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Identifier: ordnancegazettee04groo (find matches)
Title: Ordnance gazetteer of Scotland : a survey of Scottish topography, statistical, biographical, and historical
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: Groome, Francis Hindes, 1851-1902
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Publisher: Edinburgh : T.C. Jack
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HARTREE Hartree, an estate, with a mansion, in the Peeblcs-Bhire section of Culter parish, 2^ miles S by E of Biggar.It has been held by the Dicksons since the third decadeof the 17th century. Hartrigge, a mansion in Jedburgh parish, Roxburgh-shire, 7 furlongs NE of the town. Approached by afine avenue, it is a Scottish Baronial edifice, formed in1854 by David Brycc out of an older and plainer housefor John, Lord Campbell (1781-1861), Chancellor ofEngland, who made it his home for several years. Itspresent possessor, his son, William Frederick Campbell,second Baron Stratheden and Campbell since 1836 and1841 (b. 1824 ; sue. 1860-61), holds 1600 acres in theshire, valued at £2278 per annum. Hartrigge, besides,was the deathplace of two Scotch judges — WilliamPennev, Lord Kinloch (1801-72), and Robert Macfar-lane, LordOrmidale (1802-80).—Orr^. Sur., sh. 17,1864. Harts Leap, a defile on the mutual border of Yarrowand Ettrick parishes, Selkirkshire, 2; miles NW ofTusliielaw. It got its
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