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Burial Ground (Medieval), Churchyard (Medieval)

Site Name Ceres, Kirk Brae, Ceres Parish Church, Churchyard

Classification Burial Ground (Medieval), Churchyard (Medieval)

Canmore ID 97948

Site Number NO31SE 32.01

NGR NO 39990 11680

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/97948

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Clock tower and churchyard, Ceres Parish Church, Ceres, Fife

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Clock tower and churchyard, Ceres Parish Church, Ceres, Fife

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Scottish Development Department

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

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Detail of gravestone, no name or date, in the churchyard of Ceres Parish Church.

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Detail of gravestone, no name or date, in the churchyard of Ceres Parish Church.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

1987

© Copyright: HES (Betty Willsher Collection)

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

'Provost' of 'Toby Jug' as photographed in the Ceres churchyard before being moved to High Street Ceres

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'Provost' of 'Toby Jug' as photographed in the Ceres churchyard before being moved to High Street Ceres

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Records of Ian Gordon Lindsay and Partners, architects, Edinburgh, Scotland

1936

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View of side of headstone to Oliver Howie, builder d. 1863 showing head in relief, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

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View of side of headstone to Oliver Howie, builder d. 1863 showing head in relief, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

c. 1970

© Copyright: HES (Betty Willsher Collection)

Detail of grave slab.

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Detail of grave slab.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

View of headstone to Oliver Howie builder, d. 1863 aged 75, and his 8 children, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

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View of headstone to Oliver Howie builder, d. 1863 aged 75, and his 8 children, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

c. 1970

© Copyright: HES (Betty Willsher Collection)

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

'Provost' above 17th Century fireplace in churchyard wall. Photographe taken prior to June 1939 when it was relocated to present site in Ceres.

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'Provost' above 17th Century fireplace in churchyard wall. Photographe taken prior to June 1939 when it was relocated to present site in Ceres.

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c. 1939

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View of headstone to William Halket d. 1758, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

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View of headstone to William Halket d. 1758, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

c. 1970

© Copyright: HES (Betty Willsher Collection)

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

Detail of carved slab.

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Detail of carved slab.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

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View of gravestone for Oliver Howie dated 1863, in the churchyard of Ceres Parish Church.

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View of gravestone for Oliver Howie dated 1863, in the churchyard of Ceres Parish Church.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

1987

© Copyright: HES (Betty Willsher Collection)

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

Detail of headstone.

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Detail of headstone.

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Stuart Farrell

21/7/1998

© Copyright: Stuart Farrell. Courtesy of HES.

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Papers of Betty Willsher, historian, St Andrews, Scotland

© Copyright: HES (Betty Willsher Collection)

Clock tower and churchyard, Ceres Parish Church, Ceres, Fife

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

Detail of gravestone, no name or date, in the churchyard of Ceres Parish Church.

Detail of headstone.

Detail of headstone.

'Provost' of 'Toby Jug' as photographed in the Ceres churchyard before being moved to High Street Ceres

View of side of headstone to Oliver Howie, builder d. 1863 showing head in relief, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

Detail of grave slab.

View of headstone to Oliver Howie builder, d. 1863 aged 75, and his 8 children, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

Detail of headstone.

'Provost' above 17th Century fireplace in churchyard wall. Photographe taken prior to June 1939 when it was relocated to present site in Ceres.

View of headstone to William Halket d. 1758, Ceres Parish Churchyard.

Detail of headstone.

Detail of carved slab.

Detail of headstone.

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

View of gravestone for Oliver Howie dated 1863, in the churchyard of Ceres Parish Church.

Detail of headstone.

Detail of headstone.

Detail of headstone.

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

Photographs and research notes relating to graveyard monuments in Ceres Churchyard, Fife.

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Administrative Areas

Council Fife
Parish Ceres
Former Region Fife
Former District North East Fife
Former County Fife

Activities

Photographic Survey (1987)

Recording of gravestones in the churchyard of Ceres Parish Church by Mrs Betty Willsher in 1987.

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