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Lt Col Scrymgeour-Wedderburn - Taken by John Burnett for Scottish War Memorials Project 04 Nov 2009
Reference WMO/282664
Address:
St James the Great Episcopal Church
St Catherine Street
Cupar
KY15 4HH
Scotland
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- Second World War (1939-1945)
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On the interpretative sign- The East Window//A window to the memory of Colonel Spens was/installed above the altar in 1883 by Mrs Spens/of Craigsanquhar and her two daughters. This/window was removed in 1975 and replaced by/the present window.//The East Window was the gift of the family of/the Earl of Dundee and was given in memory of/Lt Col Scrymgeour Wedderburn of the Scots/Guards, who died of wounds at Anzio in 1944./He was the first husband of the present/Dowager Countess of Dundee and the father of/Mrs Janet Fox-Pitt, the artist who designed the/window and oversaw its construction and/installation. It is interesting to note that, after she made this window, she was commissioned/by the Scots Guards to make a commemorative window for them in the Chapel at Falkland/Palace.
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