NJ26NW 3.15 223 696. Drainie No.15 is a fragment of a cross-slab of greyish sandstone, quadrangular in shape, with two sides broken away, and measuring about 1 foot square, and 2 1/2 inches in thickness. It is sculptured in relief on one face with a cross composed of a square centre, narrow arms and square terminals, ornamented by irregular key patterns. One panel of the background is decorated with a figure-of-eight knot, interlaced with a circle. The stone was discovered in digging a grave in the old churchyard of Kinneddar in the summer of 1900, and preserved in Elgin Museum. Allen and Anderson 1903, 507-8. No. 15. Elgin Museum, Acc. No. 1978.160 Now in Elgin Museum (see NJ26SW 101.15). (Undated) information in NMRS.