by small windows by Daniel Cottier from 1870s North aisle, window 1 – by Marjorie Kemp 1920s – Parable of the Talents North aisle, window 2 – by Marjorie Kemp 1920s – Nativity as memorial to James W. H. Trail North aisle, window 3 – by Margaret Chilton 1920s – Dorcas window North aisle, window 4 – by Margaret Chilton 1920s – Serpent and the Crucifixion North aisle, window 5 – by Margaret Chilton 1920s – memorial to Marshall Gilchrist, organist North aisle, window 7 – by Daniel Cottier 1870s – Memorial to James Jameson and James Auldjo Jameson South aisle, window 1 – by Daniel Cottier 1870s South aisle, window 2 – by Daniel Cottier 1870s – Faith Hope and Charity: A memorial to George Jamesone, John Philip and William Dyce South aisle, window 3 – by Douglas Strachan 1913 – the Bishops Window South aisle, window 4 – by Clayton and Bell 1877 – as a memorial to Robert Smith DD South aisle, window 5 – by Douglas Strachan 1924 – as a war memorial, depicting St Michael and the dragon over Aberdeen Bay South aisle, window 6 – by Douglas Strachan 1908 – the Crombie window Ceiling The heraldic ceiling features 48 coats of arms in three rows of sixteen. Among those shown are: Pope Leo X's coat of arms in the centre, followed in order of importance by those of the Scottish archbishops and bishops. the Prior of St Andrews, representing other Church orders. King's College, the westernmost shield. Henry VIII of England, James V of Scotland and multiple instances for the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, who was also King of Spain, Aragon, Navarre and Sicily at the time the ceiling was created. St Margaret of Scotland, possibly as a stand-in for Margaret Tudor, James V's mother, whose own arms would have been the marshalled arms of England and Scotland. the arms of Aberdeen and of the families Gordon, Lindsay, Hay and Keith. The ceiling is set off by a frieze which starts at the north-west corner of the nave and lists the bishops of the see from Nechtan in 1131 to William Gordon at the Reformation in 1560. This is followed by the Scottish monarchs from Máel Coluim II to Mary, Queen of Scots. Internal burials William Wallace, Bishop of Culter Railway (1422–1440) William de Deyn, Bishop of Aberdeen (1344–1350) John de Rait, Bishop