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Hi Gerry,thanks for getting back to me so quickly.James Gilmour was not the Gilmour I was looking for but may be related. I wonder could I ask another couple of questions about Old Dalbeth/St Peter's cemetery.Is there any comprehensive list of who was buried in the Old Dalbeth cemetery before St Peter's opened? Also,within the Old Dalbeth grounds, did there exist an common ground area the way a couple exist in the St Peter's section?Lastly,I looked at Anne's map layout of St Peter's cemetery and I'm a bit confused about the location of section #12.In one diagram, section 12 is shown as being next to section 14 on the right after the gate you would enter to go to the section of the cemetery that is where common ground and higher section numbers are.In the other diagram section 14 is through those gates and on right as you start up drive that bends towards left and other sections.Could you clarify this for me? I am bound and determined to locate my relation in section 12.He was buried in that section on 8 April 1908 in grave cousin(name unknown) had(number 2682 follows where says buried in grave cousin owns).He was interred section 12,division C,lair 66.Do you know if Old Dalbeth/St Peter's allow gravestones to be erected on common ground? Any help is so appreciated,Kim