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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST NINIAN'S CHAPEL [Muirhouse on the Site of] | St. Ninian's Chapel St. Ninian's Chapel St. Ninian's Chapel St. Ninian's Chapel |
Revd. J. Watson Minister Mr. Alex[ander] Hunter, Schoolmaster Mr. Alex [ander] Lindsay, Covington Mill Mr. Hugh Lindsay, Covington Mains |
033.15 | A chapel dedicated to St. [Saint] Ninian formerly stood where the farmsteading of Muirhouse is now built. No information can be obtained respecting it: it is however probable that it shared the fate of most religious houses at the Reformation, and continued in ruins until the end of the last century, when it was removed to make way for the present farmsteading of Muirhouse, in the construction of which the stones which composed the walls of the old church were used. "In the South west of the old parish of Covintoun was formerly a chapel dedicated to St. Ninian" Statistical Account p[age] 874 |
| THE KAMES | 039.03 | Oblong ridges about 2 [two] feet high in an arable field. property of J. Waugh Esq [uire] they extend into Symington Parish _ | ||
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Parish of CovingtonTranscriber's notes
Totherin Hill was originally entered in this transcription area however it is on page 30. I have deleted it from this list and entered it in the correct page.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
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