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Thanks Garry, I have already found the burial when I visited Oban earlier this year after some excellant help from a lady in the Town Hall. I understand that there is a stillborn child in the grave and so there is only a small stone marked with the date of death of the child. It remains a mystery why there is no stone for David or Emma. I noticed when I visited Oban that some graves without headstones had small plaques naming the buried, would you know how I could go about getting a similar plaque made?
 Thankyou very much for replying to my post, I do appreciate the information, particularly the burial dates which I was unaware of. Thanks again, Phil.

To ardchattan. Thanks for your help, it would be great if you could raise those questions for me. I will try the two sites you suggested as well.
Thanks again,
Phil

Does anyone know of a link for Kilmore Chuch where I can find burial records? I have already posted a request for help finding my Great Grandparents (David and Emma Mackintosh died 1889 and 1891) but now I think I have reason to believe they could be buried at Kilmore. Any help, please?

I am looking for the burials of my Great Grandfather and Mother , David and Emma Mackintosh (David 2/4/1891- Emma 9/6/1889). They died in Oban town but I have been unable to find their graves. The library cannot find them in Penyfuir Cemetary or the old Parish Church and the Council say they do not keep records back that far. Does anyone have any suggestions please???

I am trying to find the graves of my Great Grandfather and Mother who both died in Oban. They were David Mackintosh (died 1891) and Emma Mackintosh (died 1889). They attended the St. Columba's Parish Church which no longer exists and did not have it's own Cemetary. Checks done by the local library have failed to find them in the Old Parish graveyard and the Penyfuir Cemetary. Argyll Council say they don't keep records back that far. Help!!!! Has anybody got any ideas that might help me??