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| Tullibody (Continued) | [continued from page 6] and at the same time, as a memorial of the distinguished bravery and loyalty of the people, he caused a Stone to be erected, where the royal standard then stood, observing the ceremonial of anointing the pillar and making a vow. The stone was removed some years ago, But the spot is well known to the neighbourhood, and still receives the name of “Stan’ in’ Stane”. A little to the east of the field where the main body of his army was encamped, he also founded a village which he called “Tirlybothy”, (since varied into Tullibodie and Tullibody) a name originally signifying “the oath of the Croft”, Such was the origin of this village.” Statistical Account There is no one in the locality able to point out the spot where the stone mentioned in the foregoing extract stood. |
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