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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| [SENWICK CHURCH in Ruins] | [continued from page 74] Continued fron the Next sheet Underneath is another Tablet of Dove Marble bearing a Coat of Arms - wrought in white Marble between the Scots Thistle and English Rose are three Boars heads and an Earls Coronet above the coronet are a half raised Visor Supporting an Arm and hand which grasps Something like a sceptre, In the West hall on the out Side of the Cemetery is another Tablet, having on each Side a fluted Piller of the ____ Style of Architecture with this inscription, This Monument is erected to the Memory of Hugh Blair of Dunrod, Esqr By his Mornful Widow who lost in him, A faithful and affectionate husband, His infant children A Kind and tender father, His friends a warm and generous friend His tenants and Servants A just and gentle Master The poor and afflicted a liberal Benefactor Turn over [continued on page 76] |
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List of Names collected by John Bray C. A. 1st Examiner
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