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John Anderson (theologian and controversialist) (1668–1721) •
John Anderson (natural philosopher) (1726–1796) • James Brash (d.1844) and his father James Brash, booksellers •
Andrew Buchanan of Drumpellier (1690–1759), tobacco merchant,
Lord Provost of Glasgow 1740–42 •
Robert Carrick (1737–1821) banker and millionaire (unmarked grave) a notedly unloved man • Rev Prof
James Couper (1752–1836), astronomer •
David Dale (1739–1806) merchant and social reformer • Prof. John Alexander Easton (1807–1865) • Rev. Prof.
Robert Findlay (minister) (1721–1814) and his son Robert (1745–1862) • Rev. James Fisher, maternal grandfather of Rev.
Ralph Wardlaw •
Andrew Foulis (printer) (1716–1775) •
Robert Foulis (printer) (1707–1776) •
John Glassford (1719–1783), tobacco merchant • Pierre Emile L'Angelier (1823–1857), the victim in the famous
Madeleine Smith murder case •
John Leitch Esq. of Kilmardinny House (1749–1806), tobacco merchant and his wife
Elizabeth Ironside of Durham • William Logan and Jane Johnston, founders of Logan and Johnston's Orphan Hospital •
Henry Monteith (1764–1848), Lord Provost of Glasgow 1814–1816 •
Andrew Dryburgh Provand (1838–1915) MP •
Rev Alexander Ranken, minister of the adjacent church 1785 to 1827, Moderator in 1811 •
Robert Rodger Lord Provost 1707–9 and 1711–3 and MP for Glasgow Burghs 1708–10 • Simon Ross (d.1818) •
Robert Simson (1687–1768), Scottish mathematician •
Moses Stevens of Bellahouston (1806–1871) • Hugh Wylie (d.1782),
Lord Provost of Glasgow 1780–82 ==Other monuments==