Tour Scotland travel video of the stream and Old Parish Church on ancestry, genealogy, history visit and trip to Eassie near Glamis Castle, Angus, Scotland. The old Eassie church was probably partly or wholly rebuilt in the late 16th century. It was dedicated to St Brandon in 1246 by Bishop David of St Andrews, and in 1309 was granted to Newbattle Abbey.
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July 12th Photograph Eassie Scotland

July 12th photograph of Eassie, Scotland.

July 12th photograph of Eassie, Scotland.
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Tour Scotland Photograph Eassie Pictish Stone

Tour Scotland photograph of The Eassie Stone, a carved Pictish stone at the village of Eassie, Angus, Scotland. The stone is in a good state of preservation, and stands within a ruined church. One side has a cross filled with interlace patterns, the shaft of the cross is flanked by carved figures with a warrior bearing a spear and shield on the left and animals including a stag on the right. The upper portion of the cross is flanked by angels. The reverse of the cross has a variety of Pictish symbols and figures, including cloaked figures, more animals, a double disc and Z-rod, a Pictish Beast.
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Tour Scotland Video Eassie Church And Cemetery
Tour Scotland travel video of Eassie Burn Church and cemetery on ancestry, genealogy, visit and trip to Strathmore, Scotland. Burn is a Scots word for a small steam or river. Eassie village is located in the valley of two miles west of Glamis Castle. Eassie lies within the united parishes of Eassie and Nevay. Eassie Old Church is a simple rectangular building. It sits on a small mound that attests to its long history, and lies east to west within a modest burial ground where many impressive examples of gravestone decoration can be found. The church was dedicated to St Brandon in 1246 and largely rebuilt in the late sixteenth century.
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Tour Scotland Photograph And Video Parish Church Eassie

Tour Scotland travel photography of the old Church and Churchyard on ancestry, genealogy, history visit and trip to at Eassie, Scotland. Eassie lies within the united parishes of Eassie and Nevay. Eassie Old Church is a simple rectangular building. It sits on a small mound that attests to its long history, and lies east to west within a modest burial ground where many impressive examples of gravestone decoration can be found. The church was dedicated to St Brandon in 1246 and largely rebuilt in the late sixteenth century.
Tour Scotland travel video of Eassie Burn Church and cemetery on ancestry, genealogy, visit and trip to Strathmore, Scotland. Burn is a Scots word for a small steam or river. Eassie village is located in the valley of two miles west of Glamis Castle.
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