The interior of the choir contains

[Illustration: FIG. 1606.--Turriff Church. Gateway to Courtyard.]

a very interesting and remarkably picturesque series of monumental

slabs, with a quantity of well-executed lettering. One of these tablets

is to the memory of a member of the family of Barclay of Towie, of date

1636, with a Latin inscription still legible.

The churchyard contains a number of interesting monuments of the same

date as the belfry.

The gateway to the churchyard (Fig. 1606) is a simple but pleasing

specimen of the early Scottish Renaissance, similar in style to the

belfry.

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