LEARMONTH-LERMONTOV. A HYISTORY OF THE NAME AND FAMILIES

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a tour of the museum at Serednikovo containing the treasures connected to the Lermontov family. Photographs, video recordings as well as television interviews by the Russian media then took place with Brian Wilton bedecked in full tartan regalia taking centre stage. In the evening the main celebration was held in a specially constructed marquee in the garden of the Manor, where everyone enjoyed dinner interspersed with many speeches and toasts in vodka. Mikhail was invested with a Lermontov tartan kilt by Brian Wilton who explained that this tartan was specially designed for the Lermontov family in recognition of their Scottish origins. On the evening of 5 th August all the family and guests had arrived and everyone sat around the Lermontov family table in the Manor House dining room where an excellent meal was provided. Frequent toasts were proposed during and after each course expertly translated into both English and Russian as required by Andrey Tsuguliev. Wine and vodka were provided in considerable quantities and the Russian way of proposing and responding to toasts was soon learnt and appreciated by all the guests. The occasion was a delight and by the end of the evening everybody seemed that they had known each other forever. The morning of the 6 th August started with a service and prayers at the Obelisk in the Manor grounds devoted to The Great Russian poet Mikhail Yurievich Lermontov. This was followed by - 252 - - 253 -
This was followed by a presentation of a painting of the Learmonths historic home Dairsie Castle, Scotland, painted by Gregory Learmonth. Several bottles of the finest Scotch whisky was ceremoniously presented by the Learmonths to the Lermontovs and tasted by all in recognition of their Scottish routes. This was followed by a short concert given by the Russian friends of the Lermontov family who entertained us with the most wonderful singing of classical Russian songs. Dancing and talking with new found family friends then carried on into late evening. On the 7 th & 8 th August we were all taken into Moscow by coach where we enjoyed escorted tours around the many historic sites of the city. - 254 - - 255 -
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Learmonth - Lermontov. A history of
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Lermontov. In the following researc
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Hector Boece was always criticized
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1435 Alexander Lermouth, surveyor a
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eginning of the eighteenth century;
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“mue” has the meaning: to chang
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could be also ‘clean water’. Th
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the name Luyrieux has a connection
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11. “The family of Brocas of Beau
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of Rait on the River Nairn. In 1236
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sparkling over her spring green clo
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educated at the Universities of Oxf
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Lermonths - Provosts of St Andrews:
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18th March 1531. However, by that t
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David Learmonth married Agnes Kynma
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A short history of Balcomie. The pi
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George Wishart, a Martyr. Sir James
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George Learmonth of Balcomie marrie
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custom of those times. On March 12,
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Shoemakers, Smiths, Tailors, Weaver
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quhacbe Lermonths lang luie Monthli
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John Learmonth, a brother of James
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Genealogy of the Learmonths of Fife
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Issue : (i) William Learmonth (ii)
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Wormiston”: ). The most detailed
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It is possible that he is the same
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Scottish ancestors from his father
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estates in the villages of Kuznezho
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estate was amicable and beneficial
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son of James Learmonth of Balcomie
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In 2003 a request was made by T. Mo
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Black Flower Illustration 32. Black
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current among members of student so
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work is analyzed in C.J.B. Turner,
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The mentioned article probably rais
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them with the highest military awar
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Petergof’s Imperial Palace Admini
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Page 79 and 80: We now return to the other sons of
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Page 91 and 92: Mikhail was always interested in th
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Page 95 and 96: Barbara was educated at the Smolny
Page 97 and 98: friend of Goethe. Aleksandra had an
Page 99 and 100: Prominent Learmonths. John Learmont
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Page 103 and 104: Robert Learmonth (1831-1886). Rober
Page 105 and 106: Between 1858 and 1862, David Learmo
Page 107 and 108: In March 1917, everything changed a
Page 109 and 110: Falkirk. Ellen was born 30.12.1832
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Page 113 and 114: Other notable Learmonths who came a
Page 115 and 116: made history here, yet this was the
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Page 123 and 124: distinguished contribution to surgi
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Page 135 and 136: a number of local people. Friday ni
Page 137 and 138: DVD on the history of George Leirmo
Page 139 and 140: the Learmonths in Mexico. Tatiana M
Page 141 and 142: Acknowledgement. Our work would not
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