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Author: Captain Craigengelt

Captain Craigengelt, an adventurer-soldier, companion of Frank Hayston. From The Bride of Lammermoor by Sir Walter Scott.
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Captain James Hay of Belton and the Cossar’s Wynd Rape Case

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Flying Officer Paul Wood Henderson (04 September 1918-29 May 1944)

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The Hays of Belton

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Was Margaret Wood Selkirk born in France, and was she French?

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There’s Been A Murder! Eliza Kidd

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With whom do we share Ancient DNA?

29th Jun 20212nd May 2022 Captain Craigengelt

The Cadell connection and Sir Walter Scott

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Sergeant James Old (aka Jimmy Auld) the Battle of Saint Valery and Stalag 383.

25th Jun 20212nd May 2022 Captain Craigengelt

Dunollie, by Oban, the home of Miss Ann Wilson Webb and of the Kings of Dalriada.

23rd Jun 202123rd Jun 2021 Captain Craigengelt

23 and 24 June 1314: The Battle of Bannockburn

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The Secrets of Roslin Glen: The Gunpowder Factory.

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Dunino Den – a hidden gem

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18 June 1639 The Pacification of Berwick

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17 June 1390 Destruction of Elgin Cathedral by the Wolf of Badenoch

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16 June 1338: Black Agnes of Dunbar prevails after a five month siege.

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A circular walk from Dunbar to Spott and Little Spott, 21 May 2020.

10th Jun 20218th Oct 2022 Captain Craigengelt

The Arthur Seat Coffins and Ian Rankin’s The Falls.

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Unusual sightings at Dunbar and the Isle of May

3rd Jun 202129th Aug 2026 Captain Craigengelt

Deacon Brodie – the inspiration for Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde.

2nd Jun 20215th Apr 2022 Captain Craigengelt

2nd June 1581 Execution of the Regent Morton by the Scottish Maiden

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