Wednesday 27 May 2020

A bit of History


A bit of History - This poem about Kilmaveonaig comes from ‘Facts and Fancies and Folklore about Kilmaveonaig’ by one of my predecessors Christopher I. K. Bowstead, M.A. Priest-in-Charge 1891 – 1898, Canon of St Ninian’s Cathedral, Rector of Holy Trinity, Pitlochrie A.D. 1891 – 1898

The name Kilmaveonaig is from the Gaelic ' cille mo Eonaig' translated as Cell of St Eonan
(English name St Adamnan)

Below a picture of Kilmaveonaig in autumn

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