The Knox Presbyterian Church of Crieff 1873

 

 

 

 

The diagram, shown immediately below, composed by Mr. John W. Gilchrist, is a representation of the seating arrangement for the Crieff Church, circa 1873, during the time when Reverend Andrew McLean was minister.

 

 

Neil, Helen,  & Adam

Easton — Gore

 

Mrs. B. Simm

 

 

 

 

 

Boys grown too big for pews

 

Penny Campbell

James McPherson (cobbler)

McIntyre (Gore)

Donald McGeachy

 

Mat Elliot

Jean and Ag. Grey

Fran McDonald

John Scott

 

 

Sandy McIntosh

J. Tennant

 

Lachlan McMillan

(elder)

 

Jimmy, John,

Johnny, John,

Murdock McIntosh,

 

Chisholm Colin

Duncan McPherson

Betty McCormick

J. E. McPherson

 

 

H. Becker

Walter Cowan

John McGeachy

Black Jim McPherson

M. McPhatter

Cam Stewart,

et cetera.

 

Roderick  Munroe

Ken Cameron

Mrs. D. Cameron

Sandy McPherson

McRobbie family

 

 

Murdoch Munroe

Peter Gilchrist

Chris Moffat

John McPherson

 

 

 

wood for stove

stove

Little McDonalds - Gore

Dan And John Miller

Mrs. McMillan

1st concession

Maggie Munroe

 

 

 

◄ east door

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

west door ►

 

vestry

 

Gilfillan family

John Stewart  family

Sandy Thompson sisters

Murchison family

 

 

Mrs. McLean and her 2 boys

Hugh Stewart family

Donald Stewart family

Black Sandy Wilkinson

 2nd concession

3rd concession Gilchrists

Peter Wilkinson family

3rd concession

 

 

Wm. McCormick

(Precentor)

 

 

Sunday School Library

Reverend McLean

 

 

 

 

The south west corner contained the seats where the prodigal, who were shy about facing the long walk from the east door with the whole world looking, sat.  It was made up of all lads.

 

 

 

 

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