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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site of ST MARY'S CHAPEL | Site of St. Mary's Chapel Site of St. Mary's Chapel St. Mary's Chapel St. Mary's Chapel |
Mr Scott Mr Morrison Edgar's Map of Edinb. [Edinburgh] Maitlands Hist. of Edinb. [History of Edinburgh] |
The site of this Chapel [stood] in Niddry's Wynd [previous] chapel being removed to [where] now situated ie. Burnets [Wynd] which was about the time [that] Wynd was widened and the [---] changed to that of Street, The site of the chapel according to informants was situated a [little] north of Where Doctor Bell's [School] now stands Maitland says [---] history, On the eastern side of [---] Wynd it situated St Mary's chapel "[---] in 1504 by Elizabeth Countess of Ross and was dedicated to the Virgin Mary" A present it is the Hall of the Wrights and masons and the upper part is "occupied" [by] Musical Society who hold their WeeKly Concerts therein, This chapel appears on several maps of Edinburgh |
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[Page] 70"on the eastern side of Niddry's Wynd is situated St Marys
chapel which by the charter of foundation of the 31st of December
and 1504 appears to have been founded by Elizabeth Countess
of Ross and to have been so denominated from its dedication
to the virgin Mary. At present it is the hall belonging to
the Wrights & masons and the upper part is employed by the musical
Society who hold their weeKly Concerts therein"
Maitlands History of Edinb. [Edinburgh[
Page 167
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