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siste viator aureas pulvis circumsacet viz ARCH: MacVICAR filii STD aetat 18 EUPH: MacVICAR natae 16 AGNAE: GIBSON conjugis carse 32 EUPH: GIBSON matris 77 CATH: HALLYBURTON amitae 68 Quem beatmum in spien resurrectionis his tunnils condidit PATRICIUS MacVICAR A.M.D.D pastor taoduncirsis 1819 ?llius ipsius quoque aetat 78 J.G MacVICAR D.D. filius et C.H. BECKWITH nata adhuc vivi miercndes usque 1855 (As far as I could tell this is the correct spelling) Stop! Traveller! Precious dust lies around, to wit, that of Archibald MacVicar, student of Divine Theology, a son aged 18; Euphemia MacVicar, a daughter, aged 16; Agnes gibson, a beloved wife, aged 32; Euphemia gibson, her mother, aged 77; Catherine Haliburton, a ulation, aged 68;- In Holy blessed resurrection. Patrick MacVicar, Master of Arts (now D.D.) one of the Ministers of Dundee, erected this tomb. 1819 Source: The Book of the Howff, ©Libraries, Leisure and Culture Dundee, Local History Centre & is reproduced with kind permission. 1855 June 18 revisal dues paid by the Rev J.G. Macvicar DD son, and C.H. Bechwith daughter of the late Rev Dr Patrick Macvicar Source:Register of Tombs and Monuments in Dundee Burial Ground, 1832
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