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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 686782
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/686782
NO31NW 13.00 33849 17609
NO31NW 13.01 Centred 3386 1760 Cemetery
(NO 3386 1760) Church (NAT)
OS 6"map, (1959)
The present Moonzie parish church is of uncertain date, but was renovated in the 18th, and altered in the 19th, centuries. It was granted to the hospital of Loch Leven about 1214, thereafter passing with that hospital to Scotlandwell in 1250-1. It was re-dedicated to the Holy Trinity in 1245 but no regular minister was appointed until 1608, the services up to that date being conducted by readers.
SDD 1960-; I B Cowan 1967; A H Millar 1895.
Moonzie Church is a simple rectangular building, 6.0m by 17.0m with crow-stepped gables, slate roof, and a harled exterior. A small porch has been built against the S wall. Its windows are rectangular, and the walls, 0.8m thick, have been plastered on the interior. There are no dateable architectural features either inside or outside the church, which is in good repair and in use.
Visited by OS (D S) 1 November 1956.
No change.
Visited by OS (R D) 26 May 1970.
