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The Congregations of Kilsyth Old Parish Church and Burns (Free Church) united in 1975.
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There are also stained glass windows with men from both wars but I was unable to get close-ups of the names at the top.
WW1 names appear in the white, WW2 names appear in with yellow lines above and below.
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Kenneth Morrison
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Wow! Great photos Anne.
The image of the horse amid the graves was really moving.
Thank you for posting.
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