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Note
Date 1984
Event ID 1154524
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Note
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1154524
Menmuir, Parish Church and Burial-ground NO 534 643 NO56SW 3
There are no visible remains of the medieval parish church of Menmuir. The present church was built in 1842 replacing a church built in 1767. When the wall of the burial ground was taken down, about 1843, two sculptured stones were discovered; one is a Class III Pictish cross-slab, the other a rectangular fragment with a projecting tenon. In 1943 part of a second cross-slab and two other sculptured fragments were dug up in the manse garden.
RCAHMS 1984.
(Stat. Acct, v, 1793, 150; Jervise 1882, 303-4; Warden 1880-85, iv, 351-2; Allen and Anderson 1903, iii, 263-5; Hay 1957, 246; Stevenson 1959, 43; Cowan 1967, 146; RCAHMS 1983, p. 21, no. 150).
