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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EASTERTOWN OF DUNLAPPIE | Eastertown of Dunlappie Eastertown of Dunlappie Eastertown of Dunlappie Eastertown of Dunlappie |
William Carnegie Prop. [Proprietor] Estate Plan Val. [Valuation] Roll Mr. Taylor, Grieve |
020 | A large farm steading formerly the property of the Earl of Kintore, now belonging to Mr. Carnegie. |
| CHURCH OF DUNLAPPIE | Church of Dunlappie (Site of) | Rev [Reverend] Mr. Inglis Edzell William Carnegie Esqr. Mr. Taylor New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
020 | The site, or foundation, of the church is still traceable within the Burial Ground. There have been no interments for upwards of 30 years, so that the ground is quite flat, and no graves can be seen, nor stones to mark their place |
| BURIAL GROUND [Church of Dunlappie] | Burial Ground | Rev [Reverend] Mr. Inglis Edzell William Carnegie Esqr. Mr. Taylor New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
020 | The site, or foundation, of the church is still traceable within the Burial Ground. There have been no interments for upwards of 30 years, so that the ground is quite flat, and no graves can be seen, nor stones to mark their place |
| GLEBE [Church of Dunlappie] | Glebe | Rev [Reverend] Mr. Inglis Edzell William Carnegie Esqr. Mr. Taylor New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
020 | "Strickathrow and Dunlappie" (parishes) " were united in 1612.........."There are two glebes attached to the living" (of Stracathro ph [parish]) "that of Dunlappie contains nearly three acres of arable land" New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Page] 13Co. [County] Forfar -- Parish of Stracathro
Church of Dunlappie [note]
"The Church of Dunlappy was in the Diocese of St Andrews
& occupied a romantic position on the West bank of the West Water.
The parish was suppressed in 1618, & united to Stracathro, and the Kirk
stood near the middle of the graveyard. The last burial took place
in 1824. but long before that the monuments were carried away and
used for hearthstones & flooring in the neighbouring farm houses & cottages"
Memorials of Angus & Mearns p [page] 425
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