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From: "Andy Beattie" <>
Subject: Re: Edinburgh - These buildings still exist?
Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2001 20:12:45 -0000
References: <OJLN7.1548$Q06.10169@tor-nn1.netcom.ca>, <2001120209110467900@zetnet.co.uk>, <2f11eb04.0112021203.4b6701c2@posting.google.com>


Taken from
http://www.theaa.co.uk/milemaster/edin/edin001.asp

Church St Cuthbert's Kirk
The present church was built between 1892 and 1894 on the foundations of at
least six earlier churches, the earliest of which was traditionally an
8th-century Culdee foundation dedicated to St Cuthbert. A fine Georgian
steeple tops a Victorian baroque edifice, with a richly furnished interior.

--
Andrew Craig BEATTIE
Halifax, West Yorkshire, England

Family surnames I am researching:

ASKEY: London (circa 1930-today)
BEATTIE: Dumfries/Halifax (circa 1930-today)
BELLAMY: Birmingham (1847-1991)
BRAZIER: Cambridge (1719-1983)
DITCHBURN-AGNEW: Cumberland (circa 1930)
ELBOURN: Cambridge (circa 1791-1825)
STONES: Leicester (circa 1887-today)
TURNER: Cambridge (circa 1826-1854)
WHITE: Canada BC? (pre & post WW2)
WILSON-RIPPIN: London, Devon & Cornwall (circa 1930-today)

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