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In a recess is the grave of Duncan MacMorroch, a relation of the chief of the clan, believed to have been very serviceable in getting rid quietly of
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Fig. 1531.—Durness Church. Plan.
troublesome hindrances. This gentleman was desirous to be buried in the sacred edifice, but as some doubts existed as to his sanctity, it was resolved
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Fig. 1532.—Durness Church. View from South-West.
