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You can buy a photo from The Moray Burial Ground Research Group. https://www.mbgrg.org/ancestor_intro.shtml

It is stone 024.

It costs £5.

Steven

Keith Old Cemetery
Burial Book started in 1885

Page 74. Lair (Section S. No 17, 18 & 19). William Burgess , Crofter, Cotterton,
Keith. (No 19 made out in name of Widow Burgess, Fife-Keith.)
Oct 30th 1940 Railing removed by permission of Mr. Robertson.

Date of Burial.                              Age

Jul 27th 1888 Alexander Burgess 60 
Jul        1888 Henry Burgess 1 
Feb 22nd 1892 William Burgess
Mar 21st 1893 Margaret Ann Hendry or Burgess.
     
Nov 26th 1902
Transferred to Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess or Robertson, 141 Moss Street, Keith.
Section S, No 17,18.

Nov 28th 1902 Henry Mitchell Robertson 3 mths 
Apr 11th 1930 Ann Gauld or Robertson 79 
Oct 11th 1941 Elizabeth Burgess or Robertson 81 
Oct 9th 1942 James Robertson  83
 
Mar 9th 1943
Transferred to James Donald Robertson. Manager , 20 Polworth Crescent, Brunton
Park, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (Lairs No 17,18)

Transferred to Mrs. Margaret Burgess or Machattie, Household Duties, 13 Mid Street, Keith. (Lair no.19)

Sep 11th 1953 Alexander Milton, 13 Mid Street 59
Jun 15th 1966 James D. Robertson (Casket)

Steven

This is an extract from the burial records.


Page 105.
Name: John Stuart Esq of Birkenburn. Section Number on Plan 91. Extent of Ground 13 feet 0 inches. 
Age
Depth of Grave
Number of Grave
Stone
Date of Burial
Jun 21st 1839 Miss Elizabeth Stuart   4 
Mar 4th 1844 John Stuart Esq're   3 
Nov 27th 1856 Miss Jane Stuart   5 
Apr 25th 1864 Miss Ann Stuart   4 
Oct 23rd 1867 Alexander Kynoch   1 
Jun 30th 1868 Miss Catherine Stuart   5 
Aug 21st 1875 Magdalene Stephen or Kynoch   3 
Feb 5th 1937 Jessie Mc G Clifford or Kynoch 84 4 ft 4 
Feb 10th 1937 George Kynoch 82 4 ft 2

Hope this helps

Steven

I have listed every burial for the surname Fraser in Keith Old Cemetery in another post.
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=783637.0

Honeybank Row gets a couple of mentions here  http://www.carlukehistory.co.uk/index.php .
Put Honeybank in the Google search box.