Cemetery #25147
Scone Old Graveyard
Also known as Cemetery of Scone
14
documented records
≈ 55–110
approx. capacity (graves)
2,730 m²
cemetery area
Oct 29, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
Scone Old Graveyard lies in Perthshire, United Kingdom.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 56.423161° N, 3.435411° W Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
14 memorials, A–Z by surname.
Alex Clark ? – 1824
James Clark ? – 1804
John Clark ? – 1808
Margaret Clark 1813 – 1820
Mary Clark ? – 1821
Robert Clark ? – 1824
Thomas Clark ? – 1846
Thomas Clark ? – 1843
Andrew Fotheringham 1806 – 1881
Mary Mackie ? – 1837
Betsey Wilson ? – 1850
Peter Wilson ? – 1837
Thomas Wilson 1749 – 1826
Thomas Wilson ? – 1820
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Scone Old Parish Churchyard 1.9 km away · Scone · 57 records
- Scone New Cemetery 2.1 km away · Scone · 90 records
- Wellshill Cemetery 2.7 km away · Perth · 89 records
- Kinnoull Churchyard 3.3 km away · Kinross · 10 records
- Greyfriars Churchyard 3.3 km away · Kinross · 236 records
- Redgorton Parish Churchyard 3.6 km away · Redgorton
- Luncarty Kirkhill Cemetery 4.1 km away · Luncarty
- Saint Martins Churchyard 5.4 km away · Saint Martins
- Moneydie Church Cemetery 5.9 km away · Luncarty
- Kirkton-Of-Mailer Churchyard 6.5 km away · Aberdalgie
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Common questions
How big is Scone Old Graveyard?
Scone Old Graveyard covers about 2,730 m² (0.7 acres), about the size of 10 tennis courts. It is the 6th smallest of the 12 cemeteries we list in Perthshire.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Scone Old Graveyard is that of James Clark, who died on October 4, 1804.