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Cromdale Parish Church
Cemetery (Period Unassigned), Church (Period Unassigned), War Memorial(S) (20th Century)
Site Name Cromdale Parish Church
Classification Cemetery (Period Unassigned), Church (Period Unassigned), War Memorial(S) (20th Century)
Alternative Name(s) Cromdale Kirk; War Memorial Plaque
Canmore ID 75139
Site Number NJ02NE 13
NGR NJ 06670 28973
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/75139
- Council Highland
- Parish Cromdale, Inverallan And Advie
- Former Region Highland
- Former District Badenoch And Strathspey
- Former County Morayshire
For Cromdale United Free Church ("Cromdale Hall"), see NJ02NE 14.
Cromdale church, built 1809; much altered c. 1895.
G Hay 1957
Built on site of earlier church. Built into wall is a stone WG:EG 1602, believed to be from earlier church.
Visited by OS (RB) 8 Sept 1966.
Architects: Ross & Macbeth (I.C. Jan. 29, 1892) - Additions and alterations.
Measured Survey (February 2008 - April 2008)
NJ 0667 2897 A survey was undertaken, February–April 2008, of the memorials in this cemetery (NJ02NE 13), as part of an ongoing study of graveyards in the Highland area. The churchyard was extended in 1894. A total of 365 memorials were recorded.
Report: HSMR and RCAHMS
Funder: Marc Fitch Fund
Stuart Farrell, 2008
Ground Survey (2008)
A survey of graveyard monuments at Cromdale was carried out by Stuart Farrell in 2008.
Metal Detector Survey (19 October 2017 - 25 October 2017)
NJ 06686 28974 A programme of work was undertaken, 19 – 25 October 2017, in advance of the installation of a replacement underground electricity supply to the church. The church and churchyard are located almost centrally within the designated area of Cromdale Battlefield (BTL20). The work consisted of preliminary probing and a metal detector survey along the construction corridor, followed by a watching brief during the excavation of the service trench. A small assemblage of artefacts was recovered during metal detecting along the cable corridor in the field adjacent to the churchyard.
NJ 06742 28950 (F164) Fragment of lead splash.
NJ 06742 28950 (F165) Copper alloy button.
NJ 06772 28939 (F166) Fragment of curved copper alloy object with faint possible engraving – possibly part of a ring brooch.
NJ 06741 28963 (F167) Fragment of a spoon bowl, possibly pewter.
NJ 06767 28947 (F168) Unidentified copper alloy object.
Occasional fragments of disarticulated human bone were revealed by the cable trench in the churchyard. These were recorded and immediately re-interred at the same location beneath the new electricity cable duct.
Archive and report: Highland HER
Funder: Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks
Emma Malone, Andrew Young and Eric Sloane – Highland Archaeology Services
(Source: DES Vol 19)
