OS1/1/51/30
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAMIES' GRAVE | Camies' Grave Camies' Grave Camies' Grave see note page 32 JMD |
Mr G. Cruickshank Mr Alexander Watt Mr J Christie |
054 | The reputed burying place of Camus or Cambus, it is composed of four large stones about 2 feet broad and 4 feet long, placed upright in the ground, and covered with a large granite flag. This place was opened a few years since, but nothing was found in it excepting a few black ashes. The reputed occupant of this grave is said to have been a General in the Danish Army, near this place he met his death in an engagement with the Scots and here was buried. See descriptive remarks of Camies' Stone. |
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