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• If you are looking for hills, rivers, castles ... or pretty much anything other than the "places" where people live and lived, you need to look in our collection of Historical Gazetteers. This contains the complete text of three gazetteers published in the late 19th century — over 90,000 entries. Although there are no descriptive gazetteer entries for placenames exactly matching your search term (other than those already linked to "places"), the following entries mention "LADYKIRK":

  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  Berwickshire	Berwickshire	Ladykirk, Swinton, and Whitsome; ramifies also into Edrom, Hutton, and other neighbouring parishes; suits well as a building material, specially	Groome
  Chirnside	Berwickshire	Ladykirk, Mordington, Swinton, and Whitsome, with the quoad sacra parish of Houndwood. Pop. (1871) 17,019, (1881) 18,337, of whom	Groome
  Coldstream	Berwickshire	Ladykirk, SE and S by Northumberland, and W by Eccles. Rudely resembling a kite in outline, with Todrig at top and Home	Groome
  Holywell Haugh	Berwickshire	Ladykirk par., Berwickshire, on the Tweed; the place where Edward I. and the Scottish nobles met to determine the succession	Bartholomew
  Horndean	Berwickshire	containing 450 sittings. The parish, at the time of the Reformation, was united with Upsetlington to form the parish of Ladykirk.	Groome
  Horndean	Berwickshire	Horndean , ancient par. and vil., Ladykirk par., SE. Berwickshire; the vil. is 7½ miles NE. of Coldstream.	Bartholomew
  Hutton	Berwickshire	Ladykirk, and W by Whitsome and Edrom. Its utmost length, from E to W, is 4 miles; its utmost breadth	Groome
  Ladykirk	Orkney	Ladykirk, an ancient parish in Stronsay island, Orkney. Including the south-western limb of the island, and bounded N by St Peter	Groome
  Ladykirk	Orkney	Ladykirk , ancient par., now in Stronsay and Eday par., in SW. of Stronsay island, Orkney.	Bartholomew
  Ladykirk	Berwickshire	Ladykirk .-- par. and hamlet, SE. Berwickshire-- par., 3380 ac., pop. 438; hamlet, on river Tweed, 6 miles NE. of Coldstream	Bartholomew
  Ladykirk	Berwickshire	Ladykirk, a Border parish of SE Berwickshire, whose church stands near the left bank of the river Tweed, 1½ mile	Groome
  Ladykirk House	Ayrshire	Ladykirk House, a mansion in Monkton parish, Ayrshire, 2 miles E by N of Prestwick station. It is named after	Groome
  Ladykirk House	Ayrshire	Ladykirk House .-- seat, Monkton and Prestwick par., Ayrshire, 4½ miles NE. of Ayr.	Bartholomew
  Ladykirk House	Berwickshire	Ladykirk House , seat, Berwickshire. See LADYKIRK.	Bartholomew
  Ladykirk (or Northkirk)	Orkney	Ladykirk (or Northkirk ), ancient par., now in Westray and Papa-Westray par., in N. of Westray island, Orkney.	Bartholomew
  Ladykirk or Northkirk	Orkney	Ladykirk or Northkirk, an ancient parish in Westray island, Orkney. It comprises the northern part of the island; is bounded	Groome
  Monkton	Ayrshire	Ladykirk, and Orangefield; and 4 proprietors hold each an annual value of £500 and upwards, 7 of between £100 and £500, 6 of from	Groome
  Swinton	Berwickshire	Ladykirk, S by Coldstream, W by Eccles, and NW by Fogo. Its utmost length, from E to W, is 4 miles	Groome
  Tweed	Berwickshire Peebles Shire	Ladykirk, and Hutton. The solitary spring of Tweed's Well, with its hill border to the E, S, and W, has its claim	Groome
  Westray	Orkney	Ladykirk; but all these, together with the island of Papa-Westray, now form only one parish. The parish is in the presbytery	Groome

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