In the Scots language or Northern English language , this can also be known as a
kirkyard or kirkyaird. In England, the fact that in an
Kaynak: ChurchyardThe covenant was adopted and signed by a large gathering in the
kirkyard of Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh , on 28 February 1638, after
Kaynak: Covenanterone fragment of a rubble wall that is integrated into the Kinneddar
kirkyard boundary wall Loch Spynie , then open to the sea and much
Kaynak: Kinneddar CastleAlso buried in the
kirkyard is Elma Yerburgh (1864–1946 of the Thwaites Brewery family from Blackburn , who lived at nearby Barwhillanty
Kaynak: Parton, Dumfries and GallowayThe building and
kirkyard: The church was founded in 1688 and completed in 1691. The master mason in charge was James Smith . A plaque on
Kaynak: Kirk of the CanongateYerburgh fell seriously ill in November 1946 and died at Barwhillanty on 6 December, aged 82; she was buried at Parton
kirkyard.
Kaynak: Elma YerburghThe present parish church was rebuilt in 1806 replacing the previous church the remains of which can be found in the adjacent
kirkyard.
Kaynak: MarykirkIts
kirkyard is the burial place for John Home , author of Douglas , and John Pew , the man from whom the author Robert Louis Stevenson
Kaynak: South Leith Parish Church