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Kincorth
Chapel (Medieval)
Site Name Kincorth
Classification Chapel (Medieval)
Alternative Name(s) St Ninian's Chapel
Canmore ID 15947
Site Number NJ06SW 9
NGR NJ 012 616
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/15947
- Council Moray
- Parish Dyke And Moy
- Former Region Grampian
- Former District Moray
- Former County Morayshire
NJ06SW 9 c.012 616.
"There was a chapel dedicated to St Ninian, near Kincorth, where the name is still preserved in 'Ninian's Croft'. The tenant of the farm of which the croft forms a part is bound to pay to the kirk session yearly the price of three old bolls of barley for behoof of the poor".
A Jervise 1879
The Church at Culbin is still marked by a mound known as 'Chapel Hill'. It is probably that referred to in a charter of 1586 in which mention is made of the Manse of the Chapel of St Ninian.
T Wallace 1902
The names Ninian's Croft and Chapel Hill are not known locally. No trace.
Visited by OS (AA) 29 April 1971
Reference (1879)
"There was a chapel dedicated to St Ninian, near Kincorth, where the name is still preserved in 'Ninian's Croft'. The tenant of the farm of which the croft forms a part is bound to pay to the kirk session yearly the price of three old bolls of barley for behoof of the poor".
A Jervise 1879
Reference (1902)
The Church at Culbin is still marked by a mound known as 'Chapel Hill'. It is probably that referred to in a charter of 1586 in which mention is made of the Manse of the Chapel of St Ninian.
T Wallace 1902
Field Visit (29 April 1971)
The names Ninian's Croft and Chapel Hill are not known locally. No trace.
Visited by OS (AA) 29 April 1971
