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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAPEL (Site of) [Haddington] | Site of Chapel Site of Chapel Site of Chapel |
Thomas Hardie Henry Shiells Esqr. William Aitken |
010 | [situation] On West side of N.E. [North East] Port a little north of Flesh marKet A chapel stood here some remains of which existed untill 1811. These remains at that time formed part of the old dwellinghouse in which the font was preserved. At the above date this dwelling was removed and a new one erected on its site. Thomas Hardie, a person who saw the remains of this chapel removed, says that when digging a foundation for the new building human remains were discovered. Of the date of foundation of this Chapel nothing is Known. |
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[page] 68"A chapel stood on the west side of the north-east port
where a tenement has been built by Mr Andrew Pringle. A quantity
of human bones were discovered in clearing away the rubbish to maKe
the new found." Millers Hist. [History] of Haddington, Page 378.
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