Janet E Stevenson Bett grave monument in Abbey Church Cemetery, Coupar Angus, Perthshire, Scotland

Janet E Stevenson Bett grave monument: legible names and details

full name	burial date	age	birth date	relationship	notes
Janet E Stevenson Bett	1874	34	1840	first name on monument
David I Bett	1883	54	1829	husband of Janet E Stevenson Bett	David Inches Bett b. 17.3.1829 Coupar Angus d. 4.5.1883 Seaforth House, Bridge of Allen, Stirling
Rev Dd P J Stevenson	1880	78	18 September 1802	relationship not given of Janet E Stevenson Bett	Died in the 53 year of his Ministry. Father of Janet Euphemia Stevenson Bett
M E Stevenson	1896	85	1810	relationship not given of Janet E Stevenson Bett	age 85/86 Margaret Emily Peter b. 17.12.1810 Dundee, Angus d. 12.3.1895 Wife of Rev. Patrick James Stevenson. Mother of Janet E. Stevenson Bett
Ann Stevenson	1881	90	1791	relationship not given of Janet E Stevenson Bett	Sister of Rev. Patrick James Stevenson b. 19.2.1791
Alexander B Stevenson	1873	30	1843	relationship not given of Janet E Stevenson Bett	Died at sea 26 May 1873 Alexander Brunton Stevenson - Younger brother of Janet E Stevenson. b. 16.6.1842
Rev Patrick Stevenson	1905			relationship not given of Janet E Stevenson Bett	Buried at Inverarity. Older brother of Janet E Stevenson Bett - Minister of Inverarity. b. 24.7.1835 - d. 20.8.1905
Rev Ll D John Stevenson	1903			relationship not given of Janet E Stevenson Bett	Minister of Glamis; buried at Dun where he was formerly Minister. Brother of Janet E Stevenson Bett. b. 17.7.1836 d. 27.11.1903

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Please note that all ages and dates of birth in red have been calculated and are probably not on the monument.

The calculated dates of birth should be treated with caution as in many cases it can be one year out.

The calculated dates of birth should also be treated with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate.

The names above are all the names that are listed on the grave monument. It is most likely that only the entries with dates and ages are interred in the grave.