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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 "CASTLE CALDWELL":

  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  Ayrshire	Ayrshire	Castle, Dumfries House, Fullarton House, Eglinton Castle, Loudoun Castle, Kelburne House, Brisbane House, Auchinleck House, Killochan Castle, Kilkerran, Blairquhan Castle, Dalquharran Castle, Bargany, Berbeth, Enterkine, Barskimming, Sundrum, Auchencruive, Ballochmyle, Craufurdland, Logan House, Fairlie House, Cambusdoon, Shewalton, Lanfine, Craigie, Anchendrane, Rozelle, Pinmore, Glenapp, Sorn Castle, Milrig, Auchans, Caldwell	Groome
  BEDFORD	Bedfordshire	BEDFORD , a town, two subdistricts, and a district in Bedfordshire. The town stands on the river Ouse, in a pleasant	Imperial
  Beith	Ayrshire Renfrewshire	Castles-the last, till its fall in 1838, a square tower 40 feet high. Both were seats of cadet branches of the Eglinton line of Montgomerie; and Hessilhead is the traditional birthplace of Alexander Montgomery, author of The Cherrie and the Slae (1597). Glennie, in his Arthurian -Localities (1869), refers the 'battle in the Wood of Beit at close of day,' mentioned by Taliessin, to this parish, among whose ministers were Dr Wm. Leechman (1706-85), a Principal of Glasgow University, and Dr Jn. Witherspoon (1722-94), a president of Princetown College in New Jersey. Caldwell	Groome
  BELLEEK	Fermanagh	Castle Caldwell, the residence of J. C. Bloomfield, Esq., and Maghramena, of W. Johnston, Esq. The village contains 47 houses	Lewis:Ireland
  Castle Caldwell	Fermanagh	Castle Caldwell , ry. sta. and seat, on Lough Erne, 5 miles E. of Belleek, N. co. Fermanagh.	Bartholomew
  DONOUGHMORE	Wicklow	Caldwell left £20 per annum, late currency, to the Protestant poor; and the interest of £200 stock was left by the late Dr. Ryan, who was rector of this parish, in 1818, to five poor Protestants and five poor Roman Catholics. On the townland of Castleruddery are several raths, or Danish mounds; the most conspicuous is one of considerable height on the grounds of Mr. J. Wilson, and on the same land is a druidical circle of about 120 feet in diameter, round which are numerous blocks of stone, some not of the district, and in the centre	Lewis:Ireland
  DUBLIN	Dublin	DUBLIN , the metropolis of Ireland, and a city and county of itself, in the province of LEINSTER, situated in 53	Lewis:Ireland
  FERMANAGH	Fermanagh	Castle Caldwell there are excellent and extensive woods of oak, beech, and ash, and much full-grown ornamental timber and young	Lewis:Ireland
  Glasgow	Lanarkshire Renfrewshire	Caldwell, but Albany compelled him to give it up. In 1554 Archbishop Dunbar added a stately and handsome gatehouse and an arched gateway with his arms on it. In 1570 the castle	Groome
  KIDDERMINSTER	Worcestershire	castle of the lords of the manor, built in the time of Henry IV., is at Caldwell, a short way off, on the Stour	Imperial
  Neilston	Renfrewshire	Caldwell family. A Free church was built in 1873; and St Thomas Roman Catholic church, with 350 sittings, in 186l. Pop. (1836) 2506, (1861) 2357, (1871) 2125, (1881) 2920, of whom 609 were in Crofthead suburb. Houses (l881) 579 inhabited, 10 vacant, 5 building. The parish, containing also six-sevenths of Barrhead town, is bounded N by Abbey-Paisley, S by Mearns, S by Stewarton, Dunlop, and Beith, and W by Lochwinnoch and Abbey-Paisley. Its utmost length, from NE to SW, is 6 3 / 8 miles; its breadth varies between 1 7 / 8 and 4½ miles	Groome

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