Monument record MHG47938 - Cnoc Na Ban-tighearna

NMRS Report: (31/05/2006 15:50:13)
ND24SE 73 26265 43677

A rectangular slab of stone, measuring 2.6m from NW to SE by 0.3m in thickness and 2m in height, stands on the summit of a low ridge that overlooks Loch Camster from the SW. The stone was erected by John Darmady of Little Camster in memory of his wife, who is buried in Edinburgh. A small engraved rectangular glass plaque bolted close to the centre of its NE face bears the following inscription, which incorporates a Christian cross motif,: `Carol Christina Darmady/ nee Obank/ Melbourne/ 19/12/34/ Camster/ 10/8/81/ A Beautiful And Wonderful Lady'.
A slight hollow around the base of the memorial indicates that livestock have been using it as a rubbing-stone.
(YARROWS04 928)
Visited by RCAHMS (ATW) 9 September 2004.