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A view of the churchyard or graveyard of the ruined Old Parish Church at Kinneil, Bo'ness. Kinneil Colliery can be seen in the background.This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P09202 Churchyard of the Old Parish Church, Kinneil, Bo'ness. Feb 1980 Tom Astbury

Text on negative envelope reads 'Kinross. Corner of Auld Kirkyard with Loch Leven Castle on Castle Island'.This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P39681 Kinross Sep 1954 John Peat Munn

Text on negative envelope reads 'St Monance'This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P40174 St Monance, Fife 30 Aug 1958 John Peat Munn

Text on negative envelope reads 'Kilmahog Church yard gate'. This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P38242 "Kilmahog Church yard gate" 1929 John Peat Munn

Report on the proposed removal of the disused Erskine Churchyard at Silver Row for Town Redevelopment

A1778.001/01 Report concerning the removal of Erskine Churchyard, Silver Row 20 Mar 1963 Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

Correspondence on the proposed removal of the disused Erskine Churchyard at Silver Row for Town Redevelopment, including the exhumation and relocation of remains to Falkirk Cemetery, Camelon

A1778.001/03 Correspondence concerning the removal of Erskine Churchyard, Silver Row 1959-1971 Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

List of Memorial Inscriptions on the gravestones on the South Side of Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard, with indication of location of the stones and material used for gravestone

A1777.001/03 List of persons buried in Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard 1962 Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

Correspondence relating to the general maintenance of the Falkirk Parish Churchyard, also including correspondence relating to historical memorials in the churchyard with description of the condition of the historic memorials by James Hay Memorial Mason and opinion concerning the same memorials by Miss Stewart, Falkirk Archaeological and Family history Society

A1777.001/04 Correspondence concerning Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard 1958-1991 Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept Falkirk District Council : Cemeteries & Crematorium

List of gravestones at Erskine Churchyard, Silver Row, showing names and years of death, also showing sections in which gravestones were located and giving type of stone from which the gravestones were made

A1778.001/02 List of gravestones at Erskine Churchyard, Silver Row (1963) {nd} Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

File containing Memorial Inscriptions of headstones at Camelon, St John's Churchyard, giving location of headstones

A1778.002/01 File relating to the Memorial Inscriptions at Camelon, St John's Churchyard Apr 1972 Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

Annotated and unannotated plans of lairs at Camelon, St John's Churchyard, refers to A1778.002/01

A1778.002/02 Plans of lairs at Camelon, St John's Churchyard (Apr 1972) {nd} Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

List of Memorial Inscriptions on the gravestones on the North Side of Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard, with indication of location of the stones and material used for gravestone

A1777.001/01 List of persons buried in Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard 1962 Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

List of Memorial Inscriptions on the gravestones in the Central Part of Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard, with indication of location of the stones and material used for gravestones

A1777.001/02 List of persons buried in Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard 1962 Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept

This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P11963 Gravestone of Captain David Cook in Bo'ness Old Parish Church 10 Nov 1980 Tom Astbury

This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P11971 Gravestone of Grindlay family in Bo'ness Old Parish Church 10 Nov 1980 Tom Astbury

This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P11970 Gravestone of Grindlay family in Bo'ness Old Parish Church 10 Nov 1980 Tom Astbury

Robert Walker gravestone in shape of an obelisk. This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P12903 Tattie Kirk churchyard 08 Jul 1982 Tom Astbury

The tomb of Sir John de Graeme (d.1298) is surrounded by black iron railings forming bird cadge like structure above tomb which is topped with a small black lion rampant. Falkirk Old Parish Churchyard. This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P20023 Tomb of Sir John de Graeme Jan 1993 Alexander Burt

The tomb of Sir John de Graeme (d.1298) is surrounded by black iron railings forming bird cadge like structure above tomb which is topped with a small black lion rampant. Family crest shield on side of railings. Photograph taken from Falkirk old parish churchyard. This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P20026 Tomb of Sir John de Graeme Jan 1993 Alexander Burt

The tomb of Sir John de Graeme (d.1298). Family coat of arms on iron shield attached to railings of tomb. Taken from Falkirk old parish churchyard. This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P20027 Coat of arms on tomb of Sir John de Graeme Jan 1993 Alexander Burt