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PRESTONKIRK
EAST LOTHIAN
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS
RECORDED BY THE PRESTONKIRK BURIAL GROUND SURVEY GROUP
 
PRESTONKIRK CHURCHYARD
East LothianMonumental Inscriptions
Copyright 1998
© The Prestonkirk Burial Ground Survey GroupThis version produced in PDF format, February, 2009
 
The full record comprising record sheets, database, and photographs,has been deposited in the National Monuments Record of Scotland(RCAHMS), 16 Bernard Terrace, Edinburgh EH8, and with EastLothian Council, per Local History Centre, HaddingtonRecording TeamVal AdamAudrey & David AffleckMonica CameronJanette & Evan ClarkMary ClowJenny & Earle DouglasWinnie & Ian GovanMaureen & Bill HewgillAnne & Jim LawsonGarry MenziesMarion & Tom MiddlemassMargaret & Jim MorrisonEllen & John ReidJohn SteeleJane & Steve StevensonJean Stevenson
(treasurer)
Romaine Strang
(secretary)
Chris Tabraham
(chairman)
Rosemary Wilkes

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Fantastic body of work. Well done to everyone involved. I do have a small correction though. Transcription number 18, regarding Alexander Brodie. The transcription reads "ERECTED BY ALEXANDER BRODIE IN MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED WIFE JANE LEARMONTH, WHO DIED AT MARKLEMAINS. AUGUST 22ND 1869. AGED 61 YEARS. ALSO THEIR INFANT SON ALEXANDER. WHO DIED MARCH 28TH 1851. AGED 4 WEEKS. ALSO THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER MARION WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, 15TH DECR 1882. AGED 34 YEARS. THE ABOVE ALEXANDER BRODIE DIED AT WESTBARNS, 17TH APRIL 1865. AGED 85 YEARS. Thy purpose Lord, we do not see. but all is well that's done by thee" Alexander's death certificate states that he actually died 17 April 1895 (30 years later)At the time of his death he was a retired Grocer. Widower of Jane Learmonth. Died at 10pm at West Barns, Dunbar. Age 85 years. Son of Alexander Brodie and Marion Paterson. Cause of death Bronchitis, Senile decay. Death reported by James Purves, Son-in-law. GROS Data 706/00 0026
03 / 28 / 2009
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