The churches of Buchan and notes by the way : being short sketches of the early history of Christianity in Scotland, from its introduction to the Reformation (1899)
McLeod, N. K. (Nicholas Kenneth), d. 1898 · Aberdeen : A. & R. Milne · leaf 164
nd. Sir Alex.Fraser laid the foundation (March 6th, 1570), of thetower of Kinnairds Head, and the next year he builtthe new church. The upper floor or hall of the winetower on Kinnairds Head would appear to have beenused as a chapel. The pendents in the roof and in thearch soffits of the windows… … Wine Tower, Kinnairds Head. James. The third pendent is an angel pointing to theemblems of the crucifixion. About four miles S.W. from Fraserburgh we reachthe kirk of Tyrie. This kirk is said to be the oldestin this diocie, being short and high-walled like achappell. The old walls were built with…
Churches -- Scotland Buchan · Scotland -- Church history
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