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Old Church Of Bona, Kirkton
Cemetery (Period Unassigned), Church (Period Unassigned)
Site Name Old Church Of Bona, Kirkton
Classification Cemetery (Period Unassigned), Church (Period Unassigned)
Canmore ID 13181
Site Number NH63NW 3
NGR NH 6026 3856
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/13181
- Council Highland
- Parish Inverness And Bona
- Former Region Highland
- Former District Inverness
- Former County Inverness-shire
NH63NW 3 6026 3856.
(NH 6026 3856) Site of Church {NR}
OS 6"map, Inverness-shire, 2nd ed. (1905)
Site of Church...Applied to the site of an old Church situated in the centre of the burying ground known as Cladh Uradain. This is pointed out as the site of the Old Church of the parish of Bona but no trace of it remains, and nothing appears to be known about the date of erection or when disused.
Cladh Uradain...applies to a burying ground said to have been attached to the old church of the parish of Bona. It is said to be at least 300 years old and is still used as a churchyard. The present Free Church stands upon its western extremity. It signifies Uradain's burying ground.
Name Book 1870.
The remains of the old Church of Bona are still to be seen by the side of Loch Dochfour.
New Statistical Account (NSA) 1845. (A Rose, A Clark and R Macpherson)
At Bona is the site of Curadain's Church. Also referred to as "Claidh Churadain"
Saint Curitan founded a Church at Bona.
A B Scott 1918.
"Bona Burying Ground - Claodh Uradain". This reference refers to a boulder on a ridge between two firs as a resting place, but very doubtfully burial place of Uradain.
ISSFC 1885.
No traces of this church exist. The burial ground is still in use.
Visited by OS (J L D) 21 March 1962.
