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Forgan Kirkyard - The Gravestones

These inscriptions were recorded between 1992 and 1997. Some of the photos were taken at that time but most have been taken within the past 10 years. Since I did the original surveys, weather and time have taken their toll - some of the inscriptions are no longer visible and some stones have fallen face down.

Quite a few photos have still to be taken.

       

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The Gravestones:

The stone numbers only refer to this website. They are not used anywhere else.

Indistinct characters have been inserted in (round brackets); missing characters are shown by a single dot; longer gaps by a series of 3 dots; editorial additions are inserted in [square brackets]. Most of the inscriptions are on the east side of the stones. Where there are inscriptions on more than 1 side, this is indicated.

All stones are listed below, or you can search them for any word or part of a word:

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81 PlanIn loving memory of Margaret Georgiana Berry, second daughter of William Berry Esq of Tayfield, born 26 May 1827 died 17 December 1906. My sheep hear my voice, and I know them and they follow me, and I give unto them eternal life - the text of the sermon preached here by Rev. Dr. Maule minister of the parish at her first communion.

 

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