OS1/12/19/35
List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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CHURCH OF DIPPLE (Site of | Site of Church of Dipple Site of Church of Dipple Site of Church of Dipple |
Revd [Reverend] J. Cushnie, Speymouth Mr J. Bruce, Burnside Mr J. Paterson Bridge of Spey |
013.12 | The Site of an ancient church situated in a graveyard about two and a half Miles south of the present parish church. No vestiges of it remain nor is the date of its erection Known, but in 1868 when the wall enclosing the graveyard was undergoing repair some stones were taken from its foundation and a quantity of silver Coins were found. Coined in the reign of Robert the Second. Of these Coins a few are in the possession of the present clergyman, some in that of the Duke of Richmond, and others at the Museum at Edinburgh - |
GRAVE YARD | 013.12 | See notes for Church of Dipple | ||
HOLY GHOST HOUSE (Site of | 013.12 | "Dipple, a parsonage dedicated to the Holy Ghost, whereof the Earl of Moray is Patron. At the church-yard stile there stood a small house, commonly called the house of the Holy Ghost - around which, Sun-way, the people made a tour with the corps at burials, and could not be restrained from this superstition till the walls were quite razed of late" Extract from Shaw's History of Moray. | ||
SILVER COINS OF THE REIGN OF ROBERT II FOUND HERE A.D. 1868 | 013.12 | See notes for Church of Dipple |
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[page] 35Co. [County] of Elgin - Parish of Speymouth
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James Gibson C.A. [ Civilian Assistant]
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