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And it's well-known that Mary, Queen of Scots' wooden leg is propping up the bar in the Feuar's Arms in Kirkcaldy.

Pact currently leases Barclay Park Pavilion from the Community of Feuars of the town of Peterhead and hopes to take on the sporting area in the near future.

Project to make park fully accessible now under way; Revamp: Community group gets down to work on refurbishing pavilion

There is discussion of inheritance, the feuars, what family dwellings were like, women's handwriting, research into what type of women could read and write, the use of wills as evidence of religious belief, and oral history in legal records.

A Kindly Place? Living in Sixteenth-Century Scotland

The king certainly did not seek to imagine feuars and freeholders as citizen-soldiers in the way Mair seemed on the threshold of proposing.

Scots, Indians and empire: the Scottish politics of civilization 1519-1609

Indeed, these struggles themselves are defined in relation to the play of major social and economic forces as registered in the neighboring village of Wolf's Hope, especially in the emergent though tentative solidarity of the "feuars," who prove capable of some resistance to feudal claims upon their wealth.

Scott and the scene of explanation: framing contextuality in 'The Bride of Lammermoor.' (Sir Walter Scott) (The Romantic Novel)

The football club rent their present home from the Peterhead Feuars, who manage the town's public land.

Play park axed to build a gun club

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