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| Description | Head stone | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Inscription | In affectionate remembrance of SARAH ANN SYMES daughter of David and Ann Symes who died October 24th 1856 aged 17 years. Also MARY SYMES their daughter who died September 22 1864 aged 16 years. Him that cometh unto me I will in no wise cast out. | ||
| Notes | Location: South. Paired with David Symes stone. | ||
Internees | |||
| Name | Date of death | Age | Residence |
| Sarah Ann Symes | 24 Oct 1856 | 17 | |
| Mary Symes | 22 Sep 1864 | 16 | |
Transcription by Morag Curtis
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