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Note

Date 1984

Event ID 1154431

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Note

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1154431

Eassie, Old Parish Church and Burial-ground NO 352 474 NO34NE 3

The roofless shell of this church stands in the burial-ground at Eassie. Although it is on record in the 13th century the visible remains appear to be largely of post-Reformation date. The parish of Eassie was joined with Nevay in 1600, and about 1835 a new church was built on a site convenient to both former parishes. A Class II Pictish cross-slab which lay in the Burn of Eassie near the church in the late 18th century and was subsequently erected in the burial-fround now stands in the church.

RCAHMS 1984.

(Warden 1880-85, iii, 205-6; MacGibbon and Ross 1896-7, iii, 560-2; Hay 1957, 32; RCAHMS 1983, p. 19, no. 143).

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