Ruthven Churchyard
Ruthven, Angus, Scotland
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Ruthven Parish was first noted in 1180. The present red sandstone Church was built in 1859 overlooking the River Isla. The two ancient crosses in the west wall, a ship's bell marked " The Enterprise WW 1735 " and the Royal Warrant appointing John G McPherson Minister in 1874 are of interest. The oldest gravestone is early 17th Century.
(AngusGlens.co.uk)
Ruthven Parish was first noted in 1180. The present red sandstone Church was built in 1859 overlooking the River Isla. The two ancient crosses in the west wall, a ship's bell marked " The Enterprise WW 1735 " and the Royal Warrant appointing John G McPherson Minister in 1874 are of interest. The oldest gravestone is early 17th Century.
(AngusGlens.co.uk)
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- Added: 31 Oct 2014
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2558509
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