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ST MARY'S CHURCH (Remains of) St Mary's Church
St Mary's Church
St Mary's Church
Rev.[Reverend] Alexander McLean
Rev. [Reverend] James Walker
Mr Walter Watson
026.07 The most perfect piece of antiquity which is presented in the parish is the aisle which though built in 1424 retains much of its original grandeur.
It is a Gothic structure covered with freestone flags, and the north window especially appears to have been a beautiful piece of workmanship. It has successively been the burying place of the Sommerville family, of the Dalziels, Earls of Carnwath, and now of a branch of the Lockhart family. The church to which no doubt it was attached and of which it formed a part, was founded in 1386 and endowed by the existing Lord Sommerville in 1424 with some lands which one of his successors in vain endeavoured to resume. It was funded for a priest and with

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