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On the lintel of the south door at Nevay there is the date 1695, with the initials D. N. between the first two and last two figures. These are
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Fig. 1535.—Eassie and Nevay Churches. Plans.
doubtless the initials of David of Nevay, whose father, a Senator of the College of Justice, died shortly before this date. The church, however,
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Fig. 1536.—Eassie Church.
appears to be of earlier date, as a tombstone of 1597 is built into its walls.
These churches were in the diocese of St. Andrews, and in 1309
