Is she in Innerleithen Cemetery?

[northern_rose]

I've been trying to find the last resting place fror my husband's great aunt for quite some time and yesterday I suddenly realised that I might have actually taken a photo of it! Yesterday, I noticed on the photo that there appears to be a cremation pot at the foot of the headstone and I am now wondering if that is my lady - Julia Coleman Haig Stewart.

I am wondering if anyone can visit Innerleithen Cemetery on  Traquair Road and check for me (I am in Lancashire!) or if anyone has access to transcribed MI's?

In the cemetery the gravestone for Julia's parents - Adam Alexander Haig and Julia Coleman Aaronson is easy to find - from entrance follow path towards the back and the headstone is about 1/4 of the way back but close to the path from what I remember.
 
I can email a photo of the gravestone to help anyone who may be able to visit the cemetery.

I would really appreciate any help anyone can give as I'm not sure when I would be able to get to Scotland again and this lady has caused all sorts of problems tracking her down! (see my previous posts on here about her!)

Many thanks

[margmo1]

hi nothern rose

i found the headstone which reads
in loving memory
ADAM ALEXANDER HAIG
died 6 - 11 - 1895
aged 54 years
also his wife
JULIA AARONSON
died 27 - 7 - 1909
aged 56 years
erected by their children.

the little pot infront of the headstone has no inscription. i think its purpose is to put flowers in. you could contact scottish borders bearevement services. they may be able to help .
regards
margaret

[northern_rose]

Margaret

Many many thanks for checking this out for me. Such a shame there was no inscription on the pot!

Thanks again