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| birth_place = [[Tarbolton]], Scotland [[Category:People from Tarbolton]] ...

...architect, superintendent of reserves and silviculturist. He was born in [[Tarbolton]], [[Ayrshire]], Scotland, in 1873.<ref name="DNZB Tannock">{{DNZB|title=Da [[Category:People from Tarbolton]] ...

| birth_place = [[Tarbolton]], Scotland ...F.C.|Berwick Rangers]]. He lived most of his life in the town of Ayr near Tarbolton. ...

| birth_place = [[Tarbolton]], Scotland [[Category:People from Tarbolton]] ...

[[File:Jedburgh Abbey church from the South end. Scottish Borders.jpg|thumb|330px|Jedburgh Abbey church used He was born in the manse of [[Tarbolton]] in [[Ayrshire]] on 22 September 1808 the son of Rev John Ritchie, the loc ...

| birth_place = [[Tarbolton]], Scotland Whigham was born in [[Tarbolton]], Scotland, one of six brothers and four sisters to [[David Whigham|David ...

| birth_place = [[Tarbolton]], Scotland ...d John Andrew, a ploughman and widower,<ref name=H/> on 9 February 1788 in Tarbolton, Ayrshire, Scotland. They had four children; she is said to have been a mod ...

| image = File:Spittleside Farm, Tarbolton, East Ayrshire. Home of David Sillars.jpg | caption = Spittleside Farm, Tarbolton ...

[[File:Gardyne Castle from SW.jpg|thumb|Southern Frontage]] ...r Scotland'' gives the date as 1468.</ref> A further inscribed stone moved from the neighbouring home farm bears the arms of [[James I of England|King Jame ...

...membered her sister Annabella taking her to dance with Matthew Paterson at Tarbolton's Bacherlors' Club after his intended partner failed to turn up.<ref>Boyle, ...be remembered to you.''" On 15 April 1789 he wrote that "''The inclosed is from Gilbert brought by your sister Nanny.''"<ref name="peen"/> ...

{{other people||William Dunlop (disambiguation){{!}}William Dunlop}} | death_place = [[Tarbolton]], Scotland ...

Imparkment developed from the 12th to the 14th centuries, reaching its peak in the early 1300s at whi ...r-trap' and the local place-names 'Eldrig', 'Elrig', 'Elrick', etc. derive from this source and some of the defiles used in the hunt can still be identifie ...

[[File:Bachelors' Club, Tarbolton.JPG|thumb|upright|The Tarbolton Batchelors' Club, model for Burns clubs the world over.]] ...ting as 'male only' clubs in the mould of the [[Bachelors' Club, Tarbolton|Tarbolton 'Batchelor's Club']]<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |title=Honorary Presidents |u ...

...n the bank of the Water of Fail, Parish of Tarbolton near the village of [[Tarbolton]], [[South Ayrshire]]. Most of the remaining monastery ruins were removed i ...I, Page 754</ref> The friars were charged with the duty of saving captives from slavery and as such, were called ''Fratres de Redemptione Captivorum'' or " ...

| people = ...|Parish of Craigie]], [[South Ayrshire]], Scotland; about 3&nbsp;km from [[Tarbolton]].<ref name="C1"/> The church was known locally as the "Kirk in the Wood".< ...

In 1766 the family moved from [[Alloway]] near [[Ayr]] to their first rented farm, Mount Oliphant.<ref na ...others were forced to give up the lease in 1788 and rescue what they could from their joint venture.<ref>Mackay, Page 135</ref> ...

...nd state-run by [[South Ayrshire]] Council. In 2008 the school transferred from the 48-year-old campus into a new building, which was opened to pupils in A ...ilities opened, during which time the old campus was completely sealed off from the new. The demolition and clearing was finished by February 2009. ...

...come to her, because he knew that on such occasions she was apt to suffer from terror.''"<ref>Begg, Page 19</ref> ...a Burns|Annabella]] taking her to dance at age 11 with Matthew Paterson at Tarbolton's Bacherlors' Club after his intended partner failed to turn up. She had be ...

...[[Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway]] (GPK&AR) opened its line from Glasgow to Ayr in 1839 - 1840, extending to Kilmarnock in 1843. The GPK&AR ...as well as Greenock and Largs. Those routes may be considered as radiating from Glasgow, with the addition of the long west-east trajectory of the [[Portpa ...

...b=1|accessdate=10 September 2018}}</ref> The present church building dates from 1776 and the grounds contain the remains of the 1558 church into which a fa ...Alan, Steward of Scotland, held these lands and Walter Hose held his fief from the Steward. In 1177 Walter Hose of Cragyn (sic) had given the church of Cr ...