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 Stone No.525

 

 

Inscription.

 1818

Erected

By

JAMES LYON Perth Road

in memory of his father

JAMES LYON who died

April 15th 1818 aged 63 years

revised by WILLIAM ADAM

Agent Dundee

in memory of the above

JAMES LYON

who died 27th March 1840

aged 54 years

also his mother MARGARET LYON

who died the 1st July 1844

in the 82nd year of her age and of his father ANDREW ADAM

who died the 15th Feby 1845

in his 80th year also ELIZA FERGUSON his daughter died 16th April 1845 aged 1 year


12 June 1840 Revisal dues paid by William Adam, Agent a cousin of James Lyon in terms of a letter by John Lyon, Forfar as mentioned in minute of Committee on the burying ground and bleaching green of 2nd June 1840

Source:RT


Original Inscription.

1818. Erected by James Lyon, Perth Road, in memory of his father James Lyon, who died 15th September 1818, aged 63 years.

Sacred to the memory of Mr John Lyon, Botanist ( Brother of the late James Lyon ), who travelled the Southern wilds of N. America, brought a collection of plants to London in 1806, another in 1812, but perished in a third attempt at Nashville, N. Carolina on the 14th August 1814, where his remains are interred, aged 49.

Source: The Book of the Howff, ŠLibraries, Leisure and Culture Dundee, Local History Centre & is
reproduced with kind permission.