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Panbride Parish Church And Churchyard
Burial Ground (Medieval), Church (19th Century) (1851), Church (Medieval)(Possible), Church (17th Century) (1681)-(1851), War Memorial (20th Century) (1920)
Site Name Panbride Parish Church And Churchyard
Classification Burial Ground (Medieval), Church (19th Century) (1851), Church (Medieval)(Possible), Church (17th Century) (1681)-(1851), War Memorial (20th Century) (1920)
Alternative Name(s) Panbride Parish Kirk And War Memorial
Canmore ID 80351
Site Number NO53NE 54
NGR NO 57143 35806
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/80351
- Council Angus
- Parish Panbride
- Former Region Tayside
- Former District Angus
- Former County Angus
NO53NE 54.00 57143 35806
NO53NE 54.01 57140 35860 Loupin'on Stane
NO53NE 54.02 57161 35816 Burial Aisle
Panbride church is undoubtedly very old though its date of erection is unknown. It appears that the original form of the building was a cross; the arms to the S and E were removed, and the E one rebuilt in 1681.
NEw Statistical Account (NSA) 1845.
The church of St Bridget at Panbride was a vicarage belonging to Arbroath Abbey, but, in all probability, the present church is not older than the Reformation.
J Carrie 1881.
Entirely rebuilt on the original site in 1851.
A J Warden 1885.
Wholly modern.
Visited by OS 30 May 1958.
NMRS REFERENCE:
Architect: James Maclaren 1856
Architect: John Bruce & Sons, (later Bruce, Son and Morton) 1888
S.N.B.R. "Scrap Book". (p.111) - 1 engraving
EXTERNAL REFERENCE:
Scottish Record Office.
Repair of North Aisle of Kirk and the East end. Estimate from
John Gourlay.
1765 GD 45/18/2257
Repair of the East Aisle of the Kirk of Panbryde.
Estimate of £63.17.0 from John Gourlay for wright, slater and/ plaster work.
1765 GD 45/18/2257
Repair of the North Aisle and the East end of the Kirk of Panbryde.
Estimate from John Gourlay.
1765 GD 45/18/2257
Proposals for renovating the Kirk.
They concern the enlargement of windows, improved seating, draught exclusion
and the removal of a staircase.
1766 GD 45/13/202
The Vault. Memorandum. It concludes that the lead coffin is that of George,
Earl of Panmure and this suggests that the vault was built in 1670.
[Probably 19th century] GD 45/18/2388
