WebSt Tear's Chapel. This building dates back to 1762 between Girnigoe and Ackergill just outside of Wick. The ruin is now a small stone, the building was said to have had only one window to the south. The ruin was used … http://www.scottishchurches.org.uk/sites/site/id/4329

Wick Parish Church Cemetery - Find a Grave

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Wick, High Street, Old St Fergus Church And Graveyard

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