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Port Glasgow, Chapelton, Chapel

Burial Ground (Period Unknown), Chapel (Period Unknown)

Site Name Port Glasgow, Chapelton, Chapel

Classification Burial Ground (Period Unknown), Chapel (Period Unknown)

Alternative Name(s) 'Chapelton Farm'

Canmore ID 42451

Site Number NS37SW 6

NGR NS 312 745

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Inverclyde
  • Parish Greenock
  • Former Region Strathclyde
  • Former District Inverclyde
  • Former County Renfrewshire

Archaeology Notes

NS37SW 6 312 745.

A chapel stood at the extremity of what is now the E boundary of the East Parish, which must have been the principal cemetery, for many grave stones were found sunk a spade deep when the land was used for a kitchen garden by the late Mr King. The land is part of Chapelton farm, on Greenock estate. The chapel is believed to have been destroyed at the time of the Reformation.

D Weir 1829

Chapelton farm has long been broken up, although the old farmhouse can still be located at NS 3122 7457; it is a private residence. Mr Pollock, the present tenant, has no knowledge of this chapel. Further local enquiries failed to supply any additional information.

Visited by OS (JD) 25 July 1955.

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