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The Royal Military Calendar, Or Army Service and Commission Book Containing the Services and Progress of Promotion of the Generals, Lieutenant-generals, Major-generals, Colonels, Lieutenant-colonels, and Majors of the Army, According to Seniority with Details of the Principal Military Events of the
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Upon Millarā€™s death his married sister Mrs Williams inherited it, and sold it to Sir John Watson, baronet. None of the Robertonsā€™ house remains although it is said " the great hall was beautifully decorated with armorial bearings of the Robertons, and that the fireplace was remarkable for its
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The Robertouns were feudal Lairds of Earnock from prior to 1226 ā€“ 1296 and 1390 - c 1700. ( The family were dispossessed for signing the Ragman Roll (Rampant Scotland). Simon Robertoun regained Earnock through marriage to a daughter of
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property "Earnock", after the family estate in Scotland.(Rae 1992) The house, a white weather-board structure, still stands on Hustmere Road, Takapuna. It is used as a hair dressing salon.
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Electric light was introduced to the house in 1881 although the town of Hamilton did not receive electricity until 1903. The house was sold in 1925 and demolished in 1926. (Stothers nd)
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An image held by the Canmore, the online catalogue and search engine of the Royal Commission of Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland.
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Earnockmuir, part of the original estate was inherited by Sir William Erskine Cochrane,(Hamilton Advertiser 1874) (brother of
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carving." (Hamilton Advertiser 1943) Watson and his descendants built a mansion upon the site. (Hamilton Advertiser 1943)
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This article is about the history of the Earnock area. For the residential area built in the Earnock area, see
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The Ragman Roll, as published at Rampant Scotland, last viewed January 19, 2008 AEST.
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Philippart, J 1820 The Royal Military Calendar Vol V p488 Valpy, London
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Sinclair, J Statistical Accounts of Scotland 1791 - 99 Volume 2 p 210
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in Auckland Waikato Historical Journal, April 1992 No 60 p 30
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family, Robert de Robertoun, by feudal charter from either
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Earnock Estate
Earnock is located in South Lanarkshire
South Lanarkshire
Language
English
Council area
South Lanarkshire
Lieutenancy area
Lanarkshire
Country
Scotland
Sovereign state
Police
Scotland
Fire
Scottish
Ambulance
Scottish
UK
Scotland
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Hamilton
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Statistical Account of Scotland
Celtic
Cadzow
Walter fitz Gilbert
Roberton
Malcolm IV

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