Conaglen memorial
The
Conaglen estate was purchased from the Macleans of Ardgour (The
Douglas Archives compiler's maternal family) by the earl of Morton
(The compilers paternal family) after the death of Alexander, 13th
of Ardgour in 1858.
An Episcopal Chapel was added to Conaglen House in 1862. This was
subsequently de-consecrated, and a several of the artefacts* were
removed to Ardgour Parish Church, amongst them the memorial pictured
above (click to enlarge).
Candelabra and a brass eagle lectern were transferred to
St Mary's
Church on the Dalmahoy estate.
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