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John Gib, (not Adam Gib's father) was minister of Cleish from 1701 to 1741. His successor, Alexander
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Nivingston is of long-standing but the current
Nivingston House dates from the late 19th century and operates as a country house hotel. It lies to the south-east of the village.
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who lived nearby at Blair Adam. The church was again rebuilt following a fire in 1832 and the tower was added in 1897, nominally to mark
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