Barbara, Hope this helps... the stones are so rarely the "right" ones, it is depressing. If you would like a scan of the map or hard copies or scans of the pages, let me know. But the notes for the parish might help Rhonda with her question about Whiteley... as it specifically lists some of the farm names. grave 6-7 6 (loose) figure of man holding a trumpet to his mouth in left hand and an object in his right hand. 7 1836 Isabella THOMSON in wolfhill village 8.11.1858 49, mo Elspeth THOMSON 1.10.1815 555, fa Peter THOMSON 22.3.1816 55, bro & sis Jas & Mary d inf 16-17 16 next to 17 Wm THOMSON builder Wolfhill 18.12.1922 71, fa Thos THOMSON 7.12.1882, mo Eliz CHALMERS 22.3.1898, bro Jas 8.3.1917 61, sis Agnes 29.5. 1918 57 (h Wm MELLIS d wolfhill 10.10.1943 80) 17 (in enclosure with 16:the lower part of stone 8) -------Peter THOMSON-------- Whitefied d there 8.11.1793 48 verse. (west side) shield with A.D. shuttle. skull, crossed bones, sandglass 25 by John IRVEN fr Mickle Whitfield 2(7). 11.1809 92 and w Margt THOMSON1.3.1821 72 imo s John 11.5.1790 inf. (west side) 1790 37-8 John PRINGLE 5.2.1848 w Eliz SWAN d Wolfhill 30.7.1845 88, da Margt 11.9.1850 (h Alex Robertson feuar Wolfhill 29.9.1866 76). Robert PRINGLE 9.9.1874 83. Alex ROBERTSON w Jean THOMSON 19.12.1888 61 96 Geo THOMSON smith Redstone & w Jean MURDOCK, chn: Isabel 21.10.1818 12 & Euphemia 10.11.1813 13. (west side) 1816. GT IM I'll do the rest after lunch. (In other email) I did find the annex record digitized on SCRAN. It gives the names and farm names and how many spoke English, could spin, and how many animals of different kinds. Mary