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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 689730

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

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NO50SE 20 c. 55 03.

Anstruther Wester belonged to the Priory of Pittenweem and its church, dedicated to St Nicolas, was the parish church of the monastery. In 1177, the stipend attached to it was ten merks. A tablet on the wall bore the name of Friar Haldane, who ministered there in the middle of the 15th century. It is mentioned on occasion of the visits of King James IV to the Isle of May.

W Wood 1887; D H Fleming 1886

Anstruther Wester church was consecrated in July 1243 and dedicated to St Adrian. (For later parish church (16th century) see NO50SE 10).

Information from D C Baird, undated; Pontificale Ecclesiae S Andreae.

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