Rhynd
Alternative Names Rindalgros; Rindelgros; Rindelcross
Site Type NO CLASS
Canmore ID 28204
Site Number NO12SE 18
NGR NO 15 20
Council PERTH AND KINROSS
Parish RHYND
Former Region TAYSIDE
Former District PERTH AND KINROSS
Former County PERTHSHIRE
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
NGR Desc NO c. 15 20
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Archaeological Notes
NO12SE 18 15 20.
For possible church at Easter Rhynd (NO 18 18), see NO11NE 79.
Various 12th century charters suggest that Benedictine Monks were settled at Rindalgros, Rindelgros, Rindelcross or Rhynd (NO 1520). It is unlikely that a monastery was built, and if the monks came at all, their stay was brief, since in 1231, the parish church of Rhynd was held by the monks of the Isle of May.
D E Easson 1957.
The present parish church of Rhynd (NO12SE 45) at NO 1564 2036, was built in 1842. No church was on this site previously. Before 1842 the parish church was at Easter Rhynd. No further information, re a monastery, etc.
Visited by OS (R D L) 11 June 1964; Information from Rev Houston, Rhynd.
Although charter evidence may suggest the presence of Benedictine monks at Rhynd, there is no trace of any structures associated with a monastic occupation. There is nothing to add to the existing record.
Information from RCAHMS (JRS), 6 March 1997.
| Books and References |
Cowan and Easson, I B and D E (1976) Medieval religious houses in Scotland: with an appendix on the houses in the Isle of Man, London
Page(s): 55 Held at RCAHMS C.3.2.EAS.R
Cowan, I B (1967) The parishes of medieval Scotland, Scot Rec Soc, vol.93 Edinburgh
Page(s): 171 Held at RCAHMS C.3.2.COW
Easson, D E (1957a) Medieval religious houses in Scotland: with an appendix on the houses in the Isle of Man, London
Page(s): 55 Held at RCAHMS C.3.2.EAS
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