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Site of church / chapel, with surviving graveyard and mausoleum. There are no visible remains of the 'Cross-church' which is said to have within the site. The 1st edition OS map shows the graveyard with the a site of a chapel annotated, which itself may have replaced an earlier chapel. A burial-aisle erected in 1775 for the Douglasses of Tilquhillie (or Tilquilly) stands in the middle of the graveyard and incorporates an Early Medieval cross slab in re-use as a lintel at the southeast angle. The slab has the inscribed outline of two crosses set above each other. The upper is a Latin cross with rounded armpits and splayed shaft, and the lower is a smaller cross also with rounded armpits. North of the burial aisle is a circular watch-house (NO79NW0016).
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