OS1/15/25/95
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST ANDREW'S or NORTH BERWICK CHURCH (Remains of) | Auld Kirk | Statistical Acct. [Account] Mr James Dall Mr James Hislop |
002 | The Ruins & Remains of an Auld Kirk adjoining the Harbour at North Berwick Surrounded by an enclosure formerly a Burial Ground. "It is said by some to have been a chapel belonging to the Abbey, it would seem, however, to have been the Auld Kirk of the Parish, and the Enclosure which surrounds it was evidently the Parochial Burial Ground, for a long time disused as a place of Sepulture. "In a Vault at this Kirk in 1788 a metallic seal was found in a stone Coffin, with the legend 'Segillum Willielmi de Douglas'. "This was also the Burial place of the Lauders of the Bass." |
| BURIAL GROUND | Burial Ground | Statistical Acct. [Account] Mr James Dall Mr James Hislop |
002 | The Ruins & Remains of an Auld Kirk adjoining the Harbour at North Berwick Surrounded by an enclosure formerly a Burial Ground. "It is said by some to have been a chapel belonging to the Abbey, it would seem, however, to have been the Auld Kirk of the Parish, and the Enclosure which surrounds it was evidently the Parochial Burial Ground, for a long time disused as a place of Sepulture. "In a Vault at this Kirk in 1788 a metallic seal was found in a stone Coffin, with the legend 'Segillum Willielmi de Douglas'. "This was also the Burial place of the Lauders of the Bass." |
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[Page] 95Plan 2C -- Parish of North Berwick
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