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The Hidden: Fugitive and Rebel Covenanters in Minnigaff in 1684
• September 1, 2014 • 1 CommentPosted in 1684, Alexander Gibson (Wood of Cree), Alexander Heuchan, Alexander MacTaggart (Dalnaw), Alexander Roxburgh, Alexander Thomson (Wood of Cree), Alexander Watson, Andrew Heron (Larg), Andrew McMillan (Glenmalloch), Anthony Dunbar (Craignell), Anthony McKie, Anthony McMillan (Kirroughtree), Anthony Stewart (Larg), Archibald McHarg, Archibald Stewart (Larg), Bardrochwood, Barnkirk, Caldons, Clauchrie (Minnigaff), Covenanters, Craignell, Dalnaw, Edward McKean (d.1685), Galloway, Gleckmalloch, Glenhapple, Glenmalloch, James Algeo (Minnigaff), James Gordon (Craiglaw), James Kennedy (Minnigaff), James Martinson (Glenhapple), John Mackie of Larg, John Macqhannell (Gleckmalloch), John McKie (Palgowan), John McTaggart (Terregan), John McWhirter (Caldons), John Roxburgh, John Stewart (Terregan), John Welsh, Kirkcowan parish, Kirkcudbrightshire, Kirroughtree, Larg (Minnigaff), Michael McTaggart, Minnigaff, Minnigaff parish, Minniwick, Palgowan, Patrick Dunbar (Machermore), Patrick Heron of Little Park, Patrick McKie (Gleckmallock), Patrick Murdoch of Cumloden, Penninghame parish, Preaching Howe, Robert Stewart (Terregan), Robert Walker (Minnigaff), Scotland, Scottish History, Terregan, William Cunningham (Clauchrie), William Kennedy (Barnkirk), William Ker (Wood of Cree), William McGill (Minnigaff), William Stewart (Larg), Wood of Cree
Tags: Covenanters, Early modern history, Galloway, History, Minnigaff, Newton Stewart, Scotland
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