Photo Grave Stone, Jessie Williamson, U32 Urquhart Completed with thanks

[specialkg]

Could somebody please  take a photo of the grave stone U32 in Urquhart Churchyard.

It is for James Hardie and Jessie Williamson.

I have the reading from the MI book.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Betty

[prophetess]

I have some photo's of the Cem and some individual stones just going to look and see if the one you are after is there

Sybil

[prophetess]

No I dont have they names I didn't do every stone as I went to photograph some for a friend while up there I can give you overall photos of the cemetery,

let me know and  can send them if you want them

Sybil

[specialkg]

Thanks for the reply and thank you for the offer but I will decline.

I am familiar with the churchyard and have a few photos of grave stones there but I did not know until recently that U32 was one of ours.

Thanks again

Betty

[prophetess]

No problem Betty good luck with your research, I dont think I will be up that way before next year, or I would have offered

Sybil

[Anydogsbody]

Are we talking about Urqhart which is on the shores of the Cromarty Firth at 57.594042N, 4.376283W?

If so and you can explain the reference to U32(which I presume are row and column coordinates) then I can probably get a pic for you. I'm just a few miles from that location.

[specialkg]

Thanks for your reply and offer.

The Urquhart I refer to is in Morayshire and the U32 is the number given to the grave stone in Urquhart old churchyard by Libindx.

I think the Urquhart you refer to is further round the coast.

Thanks for taking the time to get in touch.

Betty

[Anydogsbody]

Urquhart is not an uncommon name and I thought it might have been the one I mentioned. I presume now that you mean Urquhart by Elgin.

That's a lot further away but I do pass that way occasionally on my way to Aberdeen so, if you're still looking and I happen to be going that way anyway, I'll see what I can do for you

[specialkg]

That would be brilliant but it is a bit off the main road to Aberdeen.

Thanks again.

Betty