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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAPEL [Chapel Hillock] | Chapel (Site of) Chapel (site of) Chapel (Site of) |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 | This site is situated on a small mound which was once a graveyard close to the School in the district of Kellas And on the east side of the County Road. The form of a small building can yet be traced on the ground, but there is no traditionary evidence in the district respecting the chapel, and the Statistical Account merely mentions " the site of an old Roman Catholic Chapel". |
| OLD GRAVEYARD [Kellas] | 017.02 | The burying ground has not been used within the memory of any person living in the district. There is also a Standing Stone here. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire | ||
| STANDING STONE [Chapel Hillock] | Standing Stone Standing Stone Standing Stone |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 | An upright stone about three and a half feet in height situated in the old burying ground near the School at Kellas. "There is also a large oblong Stone at the east end of the parish which stands on the site of an old Roman Catholic Chapel and burying ground". Extract from New Stat Acct [New Statistical Account] 1842. |
| CHAPEL HILLOCK | Chapel Hillock Chapel Hillock Chapel Hillock |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 | A small mound comprising the site of an old Roman Catholic Chapel and burying ground situated close to the School in Kellas. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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