Tour Scotland Video Catherine Glendinning Window St Cuthbert's Church Edinburgh

Tour Scotland video of the Catherine Glendinning memorial stained glass window in St Cuthbert's Church, Edinburgh, Scotland. This window was gifted by the women of St Cuthbert's in grateful recognition of her service to the church.

Glendinning is an ancient Scottish surname. It is locational from a place called Glendinning in the parish of Westerkirk, in the county of Dumfriesshire. The name derives from the Welsh " glyn " meaning " valley ", " dun ", a fort, plus " gwyn " white or fair, hence, " the valley of the white fort ". In the Miscellany of the Scottish Historical Society one, William de Glendonwyn is recorded as " procurator of the Scottish Nation in the University of Orleans ". In the " Criminal Trials of Scotland " from A.D. 1487 to 1624 reference is made to the stealing of goods from a Bartholomew Glendunwyne, and in the reign of Charles 1, a John Glendinning had his lands forfeited when Montrose, the Kings's lieutenant, whom he supported was defeated.

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