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Andrew Cannon, a lad of four years of age who met his death by drowning, was the first person buried in the cemetery, a fact attested by an inscription on the Cannon
Monument situated just west of the Auld Kirk.
The burial service was conducted by Rev. John Fairbairn who about this time, 1836, resigned his charge and returned to Scotland.
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Andrew Cannon, a lad of four years of age who met his death by drowning, was the first person buried in the cemetery, a fact attested by an inscription on the Cannon
Monument situated just west of the Auld Kirk.
The burial service was conducted by Rev. John Fairbairn who about this time, 1836, resigned his charge and returned to Scotland.
Contributor: Donna M L W (48594125)
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Andrew Cannon, a lad of four years of age who met his death by drowning, was the first person buried in the cemetery, a fact attested by an inscription on the Cannon
Monument situated just west of the Auld Kirk.
The burial service was conducted by Rev. John Fairbairn who about this time, 1836, resigned his charge and returned to Scotland.
Contributor: Donna M L W (48594125)
Andrew Cannon, a lad of four years of age who met his death by drowning, was the first person buried in the cemetery, a fact attested by an inscription on the Cannon
Monument situated just west of the Auld Kirk.
The burial service was conducted by Rev. John Fairbairn who about this time, 1836, resigned his charge and returned to Scotland.
Contributor: Donna M L W (48594125)
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