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This CD contains indexes for - Fala & Soutra burials 1828 - 1852 Heriot burials 1691 – 1854 with gaps between July 1702 – and July 1731, July 1745 and June 1748, May 1795 and March 1798 and November 1819 and November 1845. Stow burials 1722 - 1854

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Bygone Leith by Guthrie Hutton

Bygone Leith compliments Guthrie Hutton's previous book, Old Leith, and features a selection of photographs illustrating this historic district.

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Carrington Monumental Inscriptions

Monumental inscriptions for Carrington cemetery compiled by Recording Angels.

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Cranston Monumental Inscriptions

Monumental inscriptions for Cranston Churchyard compiled by Recording Angels.

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Crichton Monumental Inscriptions

Monumental inscriptions for Crichton cemetery compiled by Recording Angels.

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Dalkeith Part 1 Monumental Inscriptions

Monumental inscriptions for the St Nicholas Churchyard, new Burial Ground, Churches and other sites, compiled by Recording Angels.

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Dalkeith Part 2 Monumental Inscriptions

Monumental inscriptions of cemetery adjacent to water tower, compiled by Recording Angels.

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Dalkeith Part 3 Monumental Inscriptions

Monumental inscriptions for Dalkeith New Cemetery, compiled by Recording Angels.

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Dalkeith Since the War by Craig Stratham

Dalkeith emerged from the second world war as a town undergoing enormous changes. The Woodburn housing estate was being built to the south.

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Dalkeith Tolbooth and Market Cross by David R Smith

"The Tolbooth was the focal point of the Scottish burgh from medieval times until the 19th century. Incorporating the office where taxes were paid, the centre of local administration and also the prison where debtors were jailed, it was the most important single building in the community. As such it was the focus of much civic pride and community identity"--Back cover. 72 pages

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