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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAPEL HOUSE | Chapel House | Rev: [Reverend] John Sutherland Rev: [Reverend] William Stopani Post Office Directory 1866-67 Mr Cruikshank. Police Surveyor |
075 | The building includes a large and commodious dwelling house for the clergymen erected on the North side and adjoining the chancel of the Church. |
| FRANCISCAN CONVENT [Aberdeen] | Franciscan Convent | Rev:(Reverend)John Sutherland Rev:(Reverend) William Stopani Post Office Directory 1866-67 Mr. Cruikshank. Police Surveyor |
075 | Annexed to the south side is a Convent of Franciscan Nuns, who keep a boarding and dayschool for young ladies, and devote themselves to the teaching of the poor schools connected with the congregation. The Convent and schools must have cost upwards of £2,000. They were built in 1863. - The above Information was furnished by the Rev. [Reverend] John Sutherland, one of the officiating clergymen ---- |
| ST MARY'S R.C. CHAPEL | St. Mary's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel St. Mary's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel St. Mary's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel St. Mary's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel |
Rev: [Reverend] John Sutherland Rev: [Reverend] William Stopani Post Office Directory 1866-67 Mr Cruickshank. Police Surveyor |
075 | St. Mary's of the Assumption, Huntly Street, Aberdeen, was erected for the increasing numbers of the Roman Catholic Congregation of St. Peter's Church, Justice Street. The building was commenced in May 1858 and the foundation stone was solemnly laid by the Right Rev. [Reverend] J. Kyle. D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] Bishop of the District, on the 16th March 1859, during the incumbency of the Rev. [Reverend] John Sutherland, and the Rev. [Reverend] William Stopani. It was opened for Divine Service on the 21st December 1860. It is built of granite; its Architecture is Gothic and it is composed of a nave and two aisles, giving seat accommodation to about 1200. The cost which amounted to about £10,000 was defrayed by donations and subscriptions of the faithful, and the clergymen are maintained by their voluntary contributions and seat rents. The steeple of which only the half is built, is designed to rise 170 feet. |
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