MAP AND PHOTOS FROM :

"MEMORIALS OF
SANQUHAR KIRKYARD"

by TOM WILSON

Published in 1912 by:
Robert G. Mann, Dumfries and J.M. Laing, Sanquhar.

This page contains all of the illustrations in the book including the fold-out map. To see the grave inscriptions and histories of the people buried in Sanquhar Kirkyard, please click here.

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  1. The number to the left of each entry is the number of its facing page.
  267. Map of Sanquhar Kirkyard
  3. Sanquhar Parish Kirk
  1. Sanquhar Parish Kirk and Kirk-yard, view from the north-east
  3. The Crichton Effigy
  13. Sanquhar Manse
  39. James Johnston, merchant, New York (from a print)
  43. John Johnston, chief of the Johnston Clan
  56. High Street, Sanquhar, in 1860
  64. Kirkbride (from a drawing)
  69. Eliock in the Eighteenth Century (from a print)
  72. Rev. William Douglas Veitch
  77. Provost William Johnston (from a painting)
  93. John Wilson MacQueen
  123. David McMichael and William Wilson
  144. South U.F. Church and Manse
  146. Robert Simpson
  153. Alexander Weir
  156. Peter Laing
  159. Arthur Laing
  162. William Wilson
  169. Adam Austin
  175. Robert McKendrick
  178. William Cunningham, Jr.
  182. Old Men of Sanquhar : 1894 photo, 19 men
  199. John Nivison
  205. Lieutenant John Bramwell
  212. Sanquhar Public School
  216. Crichton School
  221. James Robert Wilson
  225. James Tweddel
  232. Provost Thomas Gibb
  234. Provost John Williamson
  245. Provost Samuel Whigham
  247. Dr. Kay
  248. Sanquhar Council House, 1871
  252. Provost Thomas Scott
  254. Provost James Fingland
  260. Archibald Hair
  263. Sculptured Stones in Kirkyard Wall

Map of Sanquhar Kirkyard, 1911.
Click here to see an enlarged version of this map.

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Sanquhar Parish Kirk.
(Photograph by Mr. J.P.A.L. Thomson, Dumfries.)
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Sanquhar Kirk and Kirkyard. View from North-East.
(Photograph by Mr. J.P.A.L. Thomson, Dumfries.)
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The Crichton Effigy.
(Photograph by Mr. Martin, New Cumnock.)
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Sanquhar Manse.
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James Johnston, Merchant, New York.
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John Johnston, (Chief of the Johnston Clan.)
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High Street, Sanquhar, in 1860.
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Kirkbride.
(From a drawing by William Wilson, Cambuslang.)
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Eliock in the Eighteenth Century.
(From a rare print in possession of J.I. McConnel, Esq. of Eliock.)
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Rev. Wm. Douglas Veitch.
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Provost William Johnston.
(From the painting in possession of his great-grandson, T.B. Steuart, Esq. of Pennyland, Sanquhar.)
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John Wilson Macqueen.
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Two Old Friends -- David McMichael and William Wilson.
(Photograph by Dr. Williamson, London.)
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South U.F. Church and Manse.
(Photograph by Mr. J.P.A.L. Thomson, Dumfries.)
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Rev. Robert Simpson, D.D.
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Alexander Weir.
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Peter Laing.
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Arthur Laing.
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William Wilson.
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Adam Austin.
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Robert McKendrick.
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William Cunningham, Junr.
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Top Row: John Brown, Joseph Campbell, Charles McIver, John Kerr, William Wilson.
Middle: William Hastie, James Dargavel, Thomas Scott, Ballantyne Howat,
John McCririck, Robert McCririck, Peter Hastie.
Bottom: James Reid, Robert Halliday, John Whigham, Dr. William Kay, David Watson,
Matthew McIver, James Laurie.
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John Nivison.
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Lieutenant John Bramwell.
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Sanquhar Public School.
(Photograph by Mr. J.P.A.L. Thomson, Dumfries.)
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Crichton School.
(Photograph by Mr. J.P.A.L. Thomson, Dumfries.)
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James Robert Wilson.
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James Tweddel.
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Provost Thomas Gibb.
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Provost John Williamson.
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Provost Samuel Whigham.
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Dr. Kay.
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Sanquhar Council House.
(Visit of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, October 18, 1871.)
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Provost Thomas Scott.
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Provost James Fingland.
(In his uniform as Sergeant of the Volunteers.)
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Archibald Hair.
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Sculptured Stones in Kirkyard Wall.
(Photograph by Mr. Martin, New Cumnock.)
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