Saints in Scottish Place-Names
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Kilmichael of Tulliemet, eccl. Logierait
Grid reference
NN 998 528 (assumed location)
Six-figure easting & northing
299800 752800
Latitude
56.65637408455703
Longitude
-3.634652508268191
Altitude (metres)
185
County
Perthshire
Nearby places
Chapel of Our Lady of Good Aid, Logierait (0 miles)
St Muireach's Chapel/Kilmorich eccl. DDA (1.39 miles)
Kilmorich, settlement Dunkeld & Dowally DDA (1.4 miles)
St Muireach's Well, Dunkeld & Dowally (1.52 miles)
Fuaran Chad, Logierait (1.75 miles)
Object Classification
Antiquity
Ecclesiastical
Is linear feature?
No
Notes
The NGR is for the remains of the church built in 1855, but the presence of 'massive old buttressed walls' around the burial ground suggest a much earlier foundation (NMRS). Chapelton nearby cannot in any case be named after the church built in 1855, since it is marked as Chapeltown, on the lands of Tulliemet, on James Stobie's map, 'The Counties of Perth and Clackmannan', published in 1783.
Names
1 head-name linked to this place ?Kilmichael of Tulliemet
Head name
Kilmichael of Tulliemet
Place
Kilmichael of Tulliemet, eccl. Logierait
Certainty that this name applies to this place
Certain
The status of this name is
Hypothetical
Is this a current OS form? ?
No
Is this the original referent of the place?
Yes
Is the association of this name to this object hypothetical?
No
Kelmichel de Tulimath 1189, RRS ii
Historic formKelmichel de Tulimath Head nameKilmichael of Tulliemet PlaceKilmichael of Tulliemet, eccl. Logierait Certainty that this name applies to this placeCertain SourceRRS ii, no. 336 Date of citation1189 x 1195 Feature named in sourcechapel |
Associated person or bodyWilliam I, king of Scots Certainty of identity of person or bodyCertain Associated person or bodyEarl of Atholl Certainty of identity of person or bodyCertain |
Source code
RRS ii
Source title
Regesta Regum Scottorum, the Acts of William I
Editors
G. W. S. Barrow
Year
1971
Kilmichell de Tulichmat 1189, Scone Lib.
Historic formKilmichell de Tulichmat Head nameKilmichael of Tulliemet PlaceKilmichael of Tulliemet, eccl. Logierait Certainty that this name applies to this placeCertain SourceScone Lib., no. 55 Date of citation1189 x 1203 Feature named in sourcecapella de |
Associated person or bodyBishop of Dunkeld Certainty of identity of person or bodyCertain Associated person or bodyEarl of Atholl Certainty of identity of person or bodyCertain |
Source code
Scone Lib.
Source title
Liber Ecclesie de Scon
Series
Bannatyne and Maitland Clubs
Year
1843
Kylmichel de Tulichmat 1250, Scone Lib.
Historic formKylmichel de Tulichmat Head nameKilmichael of Tulliemet PlaceKilmichael of Tulliemet, eccl. Logierait Certainty that this name applies to this placeCertain SourceScone Lib., no. 109 Date of citation1250 x 1272 Feature named in sourcecapella de |
Associated person or bodyBishop of Dunkeld Certainty of identity of person or bodyCertain Associated person or bodyEarl of Atholl Certainty of identity of person or bodyCertain |
Source code
Scone Lib.
Source title
Liber Ecclesie de Scon
Series
Bannatyne and Maitland Clubs
Year
1843
Saints in this place-name
Michael (ns) (certain)
Michael, Archangel (certain)
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