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1. www.genuki.org.uk › big › sctGENUKI: Cullen, Banffshire

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   Cullen will be found on sheet 96. Maps Online. The small location plan at the head of this page is based on an 1845 map included in the Banffshire volume of the New Statistical Account of Scotland. View a fully-detailed version of this map.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cullen,_MorayCullen, Moray - Wikipedia

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   Cullen (Scottish Gaelic: Inbhir Cuilinn) is a village and former royal burgh in Moray but historically in Banffshire, Scotland, on the North Sea coast 20 miles (32 kilometres) east of Elgin.

3. canmore.org.uk › site › 17966Cullen House - Canmore

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   Cullen House, in good repair, the residence of the Countess of Seafield, and open to the public, is a large mansion comprising the building periods mentioned above. Visited by OS (WDJ) 15 September 1961.

4. discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk › details › cOgilvie-Grant family, Earls of Seafield | The National Archives

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   Sep 16, 2024 · The Seafield estates, including Cullen (Banffshire) and Deskford, were built up mainly in the Banffshire coastal lowlands from the 15th century. They were united into the barony of Ogilvy in...

   Number	Description	Held By	Reference
   1	12th cent-20th cent: Banffshire (Cullen, ...	National Records of Scotland (formerly ...	GD248
   2	15th cent-20th cent: Banffshire (Cullen, ...	National Records of Scotland (formerly ...	GD248
   3	1764-1793: Cullen (Banffshire) estate ...	National Records of Scotland (formerly ...	GD1/804
   4	1707-1724: Cullen (Banffshire) household ...	University of Guelph Library	XS1 MS A 107

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5. libcat.nms.ac.uk › cgi-bin › kohaDetails for: Cullen, Banffshire : account of church and ...

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   Only registered users (Staff, Research Associates, Volunteers and Fellows of the Society) can log in. If you are in this category and do not know your login details, retrieve them using the 'Forgot your password' link below, or contact the library team.

6. abdnet.co.uk › genuki › BANGENUKI: Cullen - abdnet.co.uk

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   Cullen. See the Maps Section below for links to a fully-detailed version of this location plan. "The ecclesiastical parish consistes of two parts, viz. Cullen proper, or Cullen quoad civilia, and a portion of the neighbouring parish of Rathven, annexed to it quoad sacra.

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   Where is Cullen in Scotland?

   • Cullen (Scottish Gaelic: Inbhir Cuilinn) is a village and former royal burgh in Moray but historically in Banffshire, Scotland, on the North Sea coast 20 miles (32 kilometres) east of Elgin.

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   What is Cullen known for?

   • The most prominent building in the new town is Cullen Town Hall, which was completed in 1823. The fishing industry developed quickly in the 1880s, and the harbour was busy with large fishing boats, these giving way to steam drifters at the start of the 20th century.

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   Where was Cullen based?

   • Cullen was the setting for Doris Davidson's romantic novel The Three Kings, named after the three rocks at the east end of Cullen beach. The local writer Simon Farquhar set his first two plays, Candy Floss Kisses and Elevenses with Twiggy, in the village, and they were produced by BBC Radio 4. Samuel Johnson had less passion for Cullen.

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   What are the historical policies of Cullen House?

   • Cullen House is located in both Cullen and Rathven parishes. The policies of the house are mentioned as early as 1264, when it was referred to as 'Inverculain'. Six pebends were instituted on the founding of the Collegiate Church (56NW 5) in 1543, and are thought to have occupied the oldest part of the building.

   Cullen House | Canmore

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   When was Cullen first mentioned in Scottish history?

   • The first mention of Cullen in Scottish history was in 962, when King Indulf was killed by the Norwegians (and/or Danes) at the mouth of the River Cullen and referred to as the Battle of the Bauds. "Atween Coedlich and the sea, There lies Kings' sons three."

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   How many people live in Cullen?

   • The village now has a population of 1,327. Cullen is noticeably busier in summer than winter due to the number of holiday homes owned. The village has a beach and golf course. The 1,086-foot (331-metre) Bin Hill (or Bin of Cullen) is a nearby hill with an associated footpath.

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8. www.stravaiging.com › history › castleCullen House | Castle in Cullen, Banffshire | Stravaiging ...

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   A Cullen Castle in Banffshire was the place of death of Elizabeth de Burgh, the wife of Robert the Bruce, but whether it was Cullen House or Cullen Castle to the north is unclear.