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were buried in the "Cathedral Church of
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and chapter house were still used for local gatherings of officials in the 18th century. Like other
Scottish ex-cathedrals, its grounds remained in use as a graveyard. The government took over responsibility for its care in 1851 and it is now a
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The chancellor of Ross, appearing to hold no fixed prebend in the 13th century, later acquired
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The south aisle, which contains two distinct chapels, has several burials. The eastern chapel is thought to contain burials of
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768:"Fortrose Cathedral"
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188:Architectural type
100:Church of Scotland
24:Fortrose Cathedral
18:Church in Scotland
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1030:, Birlinn,
989:24 February
601:Watt (1991)
399:Cullicudden
277:(culdees).
192:Late Gothic
167:John Lesley
143:Saint Peter
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1262:(Dunblane)
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1001:References
568:After the
560:(d.1541).
552:(d.1425),
545:Clan Munro
435:rectorship
415:Kincardine
385:Lochcarron
365:Applecross
357:Rosemarkie
314:Killearnan
253:Rosemarkie
138:Dedication
129:Founder(s)
56:57°34′51″N
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1278:Edinburgh
1268:(Dunkeld)
1250:(Brechin)
469:'s south
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407:Kilchrist
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325:Ardersier
244:) of the
221:Bishop(s)
59:4°07′50″W
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1338:Skeabost
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1260:Dunblane
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722:Parishes
578:sacristy
475:sacristy
465:and the
445:Building
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287:prebends
265:Chanonry
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236:was the
110:Catholic
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564:Decline
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318:Lemlair
274:Céli Dé
204:Diocese
156:Curetán
152:present
150:Cult(s)
132:unknown
124:c. 1200
121:Founded
116:History
84:Country
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