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Ayrshire / Re: Is the Reverend David Black buried in Ardrossan?
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GLASGOW HERALD, 15 JUNE 1878
DEATH
BLACK: At Burnfoot, Ardrossan, on the 14th instant, Rev. David Black, late Free Church minister, Tillicoultry.
GLASGOW HERALD, 20 JANUARY 1904
DEATH
BLACK: At Auchendhu, Ardrossan, on the 19th instant, Jean Thomson, widow of the Rev. David Black.
GLASGOW HERALD, 21 NOVEMBER 1935
A MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED.
A window in memory of the mother and sisters of Mr. M. T. Black, Harrogate, has been unveiled and dedicated in St. John’s, Ardrossan.
The donor is Mr. M. T. Black, son of the Rev. David Black, former minister of Tillicoultry. Those commemorated by the window were for many years members of St. John’s Church, Ardrossan.
The window, entitled “Jesus in the House of Martha and Mary,” has been designed and executed by Mr. Walter J. R. Cook, D.A. (Edinburgh), who recently was commissioned to supply the Haig windows in the Scots Kirk, Aldershot. It was dedicated by the Rev. Dr. Adamson, minister of St. John’s.
DEATH
BLACK: At Burnfoot, Ardrossan, on the 14th instant, Rev. David Black, late Free Church minister, Tillicoultry.
GLASGOW HERALD, 20 JANUARY 1904
DEATH
BLACK: At Auchendhu, Ardrossan, on the 19th instant, Jean Thomson, widow of the Rev. David Black.
GLASGOW HERALD, 21 NOVEMBER 1935
A MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED.
A window in memory of the mother and sisters of Mr. M. T. Black, Harrogate, has been unveiled and dedicated in St. John’s, Ardrossan.
The donor is Mr. M. T. Black, son of the Rev. David Black, former minister of Tillicoultry. Those commemorated by the window were for many years members of St. John’s Church, Ardrossan.
The window, entitled “Jesus in the House of Martha and Mary,” has been designed and executed by Mr. Walter J. R. Cook, D.A. (Edinburgh), who recently was commissioned to supply the Haig windows in the Scots Kirk, Aldershot. It was dedicated by the Rev. Dr. Adamson, minister of St. John’s.