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If you know of notable Borthwicks who could be included on this page please email me with the details. Please note that the historical information on these pages is a guide only. It has been gleaned from a wide range of sources, of widely varying credibility. PLEASE do not take it as 100% accurate. It would probably take a lifetime of research to develop an accurate and reliable history of the Borthwicks. There is much more to be researched and written before I would vouch for the information contained here. I will do more on the earliest mention of Borthwicks in the UK. For the moment I will just post this extract, for which I cannot at the moment find the URL. I will post it as soon as it is located.
Lords Borthwick, mid-14th century. Descended from Thomas de Borthwick in the mid-l4th century. During the 15th century they became Lords of Parliament. In 1513 Borthwicks fought and died at the Battle of Flodden. Sir Robert de Lawedre, designed firstly, in his father�s lifetime,�of �Quarrelwood� in Moray, and after 1337 �of Bass�. He fought alongside Archibald Douglas at the battle of Halidon Hill following which he hastened north to occupy Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness, for David II, so chronicled by Wyntoun. It stands recorded as one of the four Scottish strongholds which defied the power of Edward III. He gave a charter of some lands in and near his burgh of Lauder to Thomas de Borthwick, which was witnessed by John de Mauteland [Maitland], sixth of the Lauderdale family. Sir Robert died about 1370. The Crusades. The legend is that Sir William Borthwick, in 1330, joined Lord James Douglas on his crusade with Bruce's heart, but returned home after their costly encounter with the Moors in Spain during which he is said to have beheaded their leader For this reason a moor's head appears on the crest of the chiefly family. Notable Borthwicks are recorded here alphabetically, by first name. Andrew Borthwick, "rebel friar" 1400s. Andrew Borthwick is referred to in a cyberstory re The Family of Admiral Sir Andrew Wood of Largo,Scotland made Clan Chief of MacDonald by King James V.
David Borthwick of Lochhill, a prominent lawyer who became the King's advocate. Who was this David? When did he live? Was he the David Borthwick who married Marion Guthrie? And who was Elizabeth Guthrie, also married to a David Borthwick? A David of Lochill, Advocate, was educated at St Leonard's College, St Andrew's, "where his name appears among the determinants in 1525". (Halsey Borthwick, p.24) David Borthwick, Master Smelter and Maker of Mangonels (cannon). For 600 years the Murrays, a famous border family, continuously held Ballencrieff Castle and David Borthwick was one of their tenants at one stage. He was given title to The Half Mains of Ballencrieff in 1507. Further references to Ballencrieff appear below. George Borthwick, Archdeacon of Glasgow, Referred to in the index to Tyler's "Scotland" (cited in Halsey) A Hugh Borthwick was one of the four murderers of James III at Beaton's Mill, Whins of Milton, Stirlingshire, after the Battle of Sauchieburn in 1488. He also was responsible for the poisoning of the three Drummond sisters who are buried under the alter of Dunblane Cathedral, one of whom, Margaret Drummond was the secret wife of James IV. William Stirling and Hugh Borthwick, Shaw of Sauchie and Gray of Kyneff stabbed the King to death. Hugh Borthwick (his real name was Bean) was an apostate monk, who according to James Grant, Scottish Historian, was rewarded by the grant of an annual rent from a tenement in Stirling for his part in the deed. So .. was he Hugh Borthwick or Hugh Bean, and if the latter why did he use the name Borthwick? James Borthwick of Newbyres. James Borthuik of Newbyres, is apparantly referred to in a charter from King Robert Bruce. According to Halsey Borthwick, John Borthwick of Newbyres, descended from the Lords of Borthwick, married Margaret Borthwick, one of the daughters of Johnstonburn, who had two sons to him, to wit, James and John Borthwick; the said James Borthwick, one of the sons of Newbyre, married a daughter of Murray of Black Barony, who had to him a daughter called Elizabeth, who was married to the Earl of Haddington and Melrose. (AEB cited in Halsey Borthwick.) James Borthwick of Stow, physician in Edinburgh, buried in Greyfriars Churchyard. See Borthwick MIs in Scotland. John Borthwick of Cinery, knight who had a son named William 9 Dec 1570 and 23 Oct 1571. Sir John of Cinery is also mentioned 21 August 1538, 9 December 1570 and 23 October (?) 1571. Sir John Borthwick. "In the year 1539 Cardinal David Beaton succeeded his uncle in the see of St Andrews, and carefully trod the path his uncle had marked out. To show his own greatness, and to recommend himself to his superior at Rome, he accused Sir John Borthwick of heresy, whose goods were confiscated and himself burnt in effigy: for, being forewarned of his danger, he had escaped out of the country." Read more about the times of Sir John Borthwick on the Scots Worthies site. The British Library Catalogue holds a Declarator in the Court of the Superintendent of Fife, MD.LXI. upon the articles and sentence against Sir John Borthwick, knight, by Cardinal Beaton, M.D.XL. It is not known whether this is the same Sir John Borthwick as the person above. Halsey lists a Sir John, persecuted by Cardinal Bethune in 1540 for heresy. Who was he? Did he have any descendants? Michael Borthwick. Circa ??. In the section below on Ministers of the Church of Scotland there is mention of Michael Borthwick, father of Gavin. Gavin was born in ?? so this is one of the earliest references to a Borthwick. It is not known whether Michael or Gavin were connected in any way with the Lords Borthwick. Nicholas de Borthwick of Leny, Balhuffie and Gourdounhall. He had a charter of the lands of Leny, in the parish of Cramond, on the resignation of George Crichton, of Cairns, Admiral of Scotland, 1st April 1450. He and Elona de Crichton, his wife, had a charter of the lands of Balwolsy and Gordounhall, in Fife, 22 July 1466. (Douglas, cited in Halsey Borthwick, p.25). 100 years later John Borthwick of Balhuffie, was served heir of Robert Borthwick of Gordinhall, his father, in the lands of Balhuffie, in Fife, 2nd October 1548. John is apparently also mentioned in a document dated 6 March 1557. Reference 80 years later to a Robert Borthwick of Balhuffie suggests that he was a member of this family. He was served heir of John Borthwick his father in the lands of Balhuffie on 15 January 1643. On 17 February 1490 Stephen Borthwick and Margaret Makrerik, his wife, had a charter of half the superior part of Leny. (Douglas, cited in HB, p.25) There is a reference to Edward Borthwick of Ballincrieff in the charters of Lords Borthwick, 14 November 1543 and 15 January 1543-44. ditto John of Gordinshall 9 Dec 1570 and 23 October 1571. Robert of Gordinshall is referred to on 2 Oct 1548 and 6 March 1557. He died at Fawsyle leaving a son John of Balhuffie. Patrick Borthwick of Edinburgh. The Fogo Kirk web site reveals that in 1662, one of the lairds of Fogo - George Trotter of Charterhall - presented the kirk with two Communion Cups made of silver, by Patrick Borthwick of Edinburgh. These are believed to be the oldest Communion Cups still in regular use in Scotland. The Communion at Fogo, to promote the Reformed Tradition of the "Priesthood of all believers", uses these ancient cups and also a Common loaf. Both the Bread and the Wine are passed on from person to person around the kirk, linking each person not only with others in the kirk on the same day, but also with the many worshippers through the centuries. Robert Borthwick. Royal patronage
to the arms craftsmen is famously reflected in firearms and bombards.
Scottish kings long had a fascination with artillery, from its first
appearance in about 1380 or possibly earlier. The early James� had a
huge fascination with these pieces, inefficient and dangerous as they
were. Both James I and James II, acquired ever more larger and powerful
bombards. They were used to suppress factions in Scotland-notably the
Black Douglases in the 1450�s. Development in artillery was progressing
at a tremendous rate with bronze artillery pieces began to come in about
the 1470�s. These pieces were much better than their wrought iron counterparts,
being both lighter and safer. At a very early date, these pieces were
founded mostly in Stirling, By 1511 however, the foundry had been moved
to Edinburgh Castle. The foundry was under the command of Robert Borthwick,
a Scotsman, although it is known that he had foreigners working under
him. The guns which Borthwick and his comrades made were exclusively
for the use of Royal household. However many nobles also made use of
gun-founders, at home and abroad, to avail themselves of light pieces
for the protection of their homes. Would this be the same Robert Borthwick who made the bells for the Cathedral of St Magnus in the Parish of Kirkwall and St Ola (mentioned in the 1791 statistical account for that Parish)?
Robert Borthwick. Appendix to The Blackfriars of Perth by Robert Milne D.D. lists Office Bearers of the Brotherhood, whose names occur in various papers. The dates given are only those mentioned in the papers, and do not indicate the precise periods during which the parties may have remained in office. Included in XLII (1) LII. Appendix: Littilton Papers, 8, LIII., L., 4, LXVIII, 3. Lease of Croft, 1547, p.239. is Robert Borthwick 12 1542-1547. In other papers Robert is listed: "1543. Dec, 29th (XXXV) Prior, Vincent Litstar, Thomas Robert, Alexander Galloway, David Cameron" and "1546-7. Jan 22. (LIV). Robert Borthwick, Prior, Alexander Small, Thomas Steill, John Branwood, David Cameron, James Dodds." The meaning of these entries is not clear from the information provided on the web site. Thomas Borthwick of Princado referred to in documents dated 15 Jan 1543-44. Who was he? Thomas Borthwick. Covenanter. Drowned near Orkney in shipwrecked slave ship. 1679. Recorded on a site dedicated to the Covenanters: "To keep in remembrance the thousands of martyrs of Christ Jesus our Lord, suffering their lives for their adherence to the Covenanted Reformation, 1661-1688, and the many thousands more who likewise suffered for the same cause and survived." http://members.aol.com/Puritanone/martyrs.html. And also in relation to the Covenanters in the 1600s, a Mr Eleazar Borthwick apparently assisted John Livingston in London by delivering certain letters for him. Livingston was visited by certain of the English nobility who wished to be informed on all matters. A few days later Mr Borthwick returned with news from the Marquis of Hamilton. The Marquis had overheard the King discussing Livingston`s arrival and purpose in London. The King had issued orders for his detainment and for him to be fettered about the feet. Alerted to this, Livingston made haste his retreat. See John P Stewart's very interesting Livingston site at: and follow the links to the page titled "Return to Scotland". The National Library of Scotland catalogue includes some intriguing material regarding early Borthwicks:
Sid Borthwick - A Mystery? I found on the search engine Google's images a Photograph Gallery for the Melrose Festival 2001 and there was a photograph of someone, with the Mayor, "representing 50 Year Melrosian Sid Borthwick". No more details. What was this about? Mamah Borthwick Cheney I will post more on this famous lady. Her photograph can be found at: www.geocities.com/SoHo/ 1469/mamah.jpg Dr Alison M. K. Borthwick. Lecturer in Modern Languages, Centre for Applied Language Studies Staff, University of Dundee. Director for Practical German Language Degree courses. Coordinator for Continuing Professional Development courses for Secondary Modern Languages teachers. CALS coordinator for Law with Languages Degree courses. Responsible for Comparative Culture Honours option in Contemporary European Studies. Member of teaching and development team for Certificate in Teaching Modern Languages to Adults. Coordinator for Residence Abroad and for Erasmus Study Skills training for Applied Languages and Contemporary European Studies students. Experience of coordinating and teaching Practical French for MBA, Food and Accommodation Management, Medicine, Continuing Education, Access. (http://www.dundee.ac.uk/languagestudies/staff/alisonb2.htm)
Dr Alistair Borthwick is appointed as a lecturer in Water Resources, University of Salford. School of Aeronautical, Civil and Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering July 2001. www.acme.salford.ac.uk/civils/ Dept/history.html Dr Bob Borthwick, Department of Politics, University of Leicester [The University of Leicester] Department of Politics. Bob Borthwick, politics lecturer at Leicester University with a special interest in the monarchy, said the golden wedding had provided a different focus for Britons after the traumatic weeks following Diana's death. E Kerr Borthwick. E. Kerr Borthwick Publications include: �New interpretations of Aristophanes, Frogs, 1249-1328�, pp. 21-41, Phoenix 48 (1994) �Euripides Eratodidaskalos? A note on Aristophanes, Frogs 957�, pp. 363-7, Classical Philology 92 (1995) �Beethoven and Plutarch�, pp. 268-72, Music and Letters 79 (1998) �Odysseus and the Return of the Swallow�, pp. 155-63 in Homer, Ian McAuslan and Peter Walcot (eds.) (Oxford University Press, 1998) ISBN 0199201870 http://www.arts.ed.ac.uk/classics/HF-Borthwick.htm Dr R L Borthwick BA, Ph.D. (Nottingham). ... www.le.ac.uk/politics/staff/rlb8.html Dr. Paul Borthwick PhD Director, Educational Leadership Program Fischler Graduate School of Education & Human Services 1750 NE 167th Street North Miami Beach, FL 33162 (954) 262-8631 (800) 986-3223 Ext. 8631 FAX 954-262-3878. Ruth Borthwick, M.S. (N)., R.N., Assistant Professor, Adult Health Nursing, Baker University, Baldwin City, Kansas, USA. Stuart Borthwick. School of Earth Sciences, University of LeedsComputer Officer Room: 8 15a Telephone: +44-113-233-6762 Email: [email protected] Thomas R Borthwick. (1981) Professor Internal Medicine B.S., 1967, Pennsylvania State University M.D., 1971, Jefferson Medical College. Tennesee State University. Faculty Listing Part Time. Oliver Stehmann and Rob Borthwick, "Infrastructure competition and the European Union's telecommunications policy", Telecommunications Policy , vol.18, no.8, November of 1994, p612. Dr Richard Borthwick
William Borthwick, Gold Prospector, Fiji. Persistent prospecting by William Borthwick up the Nasivi River was rewarded when he discovered payable gold in Lololevu Creek on 5 November 1932. A small gold rush followed. Gold and gold tellurides are widely distributed in the Fijian Islands, and the presence of these minerals was evidently known to the early Fijians. Baron A. B. de Este is said to have discovered gold in the Tavua area in 1872, but some sixty years were to pass before any serious prospecting was carried out. In 1932 Borthwick and J. Sinclair discovered payable gold on Vunisina Creek, a small tributary of the Nasivi River. Further investigation of this prospect, associated with the Tertiary Vatukoula volcanic caldera, led to the development of a number of mines, of which the famous Emperor mine has been in continuous production since about 1935. Descendant Jenni is searching for information about Bill Borthwick and his family in Scotland. It is said that he was born in Scotland circa 1860 then moved to New Zealand. Annapurna: The north side of Manaslu viewed in January 1978 from a Pilatus Porter piloted by Emil Wick. (A) Main Summit (8,163m), (B) Manaslu East Pinnacle (7,992m), (C) Manaslu Glacier, (D) Naike Peak, (E) Naike Col, (F) North Col, (G) Manaslu North (7,157m) and (H) Larkya Glacier. Marked are the approximate lines of (1) North East Face and East Ridge - Polish Route (summit reached in November 1986 by Hajzer and Kukuczka, who also made the first ascent of the East Pinnacle) and (2) the Normal Route (summit reached on the 9th May 1956 by Imanishi and Norbu, and on the 11th May by Higeta and Kato from Yuko Maki�s Japanese expedition). (3) is the route of the first ascent of Manaslu North via the North East Ridge (1964 Dutch expedition: summit reached by Drissen, De Lint, Schriebl, Tenzing and Tsering in 1964), (4) North Ridge (1979 Czechoslovakian expedition: a more northerly summit of reportedly equal height reached by Cervinka and Srovonal) and (5) South Ridge from the North Col (1983 British Services Expedition: summit reached by Borthwick, Hattersley, Moore and Parsons) Navigating the Amazon Scott Borthwick (a South African) and two companions, a Canadian and Australian, aim to be the first team to successfully navigate the entire 6500 kilometre length of the Amazon using an inflatable raft. No motors, sails or other mechanical means of propulsion - they are doing it solely under their own steam. Pringle Borthwick was one of the architects of the Duck Brook Bridge, Span Duck Brook b/w Witch Hole Loop Rd.& New Eagle, BAR HARBOR VICINITY, Hancock County, ME; Bubble Pond Bridge, Span abandoned motor rd. on Bubble Pond Carr. Rd., BAR HARBOR VIC., Hancock County, ME There will be another page for Borthwicks in the armed services - under construction.
Trafalgar
Roll 21 October 1805 Awarded .......... 1636 (Admiralty Official
No 1627.) Name Rank Ship Other Clasps Naval
and Marine Officers listed in the Naval and Military Almanac for 1840
(Flag Officers, Captains, Commanders, Flag Lieutenants and Secretaries) Alan Borthwick, Singer and Director. From this site:
Alfred Edward BORTHWICK, Painter is listed in 'The Dictionary of Portrait Painters in Britain, up to 1920' by Brian Stewart & Mervyn Cutten:
There is a wonderful gravure by AE Borthwick see Thoughts on A Course in Miracles. Rona Moody advises that in Christ Church Morningside, Holy Corner, Edinburgh, a Scottish Episcopalian Church, there is a stained glass window with the following history:
It is very likely that Captain A E Borthwick was Alfred Edward, son of William Henry Borthwick of Crookston and his wife Rebecca Cathcart. Does anyone know whether this is correct? Who was Capt A E Borthwick? Alison Borthwick, potter
Dave Borthwick, Writer and Director of Secret Adventures Of TomThumb, 1993 60m film. David Borthwick, photographer, Moffat, Scotland. Check his web site. Donald Borthwick ... Pencil Drawing by Donald Borthwick. You can see this at www.artloft.com In 1957 Col. George Borthwick was Chairman of the Scottish Community Drama Association, a voluntary organisation founded in 1926. It works to promote all aspects of community theatre in Scotland. Holland Borthwick Helene. Label: TEMPORARY RESIDENCE LIMITED. Format: CD. ... www.forcedexposure.com/artists/holland.borthwick.html Jeremy Borthwick, trombonist. Sydney funk band The People has played at the Basement, the Peppermint Lounge and the Wine Banc. Formed by songwriter and guitarist Rick Ballan, players include Scott Leishman (bass), Roger Mannins (horns), Angus Diggs (drums), Stuart Ross (Hamond organ), Jeremy Borthwick (trombone), with Pat Powell and Vanessa Baker on vocals. Jessica Borthwick, Filmmaker, daughter of a famous General of the Balkan wars (1913). What happened to her? Mark Borthwick, photographer for the Trussardi Collection Spring-Summer 97
William Borthwick Johnstone, Landscape Painter (1804-1868). He is also mentioned on the "Borthwick in the Middle" pages. See the Catalogue, descriptive and historical, of the National Gallery of Scotland [With plates.] EDINBURGH. National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh, 1859. ... and for something a little different, fictional (?) Borthwicks in literature and drama ... "And Still She Sleeps," by Greg Costikyan This retelling of the Cinderella fable is set in an alternate England where magic exists alongside what appears to be late 18th or early 19th century technology. During an archaeological dig, Professor Borthwick and his crew discover what appears to be a living girl, deep in the grasp of some arcane induced slumber. Mr. Costikyan does a wonderful job with the characters, and the world and setting are fully realized. Altogether a thoroughly enjoyable retelling of the fairy-tale classic. Originally appeared in the anthology Black Heart, Ivory Bones, edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling. (Web review - URL to be added when found again) Alan Borthwick. An addition to Scotia Pontificia. Click here for details. Alastair Borthwick Always a Little Further (July 1989). "Truly sublime writing brings to life another world: of Scotland in the 1930s; of the climbers who got where they did by hitch-hiking and sleeping in howffs; and who went hungry when they got it wrong." The review on the Undiscovered Scotland site says "Wonderful: you must read this book." His second book was Battalion : a British
infantry unit's actions from El Alamein to the Elbe. 1942-1945,
(1994). One review states: "Most devotees of mountain literature
will be familiar with Borthwick�s first book, the acclaimed Always
a Little Further. With the outbreak of war, Borthwick was commissioned
into the Glasgow Highlanders & witnessed actions in North Africa, Sicily,
Normandy, Belgium & Holland before reaching the Elbe & victory. Battalion
is a military saga notable for its freshness & great historical value."
Alastair Borthwick, The History of Smith & Wellstood Ltd, Ironfounders 1854-1954 (Bonnybridge, Stirling, Scotland: Smith & Wellstood Ltd) Pictorially embossed. Illustrated. Smith & Wellstood were apparantly manufacturers of heating stoves, cookers, etc. Text of The Tay Road Bridge is by an Alastair Borthwick, and photos are by D Wilson Laing and others. (1966. Perth G. Outram) Alice B. Borthwick English Women as a Political Force. [The North American review. / Volume 145, Issue 368, July 1887] This article can be read on the Library of Congress "American Memory" pages. Manuela Dunn-Mascetti and Arunima Borthwick wrote Food for the soul : recipes from a kitchen temple (1997) John Borthwick is one of Australia's leading travel writers. When he's not there (which is often), writer/photographer John calls Sydney home. He is the author of hundreds of travel articles (most illustrated by his own photographs) and numerous books, including a collection of his travel essays Title: OFF THE RAILS Editor: John Borthwick Publisher: Angus & Robertson imprint of HarperCollins (1996) ISBN: 0 207 19025 9 Price: A$17.95(paperback) 183 pages Reviewed by Ann Skea This is just the sort of book you would expect to get by offering a disparate, but literate, group of people a free train ride to the destination of their choice, provided they wrote about it afterwards. There are reminiscences, itineraries, occasional flashes of humour and, sometimes, a bit of history (or in one case, science) added to flesh it all out. It may be great PR for the Australian rail network, Countrylink, which provides its own advertising blurb on the final page, but great travel-writing which might challenge Paul Theroux's _The Great Railway Bazaar_, it is not. Mostly, the pieces read like school assignments. Well written, but lacking inspiration. Nevertheless, there are a few entertaining and innovative pieces. Travel-writer, Susan Kurosawa, ventured into the wilds of Moree to report on the strange traditional rituals taking place at the Council Spa Baths, and at the annual Picnic day Races. Archibald Prize winner (1996), Wendy Sharp's illustrated 'postcards' from Melbourne are refreshingly different. And by far the best piece in the book is that by editor, John Borthwick. He gives a vivid, funny and imaginative description of the various characters who shared his journey north, until he jumped train at Byron Bay in favour of "standing" people, a jazz band called 'Trio Los Conscious', and a few hours _off_ the rails. John's conclusion, after a full weekend of rail rides, was that it was definitely better to arrive than to travel. Copyright (c) Ann Skea 1996 http://www.zeta.org.au/~annskea/ John Borthwick. Persian Nights, Iranian Days. Iran/General Kerman, 1000 km southwest of Teheran, is the gateway to an extraordinary ghost city, Bam, that's little known beyond Iran. Shimmering in the desert light, a two-square kilometre maze of avenues, alleys, homes and a Zoroastrian fire temple is made entirely of mud brick and is crowned by the battlements of a citadel. Although it looks much like a Crusader fortress, the Arg e Bam citadel has no connection with that era. Indeed, Bam's origins - thought to have been some 2000 years ago - are lost in the dust of unwritten history� John Borthwick. Buenos Aires: Tango Town. Argentina/Buenos Aires Buenos Aires is a bright city of melancholia set to a dance-step. A tango town of once-fabulous wealth and now of nostalgic mansions gone to delicious decrepitude. City of jackbooted generals and the Mothers of the Disappeared, of Maradona and even, briefly, of Madonna... John Borthwick, Scottish Barrister. A Letter to the Representatives of Scotland in Parliament, respecting the state of our Law and the jurisdiction and duties of the Court of Session. W. Blackwood: Edinburgh, 1830. David McGonigal and John Borthwick (eds). Australia (6th ed. 1995). John David Borthwick. Edinburgh-born Author and Artist. J D Borthwick (1825-c.1900) was the son of Dr George Augustus Borthwick of Edinburgh and Janet Kinnear. Borthwick travelled to California in 1851, crossing the Isthmus at Chagres, an Englishman searching for his fortune in the Gold Rush. He wroteThree Years in California. (Edinburgh & London, 1857). He also observed the wild and chaotic life of the era, and portrayed the gambling element of it in several of the lithographs illustrating his narrative. One of those is "Monte in the Mines". In 1860 Borthwick returned to Britian, where his paintings were exhibited in several galleries including the Royal Academy. Three years in California focuses on his experiences mining gold and quartz at Hangtown, Foster's Bar, Downieville, Mississippi Bar, Jacksonville, and Carson's Hill. He devotes much attention to social life in the camps as well as mining techniques, describing crime, the Chinese and French and other ethnic groups, and holidays and public entertainments. Borthwick illustrated the book with eight of his own lithographs which are considered the most realistic of the period for California. John Douglas Borthwick (Reverend). Author of Borthwick Castle, or Sketches of Scottish History. Rev JD Borthwick also wrote Poems and Songs of the South African War, aAn anthology from England, Africa, Australia, United States, but chiefly Canada. (Gazette Publishing Co.: Montreal, 1901) There is more about the Rev J D Borthwick on the Borthwicks in Canada page. J S Borthwick. JS Borthwick is a pseudonym of Joan Scott Creighton-Borthwick. Miss Borthwick lives in Thomaston, Maine, on the coast, and is the author of many mystery novels. Mark Borthwick with contributions by selected scholars wrote an academic work, used as a textbook: Pacific century : the emergence of modern Pacific Asia. (Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1998.) The Woman Movement was translated by Mamah Bouton Borthwick, A.M. With an introduction by Havelock Ellis. G. P. Putnam's Sons: New York & London, 1912. Colonial Slavery. Defence of the Baptist Missionaries from the charge of inciting the late rebellion in Jamaica, in a discussion between the Rev. W. Knibb and Mr. P. Borthwick, taken in short hand by T. Oxford. Second edition. KNIBB. William. and BORTHWICK (P.) But You Don't Understand by Paul
Borthwick A parenting book. N Borthwick, Ceachda beoga Ga�luingi. Irish Reading Lessons. With illustrations by Jack B. Yeats. Edited in simplified spelling by Osborn Bergin. Alexander Fairley Buchan and Richard Borthwick. First Stage Mathematics suitable for the R.A.F. and A.T.C., (University of London Press: Bickley, 1941. New and revised edition. 1943.) Sally Borthwick, Education and social change in China: the beginnings of the modern era. (1983) Scott M Borthwick. Author of Standing on the Bridge That Spans Two Worlds. The synopsis on Amazon.com: "When a boy's estranged mother drinks herself to death, he is dragged back home to the Isle of Skye from his contented life in Edinburgh to find out exactly what she was hiding all those years. A road novel that careers from black comedy to high drama." T J Borthwick. Coup de Grace. St. Martin's Minotaur, 2000. With her new Ph. D. Sarah Deane heads off to a teaching position at a New England girls' boarding school. But soon, effigies of faculty members are being burned, threatening postcards are arriving, and a teacher is found murdered on a garden path. Sarah is determined to catch the killer. William Borthwick, Feudal Dignities. The first names of the following Borthwicks are not known: Borthwick et al., J. Chem. Soc., Chem. Commun. pp. 656-658 (1988). (3 pages) Borthwick et al., Tetrahedron Letters, vol. 31, No. 5, pp. 767-770 (1990). (4 pages) Anderson �Andy� Borthwick of San Diego, California. The memorial to him on the San Diego Online pages states:
Thomas Banks Borthwick, Lord Whitburgh CNNSI.com - Borthwicks, "Europe's most prestigious flavor company". Apparently based in London, England. Borthwick & Nesbitt Consultants Wilfrid Laurier University. The Laurier Institute. Borthwick & Nesbitt Consultants. www.charitiesdirect.com/charity0/ch000160.htm Borthwick Wines www.stuff.co.nz/wines/ white20.htm Borthwick Cleaning Cleaning-Coupon-01.jpg 578 x 290 pixels - 151k www.borthwick-ent.com/ Cleaning-Coupon.html Borthwick Associates services the members and families of Northeast Credit Union At Borthwick Associates, we can help review your current financial conditions and goals to get you on your way to a potentially lucrative financial future. Whether you're a first-time investor or have already gotten your feet wet, the registered financial advisors at Borthwick Associates will prove to be an asset in your retirement planning, 401(k) activities, insurance needs, and more. Contact us today to discuss the best method for your financial growth. Our goal is to help you reach your goal. The registered financial advisors at Borthwick Associates are uniquely qualified to address the financial needs of Northeast Credit Union members. You do not have to be a credit union member to take advantage of our services. To find out more about investment, retirement, and financial issues, check out news articles on all these subjects. Borthwick & Associates. Borthwick and Associates has been involved with environment health and safety for over 20 years and has extensive experience of the oil and gas industry, its processes and procedures, and its EHS issues and problems. Our experience includes frontier, developing and mature provinces in over 30 countries, spanning five continents. Assignments have included strategic and management advice at corporate and senior levels, and hands-on practical solutions to operational problems onsite. Our clients include integrated, multi-national and national oil companies, the independents, and regulatory and non-governmental organisations. Employees: 10 Year of Incorporation:1992 Owner: Dr Ian Borthwick Contact: Dr Ian Borthwick Tel: 44 118 974 4940 Fax: 44 118 974 4009 Address: 19 Stanbrook Close Southend, Reading, Berks, UK, RG7 6EW Email: Click here to send an Email (13) Borthwick beds. www.garnock.com.au/ borthwick.html South Coast Today: Daily Digest for 9/1/96 contains the following article:
JT Borthwick & Sons. Road haulage, at St Boswells, Melrose, Scotland. (2002) Sheena Borthwick is Managing Director of WestSound Radio in Ayreshire, Scotland (2001). Canada. http://www.canadahistory.com/1907_treaty_ten.htm
Oliver Borthwick, Journalist and Diplomat Alexander Hay Borthwick, Diplomat, Australia. Richard Keltie has sent me lots of Borthwicks from 'Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae. The Succession of Ministers in the Church of Scotland from the Reformation' by Hew Scott D.D. Thank you Richard for copying, scanning, emailing, transcribing, emailing all of these from the 8 volumes of Fasti, including additions and corrections. The names and details are in roughly chronological order.
Alexander Borthwick, reader, 1579, Abercrombie or St Monans, Presbytery of St Andrews. Borthwick who was a minister in the Church of Scotland in 1578. This chap was minister at Livingston, which came under the Presbytery of Linlithgow. TO CHECK THIS
Gavin Borthwick, son of Michael Borthwick of Glengelt, Channelkirk; coll. by the bishop to deanery 1st June 1566; res. about 1607. (coll. = collated ; res. = resigned). He was minister at Clyne, in the Presbytery of Dornoch.
In 1975 George Borthwick was co-pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church of Troy in the USA. Here is the entry for Hugh John Borthwick, M.A.; Min. at Chelsea 1862-4 (afterwards in Manitoba) ...
William Borthwick, M.A., B.D., ord. (assistant and successor) 1st March 1911; trans to Huntly 11th March 1915 ...
Presbyteries 2) Presbytery of Earlston, sometime called Lauder Channelkirk, of old Childeschirche Ninian Borthwick, reader 1567 3) Same Presbytery as 2) Lauder Ninian Borthwick, min in 1567, Channelkirk also being in the charge; trans to Bassendean prior to 1574 4) Same Preb as 2) & 3) Westruther, of old Bassendean Ninian Borthwick, trans. from Lauder in 1574, having Legerwood and Earlston also under his care. He was still min. in 1578. 5) Presbytery of St Andrews Leuchars William Borthwick, trans from Huntly and adm. 9th April 1924; his daughs. - Margaret Janet (marr. 27th Dec. 1939 Alistair Gilbert Steven Rae, M.A., min of Craigmillar Castle Church, Edinburgh, son of late Alexander Steven Rae, Southampton, and Charlotte Crowe); Elizabeth died 26th July 1922 6) Presbytery of Edinburgh Kirknewton Ninian Borthwick, M.A., min. in 1562, and Prebendary of Corstorphine, called Half Gogar and Aldertoun 7) addendum to Ninian Borthwick, minister at Earlston. Now reads : Ninian Borthwick, reader and exhorter 1571. Edith Borthwick School, Fennes Road, Church Street, Bocking, Braintree, Essez CM7 5LA Telephone (01376) 324436 140 places at this day school for children with Autism and other learning difficulties. Dr George Borthwick CBE.Is one of the Patrons of the Queen Margaret Foundation (the QM Foundation) of Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh. The Foundation provides a mechanism to involve volunteers, create new strategic links and establish vital key leadership for the Campaign. Talking Futures. http://www.qmuc.ac.uk/development/qm_found.htm Possibly the same Dr Borthwick is a member of the Napier University Court. The Court is the Governing Body of the University which sets the strategic framework and direction within which the University operates. Diana Borthwick Making a difference: Diana Borthwick Diana Borthwick is one of Scotland's two Roy Castle Lung Cancer Nurses. Based in Edinburgh, her dedicated work is financed by our Charitable Donations Programme. "The Bank's generosity means I can make a real difference, using my specialist skills to help people with cancer through the trauma of diagnosis and during the progression of the disease," she says. Diana is one of a small network of cancer specialists who are part of the Bank's commitment to cancer charities. Last year, over �300,000 was donated to charities that support cancer patients, their carers and research into a cancer cure. Dr J Borthwick - Consultant in Anaesthesia at the Southern General Hospital, Glasgow (2002). Greta Borthwick is the Vice-Secretary of the Society for Cardiological Science and Technology (SCST) in the UK. (2002) James Borthwick. Partner, Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin LLP. Born Clarinda, Iowa, December 29, 1938; admitted to bar, 1964, Missouri; 1985, U.S. Supreme Court; 1990, Kansas. Education: Central College (B.A., magna cum laude, 1961); University of Michigan (J.D., 1964). Member: Lawyers Association of Kansas City (Member, Board of Directors, 1989-1994; President, 1993-1994); Defense Research Institute. Practice Areas: Litigation. Two Pershing Square, 2300 Main Street, Suite 1000 Kansas City, Missouri 64108 (Cass Co., Clay, Platte Co., Jackson Co.) Telephone: 816-983-8000 Fax: 816-983-8080 Email: Contact Us Web Site: http://www.blackwellsanders.com William Archibald (Bill) Borthwick, Deputy Premier, Victoria, Australia The Kansas City Young Democrats held a prelude to Washington Days on Thursday, February 22nd , at the Pizza Shoppe in Shawnee. As their guests were the two candidates for State Chair of the Kansas Democratic Party, Jim Borthwick and Tom Sawyer. The candidates were invited to speak at the meeting and share their vision for the future of the party. Borthwick, an attorney from Johnson County, discussed his priorities, including hiring full- time coordinators for each congressional district and moving for more aggressive fund-raising efforts. http://www.ksdp.org/kyd/burro0103.pdf Richard Borthwick, Heating and Ventilation Engineer, has been changing the mechanical seal on the grifter, which contains a voluminous quantity of frozen sewage. He has also been foraging in the depths of the tunnels, defrosting frozen water lines as part of the maintenance to the water system on the Simpson Platform. Steve White, the Field General Assistant, has been maintaining sledges and field boxes, preparing them for post-winter trips. Gayle Borthwick (Canada), Golfer Gayle Hitchens Borthwick Name: Gayle Hitchens Borthwick Birthdate: 1944 Place of Birth: Saskatchewan Spouse: Dick Category: Amateur Golfer Inducted: 1997 The daughter of golf professional, Gayle Bortwick has proven she knows a thing or two about golf the past 40 years. Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Gayle moved to British Columbia as a teen where she wrapped up the provincial title in 1962 and won the Canadian Amateur and the 1994 Canadian Senior, as well as numerous provincial titles. In 1996 Bortwick won her first international solo title, the U.S.Women's Senior Championship. Now a residence of Ontario, Gayle Borthwick has also given many hours as a volunteer in golf administration and fund raising. Golfing Acheivements: International: 1996 United States Senior Women's Champion 1999 United States Senior Women's Champion 1963 Australian Two-Ball Champion (with Betty Stanhope Cole) Teams: Commonwealth Team Member 1963, 1967, 1971 World Amateur Team Member 1966, 1968, 1972, 1992m 1994, non-playing team Captain, 1996, Captain of Canadian Team to British Amateur - 1980 Member of Canadian Team against US - 1993 Palm Beach Polo Two Ball Invitational Champions - 19 National: 1961 Canadian Junior Girls Champion 1962 Canadian Ladies' Amateur Champion 1994 Canadian Ladies' Senior Champion 1995 Canadian Ladies' Senior Champion Provincial: 1959 BC Junior Ladies' Champion 1960 BC Junior Ladies' Champion 1962 BC Junior Ladies' Champion 1962 BC Ladies' Amateur Champion 1963 BC Ladies' Amateur Champion 1992 Ontario Ladies' Amateur Champion 1993 Ontario Ladies' Amateur Champion 1994 Ontario Senior Ladies' Champion 1996 Ontario Senior Ladies' Champion Teams: BC Women's Team Member 1960-1965, 1967 Ontario Women's Team Member 1968 - 1973, 1979, 1983, 1984,1986, 1992-1996 (Winning team - 1970, 1972, 1983, 1984, 1993) Ontario Senior Women's Team Member 1994, 1995 Other Items of Note: Ontario Ladies' GA Team Chairman 1981, 1982 Mississaugua District Executive 1978, 1979, 1980 Ada Mackenzie Foundation Director 9 years, President 1992, 1993 Women's Intermediate Golf President 1988, 1989. www.rcga.org/HOF/ halloffame-hof-BorthwickG.htm Pat Borthwick (Australia), Golfer Steve Borthwick, Rugby Union Player Ally Borthwick, Hockey. Ally Borthwick, Kingussie (10) and Keith Blackhall, Kilmallie. (990325-0302) http://www.pix.ndirect.co.uk/shinty/2003/ Toni Borthwick. Women masters smashing track records Svetlana Masterkova, Russia's 28-year-old superstar, may have been in the spotlight for her world-record breaking efforts on the track last summer but several age-group women's stars also did some rather impressive record-busting as well. Great Britain's Carolyn Oxton in the 50+ division led the way, beginning with a sensational two-day double in late July. A day after blasting her own 1500 meters standard of 4:54.3 down to 4:50.5, she lowered the 800 meters record from 2:22.03 to 2:21.29. Then on September 1, Oxton took the metric mile through the 4:50 barrier, posting a 4:48.78. Another Briton, ex-swimmer-turned-track-star Toni Borthwick, broke Shirley Brasher's W65 record for 800 meters with a 2:54.93 at the British National Veterans championships. A couple of records for 200 meters were also set at the European Championships by Germany's Brunhilde Hoffman (28.13, W55) and Holland's Corrie Roovers (29.43, W60). I will post some more information here later about the headstone in Leithfor the men lost in LO3's collision with SS Borthwick. Found on the Cossack site. J S Borthwick you-all (Also in abbreviated form y'all.) Used at all social levels in certain Southern states in the USA for you (either singular or plural, but predominantly plural; 'always with a plural meaning by those to whom the form is native, although often misunderstood as a singular by outlanders' (A Comprehensive Grammar of the English Language, ed. R. Quirk et al.) ). Examples: (y'all) Unc' Toby won't feel right if y'all don't eat his lovely food-E. J. Gaines, 1968; Yes, Doctor. You'll be in the breakfast room. Y'all have a nice day-J. S. Borthwick, 1982; The only reason I can't do that is I would then be laundering y'all's money, which I can't do-Chicago Tribune, 1988. (you-all) You-all certainly is used as singular in the Ozarks-I have heard it daily for weeks at a time-American Speech, 1927; In almost a score of years of residence in North Carolina I have never heard anyone say 'you all', unless the plural was definitely and distinctly intended-ibid., 1944; 'Don't forget to get you-all some beer!' Ruth calls out to the men-S. Gaddis in New Yorker, 1990. The New Fowler's Modern English Usage, � Oxford University Press 1968 Borthwick Institute of Historical Research, Yorkshire, UK Ramona and Noel: click here If you are a Borthwick with a website and would like a link on this page please just let me know.
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