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Tag: Burial aisle

Section of a church, or freestanding stucture, used a family for private burials

  1. B Albie Aisle
    Middlebie
  2. B Balfour Burial-Aisle, South Churchyard, Shapinsay
    Shapinsay
  3. B Burial Aisle, Lessudden House
    St Boswells
  4. B Burial Aisle, Panbride Parish Church
    Panbride
  5. C Churchyard, Cairnie Parish Church, Cairnie
    Cairnie
  6. B Churchyard With Fraser Burial Aisle, St Comgall's Church, Kirkton Of Durris
    Durris
  7. B Churchyard With Marischal Aisle, Dunnottar Church
    Dunnottar
  8. B Cockpen Old Parish Church, Burial Ground Photos
    Cockpen
  9. B Erroll Aisle, Parish Church Of Slains, Kirkton Of Slains, Collieston
    Slains
  10. B Gala Burial Aisle, Church Street, Galashiels Photos
    Galashiels
  11. B Old Cathcart Parish Church And Churchyard, Carmunnock Road, Glasgow
    Glasgow
  12. B Old Parish Church And Burial-Ground, Carrington
    Carrington
  13. B Old Parish Church South Aisle, Churchyard, Parish Church, Strichen
    Strichen
  14. B Session House And Graveyard, Spott Parish Church
    Spott
  15. B St Maur's-Glencairn Parish Church And Glencairn Aisle, Kirkton Road, Kilmaurs Photos
    Kilmaurs
  16. A Strathmore Aisle, St Fergus's Church, Kirkwynd, Glamis
    Glamis
  17. A Tolquhon Monument, Tarves Churchyard Photos
    Tarves

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