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Went to visit the old church today, and there was one gravestone i found very interesting, can anyone please tell me about it, like the coat of arms on it, this stone must have been special because it was behind the iron gates
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Those are the arms of the Sinclairs of Freswick, it should say "Via crucis via lucis" under them.Quote:
Originally Posted by highlander
Is that associated with the Knights Templar Fred?
No more than any other Sinclair I wouldn't think. The first Sinclair of Freswick got the title in 1661 somewhat after the Templers were "disbanded", they were descended from the Sinclairs of Greenland and Rattar. Their coat of arms were ship at anchor, lion rampant, lion rampant, ship under sail registered by James, the second Sinclair of Freswick.Quote:
Originally Posted by scotsboy
You can read all about them on my web site http://www.graven-images.org.uk/library/lib.htm just click on the Sinclairs of Freswick.
For three sections of photos on Old St Peters go to -
http://www.caithness.org/atoz/churches/oldsaintpeters/