Cambusnethan Cemetery Grave Search - Part 2

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tags,
 Headstone for two Nisbets , in the Globe Cemetery Dalziel https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/174855060/james-nisbet

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Hi Tags,

The weather here was beautiful today, so I took my camera and went lair hunting!
Not much joy I'm afraid, I couldn't find Peter and Elizabeth's stone in the old churchyard, even although I knew exactly where to look. It has been 4 decades since it was transcribed (by me) and much has happened in that burial ground in the intervening years. However, there's one stone lying face-down, too heavy for me to turn over but I may ask someone to help.

I took pictures of the lairs mentioned in the list I sent you, most are without stones. I will make several postings, it's less confusing that way plus Rootschat only allows small attachments, 500 KB per post.

First is the Baird and Nisbet plot, no stone.

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Next is the Bruce and Nisbet lair. Section C No.251.
Behind the stone wall on the upper left of the first picture is the Private burial ground.

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Campbell and Nisbet lair, section D No.265. No stone, just some odd broken stones piled there by the grasscutters!

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Low Public, a huge gap where 29, 30 and 31 is, no stones on any of them.
On the other side of the wall is the Private burial ground.

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Finally, the Adam Nisbet lair, section E 2396. Again, no stone.

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Hi Tags,

The weather here was beautiful today, so I took my camera and went lair hunting!
Not much joy I'm afraid, I couldn't find Peter and Elizabeth's stone in the old churchyard, even although I knew exactly where to look. It has been 4 decades since it was transcribed (by me) and much has happened in that burial ground in the intervening years. However, there's one stone lying face-down, too heavy for me to turn over but I may ask someone to help.

I took pictures of the lairs mentioned in the list I sent you, most are without stones. I will make several postings, it's less confusing that way plus Rootschat only allows small attachments, 500 KB per post.

First is the Baird and Nisbet plot, no stone.

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I missed one, this is the Private burial ground, I was lucky to find this stone as there isn't a plan and hardly any of the stones are numbered.
This is the one with Jane, daughter of Peter Nisbet and Elizabeth Aitkenhead in it, she died aged 25 years, poor girl.
Continued next post

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