Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
St.Fittick's churchyard, on St.Fittick's Road, just outside Torry, just outside Aberdeen.
St.Fittick's church dates from the 12th century.
St.Fittick's Manse was built beside it around 1759.
The church fell into disuse around 1829 when the new church was built on Nigg Kirk Road.
The manse was demolished around the 1960s.
The ruin of the church survives.
The Gibbon family graves
are in the
NE corner of the churchyard.
Extract
from
[Barbara Yates Gibbon family tree, 1872]
notes Gibbon grave in NE corner.
Location of St.Fittick's church, on S side of St.Fittick's Road.
The manse is now gone.
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St.Fittick's church. Close-up of above.
The Gibbon graves are in the NE corner here.
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St.Fittick's manse.
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From [Ogilvie, 1901].
St.Fittick's.
Photo 1998.
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St.Fittick's.
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Photo 2004 by Pamela Adam.
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Location of St.Fittick's.
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Photo 2005 by Pamela Adam.
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St.Fittick's church, looking out to sea.
Photo 2008.
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St.Fittick's church.
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The noise is young people playing.
Video 2008.
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St.Fittick's church in winter.
St.Fittick's church, 2010.
St.Fittick's church, 2011.
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