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Parish Ref. MI's, Burial & Death Records Publisher Shelf OPR Angus Parish Ref. MI’s, Burial & Death Records Publisher Shelf OPR Death Mark Records Aberlemno 269 Aberlemno Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1706 – 1729 Auldbar MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA Airlie 270 Airlie Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1711 – 1748 Lindertis Burial Ground MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA 1748 – 1819 Airlie Kirk MI’s TVFHS Angus Glens Bk 1 1820 - 1845 Arbirlot 271 Arbirlot Chyd MI’s AN2,Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1633 – 1819 1820 - 1854 Arbroath 272 Abbey Cemy MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA . Arbroath Abbey MI’s MI’s in tan folder TB/CA/O Auchterhouse 273 Auchterhouse B.G. MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1703 – 1740 Sidlaw, Lundie, Auchterhouse & Strathmartine TVFHS TB/CA 1783 - 1791 MIs CD Barry 274 Barry Chyd MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1710 – 1815 Barry MIs TVFHS TB/CA 1824 - 1850 Barry MI’s CD TVFHS TB/CA Brechin 275 Brechin Cathedral MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Magdalan Chapel Cemy MI’s AN1, Pre1855,SGS TB/CA Magdalene Chapelyard MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA Inscriptions from the Burial grounds of Brechin & Brechin advertiser TB/CA Magdalene Chapel Carmylie 276 Carmyllie B.G. MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1723 - 1738 Carmyllie MIs CD TVFHS TB/CA Careston 277 Careston Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1773 – 1819 Careston Kirkyard MI’s TVFHS TB/CA 1820 - 1854 Cortachy & Clova 278 Cortachy, Glen Clova MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1751 – 1819 & Glen Prosen Glen Prosen, MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1820 – Cortachy MI’s TVFHS Angus Glens Bk 3 TB/CA 53(Clova Glen Prosen MI’s TVFHS Angus Glens Bk 4 TB/CA Pipers Hillock MI’s TVFHS Angus Glens Bk 5 TB/CA Angus Parish Ref. MI’s, Burial & Death Records Publisher Shelf OPR Death Mark Records Glen Clova MI’s TVFHS Angus Glens Bk6 TB/CA Coupar Angus 279 Abbey Church MI’s TVFHS TB/CA 1747 - 1793 Craig 280 Church House MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1726 - 1793 Inchbraoch MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Dunninald MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Usan (St Mary’s) MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Usan St Mary’s MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA Dun 281 AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1647 – 1817 1702 - 1856 Dundee 282 The Howff MI’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1772 - 1856 (Also see note at end Constitution Road ( Old Burial Ground Bell St) AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA of Angus entries) Western Cemetery MI’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Western cemetery MI’s CD SMI CD TB/CA St Peter’s church MI’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA St Andrews Church MI’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Roodyards MI’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Eastern Cemetery MI’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Sidlaw Kirkyard MI’s TVFHS TB/CA Howff Graveyard Notes on epitaphs Unknown TB/CA Howff, notes on Graveyd CD TVFHA TB/CA Small Dundee Chyd’s- Logie, St Peter’s, St TVFHS TB/CA Andrew’s Roodyards TVFHS TB/CA Small Dundee Chyd’s, - Logie Cem. St Peter’s TVFHS TB/CA Chyd, St Andrew’s Chyd, Roodyards Cem., CD Selected Dundee memorials pt 1 CD TVFHS TB/CA Dunnichen 283 Dunnichen B.G. MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Dunnichen Kirkyard MI’s TVFHS to C20 TB/CA Dunnichen Chyd CD TVFHS TB/CA The Churchyard Monuments of Dunnichen SNH&AS TB/CA Eassie & Navay 284 Eassie MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Angus Parish Ref. MI’s, Burial & Death Records Publisher Shelf OPR Death Mark Records Navay MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Nevay Kirkyard MI’s TVFHS TB/CA Edzell 285 Edzell Churchyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Newdosk Burial ground MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA Glen Esk MI’s TVFHS Angus Glen’s Bk 8 TB/CA Farnell 286 Farnell churchyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1752 - 1795 Kinnaird Kinnaird MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Fearn 287 Fearn Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Forfar 288 Forfar Parish Church MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA TB/CA 1826 - 1854 St John’s MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Forfar Cemy MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA TB/CA Restenneth MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Lour Temple MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA Meathie Kirkyard MI’s EFBG, Angus Restenneth priory MI’s EFBG, Angus Glamis 289 Glamis churchyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1685 – 1715 Glamis War Memorial SGS TB/CA 1834 - 1854 Glenisla 290 Glenisla Kirkyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1748 – 1793 Glenisla Kirkyard MI’s TVFHS to C20 TB/CA Guthrie 291 Guthrie churchyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1716 - 1794 Kirkbuddo Burial ground MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA Inverarity & Methy 292 Inverarity Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1716 – 1819 Meathie, Inverarity MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Invergowrie (Dargie Chyd) MI’s AN3 Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Inverkeilor 293 Inverkeilor Chyd MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Inverkeilor Chyd MI’s TVFHS TB/CA Inverkeilor MI’s CD TVFHS TB/CA Kettins 294 Kettins Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1685 – 1819 1820 – 1854 Angus Parish Ref. MI’s, Burial & Death Records Publisher Shelf OPR Death Mark Records Kingoldrum 295 Kingoldrum Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1747 – 1804 1820 – 1854 Kinnell 296 Kinnell Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1657 – 1819 Froickheim Cemetery MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1820 – 1854 Kinettles 297 Kinnettles Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1718 – 1805 Kinnettles Parish Ch MI’s TVFHS TB/CA 1820 - 1854 Kinnettles MI’s CD TVFHS TB/CA Kirkden 298 Kirkden Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1749 – 1752 Kirriemuir 299 Parish Church MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1788 – 1791 St Mary’s Cemy MI’s 1830 – 1854 Kinloch mausoleum MI’s EFBG, Angus Lyell burial ground (Masonic Hall) MI’s EFBG, Angus Kinloch mausoleum MI’s Kirriemuir War Memorial SGS TB/CA Lethnot & Navar 300 Lethnot & Navar MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1750 - 1802 Glen Lethnot MI’s’ TVFHS Angus glens Bk 7 TB/CA Liff, Benvie & 301 Benvie MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1726 – 1766 Invergowrie Lochee road, Logie MI’s AN3 Pre 1855 SGS Liff Balgay Cemetery MI’s AN3 TB/CA 1750-1753 Invergowrie, Dargie Chyd MI’s Benvie 1767 – 1819 1788 – 1790 1820 -1854 Linthrathen 302 Linthrathen Kirkyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1717 – 1772 Linthrathen Kirkyard MI’s TVFHS Angus Glens Bk 2 TB/CA 1782 – 1793 1820 - 1854 Lochlee 303 Lochlee Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1783 – 1819 1820 - 1838 Logie Pert 304 Old Pert Graveyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1717 – 1801 Angus Parish Ref. MI’s, Burial & Death Records Publisher Shelf OPR Death Mark Records Logie Montrose Old Pert Graveyard MI’s TVFHS 1723 – 1730 Pert Lunan 305 Lunan Chyd MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1783 – 1788 1736 – 1781 1844 – 1849 Lundie & Fowlis 306 Lundie Chyd MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1685 – 1799 St Marnock,s Chyd, Fowlis Easter AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1723 – 1736 St Marnock,s Chyd TVFHS TB/CA 1829 - 1854 St Marnock’s Chyd cont. TB/CA Sidlaw,Lundie, Auchterhouse & Strathmartine TVFHS TB/CA MIs CD Mains & 307 Strathmartin Chyd MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Mains Strathmartine Mains church, Trottick. Ii’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1746 – Strathmartine Graveyard MI’s TVFHS TB/CA 17591826 – 1854 Strathmartine 1783 - 1789 Maryton 308 Maryton Chyd MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1743 – 1819 1820 – 1854 Menmuir 309 Menmuir Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA Monifieth 310 Monifieth churchyard MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1659 – 1804 St Rules Ch, Monifieth MI’s TVFHS TB/CA 1833 – 1854 Monifieth War Memorial MI’s Old Ferry Burying Ground MI’s St Aidan’s Broughty Ferry Mi’s RNLI Memorial Broughty. Monifeith Burgh Roll of Honour. Angus Parish Ref. MI’s, Burial & Death Records Publisher Shelf OPR Death Mark Records Broughty Ferry Old Burial ground MI’s AN4, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA St Aidan’s Church TB/CA Barrhill Cemetery Broughty Ferry, Register of burials, St Aidan’s TVFHS church FICHE Monikie 311 Monikie Chyd MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1613 – 1660 Monikie kiryard MI’s TVFHS TB/CA 1703 – 1717 1717- 1730 1783 – 1819 1820 1842 – 1854 Montrose 312 Montrose Parish Church MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1634 – 1645 Montrose Episcopal Church MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1670 – 1766 Rosehill cemetery MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1767 – 1819 Howff of Kinnaber MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1820 - 1854 Howff of Kinnaber MI’s EFBG, Angus TB/CA Murroes 313 Murroes Churchyard MI’s AN3, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1705 - 1790 Murroes Kirkyard MI’s TVFHS TB/CA Newtyle 314 Newtyle Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1773 – 1786 1757 – 1771 Oathlaw 315 Oathlaw Chyd MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1730 – 1742 (Finhaven) 1783 – 1790 Panbride 316 Panbride Chyd MI’s AN2, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1771 - 1819 Rescorbie 317 Rescorbie churchyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS TB/CA 1685 – 1791 Balmadies Balmadies Chapelyard MI’s AN1, Pre 1855 SGS Carsegray Burial ground MI’s EFBG, Angus Chapelyard, Balmaddies MI’s EFBG, Angus Angus Parish Ref.
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