St. Madoes (/ˈmeɪdoʊz/) is a village in the Carse of Gowrie, Scotland. It was developed near Pitfour Castle. It is believed that there have been settlements...

was ordained as minister of St Madoes under patronage of John Richardson of Pitfour. Exploring the churchyard of St Madoes his eye was drawn to a curious...

environmental projects such as the Patrick Matthew trail which includes St Madoes, the Megginch estate, Inchture and Invergowrie. The group aim to develop...

Persie Perth Port of Menteith Blairgowrie and Rattray Redgorton Rhynd St Madoes St Martins Scone Stanley Strathfillian Strathloch Tenandry Tibbermore Trinity...

Baron Inchyra, of St Madoes in the County of Perth, is a title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. It was created on 2 February 1962 for the diplomat...

Museum, Perth — collection of 3 Pictish stones, St Madoes 1, Inchyra and Gellyburn. Pictavia, near Brechin St Vigeans Museum, Arbroath — collection of Pictish...

Kildalton Cross Massacre of Glencoe Monument Meigle 1 Cross St. Martin's Cross at Iona Abbey St Gordian's Kirk Cross Govan Old Parish Church Cross Weem,...

Technology Park (pre-booked) Longforgan (pre-booked) Inchture (pre-booked) St Madoes (pre-booked) Walnut Grove (pre-booked) Bridge of Earn (pre-booked) Kinross...

to St Madoes, a parish in Perthshire centred around the Pitfour estate owned by his mother's cousin, Sir John Stewart-Richardson, in 1849. He left St Madoes...

Saint Medocus is recorded in the early 16th century as the eponym for St. Madoes in Gowrie; Molly Miller, "Matriliny by Treaty: The Pictish Foundation-Legend...