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THE ARBUTHNOTT FAMILY ASSOCIATION |
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The concept behind this page is to list books, films, etc in which
Arbuthnots and Arbuthnott appear,
whether as author or hero(ine), whether real or fiction. If
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NON-FICTION & MISC. |
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| Author | Publisher | Title | ISBN | Comment | |
| G A Aitken | Oxford | Life & Works of Arbuthnot | Biography of Dr John Arbuthnot | ||
| Mrs Arbuthnot | Notes on hackle-making machinery and machine tools (24pp). |
Reference: MS 101/10/4/6 |
Collection of Wm.R.Stewart & Sons (Hacklemakers) Ltd | ||
| Sir Alexander John Arbuthnot KCSI CIE | T Fisher Unwin | Memories of Rugby & India | Posthumous autobiography | ||
| Sir Alexander John Arbuthnot KCSI CIE | 1899 & 1988 | Lord Clive; the foundation of British rule in India (Builders of Greater Britain) | B0006ADXGM | ||
| Sir Alexander John Arbuthnot KCSI CIE | Select reports of criminal cases, determined in the Court of Foujdaree Udalat of Madras | ||||
| Rev Andy R C Arbuthnot | All you need is more and more of Jesus | ||||
| Rev Andy R C Arbuthnot | Christian Prayer & Healing | ||||
| Rev Andy R C & Audrey Arbuthnot | Love that heals |
0551013370 |
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| Anthony William Arbuthnot | Arbuthnot Family Assoc (Sth African Branch) 2001 | The descendants of James Arbuthnot of Dens |
0-620-26298-2 |
Excellent genealogical history of Table M | |
| Archibald Arbuthnot | Garland Pub. | Memoirs of the remarkable life and surprising adventures of Miss Jenny Cameron |
0824011171 |
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| Hon Barbara Arbuthnott | The Henwife |
Downloadable |
Table E part 2 | ||
| Captain Arbuthnot | L'Africaine |
In the Koch Collection of Plays & Books, Miami University |
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| Susan Soros & Catherine Arbuthnott | Yale University Press 2003 | Thomas Jekyll: Architect and Designer, 1827-1881 |
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| David John Arbuthnot | D J Arbuthnot 1985 | From Down to Doon |
Excellent history of Table 44 |
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| Felicity Arbuthnot | Iraq - The Bradt Travel Guide | Table L | |||
| Foster Fitzgerald Arbuthnot (Editor) | Kama Sutra of Vatasyana | ||||
| Foster Fitzgerald Arbuthnot | Darf, Jan 1984 | Arabic Authors | |||
| Foster Fitzgerald Arbuthnot | Wm Heinemann 1900 | The Mysteries of Chronology | |||
| Foster Fitzgerald Arbuthnot (Translator) | The Ananga Ranga or The Hindu Art of Love | ||||
| Rev George Arbuthnot | 2nd edition, 1889 | Morgan's Penny Guide. Two Hours in Stratford On Avon - An Itinerarium | Illustrated 28 page guide book Table K part 1 | ||
| Rev George Arbuthnot | printed by Edward Fox c.1899 | A Guide to the Collegiate Church of Stratford On Avon | Table K part 1 | ||
| Prof Gordon W Arbuthnott | Chemical Signalling in the Basal Ganglia | ||||
| Prof Gordon W Arbuthnott | Transmitter Molecules in the Brain | ||||
| Prof Gordon W Arbuthnott (editor) | Morphological Investigations of Single Neurons in Vitro | ||||
| Beatrice Curtis Brown and Helen Arbuthnot | Artist's and Writers Guild, New York. 1943 | The Story of England | Illustrated by Gustaf Tenggren | ||
| Hugh James Arbuthnott | Macmillan 1979, 1989 | A Common Man's Guide to the Common Market | |||
| Prof Jack Braeden Arbuthnot | Harper & Row, 1981 | Teaching Moral Reasoning: Theory and Practice | Table 6 | ||
| Joan Arbuthnot | Jonathan Cape, London 1935 | More profit than gold | Table K part 1 | ||
| Dr John Arbuthnot | Oxford | The History of John Bull | Downloadable | ||
| Dr John Arbuthnot | An argument in favour of divine providence | ||||
| Dr John Arbuthnot | London: J & R Tonson and S Draper 1751 | An essay concerning the effects of air on human bodies | |||
| William King & Dr John Arbuthnot | Miscellany of the Wits | ||||
| John Bernard Arbuthnot | 1932 | Arms and the Irishman | B0006AM1D8 | ||
| Prof John Peebles Arbuthnott | The Determinants Of Bacterial and Viral Pathogenicity | ||||
| Kevin Arbuthnot | Making children mind without losing yours | ||||
| Kevin Arbuthnot | Windows on the world - complete wine course 2002 | ||||
| Kevin Arbuthnot | Making sense of the men in your life, what makes them tick and how to live in harmony | ||||
| Prof Rhona Flin & Kevin Arbuthnot (editor) | Incident command : Tales from the hot seat | ||||
| Prof Mabel Florence Arbuthnot | Henry Harrison, NY, 1975 | Selected Poems | Table 4 | ||
| Prof Mabel Florence Arbuthnot | Henry Harrison, NY, 1940 | Carmina | Table 4 This is 31pps of poetry some of which previously published in "Christian" | ||
| Marcia, Mrs Charles Arbuthnot | The Journal of Mrs Arbuthnot | Autobiography | |||
| Margaret Evelyn Arbuthnot | A short story of a long life | Autobiography of Caroline Ramsay Hay, Mrs Arbuthnot | |||
| Mary Evelyn Arbuthnot | The Mystery of Mrs Charles Arbuthnot's Diary | ||||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1947 | Children and Books | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | Scott Foresman | Children's Reading in the Home | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1951 | Time for Poetry | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1952 | Arbuthnot Anthology of Children's Literature | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1952 | Time for Fairy Tales | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1952 | Time for True Tales | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1966 | Children's Books Too Good to Miss | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1968 | Time for Stories Past and Present | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | The Real Mother Goose | Introduction by MHA | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1970 | Time for Old Magic | |||
| May Hill Arbuthnot | 1971 | Time for New Magic | |||
| William S Gray & Mary (May Hill) Arbuthnot | Scott Foreman & Co, 1947 | People & Progress | |||
| William S Gray & May Hill Arbuthnot | W J Gage & Co, 1956 | More Friends & Neighbours | |||
| Nancy Prothro Arbuthnot | Pearson,
July 1996 |
An American Artist in World War II : Jason Schoener at Eniwetok Atoll | |||
| Nancy Prothro Arbuthnot | Mexico Shining: Versions of Aztec songs | 0894107852 | |||
| Mrs P S-M Arbuthnot | Geo Allen & Unwin 1920 | Memories of the Arbuthnots of Kincardineshire & Aberdeenshire |
The
copyright owner |
The definitive genealogy at 1920, based on the Scots Peerage | |
| Mrs P S-M Arbuthnot | George Bell & Sons, 1907 | Queen Mary's Book | Poems & essays by Mary Queen of Scots | ||
| Mrs P S-M Arbuthnot | The Sleeping Beauty of Groot Constantia | A play | |||
| Dr Thomas Shaw Arbuthnot | W W Norton & Co, New York, 1954 | African
Hunt Grand Safari A Trip to Kashmir Heroes of Peace |
Safaris in E Africa 1927. Table 2 | ||
| Mrs W R Arbuthnot | Recollections of Mrs W R Arbuthnot (1839-1912) | Founder of the Women's Protestant Movement | |||
| Canon Edmund Arbuthnott | St Jacques | A Priest's Life | Autobiography | ||
| A Aspinall (ed.) | The Correspondence of Charles Arbuthnot | ||||
| L M Beattie | John Arbuthnot, Mathemetician and satirist | Biography of Dr John Arbuthnot | |||
| The Hon Mrs Christy Bing | Agnate Press | The Lairds of Arbuthnott | 0-9535923-0-8 | Highly recommended history | |
| Gordon Arbuthnot Cain | 1999 | Everybody Wins! | Autobiography about his life in the chemical industry. Table 3. | ||
| Joyce Molly-Jean Coleman, dau of Lula Sims, n�e Arbuthnot | Locust Hill Publishing | Soul stirrings | 0970091842 | Concerning her spiritual growth as a descendant of slaves who were offspring of their owner, James Arbuthnot (Table 3). The author was a vice-president TWA. | |
| Conal Condren | Satire, lies and politics: The case of Dr Arbuthnot | 0312175159 | |||
| M A Ridall & E R Henry | 3rd edition - 2003 | Arbuthnots in North America | Several Vols of genealogy | ||
| Franklin Benjamin Hough | 1975 | Siege of Charleston by the British Fleet & Army under the Command of Admiral Arbuthnot and Sir Henry Clinton | |||
| Patricia Koster (Intro) | Augustan Reprint Soc | Arbuthnotiana | 040470154x | Catalogue of Dr Arbuthnot's library 1779 | |
| Murdock Matheson | Dr John Arbuthnot & the Satire on science in his day | ||||
| John Moir, III | Drawn up in 1815. | Short Genealogical Memoirs of The Families of The Name of Arbuthnot | The copyright owner is minded soon to upload this to the web in pdf format | The only (manuscript) copy of this book is in the possession of Sir William Arbuthnot, Bt. | |
| Richard Reid | Yass Heritage Project | A decent set of girls-- : the Irish Famine Orphans of the Thomas Arbuthnot, 1849-1850 | 064627449X | ||
| Harry Gordon Slade | Arbuthnott House | From "Proceedings of the Society: Scottish Antiquities" Vol 110, Session 1978-80, pp 432-74 | |||
| E A Smith | 1994 | Wellington and the Arbuthnots | 0-7509-0629-4 | Excellent book about the triangular relationship between the Duke, Charles and Harriet | |
| B Smith-Arbuthnot | 1984 | Straws in the Wind: An Indication of Political Climates Between 1980-1983 | |||
| Robert C Steensma | Gale 1979 | Dr John Arbuthnot | 0805767495 | ||
| Geo. Clark Suttie | 1907, reprinted 1992 | Arbuthnott - With some reminiscences of the Parish 60 years ago | |||
| Rangaswamy Srinivasan | EastWest Books (Madras) PVT. Ltd., 571 Poonamallee High Road, Aminjikarai, Chennai 600 029, India. 2006 | The Fall of Arbuthnot & Co | 81-88661-40-6 | ||
| Nigel Tranter | . | Tapestry of the Boar | Reference to the Arbuthnot who supposedly cooked the Sheriff of the Mearns | ||
| Isabella Williamson & George Boardman | 2001, Arbuthnott Community Association | The Annals of Arbuthnott - Parts I & II | 146 & 118 page history booklets of pictures and text on this small Kincardineshire village. | ||
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FICTION |
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| Author | Publisher | Title | Hero | ISBN | Comment |
| Evelyn Anthony | 1987 | A place to hide | The tragedy-torn world of the Arbuthnot family spans two generations of Anglo-Irish bound together by violence and death - and with the greatest drama yet to come. His mother, the daughter of a local famer, died giving him birth. His father, a wealthy Anglo-Irishman, has hated him ever since. Growing up unloved and resented, Frank Arbuthnot forges a bond with the only one he can - his half-sister Claire, five years his junior. When Claire learns years later and miles apart that her brother is missing, she starts on a terrifying journey across Ireland to find him. But Frank, having rejected his background of wealth and privilege, and under the sway of a beautiful IRA terrorist with whom he has fallen in love, has long been a pawn in the murderous game of Irish politics. When he turns on the rebels after an act of brutal violence, his lover, Marie, who is insanely jealous of Claire, the only rival she can never overcome, betrays him. Claire is tracked by both British intelligence and members of the IRA, playing out a deadly game of cat and mouse, she suddenly remembers an isolated and desolate park in County Meath with a secret place where she and Frank hid as children and where she thinks he must have taken refuge. It is a hiding place that she must find again if either of them is to survive. | ||
| Frank D Arbuthnot | Arbuthnot Publishing House, Oklahoma 1994 | Hold back the wind | Historical Indian fiction | ||
| Gill Arbuthnott, Edinburgh teacher | Floris 2003 | The Chaos Clock | Childrens fiction ages 9 - 12, set in Edinburgh | ||
| Floris 2004 | The Chaos Quest | ||||
| Floris 2005 | Waterbringers | Childrens fiction | |||
| Gray, William S. and May Hill Arbuthnot: | Scott Foresman | Our New Friends (Dick and Jane Series) | |||
| Gray, William S. and May Hill Arbuthnot: | Scott Foresman, 1946 | More Streets & Roads | Contents: Road to laughter, Roads of early days, Along animal trails, etc | ||
| Helen Ashton | Garden City, N Y, Doubleday Doran & Co, 1932 | Mackerel Skies | Features Sybil Arbuthnot | ||
| Lady Arbuthnot | 1900 | Chance | The story of a dog | ||
| Marian Babson | St. Martin's Press, NY, 1999 | The Company of Cats / The Multiple Cat | 0312199244 | Reclusive computer millionaire Arthur Arbuthnot mistakenly invites a gossip columnist to redecorate his London flat.When Arbuthnot's corpse is discovered, his greedy relations find that he has left most of his estate to his cat. | |
| Rhys Bowen | St Martins Press, 1998 | Evan help us | 0312194110 | Evan Evans is still settling into his role as Constable of Llanfair, a village in North Wales, mainly mediating local disputes. But his duties turn deadly when a prodigal son returns with plans to build a tourist attraction. Passions run deeply for and against the plan, but when two murders come to light, Evan has to do all he can to help Llanfair survive. A character is Colonel Arbuthnot. | |
| Ray Bradbury | A graveyard for lunatics | 0380812002 | Set in 1950s Hollywood, this story begins when a scriptwriter receives an anonymous note inviting him to the Green Glades Cemetery, where he is promised a great revelation. There he finds a dummy of J.C.Arbuthnot, the former head of Maximus Films who died 20 years earlier - or possibly not. | ||
| John Buchan | Various | Greenmantle, The Courts of the Morning, Mr Standfast, The Three Hostages, The Island of Sheep & Others, The League of Heroes (Xavier Maum�jean) p.39 | Sandy Arbuthnot, later Lord Clanroyden | Based on Hon Colonel Sir Aubrey Herbert (1880-1923 twice offered the throne of Albania), 2nd son of 4th Earl of Carnarvon), later Lord Lucas, but later also reflected Lawrence of Arabia. | |
| Meg Cabot | Victoria and The Rogue | Lady Victoria Arbuthnot |
Lady Victoria Arbuthnot has always done exactly what she wants. So she is delighted when she bags drop- dead- gorgeous Lord Malfrey before she has even got off the boat from India. But then a dashing young sea captain starts spreading stories about her man. Could it be that Victoria's happy ever after with Lord M might not be so happy after all? A totally romantic story with an irresistable heoine. |
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| Elisa deCarlo | Aubrey
Arbuthot stories * Strong spirits * The Devil You Say |
Humorous, the overall tone of these books is reminiscent of P.G. Wodehouse. Aubrey Arbuthnot's new-found psychic abilities are a tremendous embarrassment to his wealthy, titled family, but that doesn't stop him from trying to use those abilities to earn some money... | |||
| Ken Follett | 2007 | World without end | Chris Arbuthnott ? | ||
| Alexander Fullarton | .. | Floating madhouse | . | . | A naval Arbuthnot features |
| Michael Gilbert | Hodder 1961. | Death has deep roots | . | . | Mr Justice Arbuthnot features |
| H Rider Haggard | See under R below | ||||
| Hsrry Harrison | You can be the interactive rat | An interactive game book | Arbuthnot the rejected features | ||
| Philip Hensher | Northern Clemency | Mrs Anthea Arbuthnot | |||
| Jean G Hontz | The Moonshine | Lady Arbuthnot | |||
| Michael Innes (John Innes Mackintosh Stewart) | Appleby talking | Arbuthnot is paying for a rash decision - he recently married a beautiful but slightly amoral girl whose crazy antics caught his rather cynical professional interest. His wife has taken a lover, Rupert Slade, and Arbuthnot wants nothing more than to see him dead - but the last thing he expected was that he'd walk into his living room and find just that | |||
| John Irving | Corgi 1982 | The hotel New Hampshire | Arbuthnot-by-the-Sea features | ||
| P.D.James | Alfred A Knopf, 2001 | Death in Holy Orders | Raphael Arbuthnot | A Commander Adam Dalgliesh murder mystery with a setting in a small theological college in East Anglia established by Miss Agnes Arbuthnot in 1861. A student there called Raphael Arbuthnot is one of the main characters | |
| James Kennaway | Penguin | Household Ghosts (filmed as "Country Dance" aka "Brotherly Love") | Charles ("Pink") Henry Arbuthnot Ferguson | 0140068775 | Great book |
| Rudyard Kipling | The Day's Work. From William the Conqueror - Parts I & II | Badger Arbuthnot | |||
| Eric Linklater | Jonathan Cape 1959 | The Merry Muse | Max Arbuthnot | Immortal impropriety", in the shape of a hitherto unknown manuscript by Robert Burns is found among the effects of a dead schoolmaster of impeccable reputation. Despite the scandal that it threatens, his widow cannot afford to conceal it, for it is worth a great sum of money. Her brother, Max Arbuthnot, takes charge. An Edinburgh lawyer and a rich man, Max at the age of 60 has a rampageous appetite for pleasure and a fine sense of his own importance....." | |
| Pamela Macgregor-Morris | 1949 | Lucky Purchase | The Arbuthnot family took horses a little too far, even into the drawing room! All except young Jane. Jane was just fed up with anything to do with horses or Horse Shows and was the despair of everybody. Until one day at the seaside she met Kitty - that forlorn but lovable old beach pony whose ancient, haggard appearance was the joke of all Bognor. And when Jane saw a bully of a boy beat up poor old Kitty, all her deep love of ponies welled up within her. How Kitty finds a good home, and of her final adventures with the local hunt, is a story that will delight not only horse-lovers but those whose knowledge of horses is confined to roundabouts. Pamela MacGregor-Morris understand the writing of children's books unusually well, and knows at once that even in juveniles all cannot be expected all the time to turn out for the best "in this best of all possible worlds". This is, however, the best possible sequel to TOPPER: and Lionel Edwards illustrations ensure its success and will need no reintroduction to horse-lovers. | ||
| Gregory McDonald | Fletch's Fortune (1978) & Fletch and the Man Who (1983) | A minor character is called Frederica ("Freddy") Arbuthnot | |||
| Mike Resnick | Return of the dinosaurs (1997) | Fictional book | |||
| H Rider Haggard | When the world shook | An account of the great adventure of Bastin, Bickley and Humphrey Arbuthnot | |||
| Dorothy L Sayers | Various Lord Peter Wimsey crime novels, incl Whose Body?, Strong Poison | An occasional character is Hon Freddy Arbuthnot. Rachel Arbuthnot is in Clouds of Witness. | |||
| Ronald Searle | Down with Skool | Sigismond Arbuthnot | |||
| Gerald Seymour | 2001 | The Untouchable | Features a lawyer called Henry Arbuthnot | ||
| C P Snow | The Masters | Arbuthnot is the middle name of principal character Prof Crawford. | |||
| W Somerset Maugham | Short story? "The Magician" ? |
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| Faith Sullivan | Penguin Books, 1988 | Cape Ann | Minerva Baldwin Arbuthnot | Supposed author of a couple of books for children "Happy Stories for Bedtime" and "Stories for Rainy Afternoons." | |
| Frank Sullivan | Articles in The New Yorker 1930s and 1940s | . | Mr Magnus Arbuthnot | An expert in cliches | |
| Elizabeth Taylor | 1971 | Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont | Mrs Arbuthnot | (played by Anna Massey in the 2005 film) | Comedy/drama - Mrs A is vicious |
| N A Temple-Ellis, pseudonym of N A Holdaway | 1929 | The Inconsistent Villains | The first Montrose Arbuthnot mystery | ||
| 1930 Methuen & Co | The Man who was There | The second Montrose Arbuthnot mystery | |||
| Angela Thirkell | Moyer Bell 1997 | Private Enterprise | 155921189X | The villagers of Barsetshire are all a-twitter when Mrs. Peggy Arbuthnot, a pretty widow, comes to town and moves into Editha Cottage. | |
| Bernard Toms | Harcourt, Brace & World, NY, 1965 | George Arbuthnott Jarrett | A novel about a schizophrenic: George, an uninhibited hellion, and Arbuthnott, a devout, faithful, prudent soul. | ||
| Stephen White | 1997 | Remote control | Larry Arbuthnot, neurologist | Mystery novel | |
| Oscar Wilde | A woman of no importance | Gerald & Mrs Arbuthnot | |||
| J Arbuthnot Wilson | Pseudonym of (Charles) Grant (Blairfindie) Allen who also used pseudonym Cecil Power | ||||
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PLAYS AND FILMS |
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| Film | Date | Role | Actor |
| Agatha
Christie's Murder on the Orient Express |
1974 | Colonel Arbuthnot | Sean Connery |
| The Altar of Friendship - original comedy play | 1902-03. | Richard Arbuthnot | Nat C Goodwin |
| As Long As They're Happy | 1955 | Mrs Arbuthnot | Athene Seyler |
| Blinky | 1923 | Geoffrey Arbuthnot Islip ("Blinky") | Hoot Gibson |
| Burke and Hare | 1972 | Arbuthnot | Alan Tucker |
| Why didn't they ask Evans? | 1980 | Dr George Arbuthnot | Rowland Davies |
| Agatha
Christie's Murder on the Orient Express |
2001 | Bob Arbuthnot | David Hunt |
| Agatha
Christie's Murder on the Orient Express | 2010 | John Arbuthnot | David Morrissey |
| Early edition - Fatal edition, part I | 1999 | Jake Arbuthnot | Leland Crooke |
| Getting It Right | 1989 | Mrs Arbuthnot | Aim�e Delamain |
| Keeper of the Flame | 1942 | Mr Arbuthnot | Donald Meeks |
| North Square | 2000 | Judge Michael Arbuthnot | |
| The Poor Rich | 1934 | Arbuthnot | Sidney Bracey |
| Tickets for the Titanic - Pastoral Care | 1988 | Arbuthnot | Victoria Wicks |
| The Promise | 2010 | Major John Arbuthnot | Pip Torrens |
| Calculus - a play by Prof. Carl Djerassi | 2002 - 2004 | Mrs Arbuthnot Dr John Arbuthnot |
Susan Sheridan Nigel Forde |
| Mrs Arbuthnot Dr John Arbuthnot |
Wanda McCaddon John Ayles |
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| The Avengers - Death � la carte | 1963 | Arbuthnot | Ken Parry |
| Elizabeth von Arnim's Enchanted April | 1991 | Rose Arbuthnot | Miranda Richardson |
| Frederick Arbuthnot | Arbuthnot is a best-selling British author of scandalous books and the chaser of beautiful young women, circa 1922 | ||
| The Last Supper | 1995 | Norman Arbuthnot | Ron Perlman |
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| Game | Date | Scenario | Kind |
| "Hold Up!" Murder mystery game for 8-30 people | Blue Murder Games | James (San Francisco lawyer and potential mayoral candidate) & Jeanine Arbuthnot feature | Murder mystery game in PDF format |
| "Wooden
ships & Iron Men" adapted into a computer game "Sail" |
Avalon Hill 1975 | (Admiral Marriot) Arbuthnot & Des Touches 16 March 2024 | War game |
| All new world of lemmings | Craig Arbuthnott - Level designer | Strategy computer game | |
| LondonEnGarde.com | Sir Reginald Arbuthnot, engineering advisor India 1780 |
Computer game? | |
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