Scottish Covenanter Memorials Association
Established 1966 for the Preservation of Graves and Memorials of the Covenanters
Scottish Charity No. SC021022
The Scottish Covenanter Memorials Association was established in 1966 with a view to preserving the many memorials which date from the “Killing Times” of 1638-88. The membership of the association totals approximately 400, and all members are volunteers. Many members visit and care for the memorials, carrying out simple cleaning and tidying operations. More difficult, technical work is carried out by professional sculptors, who are paid from our funds.
Charitable status was granted to us in 1993. A colour newsletter, extending to twelve pages, is issued to members three times per year. Members pay a minimum nominal subscription, but many members donate more than the minimum amount, which ensures that we have sufficient funds to continue with our work.
The association holds its Annual General Meeting in October each year (currently in Fenwick Church Hall), as well as an Annual Dinner, usually in April (currently in the Fenwick Hotel).
If you wish to join, fill in an Enrolment Form. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Donations
If you found this website of use, and wish to support our aim of maintaining the memorials to the Covenanters, then you can make a donation by clicking the button to the left. Many thanks.
e-Newsletter
We issue an irregular email newsletter between our members' printed newsletters to update information and inform of conventicles taking place at Covenanter graves, etc. This is available to members and non-members alike. If you wish to keep in touch, then please sign up using the box to the right. You can unsubscribe at any time.
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Location Map of Covenanter Sites
Thanks to Donald Macleod for the map. You can click on a marker on the map and a pop-up information panel will tell you a little about the spot, plus a link to a page on this website with more details. Alternatively, you can click this LINK to open the map on a new page.