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Burial Grounds in Fife BURIAL GROUNDS IN FIFE Fife Abbotshall Abbotshall Fife Abdie Abdie Churchyard Fife Abdie Lindores Stone (Kain Hill) Fife Aberdour Aberdour Wester (New) Fife Aberdour Aberdour Wester(Old) Fife Aberdour St Phillans (Parish Church) Fife Anstruther Easter Anstruther Easter (St Adrian's Church) Fife Anstruther Wester Anstruther Cemetery Fife Anstruther Wester Anstruther Wester (St Nicholas Church) Fife Anstruther Wester Isle of May Fife Arngask Arngask Old Parish Church Fife Auchterderran Auchterderran Churchyard Fife Auchterderran Auchterderran Cemetery (Bowhill) Fife Auchterderran Kinninmonth Mausoleum (St Fothad's) Fife Auchterderran Lochgelly Cemetery Fife Auchtermuchty Auchtermuchty Cemetery Fife Auchtermuchty Auchtermuchty Churchyard Fife Auchtertool Auchtertool Cemetery Fife Auchtertool Auchtertool Parish Church Fife Ballingry Ballingry Cemetery Fife Ballingry Ballingry Parish Church (Ballingry Kirk) Fife Balmerine Balermino Parish Church (Old Kirk) Fife Balmerine Balmerino Cemetery Fife Beath Beath Cemetery Fife Beath Beath Parish Church Fife Burntisland Burntisland Cemetery Fife Burntisland Burntisland Parish Church Fife Burntisland St Columba's Fife Burntisland St Serf's (Kirkton Churchyard) Fife Cameron Cameron Kirk (Cameron Cemetery) Fife Carnbee Cameron Parish Church Fife Carnock Cairneyhill Fife Carnock Carnock Cemetery Fife Carnock Carnock Parish Church Fife Carnock Crombie Old Fife Ceres Ceres Cemetery Fife Ceres Ceres Parish Church Fife Ceres Hill of Tarvit (Wemyss Enclosure) Fife Collessie Collessie Chapel BURIAL GROUNDS IN FIFE Fife Collessie Collessie Parish Church Fife Crail Crail Cemetery & Extension Fife Crail Crail Parish Church Fife Creich Creich Parish Church Fife Creich Parboath Fife Cults Crawford Mausoleum Fife Cults Cults Cemetery Fife Cults Cults Parish Church (Kirkton of Cults) Fife Cupar Cupar Cemetery Fife Cupar St Christopher's Fife Cupar St James Cemetery Fife Dairsie Dairsie Churchyard (Extension) Fife Dairsie Dairsie Old Church (St Mary's) Fife Dalgety Hillend Cemetery Fife Dalgety Mossgreen Cemetery Fife Dalgety St Bridgets Fife Dunbog Dunbog Cemetery Fife Dunbog Dunbog Parish Churchyard Fife Dunfermline Douglas Bank Cemetery (Pattiesmuir, by Rosyth) Fife Dunfermline Dunfermline Abbey Fife Dunfermline Dunfermline Cemetery Fife Dunfermline Dunfermline Crematorium Fife Dunfermline Maygate (Abbots House) Fife Dunfermline New Abbey Church Fife Dunfermline North Queensferry Churchyard Fife Dunfermline Oakley (Smith-Sligo Burial Ground) Fife Dunfermline Rosyth Old Churchyard Fife Dunfermline St Leonards Chapel Fife Dunino Bell Craig (Dunino Cross) Fife Dunino Dunino Cemetery Fife Dunino Dunino Parish Church Fife Dysart Barony Churchyard Fife Dysart Dysart Cemetery Fife Dysart Pathhead (Dunnikier) Fife Dysart St Clairtown Fife Dysart St Denis Churchyard (Relief Burial Ground) Fife Dysart St Serf's Church (Panhall) Fife Elie Elie Parish Church Fife Falkland Falkland Cemetery BURIAL GROUNDS IN FIFE Fife Falkland Falkland Cemetery Extension 1 Fife Falkland Falkland Cemetery Extension 2 Fife Falkland Falkland Old Churchyard Fife Falkland Kilgour Burying Ground Fife Ferry Port on Craig Ferry Port on Craig Cemetery Fife Ferry Port on Craig Ferry Port on Craig Cemetery Extension 1 Fife Ferry Port on Craig Ferry Port on Craig Cemetery Extension 2 Fife Ferry Port on Craig Ferry Port on Craig Parish Church Fife Flisk East Flisk Fife Flisk Flisk Cemetery Fife Forgan St Fillans Fife Forgan Vicarsford Cemetery Fife Inverkeithing Inverkeithing Cemetery Fife Inverkeithing St Peters (Parish Church) Fife Kemback Kemback Burial Ground Fife Kemback Kemback Old Parish Church Fife Kennoway Kennoway Cemetery Fife Kennoway Kennoway Old Parish Church (The Causeway) Fife Kettle Kettle Old Parish Church Fife Kettle Kingskettle Cemetery Fife Kettle Lathrisk Fife Kilconquhar Kilconquhar Cemetery Fife Kilconquhar Kilconquhar Parish Church Fife Kilmany Kilmany Cemetery Fife Kilmany Kilmany Parish Church Fife Kilrenny Kilrenny Cemetery Fife Kilrenny Kilrenny Parish Church Fife Kinghorn Inchview Cemetery Fife Kinghorn Kinghorn Parish Churchyard Fife Kinglassie Kinglassie Cemetery Fife Kinglassie Kinglassie Kirk Fife Kingsbarns Burial Cists & Barrow Fife Kingsbarns Burial Cists & Barrow Fife Kingsbarns Kingsbarns Cemetery Fife Kingsbarns Kingsbarns Parish Church Fife Kirkcaldy Abbotshall Fife Kirkcaldy Bennochy Fife Kirkcaldy Dunnikeir Fife Kirkcaldy Dysart Cemetery BURIAL GROUNDS IN FIFE Fife Kirkcaldy Hayfield Cemetery Fife Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy Crematorium Fife Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy Old Parish Church Fife Kirkcaldy Nether Street Fife Kirkcaldy Pathhead Feuars Fife Kirkcaldy Sinclairtown Feuars Fife Largo Largo Cemetery Fife Largo Largo Parish Church Fife Largo Lower Largo (St David's) Fife Leslie Christs Kirk on the Green Fife Leslie Leslie Cemetery Fife Leuchars Leuchars Cemetery Fife Leuchars St Athernase Church Fife Logie Logie Parish Church Fife Markinch Balgonie Fife Markinch Northall Cemetery Fife Markinch St Drostans Fife Markinch St Drostans Cemetery Fife Monimail Monimail Cemetery Fife Monimail Monimail Old Parish Church (Cardan's Well) Fife Moonzie Moonzie Cemetery Fife Moonzie Moonzie Parish Church Fife Newburgh Lindores Abbey Fife Newburgh Newburgh Cemetery Fife Newburgh St Katherines (Newburgh Old Churchyard) Fife Newburn Newburn Cemetery Fife Newburn Newburn Old Parish Church Fife Pittenweem Pitenweem Cemetery Fife Pittenweem Pitenweem Parish Church Fife Saline Bridge Street Old Graveyard Fife Saline Saline Cemetery Fife Saline Saline Parish Church Fife Scoonie Old Scoonie Parish Church (Leven) Fife Scoonie Scoonie Cemetery Fife St Andrews and St Leonards Boarhills Fife St Andrews and St Leonards Eastern Cemetery Fife St Andrews and St Leonards Holy Trinity Fife St Andrews and St Leonards Old Course, 18th Green Fife St Andrews and St Leonards Roundal BURIAL GROUNDS IN FIFE Fife St Andrews and St Leonards St Andrews Cathedral Fife St Andrews and St Leonards St Leonard's School Fife St Andrews and St Leonards St Mary's Church Fife St Andrews and St Leonards St Nicholas Farm Fife St Andrews and St Leonards Strathkinnes Low Road Fife St Andrews and St Leonards Western Cemetery Fife St Monace or Abercrombie Abercrombie Church Fife St Monace or Abercrombie Churchyard Extension 1 Fife St Monace or Abercrombie Churchyard Extension 2 Fife Strathmiglo Churchyard Extension 1 Fife Strathmiglo Churchyard Extension 2 Fife Strathmiglo St Martin's Church Fife Strathmiglo Strathmiglo Parish Church Fife Torryburn Craigflower (Crombie Point) Fife Torryburn Torryburn Cemetery Fife Torryburn Torryburn Parish Church Fife Wemyss Chapel Garden (Wemyss Castle) Fife Wemyss East, St Marys (St Mary's by the Sea) Fife Wemyss Macduff Fife Wemyss Methil Mill Fife Wemyss Wemyss Cemetery Fife Wemyss West, St Adrians .
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