του Πορτοβέκιο απολαμβάνουν ψητό ψάρι, μαγειρίτσα και φρέσκα, καλοκαιρινά λαχανικά με σάλτσα ντομάτας. Δοκιμάζουν χταπόδι ξιδάτο, ψητό σκαθάρι και χοντρό λευκαδίτικο σαλάμι, το λευκό λίπος του οποίου προβάλλει μέσα από το πορφυρό κρέας κάνοντάς το να μοιάζει με εκτυφλωτικό διάστικτο μάρμαρο. Οι μεγαλύτερες κοινωνικές εκδηλώσεις τους – ο εορτασμός των Χριστουγέννων και του Πάσχα, οι ονομαστικές γιορτές, τα γενέθλια, οι γάμοι – γίνονται αφορμή για πρωτότυπες γαστρονομικές απολαύσεις.
Ένα μυθιστόρημα με νοσταλγικό άρωμα
από τη νησιωτική Ελλάδα της δεκαετίας του ’50. Η ΜΑΡΙΑ ΣΤΡΑΝΗ - ΠΟΤΣ γεννήθηκε στην Κέρκυρα το 1946. Αποφοίτησε από τη Σχολή Σλαβικών και Ανατολικοευρωπαϊκών σπουδών του Πανεπιστημίου του Λονδίνου. Από το 1969 ταξίδεψε πολύ με το σύζυγό της, ο οποίος εργαζόταν για το Βρετανικό Συμβούλιο. Έζησε στην Αιθιοπία, στην Κένυα, στην Αγγλία, στην Ελλάδα, στην Τσεχοσλοβακία, στη Σουηδία και στην Αυστραλία, όπου πέρασε εφτά χρόνια με έδρα το Σίδνεϊ. Η Μαρία Στράνη-Ποτς ζει σήμερα μεταξύ Κέρκυρας και Λονδίνου. |
See What's Up, Corfu
John Clare again
John Clare never ceases to surprise me.
"Written in a Thunderstorm"
Greece could use a few good thunder-storms right now.
"Written in a Thunderstorm"
Greece could use a few good thunder-storms right now.
Theresa Nicholas, 80 Today
Happy Birthday, Theresa! Congratulations on the publication of your excellent Corfu novel, "Suntouched"!
Two images from Corfu Sketches, A Thirty-Year Journey:
"Rhythm 'n' Blues", Art Cafe, Corfu
Tuesday 26th July
Art Café, Gardens of the Palace of St. Michael and St. George | 21:00 | Free Entrance
Art Café, Gardens of the Palace of St. Michael and St. George | 21:00 | Free Entrance
"An outstanding Rhythm 'n' Blues concert, with leading vocals by Teri Vakirtzoglou, a genuiune talent coming from the Ionian University".
Teri Vakirtzoglou, voice
Yannis Papadopoulos, piano
Kostas Pasiotis, bass
Elias Sillas, Guitar
George Kosteletos, drums
Yannis Papadopoulos, piano
Kostas Pasiotis, bass
Elias Sillas, Guitar
George Kosteletos, drums
Enjoyable evening. Great venue. A tight sound, a talented group, but more jazz-pop-funk than rhythm 'n' blues, by my definition.
Monday, 25 July 2011
Michael Cacoyannis, Two Obituaries and an Interview
Bergman, Bunuel, Cacoyannis...
The greatest film directors of all time?
The Telegraph Obituary (today's paper)
The Guardian Obituary
My own interview with Michael Cacoyannis
Michael Cacoyannis Foundation
The greatest film directors of all time?
The Telegraph Obituary (today's paper)
The Guardian Obituary
My own interview with Michael Cacoyannis
Michael Cacoyannis Foundation
Sunday, 24 July 2011
Catching up with Nina-Maria
Peter Zumthor, Swiss Architect , re Hyde Park Pavilion
On Andy Coulson
And an ABBA song from back then!
On Andy Coulson
And an ABBA song from back then!
From Southgate to Camden: North London Soul (Amy Winehouse)
Like losing a close neighbour one never really knew:
Michael Gray posted this video of the late Amy Winehouse.
Rehab, Official video
BBC Obituary
Prospero, The Economist
The final interview
Michael Gray posted this video of the late Amy Winehouse.
Rehab, Official video
BBC Obituary
Prospero, The Economist
The final interview
Two Serbian Riddles
1.
"One plate serves the whole world".
What is it?
2.
"I came out on the silver threshing floor, played on a golden pipe; everyone heard me, no-one saw me".
Who or what is it?
From "The Golden Apple", compiled by Vasko Popa, translated by Andrew Harvey and Anne Pennington,
Anvil Press Poetry, 1980.
(Answers: 1. nus, 2. dniw)
"One plate serves the whole world".
What is it?
2.
"I came out on the silver threshing floor, played on a golden pipe; everyone heard me, no-one saw me".
Who or what is it?
From "The Golden Apple", compiled by Vasko Popa, translated by Andrew Harvey and Anne Pennington,
Anvil Press Poetry, 1980.
(Answers: 1. nus, 2. dniw)
Saturday, 23 July 2011
The Cat of Portovecchio, Greek Edition (Kedros, 2011)
I'm delighted to be able to tell you that "The Cat of Portovecchio, Corfu Tales", a tragi-comic novel of life in Corfu, by Maria Strani-Potts, has just been published in Greek translation, by Kedros, Athens.
PLOUS Bookshop in Nik. Theotokis Street, Corfu Town, received its first consignment today.
Friday, 22 July 2011
Blues Latitude, Pelekas
Blues Latitude, Pelekas Gig
I finally caught up with the new Blues Latitude line-up.
Maria Goros sang a stunning version of "I'd rather go blind".
The Greek Etta James?
They certainly socked it to us.
But I got home only to watch the devastating TV news from Norway, which was even worse this morning.
Statement by EU (Eurozone) Heads of State
Here is the statement
NB Para 2:
"We will monitor very closely the strict implementation of the programme based on the regular assessment by the Commission in liaison with the ECB and the IMF."
Para 4:
(30 years late? see my posting on the Greek economy before EU accession)
"Member States and the Commission will immediately mobilize all resources necessary in order to provide exceptional technical assistance to help Greece implement its reforms. The Commission will report on progress in this respect in October."
And a nice comment from Keep Talking Greece:
"From what we heard so far, one thing is clear: Greeks will remain economic hostages for the next 40 years. That means, I have plenty of time to keep feeding this blog. Therefore I’m off for a long weekend. The same I wish to you: Time for a nice and news-free Break."
NB Para 2:
"We will monitor very closely the strict implementation of the programme based on the regular assessment by the Commission in liaison with the ECB and the IMF."
Para 4:
(30 years late? see my posting on the Greek economy before EU accession)
"Member States and the Commission will immediately mobilize all resources necessary in order to provide exceptional technical assistance to help Greece implement its reforms. The Commission will report on progress in this respect in October."
And a nice comment from Keep Talking Greece:
"From what we heard so far, one thing is clear: Greeks will remain economic hostages for the next 40 years. That means, I have plenty of time to keep feeding this blog. Therefore I’m off for a long weekend. The same I wish to you: Time for a nice and news-free Break."
Preston Hall, Midlothian; Henry Callander (25.2.1862- 16.11.1928); Prestonhall; Henry Burn-Callander
Preston Hall (Prestonhall, Preston Hall, Parish of Cranston), Pathhead, Midlothian (Wikipedia)
Dundas Clan Tartan
Photogravure portrait above from
British Sports and Sportsmen- Shooting and Deerstalking,
The Sportsman, London, 1913.
Preston Hall Shoot, from Carberry, early 20th Century
Land and shootings at Elphinstone
Valuation Rolls VR009900028-/147 p 147 of 551, East Lothian County:
https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/images-pdf/VR009900028-00147-
Preston Hall Shoot, from Carberry, early 20th Century
Land and shootings at Elphinstone
Valuation Rolls VR009900028-/147 p 147 of 551, East Lothian County:
https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/images-pdf/VR009900028-00147-
During World War I, B (or "Bee") worked for the War Office in London.
Henry had various addresses in London, at different times:
25 Belgrave Square, 61 Cadogan Square, 23 Cork Street
and he also lived at The Grange, Uppingham, Oakham, Rutland, for a time.
After the War, Henry, Bee and Nina went to live in Bath,
at Luckington House, Marlborough Lane.
Henry had various addresses in London, at different times:
25 Belgrave Square, 61 Cadogan Square, 23 Cork Street
and he also lived at The Grange, Uppingham, Oakham, Rutland, for a time.
After the War, Henry, Bee and Nina went to live in Bath,
at Luckington House, Marlborough Lane.
See also, National Records of Scotland, Last Will and Testament of Henry Callander, dated 27 October 1927, recorded Edinburgh 1 May 1929, SC70/4/633 f.233-235
Marlborough Lane, Bath, April 1942
From this slide show
From this slide show
The Bath Blitz and aftermath, April 1942
"I Mean Well" ; "Et domi et foris" ("Both at home and abroad")- Callander crest mottos;"Tendit ad astra fides" (Burn motto).
Another view of hunting and shooting, "Manly Sports"
Frances Groome, Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland, 1882-4:
"Preston Hall, a mansion in Cranston parish, E Edinburghshire, near the right bank of Tyne Water, 1¼ mile N by E of Ford, and 4½ miles E by S of Dalkeith. A splendid classical structure, it consists of a centre and two wings, connected by lower buildings...The present proprietor, Henry Callander, Esq. (b. 1862; suc. 1865), holds 4869 acres in the shire, valued at £6865 per annum.—Ord. Sur., sh. 33, 1863."
On Alexander Callander (1741-1792), who served for 25 years with the East India Company in Bombay.
Some more photos
More information (No longer available at http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk?)
Further details
More (on the Temple)
Doors Open Day
Scotland's Places
Crichton Castle
More about Crichton Castle
Photos of Crichton Castle
Callander Family Information
I was sad to see this excerpt from an obituary notice (published in The Times, November 8- November 9, 2010) on the internet:
John Henry Callander
Major John Henry DL of Preston Hall, on 4th November 2010. Beloved husband of Jackie and loving father of Alice, William and Harry.
The gardens are now open to the public on occasion
Country Life, August 24 and 31, 1961
Images of Crichton Castle, J.M.W. Turner:
Country Life, August 24 and 31, 1961
Images of Crichton Castle, J.M.W. Turner:
Ruth (Burn-) Callander (born 1887), B's half-sister
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Henry Callander with Eleanor, Countess of Suffolk
Henry Arthur Coventry (1852-1925),
Uncle of Henry Callander
Arthur Coventry, from Jockypedia 3, See also, Gentlemen Riders, Past and Present, 1909, p. 306
"Candidly and Constantly".
The Croome Court Tapestries at The Met, New York
The Tapestry Room
Pdf file on The Tapestry Room, Kress Foundation
The Croome Court Tapestries at The Met, New York
The Tapestry Room
Pdf file on The Tapestry Room, Kress Foundation
Arthur Coventry was born in Melton Mowbray in 1852. He was the son of the Hon. Henry Amelius Coventry, of Coventry House, Burton End, Melton Mowbray (after his mother died, they moved to Pickwell Manor) and grandson of the eighth Earl of Coventry. He was the youngest brother of Eleanor, Countess of Suffolk. His London residences were at 53a, Pall Mall and at 83 Piccadilly. He was 73 when he died, at The Old Manor, Salisbury, Wilts. He is buried at the Parish Churchyard, Charlton Close.
My mother, later years:
Bee and Nina
A few old family documents concerning my grandmother:
Henry Callander (or Henry Burn-Callander; the preferred name is Callander)
was a descendant of James I and VI of England and Scotland, and of Charles II and Nell Gwyn, of course. See this genealogy,
and Part 13 - which, I note, is incomplete.
Postscript: the glamorous Gunning sisters:
Maria Gunning, Countess of Coventry
Elizabeth Gunning, Duchess of Argyll
Crichton Castle
(from Marmion, Sir Walter Scott)
AT length up that wild dale they wind,
Where Crichtoun Castle crowns the bank;
For there the Lion’s care assigned
A lodging meet for Marmion’s rank.
That Castle rises on the steep
Of the green vale of Tyne:
And far beneath, where slow they creep
From pool to eddy, dark and deep,
Where alders moist and willows weep,
You hear her streams repine.
The towers in different ages rose;
Their various architecture shows
The builders’ various hands;
A mighty mass, that could oppose,
When deadliest hatred fired its foes,
The vengeful Douglas bands.
Crichtoun! though now thy miry court,
But pens the lazy steer and sheep,
Thy turrets rude, and tottered Keep,
Have been the minstrel’s loved resort.
Oft have I traced, within thy fort,
Of mouldering shields the mystic sense,
Scutcheons of honor or pretence,
Quartered in old armorial sort,
Remains of rude magnificence.
Nor wholly yet had time defaced
Thy lordly gallery fair;
Nor yet the stony cord unbraced,
Whose twisted notes, with roses laced,
Adorn thy ruined stair.
Still rises unimpaired, below,
The courtyard’s graceful portico;
Above its cornice, row and row
Of fair hewn facets richly show
Their pointed diamond form,
Though there but houseless cattle go,
To shield them from the storm.
And, shuddering, still may we explore,
Where oft whilom were captives pent,
The darkness of thy Massy More;
Or, from thy grass-grown battlement,
May trace, in undulating line,
The sluggish mazes of the Tyne.
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Update, June 2014; Just Published:
From History of Parliament: CALLANDER, Alexander (1741-92), of Crichton and Preston Hall, Edinburgh and Elphinstone, Haddington - "Callander was an applicant for a writership in 1758, and spent the next 25 years in the East India Company service in Bombay. He evidently prospered: on his return home he bought extensive landed property in the shires of Edinburgh and Haddington and in 1789 Lawrence Hill reckoned him to be worth £6,000 a year. He invested in East India Company stock".
Valuation Rolls (Scotland's People)
(Sample page: https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/images-pdf/VR010800053-00390- )
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Proprietor
Occupier
|
GARDEN
AND
|
TRANENT
|
1925
|
VR009900028-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
TRANENT
|
1925
|
VR009900028-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
TRANENT
|
1925
|
VR009900028-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
TRANENT
|
1925
|
VR009900028-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
PART OF
|
TRANENT
|
1925
|
VR009900028-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE LIONS GATE PRESTONHALL LODGE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
PRESTONHALL STABLES
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
PRESTONHALL DAIRY
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
HOUSE
PRESTONHALL LODGE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
BRIARY
GRASS PARK PRESTONHALL
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
POLICY
PARK PRESTONHALL
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
STABLE
COTTAGE PRESTONHALL
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
TWO
FIELDS PART OF ROSEMAINS FARM
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
TWO
FIELDS PART OF ROSEMAINS FARM
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
FARM
OF ROSEMAINS
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
OFFICE
ROSEMAINS
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
HOUSE
ROSEMAINS
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
HOUSE
REDROW ROSEMAINS
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
OLD TOLL
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
HOUSE
PRESTONDENE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
STORE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
HOUSE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
SMITHY
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
TOOL
HOUSE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
HOUSE
MAGAZINE CRICHTONDEAN
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
MAGAZINE CRICHTONDEAN
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
PLANTATIONS
ON ESTATE IN THIS PARISH
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
SHOOTINGS
ON ESTATE IN THIS PARISH
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Tenant
Occupier
|
SHOOTINGS
LOANHEAD AND REMOTE
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Tenant
Occupier
|
SHOOTINGS
TYNESIDE OF HAUGH
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF SAUGHLAND
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
SAUGHLAND
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
TOW
HOUSES ROUTINGHILL
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
ROUTINGHILL
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSES
AND LAND OLD CRICHTONDEAN
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
AND GARDEN OLD CRICHTONDEAN
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
OLD CRICHTONDEAN
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF CURRIELEA
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FORD
HOUSE AND GARDEN FORD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
|||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
PARK
AT CRICHTON MANSE
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF CRICHTON MAINS
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARMHOUSE
CRICHTON MAINS
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
CRICHTON MAINS
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
FIELD
CRICHTON MAINS
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
FIELDS
CRICHTON HAUGHS
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF LONGFAUGH
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
LONGFAUGH
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor Occupier
|
HOUSE CRICHTON LIMEKILNS
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
AND LAND CRICHTONDEAN
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
CRICHTONDEAN
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF HOPE
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
HOPE
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF TYNEHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
TYNEHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF TURNIEDYKES
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
TURNIEDYKES
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
PATHHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
AND LAND CRICHTON
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
CRICHTON
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF CRICHTON HOUSE
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
CRICHTON HOUSE
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
BURNSIDE
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
FARM
OF WHIPPIELAW
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
WHIPPIELAW
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
DEPOTS
IN PARISH AND BLACKROCK QUARRY
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
PLANTATIONS
IN THIS PARISH
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
SHOOTINGS
IN THIS PARISH
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
Occupier
|
HOUSE
TYNEHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
LAND
MIDDLETON
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
AND SHOP CRICHTON
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
LAND
CRICHTON
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE AND SMITHY CRICHTON
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
AND BAKEHOUSE MYRTLE COTTAGE PATHHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
HOUSE
PATHHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
SHOP
PATHHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
STABLE
PATHHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
||
CALLANDER
|
HENRY
|
Proprietor
|
SHED
PATHHEAD
|
CRICHTON
|
1925
|
VR010800053-
|
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