This small statue can be found
on the top of the enclosure.
Wall Marker
There are 15 graves in this
enclosure, nine of them being graves of Chiefs.
Finlay MacNab of Bovain died
1573 and his wife Katherine Cambell of Clenorchy.
MacNab Chief Grave Site.
MacNabb Clan Grave Sites
This print from the late 1800's
shows a sitting clansman holding a basket-hilt sword, most likely a
MacNab. The Chiefs burial enclosure is not within the forest that we see
today if
visited, there is a lot more trees and not as open now.
The Gate
Francis MacNab of Macnab born
1733, died May 25th 1846.
Entrance
This is the entrance to the
island that leads to a forest path. It is but a short walk to the
enclosure where clan members will find the graves of the chiefs.
Clan MacNab Burial Ground -
Keys available from the tourist Information Centre.
Grave Marker
Sandra McNabb's Pictures
The Entrance
Grave marker for Archibald
Corrie MacNab of Mcnab, 22nd Chief.
Ancient grave marker.
Grave marker of Lt. Col. James
Alexander MacNabb. 21st Chief.
Grave marker of Brigadier John
Fancis MacNab of Barravorich and wife Margaret Macnab.
Chief grave markers.
Chief grave markers.
Chief grave markers.
There are 15 graves in this
enclosure, nine of the being Chiefs.