Memorandum from John Julian & Son, Joiners, concerning new oak seats for Holy Rood Church

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Memorandum from John Julian & Son, Joiners, concerning new oak seats for Holy Rood Church, 1 item.
Administrative / Biographical History
The church began as a Summer Mission in 1864, and became a formal Mission in 1876, meeting in a room lent by Miss Kinloch of Carnoustie House. In 1881 the Church of the Holy Rood was built, and in 1898 the charge was raised to an Incumbency.
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The church began as a Summer Mission in 1864, and became a formal Mission in 1876, meeting in a room lent by Miss Kinloch of Carnoustie House. In 1881 the Church of the Holy Rood was built, and in 1898 the charge was raised to an Incumbency.
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Archivist's Note
Description compiled by Sarah Chubb, Archives Hub Project Archivist, July 2001.
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