What is recorded here
This yellow commemorative plaque records: Edward Raban 1579-1658 Aberdeen's first printer is buried in this churchyard Recorded plaque organisation: Aberdeen City Council.
Edward Raban was Aberdeen's first printer, operating from 1620 and significantly contributing to the spread of literature and information in Scotland during the 17th century.
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