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Latitude: 57.8724 / 57°52'20"N
Longitude: -4.3533 / 4°21'12"W
OS Eastings: 260513
OS Northings: 889420
OS Grid: NH605894
Mapcode National: GBR H7MX.GNN
Mapcode Global: WH3CC.3D79
Plus Code: 9C9QVJCW+XM
Entry Name: Churchyard, Kincardine Parish Church, Kincardine
Listing Name: Kincardine Church (Former Parish Church) and Burial Ground
Listing Date: 18 March 1971
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 338991
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB7176
Building Class: Cultural
Also known as: Kincardine, Kincardine Parish Church, Churchyard
ID on this website: 200338991
Location: Kincardine (Highland)
County: Highland
Electoral Ward: North, West and Central Sutherland
Parish: Kincardine (Highland)
Tagged with: Cemetery
Dated 1799, probably James Boag; alterations and repairs,
Alexander Maitland, 1862. Simple rectangular church, harled
with tooled ashlar margins; symmetrical 6-bay south
elevation with doors in outer bays; 4 windows, the centre
pair being round-headed; single window in east gable; multi-
pane glazing. Later 19th century bellcote at west gable apex
with weather vane; slate roof.
Interior; no interior fittings remain.
Burial Ground; coped rubble wall (1838) surrounds burial
ground; various interesting tombs and monuments dating from
17th century, including Matheson burial enclosure of 1854.
Church no longer in ecclesiastical use. Parish formerly in
Ross and Cromarty County. The initials M A G
on the dated door lintel (eastern bay) probably stand for
Master Andrew Gallie, the Minister of Kincardine Parish in
1799, who graduated Master of Art King's College, Aberdeen.
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