Unreferenced date December 2009 Carfin An C rn Fionn in Scottish Gaelic Gaelic is a small village to the north east of Motherwell, North Lanarkshire Motherwell , Scotland on the road to Newarthill . Local facilities The closest secondary school is Taylor High School New Stevenston Taylor High School in nearby New Stevenston . Since this is a Roman Catholic school, the nearest Nondenominational Christianity Nondenominational secondary school is Brannock High School in Newarthill. Carfin has strong Irish Catholic links, this is present in Carfin Grotto a famous pilgrimage place, with extensive gardens and a visitors centre cafe.There are many places of worship in Carfin. A church hall is present and a small mosque for Muslims, which in 2006 was moved to a bigger Mosque near Mossend, Bellshill. A community church met in the community centre but due to an increase in attendance has moved to a larger community centre in Craigneuk , Wishaw . The outskirts of Carfin do offer some interest, with a private golf club rugby fields driving range complex situated between Carfin & Holytown . The Google Earth marker is on the SE corner of the BOC site at Dalziel Park rather than on the main area of Carfin. Carfin is also next door to the new settlement of Ravenscraig , currently under construction. The golf course, named after Sam Torrance Torrance Park , was funded by Rangers F.C. Rangers chairman David Murray Scottish businessman David Murray . Carfin was also spelled as caerfin. Transport Carfin railway station provides the hub for transport to Glasgow , with the local bus stops providing easy access to Motherwell and surrounding towns. These services do not operate on Sundays. It lies on the outskirts of Carfin Confusingly, the station is in a housing estate that is classed as being a part of nearby Newarthill . Climate The climate is temperate, agreeing with the temperate climate of northern Britain. Coord 55 48 N 3 57 W region GB type city display title North Lanarkshire Settlements ... more details
Image Carfin1.JPG right 300px thumb West wall of Grotto Carfin Grotto , a shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes was the idea of Father, later Canon, Thomas N. Taylor died 1963 , parish priest of St. Francis Xavier s Parish in Carfin , two miles east of Motherwell, North Lanarkshire Motherwell , in the West of Scotland. He wanted to build a shrine similar to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto of Massabielle at the shrine of Lourdes in France . Early days Image Scotland 020.jpg thumb 300px right Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima Work on the Carfin version of the Lourdes Grotto began in the early 1920s. The shrine was built, by hand, by local parishioners on a site opposite the Catholic Church. Many of the builders were coal miner s from Carfin and neighbouring villages out of work during the 1921 ... parishioner in Carfin from 1957 1995. ref Fr. Taylor inspired hard work and dedication from his workers ... a single pilgrimage of over fifty thousand pilgrims in 1924. ref Mgr Thomas N. Canon Taylor Carfin ... right thumb 300px Statue of Mary at Carfin The shrine opened in late 1922 and it quickly became a pilgrimage ... s of different faiths have visited Carfin. The shrine expanded beyond a single field to many ... service. ref Oral witness of contributor, resident parishioner in Carfin from 1957 1995. ref St. Th r se ..., and she predicted that the Carfin Lourdes Grotto would enjoy large numbers of pilgrims as a result. ref Mgr Thomas N. Canon Taylor Carfin Grotto The First Thirty years 1922 1952 . ref St. Th r se of Lisieux ... By the time of Canon Taylor s death in 1963, the Carfin Lourdes Grotto enjoyed a high national profile ... groups also attended the shrine on annual pilgrimage. New Additions Image Our lady carfin grotto.jpg ... used at the event was relocated to Carfin Grotto, where it was placed near the arena of Our Lady, Star ... for Our Times Carfin Grotto is one of Britain s foremost Marian shrines. It continues to be spiritual ... style moz column count 2 column count 2 references div External links http www.carfin.org.uk Carfin ... more details
Infobox GB station symbol rail name Carfin other name image name Carfin railway station, looking ESE geograph.org.uk 2562429.jpg caption code CRF manager First ScotRail locale Newarthill borough North Lanarkshire platforms 2 stats yes lowusage0405 increase 55,928 lowusage0506 increase 58,996 lowusage0607 increase 66,814 lowusage0708 increase 69,070 lowusage0809 increase 85,200 original London, Midland and Scottish Railway LMS years ? sfn Butt 1995 p 53 events Opened as Carfin Halt years1 1 December 1930 sfn Butt 1995 p 53 events1 Closed years2 ? sfn Butt 1995 p 53 events2 Reopened years3 16 May 1983 sfn Butt 1995 p 53 events3 Renamed Carfin railway station is a railway station serving both Carfin and Newarthill in North Lanarkshire , Scotland . It is convert 22 km mi abbr on Southeast direction southeast of Glasgow Central railway station on the Shotts Line between Glasgow Central railway station Glasgow and Edinburgh Waverley railway station Edinburgh . It contains two platforms one for trains in the direction of Glasgow, and the other for trains to Edinburgh Waverley via Shotts railway station Shotts . Like the following stop on the Shotts Line Holytown railway station Holytown the location of the station is ambiguous, since it is situated between Carfin and Newarthill , although closer to a housing estate which is classed as being in Newarthill . Services Trains from Carfin station provides an hourly service to the heart of Glasgow, stopping along the way at Holytown railway station Holytown , Bellshill railway station Bellshill , Uddingston railway station Uddingston and Cambuslang railway station Cambuslang . Sunday services only run from Glasgow Central railway station Glasgow Central to Shotts railway station Shotts for the month prior to Christmas. ref National Rail ... source enwiki osgb36 ML15AX display title DEFAULTSORT Carfin Railway Station Category Railway stations ... Scotland railstation stub nl Station Carfin ... more details
Summary I took this photograph of St Bernadette s statue at Carfin Grotto Licensing PD self date March 2007 Copy to Wikimedia Commons bot Fbot priority true ... more details
unreferenced date June 2009 The Lanarkshire Football League was formed in 1898 in Scotland as one of several supplementary football leagues that were created in order to increase the number of fixtures for Scottish Football League clubs. Very few details of the league are recorded, and the only championship win on record is that of Albion Rovers F.C. Albion Rovers in 1901&ndash 02. Membership Airdrieonians F.C. Airdrieonians 1900&ndash 1901 Albion Rovers F.C. Albion Rovers 1898&ndash 1902 Carfin Emmett F.C. Carfin Emmett 1899&ndash 1900 Hamilton Academical F.C. Hamilton Academical 1898&ndash 1899, 1901&ndash 1902 Motherwell F.C. Motherwell 1898&ndash 1899, 1900&ndash 1902 Royal Albert F.C. Royal Albert 1898&ndash 1899 Wishaw Thistle F.C. Wishaw Thistle 1899&ndash 1900 Wishaw United F.C. Wishaw United 1900&ndash 1902 See also Scottish Football Defunct Leagues Football in Scotland Category Defunct football leagues in Scotland Category Article Feedback 5 Scotland footy competition stub he ... more details
stnlnk Motherwell with no Sunday service. rail start rail line previous stnlnk Carfin next stnlnk ... Historical Rail Insert rail line previous stnlnk Carfin next stnlnk Bellshill route Cleland and Midcalder ... more details
unreferenced date April 2009 Infobox football biography playername Jim Cassidy fullname James Cassidy image dateofbirth 2 December 1869 dateofdeath Not known cityofbirth Kilmarnock countryofbirth Scotland cityofdeath Not known countryofdeath height currentclub clubnumber position Striker Centre forward youthyears1 youthclubs1 years1 years2 years3 years4 1889 1891 years5 1891 years6 1891 1892 years7 1892 years8 1892 1898 years9 Total clubs1 Kilmarnock Athletic F.C. Kilmarnock Athletic clubs2 Kilmarnock F.C. Kilmarnock clubs3 Glasgow Hibernian F.C. Glasgow Hibernian clubs4 Bolton Wanderers F.C. Bolton Wanderers clubs5 Carfin Shamrock F.C. Carfin Shamrock clubs6 Bolton Wanderers F.C. Bolton Wanderers clubs7 Celtic F.C. Celtic clubs8 Bolton Wanderers F.C. Bolton Wanderers clubs9 Bolton Wanderers caps1 caps2 caps3 caps4 31 caps5 caps6 26 caps7 caps8 137 caps9 194 goals1 goals2 goals3 goals4 21 goals5 goals6 18 goals7 goals8 45 goals9 84 Only LEAGUE appearances & goals NOT CUP should be included here nationalyears1 nationalteam1 nationalcaps1 nationalgoals1 pcupdate ntupdate manageryears1 managerclubs1 Jim Cassidy was a Scottish footballer who played most of his career as a striker centre forward for Bolton Wanderers F.C. Bolton Wanderers in the late 19th century. Cassidy was born in Kilmarnock on 2 December 1869 and started his football career at Kilmarnock F.C. Kilmarnock , before moving on to Glasgow Hibernian F.C. Glasgow Hibernian . In 1889, Cassidy joined Bolton where he remained with short spells with Carfin Shamrock F.C. Carfin Shamrock and Celtic F.C. Celtic for 9 seasons, making 219 appearances, scoring 101 goals. In an FA Cup tie against Sheffield United F.C. Sheffield United on 1 February 1890, Cassidy scored 5 goals in a 13 0 rout, with a further 4 goals coming from David Weir English footballer Davie Weir . Cassidy also scored Bolton s consolation goal in the FA Cup Final 1894 1894 FA Cup Final Bolton were 4 0 down to Notts County F.C. Notts County when, wit ... more details
Infobox football biography playername Hugh Clifford image caption fullname Hugh Clifford dateofbirth birth date df y 1866 1 26 cityofbirth Lanarkshire countryofbirth Scotland dateofdeath death date and age df y 1929 10 3 1866 1 26 cityofdeath Lanarkshire countryofdeath Scotland position Half back years1 clubs1 Carfin Shamrock caps1 goals1 years2 1887 1889 clubs2 Hibernian F.C. Hibernian caps2 goals2 0 years3 1890 1892 clubs3 Stoke City F.C. Stoke caps3 30 goals3 2 years4 1892 1893 clubs4 Celtic F.C. Celtic caps4 9 goals4 0 years5 1893 1894 clubs5 Stoke City F.C. Stoke caps5 1 goals5 0 years6 1894 1895 clubs6 Motherwell F.C. Motherwell caps6 2 goals6 0 years7 1895 clubs7 Liverpool F.C. Liverpool caps7 goals7 years8 1895 clubs8 Manchester City F.C. Ardwick caps8 4 goals8 1 years9 clubs9 Derby County F.C. Derby County caps9 goals9 Hugh Hughie Clifford 1866 &ndash 1929 was a Scotland Scottish professional association football footballer , who played for Carfin Shamrock F.C. Carfin Shamrock , Hibernian F.C. Hibernian , Derby County F.C. Derby County , Stoke City F.C. Stoke , Celtic F.C. Celtic , Motherwell F.C. Motherwell , Liverpool F.C. Liverpool and Manchester City F.C. Ardwick . Career Hugh had a successful career with appearances for Hibernian F.C. Hibernian , Derby County F.C. Derby County , Cafin Shamrock, Stoke City F.C. Stoke , Manchester City F.C. Ardwick , Motherwell F.C. Motherwell and Carfin Rovers and was signed with Liverpool F.C. Liverpool with no first team appearances. Retained by Stoke City F.C. Stoke from Celtic F.C. Celtic for 1893 4 and played in the first game but then no more because in September 1893 he was suspended by the FA and asked for an explanation of playing in the close season with Peter Dowds , summoned to a committee meeting at the FA on Oct 16th 1893. Clifford was an accomplished centre half who joined Celtic F.C. Celtic from Stoke City F.C. Stoke in May 1892 after previously spurning the advances of the team when a Carfin Shamrock pl ... more details
refimprove date August 2011 A Lourdes grotto is a term used to describe a replica of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes The Grotto original grotto at Lourdes a Catholic site reputed to have healing properties or a grotto honouring Our Lady of Lourdes unassociated with the Lourdes site. Some such grottoes are called simply Lourdes grottoes , others are described as replicas, or as honouring Our Lady of Lourdes . Among places which state they have Lourdes grottoes are Carfin Grotto in Carfin, in the west of Scotland Flatrock, Newfoundland and Labrador Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto Flatrock, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada Shrine of St. Anthony Maryland Shrine of St. Anthony , Ellicott City, Maryland , USA St. Francis Seminary Wisconsin Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto St. Francis Seminary, Wisconsin, USA Oostakker Basilica , Slotendries, Belgium Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto in Bulacan , Philippines Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto in Baguio City , Benguet , Philippines Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto, a 1 12 scale replica of the Lourdes Grotto http www.lourdes france.org in Massabielle France housed in the RK Onze Lieve Vrouw van Lourdeskapel , in the A.J. Kropholler Complex http www.kich.nl kich2010 rapport.jsp?id qualifier ODB Rijksmonumentnr&id 452744 , a Dutch national landmark, in Scheveningen , Netherlands Central Catholic High School Canton, Ohio , USA St. Joseph Catholic Church Mogadore, Ohio , USA Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto, Cotabato City , Mindanao, Philippines Oblate School of Theology , San Antonio, Texas, USA Our Lady of Lourdes grotto in New Iberia, Louisiana National Register of Historic Places listings in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto Los Ojos, New Mexico , USA Lourdes Grotto in Sereo Preto, Aruba, named in commemoration of the original ref http www.aruba.com ThingstoDo Attractions Lourdes Grotto.aspx Aruba website Lourdes Grotto in Sereo Preto, Aruba ref University of Notre Dame , Notre Dame, Indiana , USA References Reflist Category Our Lady ... more details
. The B7066 is the major connecting route to Carfin and Motherwell, while those heading west on minor ... in Newarthill, are to be found at Carfin railway station Carfin and Holytown railway station Holytown rather confusingly, Carfin Station is geographically still located in the village of Newarthill ... after the connecting roads they are located on i.e. Carfin Road . These stations are served by regularly ... more details
and Facilities Pupils attend the school from New Stevenston NS , Carfin, Holytown, Newarthill ..., Christ the King in Holytown, Our Lady & St Francis in Carfin, St Mary s in Cleland, St Patrick ... more details
costs. To transform, each hero gets into the driver s seat of his or her Carfin and shouts, Mission ..., Axle s color scheme is yellow with red fire designs. These colors are the same as his Carfin, which ... when trouble rises. His Motor Vator form is blue with a purple trim. Snap s Carfin is a blue ... form is green and is modeled after a towtruck complete with hook and crane. Nuke s Carfin is also ... is a red fire truck and armed with a fire hose and axe. Her Carfin is a fire truck. Allies Van He llsing ... more details
next Stnlnk Carfin route First ScotRail br p style background ffe02b small Shotts Line small col FF80C0 Historical Rail Insert rail line previous Stnlnk Hartwood next Stnlnk Carfin route Caledonian ... more details
for the Australian rules football league, see Eastern Football League Australia unreferenced date June 2009 This was a Scottish non league football soccer competition that ran at various times between 1891 and 1946. Initially an Eastern Football Alliance was run in 1891&ndash 92 with eight teams Adventurers F.C. Adventurers , Armadale F.C. Armdale , Bathgate Rovers F.C. Bathgate Rovers , Bo ness F.C. Bo ness , Broxburn F.C. broxburn , Kirkcaldy F.C. Kirkcaldy who withdrew early in the season , Broxburn Shamrock F.C. Broxburn Shamrock and Mossend Swifts F.C. Mossend Swifts . Leith Hibernians who were actually the old Hibernian F.C. Hibernian that disbanded in 1891 were also members but withdrew before the new season. They were replaced by Adventurers. Many matches remained unplayed with Mossend Swifts leading the table from results traced. The Eastern Alliance was wound up at the season s end. The first league called Eastern Football League was formed in 1893&ndash 94 by Bathgate F.C. Bathgate , Bo ness Broxburn F.C. Broxburn and Broxburn Shamrock, but again seems to have been abandoned midway through the season. It was re formed, however, in 1903 by Bathgate, Bo ness, Broxburn, Broxburn Shamrock, Carfin Emmett F.C. Carfin Emmett , Cartvale F.C. Cartvale , Dykehead F.C. Dykehead , West Calder Swifts F.C. West Calder Swifts and Wishaw Amateurs F.C. Wishaw Amateurs Champions 1903&ndash 04 Bo ness 1904&ndash 05 East Fife 1905&ndash 06 not completed Membership Adventurers F.C. Adventurers 1904&ndash 1906 Bathgate F.C. Bathgate 1903&ndash 1905 Berwick Rangers F.C. Berwick Rangers 1905&ndash 1906 Bo ness F.C. Bo ness 1903&ndash 1905 Broxburn F.C. Broxburn 1903&ndash 1905 Broxburn Athletic F.C. Broxburn Athletic 1905&ndash 06 Broxburn Shamrock F.C. Broxburn Shamrock 1903&ndash 1905 Carfin Emmett F.C. Carfin Emmett 1903&ndash 1904 Cartvale F.C. Cartvale 1903&ndash 1904 Cowdenbeath F.C. Cowdenbeath A 1905&ndash 1906 Dykehead F.C. Dykehead 1903&ndash 1905 East Fife F.C. East F ... more details
Unreferenced date January 2008 Infobox UK school name Brannock High School image size caption image2 caption2 size2 latitude longitude dms motto Concordia motto pl established 18th August 1982 approx closed c approx type Secondary School religion non denominational president head label Headteacher head Robert Colquhoun r head label r head deputy head label Depute Headteacher deputy head Mr McParland & Mr Baird r deputy head label r deputy head chair label chair founder founder pl specialist specialist pl street Loanhead Road city Newarthill county Motherwell country Scotland postcode ML1 5AY LEA dfeno urn ofsted staff enrollment 639 gender Mixed lower age 11 upper age 18 houses Arran, Bute, Cumbrae, Lewis & Mull colours publication publication pl free label 1 Contact No free 1 01698 733905 free label 2 free 2 free label 3 free 3 website http www.brannock.n lanark.sch.uk website name Brannock High School Official Site Brannock High School is a non denominational , co educational comprehensive school comprehensive secondary school in Newarthill , North Lanarkshire , Scotland . It is situated on Loanhead Road. Headteacher and Management Team The Headteacher is Mr Colquhoun. He is assisted by his Deputy Headteachers, Mr McParland, and Mr Baird. Feeder Schools The school catchment area takes in Carfin , Holytown , New Stevenston and Newarthill , in which the associated primary schools are Holytown Primary School, Keir Hardie Memorial Primary School, New Stevenston Primary School and Newarthill Primary School. A number of pupils from the Bellshill area also attend. External links http www.brannock.n lanark.sch.uk School website coord 55 48 41 N 3 57 11 W type edu region GB display title Category Schools in North Lanarkshire Category Secondary schools in Scotland Scotland school stub ... more details
William Sonny Leitch , also known as the Saughton Harrier and Danger Man , is a retired Scottish career criminal. ref cite news url http www.heraldscotland.com sport spl aberdeen sonny the rebel who has found a cause 1.289243 title Sonny, the rebel who has found a cause last McCann first Annette date 29 May 1999 work The Herald accessdate 14 November 2010 ref Leitch was born in Craigneuk , Lanarkshire, and was a childhood friend of Thomas Joseph Winning, Cardinal Winning . Leitch claims that his friend, the renowned safe breaker Johnny Ramensky , told him that he had stolen a hoard of Nazi loot from the Rome area during the Allied march on Rome in 1944, and that this hoard was later kept at the Shepton Mallet military prison in Somerset, and the Royal Navy supply depot at Carfin , Lanarkshire, after the war. He claimed that the hoard contained portraits of Hitler, Eva Braun, Goering, Goebbels and Himmler, and a treasure trove of jewellery and gold. ref cite news url http scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com scotland Army39s safecracker 39stole Nazi loot39.6625102.jp?articlepage 1 title Army s safecracker stole Nazi loot last Smith first Mark date 14 November 2010 work Scotland on Sunday publisher Johnston Press Digital Publishing accessdate 14 November 2010 ref References reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Leitch, Sonny ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH Craigneuk , Lanarkshire DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Leitch, Sonny Category Scottish criminals Category People from North Lanarkshire Category Year of birth missing living people Category Living people Scotland bio stub crime stub ... more details
Infobox Stadium stadium name Dalziel Park Stadium image caption location flagicon SCO Motherwell , North Lanarkshire capacity unknown opened 1886 awards closed 1895 demolished 1895 owner Motherwell F.C. The Motherwell Football & Athletic Club Ltd. operator surface construction cost architect Unknown former names tenants Motherwell F.C. 1886 1895 seating capacity unkwown Dalziel Park Stadium was a football soccer football stadium located at Airbles Street and Glencairn Street in Motherwell , North Lanarkshire , that hosted the home matches of Motherwell F.C. Motherwell , formed after a merger between Alpha and Glencairn. The first official match at the stadium was a 3 2 win over Hamilton Academical F.C. Hamilton Accies . The exact capacity is unknown. It is not to be confused with Dalziel Park , a training facility between Carfin and Cleland, North Lanarkshire Cleland where the team train. Motherwell played at Dalziel Park for nine years until 1895. The club had turned professional the previous year, and the ground was considered unsuitable for professional football. Baron Hamilton of Dalzell granted a lease of land in the northern part of his Dalzell Estate, half a mile away, where Motherwell built a new stadium, Fir Park Stadium Fir Park , where they are based to this day. The old stadium was demolished and replaced by residential housing. External Links http www.scotprem.com content default.asp?page s27 2 Scotprem Website http www.motherwellfc.co.uk the club history club history 1886 1917 Motherwell FC History 1886 1917 Motherwell F.C. Football venues in Scotland Category Motherwell F.C. Category Defunct football venues in Scotland ... more details
Infobox football biography name Dick Malone image fullname Richard Malone height birth date birth date and age df yes 1947 8 22 birth place Carfin , Scotland death date death place position Defender currentclub youthyears1 Shotts Bon Accord youthclubs1 years1 1970 years2 1970 1977 years3 1977 1978 years4 1978 1980 years5 1980 1982 clubs1 Ayr United F.C. Ayr United clubs2 Sunderland A.F.C. Sunderland clubs3 Hartlepool United F.C. Hartlepool United clubs4 Blackpool F.C. Blackpool clubs5 Queen of the South caps1 163 caps2 236 caps3 36 caps4 49 caps5 43 goals1 5 goals2 2 goals3 2 goals4 1 goals5 0 nationalyears1 nationalteam1 nationalcaps1 nationalgoals1 Richard Dick Malone born Carfin , 22 August 1947 is a Scottish former professional footballer. A defender, he appeared for Sunderland A.F.C. Sunderland in the 1973 FA Cup Final winning team. After playing for junior side Shotts Bon Accord , Malone started his senior career with Ayr United F.C. Ayr United , for whom he had played 163 league matches and scored five goals. Malone joined Sunderland in October 1970 and was a Scotland Under 23 international match against France . Citation needed date January 2010 In the FA Cup Final victory, Second Division Sunderland beat Leeds United 1 0. Malone played 235 1 league matches for Sunderland, scoring two goals. Citation needed date January 2010 Malone left Sunderland to join Hartlepool United F.C. Hartlepool United in July 1977. Citation needed date January 2010 After playing 36 league matches and scoring two goals for the club, he was transferred to Blackpool F.C. Blackpool in November 1978, playing 49 matches for them scoring one goal. Citation needed date January 2010 The goal came in a 5 2 victory over Swindon Town F.C. Swindon Town at Bloomfield Road on 15 May 1979. His contract with Blackpool was cancelled in May 1980 by Alan Ball, Jr. Alan Ball . Citation needed date January 2010 In season 1980 81, Malone returned to Scotland to play for Queen of the South F.C. Queen of ... more details
Infobox UK postcode area area code ML The ML postcode area , also known as the Motherwell postcode area ref Royal Mail, Address Management Guide , 2004 ref , is a group of postcode districts around Airdrie, North Lanarkshire Airdrie , Bellshill , Biggar, South Lanarkshire Biggar , Carluke , Coatbridge , Hamilton, South Lanarkshire Hamilton , Lanark , Larkhall , Motherwell, North Lanarkshire Motherwell , Shotts , Strathaven , Newmains and Wishaw in Scotland . Coverage The approximate coverage of the postcode districts postcode area table start ML1 MOTHERWELL Motherwell , Carfin , Cleland, North Lanarkshire Cleland , Hareshaw , Holytown , New Stevenston , Newarthill , Newhouse, North Lanarkshire Newhouse North Lanarkshire ML2 WISHAW Wishaw , Bonkle , Bogside, North Lanarkshire Bogside , Garrion Bridge , Morningside, North Lanarkshire Morningside , Overtown, North Lanarkshire Overtown , Waterloo, North Lanarkshire Waterloo Newmains North Lanarkshire ML3 HAMILTON Hamilton, South Lanarkshire Hamilton , Ferniegair , Limekilnburn , Quarter, North Lanarkshire Quarter South Lanarkshire ML4 BELLSHILL Bellshill , Orbiston , Mossend North Lanarkshire ML5 COATBRIDGE Coatbridge , Annathill , Glenboig North Lanarkshire ML6 AIRDRIE Airdrie, North Lanarkshire Airdrie , Calderbank , Caldercruix , Chapelhall , Forrestfield, North Lanarkshire Forrestfield , Gartness , Glenmavis , Greengairs , Plains, North Lanarkshire Plains , Riggend , Stand, North Lanarkshire Stand , Wattston North Lanarkshire ML7 SHOTTS Shotts , Allanton, North Lanarkshire Allanton , Eastfield, North Lanarkshire Eastfield , Harthill, Scotland Harthill , Hartwood , Salsburgh North Lanarkshire ML8 CARLUKE Carluke , Law, South Lanarkshire Law South Lanarkshire ML9 LARKHALL Netherburn , Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire Stonehouse , Ashgill South Lanarkshire ML10 STRATHAVEN Strathaven , Caldermill , Chapelton, South Lanarkshire Chapelton , Drumclog, South Lanarkshire Drumclog , Glassford , Sandford, South Lanarkshire Sandfo ... more details
Infobox football biography playername Willie Naughton fullname William A. Naughton dateofbirth birth date 1868 7 16 df y cityofbirth Garnkirk countryofbirth Scotland dateofdeath Unknown cityofdeath countryofdeath position Outside right years1 clubs1 Carfin Shamrock caps1 goals1 years2 clubs2 Hibernian F.C. Hibernian caps2 goals2 years3 clubs3 Uddingston caps3 goals3 years4 clubs4 Celtic F.C. Celtic caps4 goals4 years5 clubs5 Carfin Shamrock caps5 goals5 years6 clubs6 Glasgow Hibernian caps6 goals6 years7 clubs7 Wishaw Thistle caps7 goals7 years8 1890 1895 clubs8 Stoke City F.C. Stoke ref cite book title Football League Players Records 1888 to 1939 last Joyce first Michael year 2004 publisher Tony Brown location Nottingham isbn 1 8994 6867 6 page 194 Totals include Football Alliance ref caps8 92 goals8 24 years9 1895 1898 clubs9 Southampton F.C. Southampton caps9 36 goals9 15 years10 1898 ???? clubs10 Carfin Rovers caps10 goals10 William A. Willie Naughton born 16 July 1868 was a Scottish Professional sport professional association football footballer , who played as an outside forward for various clubs in Scotland and England in the 1880s and 1890s, including Celtic F.C. Celtic , Stoke City F.C. Stoke and Southampton F.C. Southampton . Throughout his career he was known as Chippy . ref name ABC cite book title The Alphabet of the Saints last Holley first Duncan coauthors Chalk, Gary publisher ACL & Polar Publishing year 1992 isbn 0 9514862 3 3 page 252 ref Football career Naughton was born in Garnkirk , north east of Glasgow and in his teenage years played for a variety of clubs across Scotland, including Hibernian F.C. Hibernian in Edinburgh and Celtic F.C. Celtic in Glasgow. In July 1890, he moved to England to join Stoke F.C. Stoke of the Football League , for whom he made over one hundred appearances, generally at inside right . ref Matthews, Tony The Encyclopedia of Stoke City Lion Press, 1994, ISBN 1859831001 ref In 1891, he was suspended for receiving payment ... more details
, and Frances Nisbet of Carfin, who married Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson Lord Nelson . Clan ..., Dirleton in East Lothian, Greenholm in Ayrshire, and Carfin and Cairnhill in Renfrewshire. In the 17th ... more details
Encyclopedia
top
