Inscription on right of entrance gate set into wall:
July 1782: This Churchyard Dyke was built by Kataharene Scot, relict of Alexander Gordon of Comrie & daughter of Mr John Scot, late Minister of Dipple.
July 1782: This Churchyard Dyke was built by Kataharene Scot, relict of Alexander Gordon of Comrie & daughter of Mr John Scot, late Minister of Dipple.
Inscription on right of entrance gate set into wall:
July 1782: This Churchyard Dyke was built by Kataharene Scot, relict of Alexander Gordon of Comrie & daughter of Mr John Scot, late Minister of Dipple.
July 1782: This Churchyard Dyke was built by Kataharene Scot, relict of Alexander Gordon of Comrie & daughter of Mr John Scot, late Minister of Dipple.
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Within this tomb ly interred the bodys of ALEXR. GORDON of Comray, who died April 30, 1763, aged 80, and KATHERINE SCOT, his spous who died and ther children, viz. BARBARA & GRACE GORDONS, who dyed June 1728; EUPHEMIA, who died March 25th 1740, aged 19 years; JOHN, who dyed Janry 3d 1741, aged 18; HELEN, who died Nov. 30th 1741, aged 21 years; & ALEXR who died July 16th 1742 aged 24 years.
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