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Records -> Glasgow

Glasgow Barony records

Lookup searches – Access records in Scottish archives for ancestors in this parish (e.g. Kirk Session Records). Available from £1 a name a year.

Poor Law appeals – Indexed Poor Law appeals with the option to order images of records.

Asylum records – Index to the General Register of Lunatics in Asylums

School records – Index to School Leaving Certificate Examination results

Anatomy Registers – Index to the records of the Inspector of Anatomy for Scotland

Birth records with no father’s name – Hit a brick wall with no father named in a birth record? Help is at hand: see our list for this parish below.

Asylum records – Index to the General Register of Lunatics in Asylums

Male Heads of Families – Free transcripts of rolls of male heads of families from the 1830s

Kirk Sessions Index – Free extracts from Kirk Session records


Lookups

The records of the Kirk Session contain a variety of documents which detail many aspects of the daily lives of all types of people throughout Scotland from the 16th century onwards. We are pleased to be able to offer a search service in some of the records available for this parish. We will search for a given name in any of the record sets in the table below, and provide you with transcripts of any matching entries for just £1 per name per year.

Lookups available
Reference Title Dates Buy
CH2/173/2Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1699-1727Request lookup
CH2/173/3Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1727-1734Request lookup
CH2/173/4Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1737-1756Request lookup
CH2/173/5Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1751-1761Request lookup
CH2/173/6Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1761-1772Request lookup
CH2/173/7Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1772-1781Request lookup
CH2/173/8Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1781-1790Request lookup
CH2/173/9Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1790-1797Request lookup
CH2/173/10Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1797-1809Request lookup
CH2/173/11Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1809-1825Request lookup
CH2/173/12Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1825-1830Request lookup
CH2/173/13Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1830-1834Request lookup
CH2/173/14Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1834-1837Request lookup
CH2/173/15Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1837-1840Request lookup
CH2/173/16Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1840-1844Request lookup
CH2/173/17Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1844-1847Request lookup
CH2/173/18Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1847-1850Request lookup
CH2/173/19Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1850-1854Request lookup
CH2/173/20Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1854-1859Request lookup
CH2/173/21Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1859-1863Request lookup
CH2/173/22Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1863-1868Request lookup
CH2/173/23Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1868-1873Request lookup
CH2/173/24Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1872-1877Request lookup
CH2/173/25Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1877-1883Request lookup
CH2/173/26Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1883-1889Request lookup
CH2/173/27Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1889-1894Request lookup
CH2/173/28Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minutes1894-1900Request lookup
CH2/173/38Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Scroll minutes1779-1781Request lookup
CH2/173/39Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Elders and deacons minute book
1854-1862, 1885, 1890-1891, 1893-1895, 1899
1854-1899Request lookup
CH2/173/40Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Baptisms1855-1870Request lookup
CH2/173/41Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Baptisms1870-1887Request lookup
CH2/173/42Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Baptisms1873-1886Request lookup
CH2/173/43Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Baptisms1887-1898Request lookup
CH2/173/49Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Baptisms in Barony Mission Chapel, later Macleod Church1865-1873Request lookup
CH2/173/50Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations6 Jan-21 Apr 1855Request lookup
CH2/173/51Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations21 Apr-9 Jun 1855Request lookup
CH2/173/52Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations9 Jun-11 Aug 1855Request lookup
CH2/173/53Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations11 Aug-3 Nov 1855Request lookup
CH2/173/54Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations3 Nov-15 Dec 1855Request lookup
CH2/173/55Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations15 Dec 1855-8 Mar 1856Request lookup
CH2/173/56Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations15 Mar-24 May 1856Request lookup
CH2/173/57Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations24 May-12 Jul 1856Request lookup
CH2/173/58Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations12 Jul-4 Oct 1856Request lookup
CH2/173/59Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations4 Oct-29 Nov 1856Request lookup
CH2/173/60Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations29 Nov 1856-24 Jan 1857Request lookup
CH2/173/61Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations24 Jan-25 Apr 1857Request lookup
CH2/173/62Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations25 Apr-13 Jun 1857Request lookup
CH2/173/63Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations13 Jun-15 Aug 1857Request lookup
CH2/173/64Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations15 Aug-24 Oct 1857Request lookup
CH2/173/65Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations24 Oct-12 Dec 1857Request lookup
CH2/173/66Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations12 Dec 1857-20 Mar 1858Request lookup
CH2/173/67Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations20 Mar-29 May 1858Request lookup
CH2/173/68Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations29 May-7 Aug 1858Request lookup
CH2/173/69Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations7 Aug-30 Oct 1858Request lookup
CH2/173/70Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations30 Oct-11 Dec 1858Request lookup
CH2/173/71Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations11 Dec 1858-19 Mar 1859Request lookup
CH2/173/72Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations19 Mar-4 Jun 1859Request lookup
CH2/173/73Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations4 Jun-6 Aug 1859Request lookup
CH2/173/74Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations6 Aug-29 Oct 1859Request lookup
CH2/173/75Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations29 Oct-10 Dec 1859Request lookup
CH2/173/76Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations10 Dec 1859-17 Mar 1860Request lookup
CH2/173/77Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations17 Mar-26 May 1860Request lookup
CH2/173/78Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations26 May-7 Jul 1860Request lookup
CH2/173/79Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations7 Jul-13 Oct 1860Request lookup
CH2/173/80Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations13 Oct-8 Dec 1860Request lookup
CH2/173/81Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations8 Dec 1860-9 Feb 1861Request lookup
CH2/173/82Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations9 Feb-18 May 1861Request lookup
CH2/173/83Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations18 May-22 Jun 1861Request lookup
CH2/173/84Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations22 Jun-7 Sep 1861Request lookup
CH2/173/85Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations7 Sep-9 Nov 1861Request lookup
CH2/173/86Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations9 Nov-28 Dec 1861Request lookup
CH2/173/87Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations28 Dec 1861-29 Mar 1862Request lookup
CH2/173/88Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations5 Apr-7 Jun 1862Request lookup
CH2/173/89Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations7 Jun-26 Jul 1862Request lookup
CH2/173/90Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations26 Jul-18 Oct 1862Request lookup
CH2/173/91Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations18 Oct-13 Dec 1862Request lookup
CH2/173/92Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations13 Dec 1862-28 Feb 1863Request lookup
CH2/173/93Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations28 Feb-23 May 1863Request lookup
CH2/173/94Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations23 May-27 Jun 1863Request lookup
CH2/173/95Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations27 Jun-10 Oct 1863Request lookup
CH2/173/96Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations10 Oct-12 Dec 1863Request lookup
CH2/173/97Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations12 Dec 1863-9 Apr 1864Request lookup
CH2/173/98Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations9 Apr-17 Sep 1864Request lookup
CH2/173/99Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations17 Sep 1864-18 Feb 1865Request lookup
CH2/173/100Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations25 Feb-29 Jul 1865Request lookup
CH2/173/101Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations29 Jul-17 Dec 1865Request lookup
CH2/173/102Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations16 Dec 1865-16 Jun 1866Request lookup
CH2/173/103Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations16 Jun-8 Dec 1866Request lookup
CH2/173/104Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations8 Dec 1866-15 Jun 1867Request lookup
CH2/173/105Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations15 Jun-7 Dec 1867Request lookup
CH2/173/106Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations7 Dec 1867-20 Jun 1868Request lookup
CH2/173/107Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations20 Jun 1868-26 Jun 1869Request lookup
CH2/173/108Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations26 Jun 1869-28 May 1870Request lookup
CH2/173/109Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations28 May 1870-17 Jun 1871Request lookup
CH2/173/110Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations8 Aug 1874-31 Jul 1875Request lookup
CH2/173/111Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations31 Jul 1875-29 Jul 1876Request lookup
CH2/173/112Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations29 Jul 1876-18 Aug 1877Request lookup
CH2/173/113Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations18 Aug 1877-5 Oct 1878Request lookup
CH2/173/114Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations26 May 1883-12 Jul 1884Request lookup
CH2/173/115Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations12 Jul 1884-4 Jun 1887Request lookup
CH2/173/116Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations4 Jun 1887-21 Dec 1889Request lookup
CH2/173/117Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations21 Dec 1889-3 Dec 1892Request lookup
CH2/173/118Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations28 Mar 1896-27 May 1899Request lookup
CH2/173/119Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Declarations for marriage proclamations27 May 1899-2 Aug 1902Request lookup
CH2/173/120Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Register of proclamations7 Jan 1855-12 Apr 1857Request lookup
CH2/173/122Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Register of proclamations31 Aug 1862-1 Jan 1865Request lookup
CH2/173/126Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Marriage register1873-1900Request lookup
CH2/173/129Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communicants roll book
(Alphabetical and by streets)
1852Request lookup
CH2/173/130Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll 1852-1855, 1874-18801852-1880Request lookup
CH2/173/131Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1856-1858Request lookup
CH2/173/132Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1864Request lookup
CH2/173/133Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1865Request lookup
CH2/173/134Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1865-1869Request lookup
CH2/173/135Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1865-1869Request lookup
CH2/173/136Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1869-1874Request lookup
CH2/173/137Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1874-1878Request lookup
CH2/173/138Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1879-1883Request lookup
CH2/173/139Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1884-1888Request lookup
CH2/173/140Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1894-1895Request lookup
CH2/173/141Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll1896-1901Request lookup
CH2/173/151Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll (mission)1870-1872Request lookup
CH2/173/152Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll (mission) 1881-1888; and in reverse, minute book of Martyrs Parochial School Trustees, 1841-18631841-1888Request lookup
CH2/173/153Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Communion roll c. 1900; communion roll, Garnethill Chapel1900-1907Request lookup
CH2/173/155Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Annual Reports (printed and bound)1853-1906Request lookup
CH2/173/157Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Session clerk's letter book1863-1868Request lookup
CH2/173/158Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Session clerk's letter book1868-1877Request lookup
CH2/173/159Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Session clerk's letter book1877-1884Request lookup
CH2/173/160Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Session clerk's letter book1884-1890Request lookup
CH2/173/161Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Session clerk's letter book1890-1895Request lookup
CH2/173/163Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Treasurer's cash book1756-1780Request lookup
CH2/173/164Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book (payments to poor) 1779-1783, 1786-18001779-1800Request lookup
CH2/173/165Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book1804-1817Request lookup
CH2/173/166Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book1848-1864Request lookup
CH2/173/167Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book1864-1883Request lookup
CH2/173/168Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book1883-1897Request lookup
CH2/173/169Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book 'no. 2'1863-1873Request lookup
CH2/173/170Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book 'no. 3'1873-1889Request lookup
CH2/173/171Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Treasurer's account book1895-1896Request lookup
CH2/173/172Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Cash book and journal1897-1907Request lookup
CH2/173/180Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Ledger1848-1863Request lookup
CH2/173/181Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Ledger1863-1878Request lookup
CH2/173/182Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Ledger1880-1893Request lookup
CH2/173/193Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Treasurer's letter book1899-1906Request lookup
CH2/173/194Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - General kirk session of Barony parish minute book1846-1894Request lookup
CH2/173/195Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Sabbath School Society: cash book1839-1909Request lookup
CH2/173/196Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Sabbath School Society: secretary's letter book1866-1900Request lookup
CH2/173/197Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Sabbath School Society: report book1871-1895Request lookup
CH2/173/198Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Sabbath School Society: report book1895-1938Request lookup
CH2/173/199Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Sabbath School Society: minute book1887-1895Request lookup
CH2/173/200Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Sabbath School Society: minute book1895-1903 and accounts 1895-19021895-1903Request lookup
CH2/173/206Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Educational Fund ledger1854-1863Request lookup
CH2/173/208Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Educational Fund cash book 'no. 1'1854-1863Request lookup
CH2/173/210Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Parish mission committee minute book1857-1871Request lookup
CH2/173/218Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Mutual Improvement Society minute book1868-1870Request lookup
CH2/173/219Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Young Men's Association minute book 1879-1884 and roll 1882-1884
Includes a constitution and roll of members
1879-1884Request lookup
CH2/173/220Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Young Men's Association minute book; (Friday meetings)1884-1911Request lookup
CH2/173/221Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Young Men's Association minute book; (Sunday meetings)1882-1890Request lookup
CH2/173/222Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Young Men's Guild minute book1890-1896Request lookup
CH2/173/223Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Clothing Society minute book 'no. 1'1859-1942Request lookup
CH2/173/224Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Choir Committee minute book1898-1913Request lookup
CH2/173/225Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Hall cash book1871-1889Request lookup
CH2/173/226Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church cash book1884-1888Request lookup
CH2/173/227Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church treasurer's letter book1884-1894Request lookup
CH2/173/228Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church ledger1884-1898Request lookup
CH2/173/229Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Executive Committee (New Barony Church Building Committee) minute book1885-1893Request lookup
CH2/173/230Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Building fund and organ; treasurer's accounts
Includes an abstract of accounts of the fund 1884-1895
1895Request lookup
CH2/173/231Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church: various accounts, copy architect's reports, etc.
1887, 1890-1891
1887-1891Request lookup
CH2/173/232Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church: treasurer's account book1891-1895Request lookup
CH2/173/233Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church: treasurer's account book
Includes an abstract of accounts of the fund 1884-1895
1890-1897Request lookup
CH2/173/234Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church: statements book1889-1890Request lookup
CH2/173/235Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church: statements book1890-1891Request lookup
CH2/173/236Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - New Barony Church: statements book1895-1898Request lookup
CH2/173/237Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Heritor's cash book1886-1887Request lookup
CH2/173/238Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Minute book of a committee for the erection of a monument to Dr. Norman Macleod, with newscuttings, subscription list, etc.1872-1881Request lookup
CH2/173/240Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Penny savings bank: petty ledger1889-1941Request lookup
CH2/173/241Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Penny savings bank: petty ledger1892-1943Request lookup
CH2/173/246Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Tercentenary Bazaar: abstracts1895-1896Request lookup
CH2/173/247Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Barony Tercentenary Bazaar; scroll statements and rough accounts1895-1896Request lookup
CH2/173/254Glasgow, Barony Kirk Session - Printed "Confession of Faith" with signatures of elders and deacons1848-1978Request lookup


Board of Supervision poor relief appeals

The Board of Supervision was established under the 1845 Poor Law Act. One of its tasks was to hear appeals by paupers against inadequate poor relief granted by Parochial Boards. These appeals were recorded in the Board of Supervision minutes. Cases were often heard over an extended period. The minutes may contain a variety of information, including about other family members, medical conditions and other circumstances. For more information about these records, see here.

We are pleased to be able to offer to obtain images of the minutes for each appeal, at the following rates:
  • £3 for a single minute
  • £6 for up to 3 minutes for a single case
  • £9 for any single case with more than 3 minutes (some cases have as many as 8 minutes)
We have indexed these records, and list the cases for this parish below. Just click on the Order images link to order images of the relevant minutes. Please note that as these minutes may need to be filmed specially, it may take up to a week before we can supply them.

Poor law appeals
NameAddressYear(s)/
minutes
Order imagesDeliverance
Widow AIKEN 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed - allowance being increased to 8s per month
Michael AIRLIE 33 New Street1847 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Agnes Mcdougall AITKEN 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John ALLISON 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary ALLISON or FORBES 1856-1857 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Elizabeth ANDERSON 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret ANDERSON 1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret ANDERSON 1855-1856 (4)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret ANDERSON 1859 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John ANDREW 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow ARBUNKLE 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Rebecca ARMSTRONG or DUNCAN 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused - informal
Widow AUCKLAND 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William BAIRD 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Jean BARBOUR or MORISON 1847 (3)Order imagesWithdrawn on Inspector's statement
Widow Jane BEATTIE or BUTTERSLEY 1866 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth BELL 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Bridget BLACK or HAGGAN 1879 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary BLACK 1861 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary BLACK 1865 (4)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow William BLACK 1866 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Ann BLAIR or CAMPBELL 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Margaret BLAIR or VIRTUE 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Robert BOOTH 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that applicant and family may enter the poorhouse
Mary BOYDE 25 Bishop Street Anderston1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Mary Ann BRADSHAW or BIGGART 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Catherine BRADY or BROWNLEE 1862 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Agnes BROADLEY 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused
Walter BROCK 138 Main Street Bridgeton1846 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Gilbert BROOM 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow BROWN 1848 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow BROWN 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Agnes BROWN 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused
Andrew BROWN 1858 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Andrew BROWN 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Andrew BROWN 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Eliz BROWN 1873 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow Hannah BROWN or KYLE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow William BROWN 1865 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Neil BRUCE 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow BUCHANAN 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James BUCHANAN 1866 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Charles BURNS 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Robert BURRELL 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused
Robert BURRELL 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused
Robert BURRELL 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John CAFFERTY 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Hugh CALLANDER 1869 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Ann CAMERON or MCDIARMID 1869 (1)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
Widow Flora CAMERON or JOHNSTON 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may be received into the poorhouse
Widow Flora CAMERON or JOHNSTON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Helen CAMERON or BROWN 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Helen CAMERON or BROWN 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Isabella CAMERON 1867 (2)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
Widow Mary CAMERON or MCINNES 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow CAMPBELL 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Widow CAMPBELL 1863 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Elizabeth CAMPBELL 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Elizabeth CAMPBELL 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Isabella CAMPBELL or MCDIARMID 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Janet CAMPBELL 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret CAMPBELL or IRVINE 1862 (3)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary CAMPBELL or BRIDGEWOOD 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Neil CAMPBELL 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Robert CAMPBELL 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Stephen CAMPBELL 1849 (2)Order imagesRefused, in respect that he and his wife may enter the poorhouse
Thomas CARROLL 1861 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow CASSELS 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Martha CASSIDY 1870 (1)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
Widow CAVANAGH 1856 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow CAVANAGH 1857 (4)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Widow CAVANAGH 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow John CAVANAGH 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John CAVENAH 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused
Julia CHRISTIE or IRVINE 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused, on the understanding that the parochial Board are ready to relieve her of the two eldest children, and find work for them
Widow Ann CLARK 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John CLARK 1849 (1)Order imagesWithdrawn by applicant
Jane COCHRANE or HEARTIE 1859 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Neil COCHRANE 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Janet COLQUHOUN or BROWN 1848-1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Thomas CONELLY 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary CONNEL 1847 (3)Order imagesRefused
Elizabeth CONNELL 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow CONNOR 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect of offer of admission to poorhouse
Peter CONNOR 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Peter CONNOR 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused in respect applicant is maintained in poorhouse
Widow Bridget CONOLLY 1869 (1)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
Elizabeth CONWAY 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary CONWAY 1871 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mrs COOPER 1861 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John COOPER 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow COUPER 1850 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
David COUPER 1883 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mary COWAN 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Widow Mary COWAN or MCEWEN 1865 (2)Order imagesRefused
Jean COWIE 1867 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth CRAIG 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth CRAIG or ALLAN 1879 (3)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Christina CRANE or MCCOLL 1864 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John CRICHTON 1858-1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow CROLL 1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Alexander CROSS 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James CROW 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary CUNNINGHAM or MCCOLL 1859 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Samuel CUNNINGHAM 1867 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret DAISLEY 1870 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John DALLY 1863 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Hugh DANDY 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that he may be admitted into the Old Man's Asylum
Jane DANKS 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Margaret DAVIDSON or AUSTIN 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
James DENNY 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret DENNY or JOHNSTON 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Robert DENNY 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused
Robert DENNY 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Bridget DEVLIN or FLANAGAN 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Helen DEVLIN 1875 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Peter DEVLIN 1876 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Agnes DIAMOND or MCARTHUR 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Margaret DICK 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Catherine DOCHERTY 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary DOCHERTY 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow DONALDSON 1883 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret DONALLY or PATTISON 1850 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James DONELLY 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret DONNOCHY or MCLAUGHTON 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Ann DOUGHERTY 1849 (2)Order imagesWithdrawn
Widow Sarah DOUGLAS 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret DRUMMOND or HENDERSON 1853 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Mary Ann DRUMMOND or MCLINTOCK 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Helen DUFFY or AITKEN 1849 (3)Order imagesRefused
David DUNCAN 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Edward DUNCAN 1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Mary DUNCAN or HUTTON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect of offer of poorhouse
Mungo DUNCAN 1847 (1)Order imagesTo be returned to applicant, with intimation that, in consequence of the length of time since application was made out it cannot be entertained without a fresh application - enclose to Inspector
Widow DUNLOP 1847 (2)Order imagesRefused
Robert EDGAR 1881 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow EVANS or MUNROE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Agnes EWING or CROCKET 61 Kirk Street1846 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Agnes EWING or CROCKET 1847 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow Helen FAYE 1869 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow FERGUSON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Malcolm FERGUSON 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Catherine FISHER 1868 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Hugh FISHER 1866 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Nicholas FITZIMONS 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed - poorhouse
Catherine FITZPATRICK 1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, on the understanding that the parochial board is to find employment for two eldest children
Helen FLEMING 1846 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Leah FLEMING or SEYMOUR 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Widow Catherine FLETCHER or MILLER 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow FORBES 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Alexander FORRESTER 49 Trongate Street1846-1847 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
William FORRESTER 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused
John FOX 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret FOX or BOYCE 1866 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Abraham FRASER 1876 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Kenneth FRASER 1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect that he may enter the poorhouse
Widow Margaret FRASER 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Alexander FULLERTON 1863 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Jane GALBRAITH 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Catherine GALLACHER 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Eliz GALLACHER or FULLARTON 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Lucy GALLACHER Morrisons Land Bishop Street1846 (1)Order imagesRefused
Agnes GAW 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that her husbamd is able and willing to receive and entertain her
Widow Mary GEDDES 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Bridget GIBBONS or MCLACHLAN 1872 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow GILLESPIE 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret GILLIES or BLACK 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John GILLON 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Ann GLEN or CROW 1872 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Ann GOURLAY or MCLACHLAN 1851 (2)Order imagesRefused
Mary GRAHAM 70 Cowcaddens Mcniells Land1846 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Jane GRANDISON or BALLANTYNE 1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Elizabeth GRANT 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
David GRAY 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Edward GREEN 1870 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Joseph GRIBBIN Camlachie1846 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mrs Patrick GRIFFEN 1881 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Robert GULLAND 1870 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William GUTHRIE 1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
George HADDIE 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Eliz HADDOW or SERVICE 1874 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Charles HAGGERTY 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Christina HALLIDAY or MCDONALD 1880 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Agnes HAMILTON or MACMILLAN 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Jane HAMILTON or TODD 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Janet HAMILTON 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Elizabeth HAMMIL or CAVANAGH 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Ann HAMPTON or MCLEOD 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Christian HANDYSIDE 1871 (3)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Janet HANNAH 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow James HARDIE 1882 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Michael HART 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Mary HARTNESS or DUNLOP 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Catherine HARVEY or HAMILTON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth HAY or MCKINNON 1860 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James HENRY 1856 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow HETHERINGTON 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret HIGGINS 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow HILL 1848 (2)Order imagesRefused
Maria HILL 1861 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Marion HILL 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Janet HORNE or HARVEY 1872 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Ann HUNTER or SCOBIE 10 Miller Street Anderston1846 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Marion HUNTER or HALL 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Sarah HUTCHESON or PLUNKETT 1852 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William HUTCHISON 1881 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Catherine INGRAM 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that applicant and her children may enter the poorhouse
Widow Catherine INGRAM 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect of offer of poorhouse
John IRVING 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James JACK 1882 (2)Order imagesRefused
Catherine JACKSON 1852 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Patrick JAFFREY 1852 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow JAMESON or GOODFELLOW 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William JAMIESON 1847-1848 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect that he may be received into the asylum for indigent old men
Widow Flora JOHNSTON 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary JOHNSTONE or ANDERSON 1850 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Arthur KEALTY 1859 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mrs KELLY 1863 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Ann KELLY or STEWART 1861 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Henry KELLY 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Jane KELLY or HALL 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret KELLY 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Agnes KENNEDY or BROWN 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James KENNEDY 1853 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow KEOGH 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Elizabeth KERR or CARLINE 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Widow Elizabeth KERR or CARLINE 1852 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Jane KERR or FERGUSON 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Widow Margaret KERR or BRISBANE 1860 (2)Order imagesRefused
John KILPATRICK 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret KILPATRICK or MORELL 1880 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow LAFFERTY 1848 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, on the understanding that she is to be properly attended to during her confinement
Helen LAMB or MURRAY 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Janet LAMB 182 Castle Street1846 (1)Order imagesRefused
Isabella LAMBERT 1870 (1)Order imagesRefused
George LAW 1880 (4)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James LAWSON 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James LAWSON 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
James LAWSON 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused
James LAWSON 1858 (2)Order imagesRefused
James LAWSON 1859 (2)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
James LAWSON 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Margaret Cameron LAWSON 1855 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Widow Agnes LEE or SOMMERVILLE 1849 (1)Order imagesWithdrawn
Alexander LEONARD Burnbrae Parkhead1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
William LIDDEL 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Euphemia LIDDELL or GOW 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
Euphemia LIDDELL or GOW 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect of applicant having it in her power to enter the poorhouse
Robert LINN 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed - poorhouse
Elizabeth LINTON 1851 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse) - see 553 1851
Widow Elizabeth LINTON 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse) - see 489 1851
Widow Henry LOCHANS 1878 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Patrick LOCHREY 1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse) - see 535 1849
Patrick LOCHRIE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Alice LOGAN 1880 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Arthur LOGAN 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Edward LOGAN 1865 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Helen LOGAN 1857 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Isabella LOGAN or MACKAY 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret LOGAN or HOSIE 1846 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James LOGUE 1859 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Robert LOW 1854 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Jane LOWE or BLACKIE 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect of offer of admission to poorhouse
Widow Mary LYON or CAMPBELL 1852 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow MACDONALD 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Donald MACDONALD 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Joan MACDONALD or O'NEIL 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow John MACDONALD 1861 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John MACDONALD 1861 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Robert MACDOUGALL 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Margt MACFARLANE or CAMPBELL 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Miller MACFARLANE 1852 (2)Order imagesDead
Christina MACGREGOR 1877 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Archibald MACINTYRE 1850 (2)Order imagesRefused
Margaret MACINTYRE or WHITSON 1869 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret MACINTYRE or WHITSON 1870 (3)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary MACINTYRE 1875 (4)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow MACKAY Mathiestons Land Springbank1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Mary MACKENZIE or BENSON 1852 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow John MACKIE 1850 (2)Order imagesRefused
Wm MACKINTOSH 1870 (1)Order imagesRefused
Ann MACLEAN 1848 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Isabella MACLEAN or WILKIE 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret MACPHAIL or LAWSON 1865 (1)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
Hugh MACPHERSON 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret MACPHERSON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Helen MALLEN or LAVERY 1881 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret MALLOCH or MCIVOR 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Catherine MALLOY 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary MARLOW 1850 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Andrew MARR 1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Margaret MARSHALL 1849 (2)Order imagesRefused
James MARTIN 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Thomas MARTIN 1877 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Elizabeth MASSON 1848 (2)Order imagesRefused
Andrew MATHIESON 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Williamina MCALLISTER or FLEMING 1849 (1)Order imagesWithdrawn by applicant
Widow Jane MCALPINE 1871 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Allan MCARTHUR 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Margaret Smith MCARTHUR 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused
Helen MCAULAY or CAIRNS 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Helen MCAULAY or CAIRNS 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Bridget MCCABE 1867-1868 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Edward MCCAFFERTY 1865 (1)Order imagesRefused
Janet MCCALLUM or NELSON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mary MCCOORD or HODNETT 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she and her children may enter the poorhouse
Mary MCCORMICK 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Roger MCCORMICK 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Thomas MCCORMICK 12 Park Lane Calton1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow MCCOURT 1878 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Jane MCCRACKEN or URE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may return to her own parish and be provided for there
Matthew MCCREADY 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Henry MCCRONE 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William MCCRONE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect of offer of admission to poorhouse
Mary MCCULKEN 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mary MCCUSKEN 1871 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Barbara MCDEVOTE Callenders Close 70 Stockwell Street1847 (3)Order imagesContinued
John MCDIRMAID 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow MCDONALD 92 Brown Street1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Ann MCDONALD or GILMOUR 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Christina MCDONALD or MUNRO 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John MCDONALD 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John MCDONALD 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John MCDONALD 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Sarah MCDONALD or MCCAFFERTY 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margt MCDOUGALD or LIVINGSTONE 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow MCDOUGALL or BEATON 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Adam MCDOVE 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Andrew MCEWAN 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth MCEWAN or GLAVIN 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Margaret MCEWAN 1882 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow William MCEWEN 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused
Hugh MCGEACHIE 1850 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret MCGEACHY 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Archibald MCGHEE 1872 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Sarah MCGHEE or TOY 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James MCGIBBON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that he and his wife may enter the poorhouse
Elizabeth MCGILL 1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Thomas MCGILL 1876 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow MCGILLIVRAY 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Alexander MCGILVRAY 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Catherine MCGINN or QUINN 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow MCGINTY 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
William MCGLACHLAN 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow MCGONNIGAL 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Daniel MCGOWAN 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John MCGOWAN 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
John MCGOWIE 56 Drygate1846 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James MCGREGOR 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Ann MCGUIRE or NAIRN 1865 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Daniel MCINALTY 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
George MCINDOE 7 Bothwell Street Anderston1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Barbara MCINNES 1871 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Isabella MCINTYRE or MCARTHUR 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect that applicant may enter the poorhouse
Widow Thomas MCKAY 1852 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow MCKENDRICK 1858 (4)Order imagesDead
Widow Mary MCKENZIE or BENSON 1851 (2)Order imagesRefused
Margaret MCKILLOP or MCMILLAN 1863 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Archibald MCKINNEY 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth MCLACHLAN Great Dovehill1847 (2)Order imagesRefused
Grace MCLACHLAN 1866 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Jane MCLACHLAN or RICE 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused
Susan Harley MCLACHLAN 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Jane MCLAREN or MATHESON 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Catherine MCLAUCHLAN or MACDONALD 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary MCLAUCHLAN or NAISMITH 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Grace MCLAUCHLIN 1873 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Hector MCLEAN 1852 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Hugh MCLEAN Inverary1846 (1)Order imagesRefused
Elizabeth MCLEOD or AITKEN 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Bernard MCMAHON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Margaret MCMASTER 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Bernard MCMICHAN 1849 (1)Order imagesWithdrawn by applicant
Widow Ann Jane MCMILLAN 1882 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Cath MCMILLAN or GALLACHER 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Elizabeth MCMILLAN 1880 (1)Order imagesRefused
Janet MCMILLAN or HANNAY 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary MCMILLAN 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow David MCMUTRIE 1876 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret MCNAIR 1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Jane Donald MCNEILAGE 1880 (3)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Rachel MCNEILAGE 1877 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow MCNEILL 1847 (4)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Cath MCNICOLL or GALLACHER 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Widow MCPHAIL 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow MCPHEE 1857 (4)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Hugh MCPHERSON 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary MCQUEEN 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Elizabeth MCRAE 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow MCROSIN 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Ann MCSHEAN 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused
Catherine MCSORLEY or JACKSON 1850 (2)Order imagesRefused
Alexander MCVEY 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Catherine MCVICAR or BELL 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she and her children may enter the poorhouse
James MEEHAM 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Christopher MELDRUM 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow David MELVILLE 1869 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Agnes Forsyth MENZIES 1882 (1)Order imagesRefused
Margaret MENZIES or BLAINEY 122 Gallowgate1847 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, on the understanding that she is to have 12s a month as stated
Elizabeth MIDDLETON or SMITH 1853 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Agnes MILLAR or WOTHERSPOON 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Rose Ann MILLER or GRAY 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Helena MILLIGAN or CONNELLY 1883 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Jane MITCHELL or CARSE 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow MONCUR 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Robert MONTGOMERY 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Sarah MOONEY 72 Dalmarnock Road1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mrs David MORRISON 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused, on the understanding that she and her children may enter the poorhouse
Margaret MORRISON or SMITH 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret MORRISON or SMITH 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Andrew MUIR 1878 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow Isabella MUIR 1882 (3)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William MUIR 1847 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Mary MULHOLLAND 1846 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed; offer made to lodge her suitably
Rebecca MULHOLM 28 Marshall Lane1846 (1)Order imagesRefused - see former application 518 (1846)
Rebecca MULLHOLM 28 Marshall Lane1846 (2)Order imagesRefused
Jane MUNN or BORLAND 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she and her family may enter the poorhouse
James MURDOCH 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James MURDOCH 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Mary MURPHY or HYND 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Barbara Green MURRAY 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Edward MURRAY 1871 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Mary MURRAY 1851 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Andrew NAPIER 1848-1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect that the children may enter the poorhouse, and that applicant will be provided for until able to support himself
William NEILSON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow NIVEN 1871 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary O'DONELL 1874 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow O'HARA 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
Mrs O'HARA 1878 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Robert O'NEILL 1847 (2)Order imagesRemitted for reconsideration; allowance must immediately be made adequate in the meantime
Widow Agnes ORR 1873 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Jane ORR 1870 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Agnes PARKER or TURNER 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow PATERSON or BENSON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Robert PATERSON 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary PATON 1874 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Susan PATTERSON 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Edward PATTISON 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Isabella PAUL 1853 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow PAXTON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Agnes PEACOCK or O'NEIL 1869-1870 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
John PEACOCK 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William PENMAN 1851 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Margaret PERRY 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow PLUNKET 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow John POLLOCK 1867 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Sarah PORTEOUS 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary PORTER or CAIRNS 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Marianne PRESTON or MCMILLAN 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow QUAKEN 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary QUEEN or MULHOLLAND 1861 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Charles QUIGLEY 1872 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Barnard RAE 1849 (2)Order imagesRefused
George RAE 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Eliza RAFFERTY or MCCUMMISKEY 1880 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Margaret RALSTON or NEIL 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Ann REID 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
James REID 1861 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James REID 1861 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Janet REID 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow John REID or KERR 1854 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow RENNIE 1875 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Patrick REYNOLDS 1869 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Jane RICE or MCLACHLAN 1859 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow Jane RICE 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Isabella ROBERTSON 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret ROBERTSON or RENNIE 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary ROBERTSON 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Robert ROBERTSON 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
Thomas ROBERTSON 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
David RODGER Goulds Buildings Clyde Street Calton1846 (2)Order imagesRefused in respect of offer
Mary ROGER or STEWART 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Ann ROSE or MANSON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Marion ROSS or PETTIE 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Robert ROSS 1849 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Thomas ROY 1860 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William RUSSELL 1859-1860 (6)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
William RUSSELL 1860 (3)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Hannah RUTHERFORD 1861 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John SAFELY 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Ann SCOBIE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Hannah SCOTT 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mathew SCOTT 1850 (1)Order imagesGround of complaint removed - withdrawn by applicant
Widow Mary SHARKIE or DONNOCHIE 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James SHARP 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Jean SHARP 1849 (2)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she and sons may enter the poorhouse
Jean SHARP 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse) - see 317 1849
John SHARP 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John SHARPE 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Jane SHAW or MCLEAN 1873 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Marion SHAW or CARMICHAEL 1849 (1)Order imagesWithdrawn
Widow Michael SHIELLS 55 Ladywell Street1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Jane SHIND or MCDONALD 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Isabella SIMPSON or ORMISTON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
James SIMPSON 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James SIMPSON 1879 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret SIMPSON 1878 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret Smith SIMPSON 1875 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John SINCLAIR 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Catherine SMITH 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect that she has been offered admission to the poorhouse for herself and children
Widow Fanny SMITH or BURGESS 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed (poorhouse)
Widow Helen SMITH or CARMICHAEL 1860 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James SMITH 1861 (1)Order imagesRefused
Margaret SMITH 1848 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Margaret SMITH or WILSON 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary SMITH 1864 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John SNADDON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Agnes SPEIRS or LETHAM 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Elizabeth SPENCE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James STEELE 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary STEVEN or BLACKLEY 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Alexander STEWART 29 Queen Street Calton1846 (1)Order imagesRefused; case for Sheriff
Alexander STEWART 24 Tobacco Street Calton1846 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Alexander STEWART 1848 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Alexander STEWART 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Euphemia STEWART 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Margaret STIRLING or CURRIE 1849 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth STORIE 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth STORRIE 1852 (1)Order imagesRefused - see 488 1851
Janet STRACHAN 1872 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Janet STRACHAN 1872 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Eliza STRATHEARN or SPENCE 1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James SUTHERLAND 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that he and his wife may enter the poorhouse
Widow Margaret Cuthill SUTHERLAND 1881 (2)Order imagesRefused - if dissatisfied poorhouse
James SWEENIE 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused
James SWEENIE 1862 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James SWEENY 1858 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James SWEENY 1858 (2)Order imagesRefused
Hugh SYDESERF 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret TANNYHILL or HILL 1852 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Ann TAYLOR or MCKAY 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary TAYLOR or MCLINTOCK 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
Margaret TEMPLETON or DICK 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
William THOM 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Agnes THOMSON or LOURIE 1856 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Christina THOMSON or SMITH 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary THOMSON or HOGG 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused, in respect that she may enter the poorhouse
John TODD 1848 (1)Order imagesNo order - complaint withdrawn
Widow Mary TODD or PALMER 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret TORLEY 1857 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Margaret TORLEY 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret TORLEY 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused
Thomas TORRANCE 1878 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Thomas TORRANCE 1882 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary TOY New Street Saltmarket1846 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow TRENORE 1850 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Robert VIRTUE 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Isabella WALKER or SMELLIE 1873 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow WALLACE 1848 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect that applicant and her children may enter the poorhouse
Widow Janet WALLACE 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James WATSON 1863 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret WATSON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary WATSON or BROGAN 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Mary WATSON or MCCRACKEN 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Janet WATT or RESTON 1856 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Mary WATT 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Janet WEST 1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Agnes WHITE or WEIR 3 Piccadilly Street1846 (1)Order imagesRefused
James WHITE 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John WHITE 1876 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Susan WHITE or PATTERSON 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused - not in receipt of parochial relief
Susan WHITE or PATTERSON 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Mary WHITELAW or MULLIGAN 1856 (1)Order imagesRefused
Adam WILLIAMSON 1848-1849 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed, in respect of the son's death, on account of whom the complaint is made
Widow WILSON 1882 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Agnes WILSON or STEWART 1848 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mrs Isabella WILSON 1855 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James WILSON 1863 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
James WILSON 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John WILSON 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
John WILSON 1851 (1)Order imagesRefused
Margaret WILSON or OGILVY 1857 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Margaret WILSON or MCLEAN 1859 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mary WILSON or MCGILL 11 Bell Street Calton1847 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Peter WILSON 1871 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth WIND 1868 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Elizabeth WIND 1868 (1)Order imagesRefused
William WOOD 1849 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Andrew WRIGHT 1864 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
James WRIGHT 1849 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
David YOUNG 1882 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Jean YOUNG or MCGREGOR 1854 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
John YOUNG 1855 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed


Sheriff Court paternity decrees

Single mothers often took the fathers of their children to court for child support. Such cases were known as filiation and aliment cases. The court could order the father to provide maintenance payments to the mother. If the mother won her case, the court would issue a decree, which would allow the mother to enforce payment of aliment. We have indexed all the records of such cases held by the National Records of Scotland from at least 1855 to 1880, and can provide digital images of the records. To order your copy, simply click on the Order now link in the table below.

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School Leaving Certificate Exams

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Anatomy register

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List of Births with no Father's name 1855-1874

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Charles AITKEN19 August 1860Janet AITKENFind the father
Elizabeth AITKEN8 November 1864Elizabeth AITKENFind the father
Isabella AITKEN12 April 1861Jean AITKENFind the father
Jane AITKEN30 September 1866Elizabeth AITKENFind the father
Elizabeth ANDERSON17 June 1869Catherine ANDERSONFind the father
Isabella ANDERSON23 August 1862Mary ANDERSONFind the father
Janet ANDERSON28 January 1862Agnes ANDERSONFind the father
John ARBUCKLE4 September 1862Elizabeth ARBUCKLEFather found
James ARMOUR5 August 1874Ann ARMOURFather found
James BAIRD1 November 1865Elizabeth BAIRDFind the father
Elizabeth BAXTER3 October 1874Susanah BAXTERFind the father
Janet BEVERIDGE21 August 1865Janet BEVERIDGEFind the father
Jemima BLACK27 February 1857Agnes BLACKFind the father
Mary BLACKIE7 April 1860Euphemia BLACKIEFind the father
Mary Dawson BLACKIE18 March 1874Agnes BLACKIEFind the father
Mary BOWES30 July 1873Agnes BOWESFind the father
James BOWIE20 January 1867Mary BOWIEFind the father
Olive BOWIE28 May 1868Jessie BOWIEFind the father
Jane BROADFOOT2 April 1867Jane BROADFOOTFind the father
Donald BROWN21 May 1867Agnes BROWNFind the father
Elizabeth BROWN17 September 1869Maria BROWNFind the father
Joanna Muir BROWN25 February 1860Janet BROWNFind the father
Robert BROWN18 August 1861Mary BROWNFind the father
Thomas BROWN30 September 1858Helen BROWNFind the father
John Paterson BUCHANAN22 February 1868Jane BUCHANANFind the father
Peter Wilson BURNS15 July 1874Mary BURNSFind the father
Henry BURROWS11 August 1865Mary Ann BURROWSFind the father
Mary Jane BURROWS30 March 1863Mary Ann BURROWSFind the father
Mary Ann CAIRNS16 April 1863Mary CAIRNSFind the father
Isabella CALDER4 January 1869Agnes CALDERFind the father
John Gordon CALDER21 December 1862Agnes CALDERFind the father
John CALLAGHAN22 March 1863Susan CALLAGHANFind the father
George CAMERON17 May 1867Mary CAMERONFind the father
Ann CAMPBELL23 October 1857Helen CAMPBELLFind the father
Catherine CAMPBELL23 October 1857Helen CAMPBELLFind the father
Margaret CAMPBELL9 April 1861Elizabeth CAMPBELLFind the father
Margaret CHAMBERS8 June 1869Mary CHAMBERSFind the father
John Harris CLARK30 June 1873Jane CLARKFind the father
Mary CLUGSTON30 June 1869Sarah CLUGSTONFind the father
Patrick CLUGSTON13 December 1864Jane CLUGSTONFind the father
Martha CORBETT21 September 1861Ann CORBETTFind the father
Janet CRAIG9 March 1857Euphemia CRAIGFind the father
Catherine CROALL6 May 1868Catherine CROALLFind the father
John CRUICKSHANK7 June 1874Jane CRUICKSHANKFind the father
Helen CRUICKSHANKS10 February 1866Margaret CRUICKSHANKSFind the father
Hugh CUNNINGHAM4 April 1860Elisabeth CUNNINGHAMFind the father
Janet CUNNINGHAM22 October 1855Mary CUNNINGHAMFind the father
Martin CURRY3 November 1870Cathrine CURRYFind the father
Adam DAVIDSON21 March 1870Margaret DAVIDSONFind the father
Mary DAVIDSON5 September 1864Mary DAVIDSONFind the father
Ann DEVONPORT5 December 1869Catherine DEVONPORTFind the father
Gilbert Johnston DICK20 February 1868Mary DICKFather found
James Cunningham DICK16 July 1870Mary DICKFind the father
Susan DICK3 June 1867Elizabeth DICKFind the father
James DOCHERTY3 October 1861Catherine DOCHERTYFind the father
Thomas DOCHERTY18 May 1874Agnes DOCHERTYFind the father
Jane DONACHIE25 August 1864Jane DONACHIEFind the father
Mary DONALDSON29 October 1867Mary DONALDSONFind the father
William DOUGLAS5 June 1865Catherine DOUGLASFind the father
James DUNCAN13 November 1862Margaret DUNCANFind the father
David FADDIES12 April 1873Rosey FADDIESFind the father
Elizabeth FADDIS5 September 1865Rose FADDISFind the father
John FARRENS21 May 1870Ann FARRENSFind the father
Andrew FERGUSON23 May 1865Mary FERGUSONFind the father
James FINDLAY21 February 1859Margaret FINDLAYFind the father
John FINDLAY30 November 1867Mary FINDLAYFind the father
Robert FINDLAY9 July 1861Margaret FINDLAYFind the father
William FINDLAY9 December 1858Janet FINDLAYFind the father
William FINDLAY15 January 1863Margaret FINDLAYFind the father
John FINLAY24 June 1855Mary FINLAYFind the father
Hugh FLEMING27 March 1874Margaret FLEMINGFind the father
John FORD28 March 1866Catherine FORDFind the father
Robert FORESTER13 February 1870Mary Forester Or EWARTFind the father
Jane FORREST8 October 1868Jane FORRESTFind the father
Jane FRASER22 October 1856Margaret FRASERFind the father
Margaret FRASER29 July 1870Joanna FRASERFind the father
William FRASER30 March 1861Rose FRASERFind the father
Joseph FREW12 June 1857Barbara FREWFind the father
James Allan GIBSON24 June 1867Margaret GIBSONFind the father
John GLEN15 December 1862Margaret GLENFind the father
Patrick GRAHAM20 February 1865Mary GRAHAMFind the father
Patrick GRAHAM23 June 1869Margaret GRAHAMFind the father
Elisabeth GRANGER13 October 1860Janet GRANGERFind the father
James GRANGER27 June 1865Janet GRANGERFind the father
James GRANT8 April 1870Janet GRANTFind the father
Helen GRAY15 November 1873Christina GRAYFind the father
Margaret GRAY2 November 1865Janet GRAYFind the father
Joseph GREEN14 May 1867Mary Ann GREENFind the father
Alexander HAMILTON26 September 1873Rebecca HAMILTONFind the father
Ann HAMILTON9 March 1874Ann HAMILTONFind the father
Jane HAMILTON4 December 1870Isabella HAMILTONFind the father
Mary Ann Ellis HAMILTON28 October 1870Emily HAMILTONFind the father
Michael HAROCHTY11 February 1856Ann HAROCHTYFind the father
John HAY15 September 1864Euphemia HAYFind the father
Elizabeth HEGGIE19 April 1873Agnes HEGGIEFind the father
Francis HENNEGAN16 January 1873Mary HENNEGANFind the father
William John HERRALD22 April 1867Jane HERRALDFind the father
George HORN18 April 1859Helen HORNFind the father
Christina HORSBURGH16 June 1863Mary HORSBURGHFind the father
Michael HYNDS24 September 1862Winniford HYNDSFind the father
Charlotte Margaret INGLIS12 May 1873Sarah Alexander INGLISFind the father
Margaret INGLIS4 November 1867Margaret INGLISFind the father
Jane JENNINGS8 October 1855Mary Ann JENNINGSFind the father
Helen JOHNSTON23 March 1869Ann JOHNSTONFind the father
Henry JOHNSTON9 June 1873Ann JOHNSTONFind the father
William JOLLY5 June 1870Elisabeth JOLLYFind the father
William JUDGE27 June 1865Catherine JUDGEFind the father
Francis KELLY8 October 1865Alice KELLYFind the father
John KENNEDY2 August 1864Mary KENNEDYFind the father
William KIDNEY26 May 1874Jane KIDNEYFind the father
Bridget KILLAIN14 June 1864Mary KILLAINFind the father
Mary KILLORN18 June 1865Mary KILLORNFind the father
George KIRBY5 April 1868Margaret KIRBYFind the father
Janet KIRBY1 August 1869Margaret KIRBYFind the father
Colin KNOX25 February 1856Isabella KNOXFind the father
Eliza Jane LAMBERT12 November 1870Margaret LAMBERTFind the father
William LAMBERT1 February 1874Margaret LAMBERTFind the father
William LANG10 March 1862Mary LANGFind the father
Robert LAURIE29 April 1867Annie LAURIEFind the father
Esther LAWSON23 January 1859Margaret LAWSONFind the father
James LAWSON1 March 1862Margaret LAWSONFind the father
Margaret LAWSON26 January 1857Margaret LAWSONFind the father
Jessie LEDINGHAM21 June 1874Margaret LEDINGHAMFind the father
Elizabeth LINDSAY31 January 1873Margaret LINDSAYFind the father
Robert James Nathaniel Mcaulay Brown LOGAN18 February 1860Rebecca LOGANFind the father
Margaret LOVE31 December 1863Margaret LOVEFind the father
Harriet Edith LYNCH6 May 1873Edith LYNCHFind the father
John LYNCH5 March 1873Rosina LYNCHFind the father
John MACKIE15 August 1870Mary MACKIEFind the father
Janet MAGEE25 November 1863Janet MAGEEFind the father
Margaret MAGEE12 July 1863Bridget MAGEEFind the father
James MANN16 June 1866Ann MANNFind the father
John MARR16 February 1864Jessie MARRFind the father
Sarah MARSHALL10 May 1865Jane MARSHALLFind the father
Helen MATTHEWS31 January 1870Jessie MATTHEWSFind the father
Donald MCADAM26 June 1855Margaret MCADAMFind the father
Patrick MCBRIDE2 March 1867Rosanne MCBRIDEFind the father
James MCCLURE30 January 1870Agnes MCCLUREFind the father
John MCCLURE14 July 1873Agnes MCCLUREFind the father
Rosanna MCCORMICK18 May 1856Mary MCCORMICKFind the father
Malcom MCCUAIG31 May 1873Margaret MCCUAIGFind the father
Archibald MCDERMID12 April 1855Christina MCDERMIDFind the father
Catherine MCDERMID11 March 1858Christina MCDERMIDFind the father
William MCDERMID27 July 1864Christina MCDERMIDFind the father
Alice MCDONALD9 February 1874Elizabeth MCDONALDFind the father
Ann MCDONALD16 April 1870Catherine MCDONALDFind the father
Duncan MCDONALD12 February 1869Agnes MCDONALDFind the father
James MCDONALD25 August 1857Susan MCDONALDFind the father
Margaret MCDONALD5 March 1862Susan MCDONALDFind the father
Mary MCDONALD25 March 1856Martha MCDONALDFind the father
Peter MCDONALD3 October 1855Helen MCDONALDFind the father
Margaret MCELHINNEY28 August 1864Margaret MCELHINNEYFind the father
Margaret MCFADYEN18 April 1874Margaret MCFADYENFind the father
Margaret MCFARLANE18 April 1864Margaret MCFARLANEFather found
James MCGHEE18 October 1859Bridget MCGHEEFind the father
Patrick MCGINNES1 May 1858Ann MCGINNESFind the father
Margaret MCGLAUGHLAN26 July 1858Margaret MCGLAUGHLANFather found
Margaret MCGLAUGHLIN4 May 1863Bridget MCGLAUGHLINFind the father
Agnes MCGRADY27 October 1855Margaret MCGRADYFind the father
Margaret MCGREADY19 September 1868Ellen MCGREADYFind the father
Elizabeth MCGUIGAN28 September 1867Sarah MCGUIGANFind the father
Ann MCINTYRE18 January 1869Mary MCINTYREFind the father
Dugald MCINTYRE13 September 1855Ann MCINTYREFind the father
John MCIVER19 August 1860Margaret MCIVERFind the father
Bridget MCKAY1 February 1874Catherine MCKAYFind the father
John MCKAY11 November 1869Marion MCKAYFind the father
Robert MCKAY23 August 1865Margaret MCKAYFather found
Jessie MCKENZIE19 February 1865Jean MCKENZIEFind the father
Thomas MCKIE3 November 1868Margaret MCKIEFather found
Robert MCKINLAY14 May 1862Helen MCKINLAYFind the father
William MCKINNAN13 January 1856Mary MCKINNANFind the father
Dugald MCLACHLAN18 March 1860Margaret MCLACHLANFind the father
Hugh MCLEAN13 February 1868Flora MCLEANFind the father
James MCLEAN4 June 1866Flora MCLEANFind the father
John MCLEAN24 July 1868Jean MCLEANFind the father
Elizabeth MCLERIE17 February 1866Mary MCLERIEFind the father
Elisabeth MCMILLAN12 April 1856Mary MCMILLANFind the father
Jane MCNICOL3 April 1870Jane MCNICOLFind the father
Janet MCNICOL15 January 1866Jane MCNICOLFather found
Jeanie Campbell MCNICOL27 June 1874Sarah MCNICOLFind the father
Mary MCPHEELY8 July 1874Mary MCPHEELYFind the father
John William MCPHERSON12 July 1868Margaret MCPHERSONFind the father
Matilda MCQUADE5 February 1868Mary MCQUADEFind the father
Alexander MCQUARRIE30 July 1858Jessie MCQUARRIEFind the father
Joseph MCSPARRION27 November 1862Susanna MCSPARRIONFind the father
Eliza MCTAGUE26 October 1864Eliza MCTAGUEFind the father
Jessie MCVEAN4 June 1868Jessie MCVEANFind the father
William MECHEN17 November 1859Mary MECHENFind the father
Mary MELVIN3 June 1864Margaret MELVINFind the father
Helen MILLER1 March 1862Helen MILLERFind the father
Ann Bulloch MITCHELL5 June 1869Helen MITCHELLFind the father
George MORTON20 March 1867Elizabeth MORTONFather found
Margaret MOUNT8 October 1862Elizabeth MOUNTFind the father
Christina MUIR9 May 1865Rebecca MUIRFind the father
Daniel Donaldson MUIR5 April 1861Catherine MUIRFather found
Edward MUIR23 October 1855Janet MUIRFind the father
Grace MUIR23 January 1873Rebecca MUIRFind the father
James MUIR3 April 1859Rebecca MUIRFind the father
Mary MUIR24 June 1865Ann MUIRFind the father
Rebecca MUIR13 April 1856Rebecca MUIRFind the father
Catherine NEEDHAM10 June 1862Helen NEEDHAMFind the father
Agnes NEIL9 February 1870Agnes NEILFind the father
John NIVEN2 April 1864Margaret NIVENFind the father
John NOBLE29 October 1874Mary NOBLEFind the father
Andrew O'DONNELL26 February 1873Mary O'DONNELLFind the father
Peter O'DONNELL21 July 1868Mary O'DONNELLFind the father
John O'NEIL5 June 1867Agnes O'NEILFind the father
Mary O'NEIL11 June 1868Ann O'NEILFind the father
Susan O'NEIL6 September 1865Agnes O'NEILFind the father
William ORR15 March 1867Mary ORRFather found
George PATERSON25 November 1857Margaret PATERSONFind the father
Christina REID22 April 1874Mary REIDFind the father
Duncan REID11 April 1869Janet REIDFather found
John REID30 May 1861Mary REIDFind the father
Jessie RHIND7 July 1870Isabella RHINDFind the father
Jessie ROBERTSON4 April 1874Elizabeth ROBERTSONFind the father
John ROBERTSON29 April 1859Mary ROBERTSONFind the father
John ROBERTSON9 August 1868Mary ROBERTSONFind the father
Mary ROBERTSON20 May 1865Mary ROBERTSONFind the father
William ROBERTSON20 February 1863Mary ROBERTSONFind the father
Georgina Thomson ROGERS20 June 1865Mary Thomson ROGERSFind the father
Mary ROGERS24 January 1870Elizabeth ROGERSFind the father
Charles RUSSELL14 July 1863Isabella RUSSELLFind the father
Christina RUSSELL5 September 1858Isabella RUSSELLFind the father
John RUSSELL19 December 1859Isabella RUSSELLFind the father
Margaret RUSSELL19 December 1869Georgina RUSSELLFind the father
Archibald SANDERSON21 January 1865Jane SANDERSONFind the father
Dugald SINCLAIR9 August 1859Janet SINCLAIRFind the father
David SLOAN21 June 1861Elisabeth SLOANFind the father
James SLOAN10 July 1862Mary SLOANFind the father
Ellison SMEATON19 June 1857Ellison SMEATONFind the father
Corbett Janet SMITH27 January 1855Elisabeth Gibson SMITHFather found
David SMITH1 February 1863Mary SMITHFind the father
James SMITH22 July 1866Helen SMITHFind the father
Marion SMITH22 September 1860Marion SMITHFind the father
Georgina STEELE15 November 1861Helen STEELEFind the father
Mary STEEN31 August 1873Margaret STEENFind the father
Mary STEVENSON1 February 1864Mary STEVENSONFind the father
Ann STOBBO2 April 1861Ann Stobbo Or MITCHELLFind the father
Helen STOBBO7 October 1862Helen STOBBOFind the father
John STOBBO2 August 1860Helen STOBBOFind the father
Mary SUTHERLAND5 October 1869Mary SUTHERLANDFather found
James TAYLOR18 July 1861Margaret TAYLORFind the father
Mary TEMPLETON5 May 1863Agnes TEMPLETONFind the father
Agnes THOMSON1 February 1865Jessie THOMSONFind the father
Hannah THOMSON4 February 1866Helen THOMSONFind the father
John THOMSON15 March 1862Jessie THOMSONFind the father
Thomas THURSBY10 April 1855Esther THURSBYFind the father
Catherine TWIGG15 April 1860Ann TWIGGFind the father
Francis TWIGG29 March 1860Helen TWIGGFind the father
Helen TWIGG10 June 1866Helen TWIGGFind the father
Peter TWIGG6 August 1856Catherine TWIGGFind the father
Thomas TWIGG12 February 1858Helen TWIGGFind the father
William TWIGG19 December 1864Ann TWIGGFind the father
William TWIGG25 July 1865Helen TWIGGFind the father
Janet TWIGLY11 July 1865Margaret TWIGLYFind the father
Archibald WADDELL16 April 1861Margaret WADDELLFind the father
Isabella WALKER28 September 1855Margaret WALKERFind the father
Jessie WALKER8 August 1860Jessie WALKERFind the father
William WALKER24 December 1865Janet WALKERFind the father
Elizabeth WALLACE18 September 1865Elizabeth WALLACEFind the father
Elisabeth WALLS30 July 1857Elisabeth WALLSFind the father
Mary WALSH3 October 1857Bridget WALSHFind the father
William Ewart WEIR8 March 1866Jane Ewart WEIRFind the father
James WILKIE25 December 1865Margaret WILKIEFind the father
Jessie Muir WILLIAMSON31 January 1870Isabella WILLIAMSONFather found
Jane Davidson WILSON10 March 1866Mary WILSONFind the father
Robert WINGATE4 November 1873Mary WINGATEFind the father
David WOODSIDE12 January 1869Jane WOODSIDEFind the father
Malcolm WOODSIDE8 January 1864Jane WOODSIDEFind the father
John YOUNG2 November 1863Mary YOUNGFind the father


General Register of Lunatics

This index shows patients from this parish admitted to asylums. To order a record click on the Order images link.
General Register of Lunatics index MC7
NameDate of deathOrderAsylumsYears
ARNOTT or DOW, Jessie
housewife
Born about 1846
Married
Previous residence: East Newport, Fife
Chargeable parish: Forgan
Order images (2)Barony P A
Fife District
1894
DOW or ARNOTT, Jessie
housewife
Born about 1846
Married
Previous residence: East Newport, Fife
Chargeable parish: Forgan
Order images (2)Barony P A
Fife District
1894
GIBSON, Thomas
cabinet machineman
Born about 1862
Married
Previous residence: 42 Glebe Park Street, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
29 Mar 1909Order images (4)Barony
Barony P A
Fife
Fife District
1895-1896
STARK, David
baker
Born about 1844
Married
Previous residence: 49 Market Street, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
Order images (2)Barony
Fife
1883


Rolls of Male Heads of Families

In 1834, the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland passed the Veto Act, removing the absolute right of landowners to appoint ministers to their parish. The Act gave male heads of families who were communicants with the parish the right to veto the appointment of a new minister if a majority of them objected. To this end, the Assembly instructed kirk sessions to draw up rolls of the male heads of families in each parish. We have transcribed the surviving rolls, and are publishing them here. They are significant as they pre-date the earliest nominal census, which took place in 1841.

No Roll of Male Heads of Families has yet been found for this parish


Kirk Session Records Index

Use the name links below to go to the entries for the person you are interested in. We have selected 1832 as an example year for parishes across Scotland. If you would like more information about the existence of Kirk Session minutes for this or another parish or would like to search for particular people in the minutes please contact us.

Mr Adamson

Mr John Adamson

Mr Aitken

Mr Willm Aitken

Mr Wm Aitken

Mr Baird

Mr Robert Baird

Rev Mr William Black

Rev Mr Wm Black

Andrew Blair

Mr Henry Blair

Rev Mr Charles J Brown

Mr James Brown

Mr Jas Brown

John Brown

wife of John Brown

Moses Bunting

William Burnet

spouse of William Burnet

Mr Hay Burns

Daniel Callender

Duncan Cameron

William Cannon

Mary Clark

Mr Connell

Margaret Connell

Mr Coulter

Mr John Coulter

Mr David Crawford

Daniel Cullen

Margaret Custine

Elisabeth Dobbie

Mr John Donald

James Downie

John Draver

Mr Duff

Joseph Dunbar

Mary Dunlop

Rev Mr Dunoon

Mr Farnie

Andrew Faulds

Mr Ferguson

Jane Ferguson

Jean Ferguson

Mr P Ferguson

Mr Peter Ferguson

Jean Forsyth

Mr William Galloway

Mr Gardner

Alex Gibson

Rev Mr Alexander Gibson

Rev Alexander Gibson

James Gibson

Mr Gilchrist

Mr T Gilchrist

Thomas Gilchrist

spouse of Thomas Gilchrist

Thomas Gilchrist

spouse of Thomas Gilchrist

Mr Thomas Gilchrist

Thomas Gilchrist

spouse of Thomas Gilchrist

Thomas Gilchrist

Mr Thos Gilchrist

Janet Glen

Mr Gray

spouse of George Haddow

George Haddow

John Hamilton

Mr John Hamilton

Mary Ann Hamilton

Jessie Farquharson Hardie

Mr John Henderson

Margaret Hendry

James Hogg

spouse of James Hogg

James Hopkirk

Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison

Mr C Irvine

Mr Charles Irvine

William Jack

spouse of William Jack

Mr Kingan

Mr Knox

Mr J Knox

Mr James Knox

Mr Jas Knox

Mary Laird

Mr Lamb

Mr James Lamb

Mr Jas Lamb

Mr Law

Alexander Law

spouse of Alexander Law

William Leckie

Mr William Leckie

Mr Wm Leckie

Bethea Lethem

Agnes Logan

Mr David Macbayne

Mr MacBrayne

John Marshall

Mr Matheson

Mr W Mcalister

Mr William Mcallister

Mr Wm Mcallister

Mr John Mcalpine

Archibald Mcaulay

Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]

spouse of John Mccallum

John Mccallum

John Mcclymont

Mr James Mcdonald

Rev Mr John Mcfarlane [deceased]

Mary Mcfarlane

Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)

Mr Mcgregor

Andrew Mcgregor

Mr Wm Mcgregor

Janet Mckellar

Mr Mckenzie

Mr H Mckenzie

Mr Hector Mckenzie

Mr Mclaren

Mr J Mclaren

Mr John Mclaren

Margaret Mclean

spouse of Joseph Mcmillan

Joseph Mcmillan

spouse of Joseph Mcmillan

Mr McOmish

Mr J McOmish

Mr James McOmish

Mr Jas McOmish

Christian McOnn

Euphemia Miller

Mr James Miller

Mr Jas Miller

Mr W Miller

Mr Milne

Mr Wm Milne

Margaret Moffat

Mr Morrison

Mr J Morrison

Mr John Morrison

Elisabeth Muir

John Munn

Alexander Murdoch

Mr Robert Murdoch

Robert Murdoch

Alexander Neilson

Alexander Newlands

spouse of Matthew Orr

Matthew Orr

Mr Hugh Paterson

Margaret Peddie

David Rattray

James Rattray

James Reid

spouse of James Reid

Mr James Rennie

Mr Jas Rennie

Jean Robb

Mr Robbin

Mr John Robbin

Andrew Robertson

John Robertson

spouse of John Robertson

Mr Ross (Rossack)

Mr Samson

Mr D Samson

Peter Scott

Mr Smith

Mr J Smith

Mr John Smith

Margaret Smith

William Smith

spouse of William Smith

William Smith

James Speirs

Mr Wm Spence

Archd Stewart

spouse of Archd Stewart

Isabella Stewart

Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart

Mr Sutherland

Mr Andrew Sutherland

Mr Andw Sutherland

Alexander Telford

Mary Thomson

spouse of John Thriepland

John Thriepland

spouse of John Turner

John Turner

Peter Turner

Margaret Watt

spouse of David White

David White

Alexander Wilson

Henry Winning

Hugh Wishart

spouse of Hugh Wishart

David Wyper

Name:

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sacrament appointed

Other parish: Anderston, Calton, Shettleston, Mary Hill Chapels of ease

Details: 'The Session appoint the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to be dispensed in the Barony Church, in Anderston, Calton, Shettleston, & Mary Hill Chapels on the last Sabbath of June being the twenty fourth day of that month. And appoint Intimation to be made in the Parish Church and in the above mentioned Chapels of Ease therewith connected on the first Sabbath of June'

Other names:


Name:

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sacrament preparations appointed

Other parish: Anderston, Calton, Shettleston, Mary Hill Chapels of ease

Details: The Session agree to meet in the Barony Church on Thursday 14th day of June next, at six o'clock in the evening, for Prayer, and Settling the Order of service at the Sacrament. And also appoint Intimation of the said meeting to be made in the Barony Church & in the several Chapels of Ease therewith connected.'

Other names:


Name:

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Fast day appointed

Other parish: Anderston, Calton, Shettleston, Mary Hill Chapels of ease

Details: 'The Session further appoint that Thursday the twenty first day of June be set apart as a day of Fasting Humiliation & Prayer preparatory to the dispensation of the Lord's Supper in the aforementioned Church & Chapels of Ease [Barony Church and Anderston, Calton, Shettleston, Mary Hill]

Other names:


Name:

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: Minister and moderator

Address:

Role: correspondence

Other parish: Barony, Kirk session of

Details: [See the entry for Rev Mr Charles J Brown on this date]

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name:

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address: North Albion Street

Role: eldership nominees

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of, Chapels of Ease in Barony Parish

Details: The Session cordially approve of the gentlemen who were proposed at last meeting to be elders of the Barony Parish and appoint their Edict to be served in the Barony Church and in Anderston Chapel on Sabbath first the 23rd of this month and the return of this Edict to be called for at their rooms North Albion Street on Wednesday the 3rd day of October next at half past ten o'Clock forenoon.
The Session agree to meet in this Hall North Albion Street on Wednesday the 3rd day of October next at half past ten o'clock forenoon, and appoint intimation of the said meeting to be read from the Pulpits of the Barony Church and the several chapels of ease connected with the Parish'

Other names:


Name:

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address: School House And Dwelling House, School Wynd, Main Street, Anderston

Role: mention as property

Details: [See the entry for Mr James Lamb on this day]

Other names: Mr James Lamb


Name:

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: moderator

Address:

Role: appointed to committee re School and Schoolhouse

Details: [See the entry for Mr James Lamb on this day]

Other names: Mr James Lamb


Name:

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elders

Address:

Role:

Other parish: Anderston Chapel of Ease, Kirk Session of

Details: [See the entry for Mr James Lamb on this day]

Other names: Mr James Lamb


Name:

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: Committee

Address:

Role: no report

Details: No report from the Committee appointed by the Session to examine into the present state of the school House and dwelling house attached thereto, situated in Anderston, and belonging to the Barony Kirk Session.'

Other names:


Name:

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address: School House And Dwelling House, School Wynd, Main Street, Anderston

Role: mention as property

Other parish: Anderston

Other names:


Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr John Adamson

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr John Adamson

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness, paternity

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see the entry for Bethea Lethem of this date]

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie; Mr Baird; Mr Jas Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: Mr John Adamson

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Andrew Faulds on this date]

Other names: Andrew Faulds; Margaret Hendry; Mr James Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: Mr John Adamson

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Henry Winning on this date]

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: Mr John Adamson

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Aitken

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: 'Compeared Andrew McGregor and acknowledged he had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by Mr Aitken the Elder who conversed with him, he was suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Andrew Mcgregor; Mr Aitken; Rev Mr William Black; Mr John Coulter; Mr Jas Lamb; Mr Wm Milne


Name: Mr Aitken

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Willm Aitken

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Wm Aitken

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Baird

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness, paternity

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Bethea Lethem of this date]

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie; Mr Baird; Mr Jas Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: Mr Robert Baird

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Henry Winning on this date]

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Certificate of Character

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr James Rennie; Mr James Knox; Mr John Mclaren; Mr James Brown


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 03/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator, prayed

Details: The Session having met this by appointment for Prayer, Reading over the lists of communicants and Settling the Order of Service of the Sacrament. The Moderator prayed. The Session then proceeded to Settle the order of Service as follows. [ There follows two columns showing the Day and the person 'To Collect' that day]
On Fast Day Messrs Lamb & MacBrayne
On Saturday [Messrs] Mckenzie & Knox
on Sabbath Messrs McOmish & Milne
On Monday [Messrs] Adamson and Robbin

First Service
To Carry The Bread Messrs Smith & Adamson
To Carry the Cups [Messrs] Lamb & Knox
To carry the Flagons [Messrs] Matheson & Coulter
The Passage [Messrs] McOmish & Milne

Second Service
To Carry the Bread Messrs Robbin & Ferguson
To Carry the Cups [Messrs] Connell & MacBrayne
To Carry the Flagons [Messrs] Sutherland & McKenzie
the Passage Ross ['Rossack' below in different ink & McGregor

The Session unanimously agree that the arrangement of the order of Service of the Sacrament in the several chapels to be by them settled in such a way as may be most suitable for themselves.

The Session also agree that Intimation be made from the Pulpit. That the money collected on this Sacramental occasion, shall (after deducting one weeks ordinary $$$rage Collection) be retained till, and applied during the Winter Months for the relief of the Church going poor members of the Congregation in such a way as this Session will consider most beneficial.

During the business of the Session Mr James Knox prayed -

The Moderator closed the meeting with Prayer.'

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr William Black

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr Wm Black

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr Wm Black

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Mr Wm Black

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Andrew Blair

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [See the entry for Margaret McLean on this date]

Other names: Margaret Mclean; Alexander Telford; Peter Scott; William Leckie; Andrew Blair


Name: Mr Henry Blair

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: foreman in the Muslin warehouse

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr Charles J Brown on this date]

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr Henry Blair

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Details: [see the entry for Hay Burns on this date]

Other names: Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr Henry Blair

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Details: [see the entry for Hay Burns on this date]


Name: Rev Mr Charles J Brown

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: correspondence re new elder

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of

Details: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart, Elder presented the following letter from the Rev Mr Charles J. Brown Minister of Anderston Chapel, addressed to the Rev the Moderator of the Barony Session
Glasgow 27th August 1832
Reverend Dear Sir
The Elders connected with Anderston Chapel and I with the consent of the Barony Session to make an addition to our number. The following are the names and addresses of the proposed new members of Session, and I request you will have the goodness to lay them on the Table that at next meeting of Session, their decision on our proposal may be given
I remain Dear Sir &c. &c.
(signed) Chas J. Brown
Mr John McAlpine smith Brown Street
Mr Hay Burns land & tide survey St. Enoch Square
Mr Henry Blair foreman in the Muslin Warehouse
Mr William Galloway baker Clyde Terrace
Mr James McDonald potter Finnieston
After the reading over of the above letter, the Session expressed their approval of its contents; direct that the said letter be recorded in their Minutes; And also agree that the names of the gentleman proposed as Elders for Anderston Chapel, shall lie on the Table for consideration till next Meeting of Session.'

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr James Brown

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Certificate of Character

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr James Rennie; Mr James Knox; Mr John Mclaren; Mr James Brown


Name: Mr James Brown

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Andrew Faulds on this date]

Other names: Andrew Faulds; Margaret Hendry; Mr James Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: Mr Jas Brown

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness, paternity

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see the entry for Bethea Lethem of this date]

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie; Mr Baird; Mr Jas Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: John Brown

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: weaver

Address: Calton

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Brown weaver Calton ( his wife unable to appear on account of bad health) and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication and craved that the Session would take them on discipline. The Session agree to take the request. Being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them after a suitable admonition from the Moderator the Session agreed to absolve them from Scandal'

Other names: John Brown; wife of John Brown


Name: wife of John Brown

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: unable to compear

Details: 'Compeared John Brown weaver Calton ( his wife unable to appear on account of bad health) and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication and craved that the Session would take them on discipline. The Session agree to take the request. Being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them after a suitable admonition from the Moderator the Session agreed to absolve them from Scandal'

Other names: John Brown; wife of John Brown


Name: Moses Bunting

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Maryhill

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Moses Bunting and Euphemia Miller his spouse residing at Maryhill and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs William Leckie & Charles Irvine, Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Moses Bunting; Euphemia Miller; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: William Burnet

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Burnet & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: William Burnet; spouse of William Burnet


Name: spouse of William Burnet

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Burnet & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: William Burnet; spouse of William Burnet


Name: Mr Hay Burns

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: land and tide surveyor

Address: St Enoch Square

Role: eldership nominee

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr Charles J Brown on this date]

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr Hay Burns

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Details: The Session met this day by citation from the Pulpit to receive the return of the Edict for Messrs john McAlpine, Hay Burns, Henry Blair, William Galloway, & James McDonald who were proposed as Elders for the Barony Parish. The Moderator reported that the Edict of the above named persons was duly served in the Parish Church on Sabbath the 29th day of September last. The Session appointed their Officer to call for a return of their Edict. No person having appeared to object, the Session appoint their ordination to take place in Anderston Chapel on Sabbath the twenty first day of this month of October 1832 years.'

Other names: Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr Hay Burns

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Details: At Anderston the 21st day of October 1832 After Sermon, Messrs Hay Burns, Henry Blair, William Galloway, & James McDonald were admitted and ordained by the Rev Mr William Black, Elders in connection with the Barony Church & Parish. The Moderator & Elders then present gave them the right hand of fellowship, and ordered their names to be added to the Roll.'


Name: Daniel Callender

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Bridgeton

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Daniel Callender residing in Bridgeton and Mary Dunlop his spouse, and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs John Donald & Thomas Gilchrist, Elders who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Daniel Callender; Mary Dunlop; Mr John Donald; Mr Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Baptism of his child in an irregular manner

Occupation:

Address: Barony Glebe

Role: Case considered mention

Details: 'It was reported to the Session that Duncan Cameron residing on the Barony Glebe had received baptism for his child in an irregular manner, he not having applied to the Elder in whose Proportion he resided for a baptismal line. The Session agree that the said Duncan Cameron be summoned to appear before them at their next ordinary meeting, to answer them what Elder he had received a baptismal line, and in what manner he had received baptism for his child.'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Baptism of his child in an irregular manner

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Duncan Cameron cited to this meeting of Session compeared not. He is to be summoned to the next meeting of Session pro 2ndo'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Duncan Cameron cited pro 2ndo to this meeting of Session called compeared not. He is to be cited pro 3tio to the next meeting of Session.'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: Duncan Cameron summoned pro 3tio to this meeting of Session called compeared not. David Crawford the Officer having reported that he had left the Parish, The Session therefore instruct that he shall be served with a regular citation.'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Duncan Cameron cited to this meeting of Session (an execution to that effect having been laid on the table) called compeared not. he is to be summoned to the next meeting of Session for the second time.'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: Duncan Cameron summoned pro 2ndo to this meeting of Session ( an execution of which summons was laid on the Table) Called Compeared not. The Session appoint him to be summoned pro 3tio to their next ordinary meeting.'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Execution of Summons not returned

Details: 'No return for the execution of Summons in the case of Duncan Cameron being present, the Session agree to give him another citation to appear before them at their next ordinary meeting of Session'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: Duncan Cameron

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not, left under scandal, contumacious

Details: Duncan Cameron summoned to this meeting of Session (He had been several times cited before): Called Compeared not. The Session unanimously agree in finding him guilty of contumacy, and do accordingly leave him under Church Censure.'

Other names: Duncan Cameron


Name: William Cannon

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Registration of Baptism

Occupation: surgeon

Address: Anderston

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared William Cannon surgeon residing in Anderston who stated to this meeting of Session that he had recorded into the Parish register the birth of son John his "2nd child born 28 April 1818 but that owing to some mistake or oversight his surname Cannon had not been entered, a blank space however had been left for that purpose. He therefore craved that the Session would have the goodness to complete the record; by instructing and authorizing their clerk to insert his surname Cannon into the said vacant space. The Session being satisfied of the truth of his statement unanimously agree to his request, and so hereby authorize their clerk to insert the surname of Cannon into the blank space of the Register.'

Other names: William Cannon


Name: Mary Clark

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: carter

Address: Shaw's Land Barrowfield Foll

Role: Mother Compeared

Details: Compeared Mary Clark residing in Shaw's land Barrowfield Foll and acknowledged she had brought forth a child in uncleanness and accused Peter Turner by trade a carter residing in Scotston's land Scotston's Place London Road as the person guilty with her and the father of her child, She is warned to appear at half past ten o'Clock forenoon at the next meeting of Session, to which he is to be cited.'

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner; Mr Duff


Name: Mary Clark

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Mary Clark warned to this meeting of Session to which Peter Turner is cited called compeared not. The Session appoint her to be summoned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2ndo'

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner


Name: Mary Clark

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Mary Clark summoned pro 2ndo to this meeting of Session to which Peter Turner was cited pro 2ndo called compeared not, the officer reported that he could not find her place of residence. The Session appoint her to be summoned pro 2ndo to their next ordinary meeting to which he is to be cited pro 3tio.'

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner


Name: Mary Clark

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Mary Clark who was to have been summoned to this meeting of Session to which Peter Turner was cited pro 3tio Called Compeared not. The Officer reported that her place of residence could not be found. The Session agree to delay her case until she again apply. The Session find him contumacious.'

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner


Name: Mr Connell

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Margaret Connell

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Bridgeton

Role: Compeared as mother

Details: 'Compeared Margaret Connell residing in Bridgeton & acknowledged that she had brought forth in uncleanness a child and accused Andrew Robertson by trade a tearer residing in Rutherglen as the person guilty with her and the father of her child which accusation he acknowledged was true in the presence of the Session. The Session finding that the woman is not in the practice of attending the Church agree to leave her under Scandal as such time as the elder is satisfied of her penitence & regular attendance on Public worship.'

Other names: Margaret Connell; Andrew Robertson


Name: Margaret Connell

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Margaret Connell, being well reported of by the Elder who conversed with her she was suitably rebuked and absolved from Scandal.'

Other names: Margaret Connell


Name: Mr Coulter

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr John Coulter

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr John Coulter

Date: 03/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Coulter

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr David Crawford

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Daniel Cullen

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Jane Ferguson warned to this meeting of Session to which Daniel Cullen is summoned called compeared not. The Session appoint her to be warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2do.'

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Daniel Cullen

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address: Dalziel

Role: mention of case

Other parish: Dalziel

Details: It was stated that Jane Ferguson had not (by some mistake) warned to this meeting of Session. & that no execution of a Summons had been returned from the Parish of Dalziel where Daniel Cullen resided. The Session appoint that she is to be warned to the next meeting, to which he is to be summoned pro 3tio'

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Daniel Cullen

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Discipline case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention in correspondence

Other parish: Dalziel, Kirk session of

Details: [see entry for Jane Ferguson of this date]

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Daniel Cullen

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: illegitimate child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Accused as father compeared

Details: [see entry for Jane Ferguson of this date]

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen; Mr James McOmish; Mr Peter Ferguson


Name: Daniel Cullen

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'No report concerning Jean Ferguson & Daniel Cullen'

Other names: Jean Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Daniel Cullen

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: case mention

Details: 'No report concerning Jean Ferguson & Daniel Cullen'

Other names: Jean Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Daniel Cullen

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: case mention

Details: 'No report concerning Jean Ferguson & Daniel Cullen. The Session agree to leave them under scandal until they apply.'

Other names: Jean Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Margaret Custine

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: John Morrison reported to the Session that a Margaret Custine had applied about three years ago to be taken under discipline, but was not at the time admitted to Church privileges; was this day coming forward to make a second application for the same purpose. That Mr McGregor and himself had conversed with here, and that she had given much satisfaction. That from all appearances she seemed duly impressed with a sense of her past misconduct and was anxious to be restored to the privileges of the Church. The session having heard this very favourable report unanimously agree that she shall be absolved from the Scandal, which after a suitable admonition and rebuke from the Moderator, was accordingly done.'

Other names: Mr John Morrison; Margaret Custine


Name: Elisabeth Dobbie

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Henry Winning residing at Westmuir and Elisabeth Dobbie his spouse, and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication ; being well reported by Messrs John Adamson & Robert Baird who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: Mr John Donald

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report on case

Details: [see the entry for Joseph McMillan on this date]

Other names: Joseph Mcmillan; spouse of Joseph Mcmillan; Mr John Donald; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: Mr John Donald

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Daniel Callender on this date]

Other names: Daniel Callender; Mary Dunlop; Mr John Donald; Mr Thomas Gilchrist


Name: James Downie

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: weaver

Address: Hunter's Land, Westmuir

Role: Accused as father compeared

Details: [see entry for Bethea Lethem of this date]

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie


Name: James Downie

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Bethea Lethem warned to this meeting of Session to which James Downie was cited called compeared. She only compeared, she is warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2ndo'

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie


Name: James Downie

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Bethea Lethem warned to this meeting of Session to which James Downie was cited pro 2ndo called. She only compeared. She is warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 3tio'

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie


Name: James Downie

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness, paternity

Occupation:

Address:

Role: father mention, appeared not, contumacious

Details: [see the entry for Bethea Lethem of this date]

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie; Mr Baird; Mr Jas Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: John Draver

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared John Draver (servant with Mr Gray Carntyne) & Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having conversed with Messr Law & Kingan who reported favourably of them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: John Draver; Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison; Mr Gray; Mr Law; Mr Kingan


Name: Mr Duff

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Scotston's Land Scotston's Place London Road

Role: mention as residence

Details: Peter Turner resides with him [see the entry for Mary Clark on this date]

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner; Mr Duff


Name: Joseph Dunbar

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: miller

Address: Washington Street

Role: Compeared

Other parish: Rothes

Details: Compeared Joseph Dunbar miller residing in Washington Street and Isabella Stewart his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication while residing in Rothesay. They presented a letter from the Rev Mr Dunoon Minister of Rothesay requesting that the Kirk Session of the Barony Parish would take them under discipline and deal with them as if they were parishioners. Mssrs James Miller & William Mcallister Elders having reported that they had conversed with them and were satisfied. They were after receiving a suitably admonish {sic} from the Moderator absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Joseph Dunbar; Isabella Stewart; Rev Mr Dunoon; Mr James Miller; Mr William Mcallister


Name: Mary Dunlop

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Daniel Callender residing in Bridgeton and Mary Dunlop his spouse, and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs John Donald & Thomas Gilchrist, Elders who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Daniel Callender; Mary Dunlop; Mr John Donald; Mr Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Rev Mr Dunoon

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: inter-parish correspondence

Other parish: Rothes

Details: [see the entry for Joseph Dunbar on this date]

Other names: Joseph Dunbar; Isabella Stewart; Rev Mr Dunoon; Mr James Miller; Mr William Mcallister


Name: Mr Farnie

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Farnie

Role: mention as employer

Details: [See the entry for Elisabeth Muir of this date], employer of James Rattray

Other names: Elisabeth Muir; James Rattray; Mr Farnie; Mr Lamb; Mr Mcgregor


Name: Andrew Faulds

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: warper

Address: Newlands, Camlachie

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Andrew Faulds warper Newlands Camlachie & Margaret Hendry his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having conversed with Messrs James Brown & John Adamson Elders who reported favourably of them they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Andrew Faulds; Margaret Hendry; Mr James Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: Mr Ferguson

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr Ferguson

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Jane Ferguson

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: warned

Details: 'Jane Ferguson warned to this meeting of Session to which Daniel Cullen is summoned called compeared not. The Session appoint her to be warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2do.'

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Jane Ferguson

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention of case

Details: It was stated that Jane Ferguson had not (by some mistake) warned to this meeting of Session. & that no execution of a Summons had been returned from the Parish of Dalziel where Daniel Cullen resided. The Session appoint that she is to be warned to the next meeting, to which he is to be summoned pro 3tio'

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Jane Ferguson

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Discipline case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared

Details: 'Jane Ferguson warned to this meeting of Session to which Daniel Cullen is cited - called she only compeared. The Clerk reported that the day after the last ordinary meeting of Session he had received from the Session Clerk of the Parish of Dalziel a letter officially intimating that the said Daniel Cullen had left that Parish about three months ago. She is warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 3tio as it would appear from the above communication that the last Summons had not been executed.'

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Jane Ferguson

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: illegitimate child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mother Compeared

Details: 'Jane Ferguson warned to this meeting of Session to which Daniel Cullen was cited pro 3tio called compeared. She adhered to her former accusation that Daniel Cullen was guilty with he and the father of illegitimate child, which accusation he acknowledged in the presence of the Session was true. The Session agree to take them under discipline & appoint them to converse with Messrs James McOmish and Mr Peter Ferguson who are to report when satisfied.'

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen; Mr James McOmish; Mr Peter Ferguson


Name: Jean Ferguson

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'No report concerning Jean Ferguson & Daniel Cullen'

Other names: Jean Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Jean Ferguson

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: case mention

Details: 'No report concerning Jean Ferguson & Daniel Cullen'

Other names: Jean Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Jean Ferguson

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: case mention

Details: 'No report concerning Jean Ferguson & Daniel Cullen. The Session agree to leave them under scandal until they apply.'

Other names: Jean Ferguson; Daniel Cullen


Name: Mr P Ferguson

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see entry for Agnes Logan of this date]

Other names: Mr P Ferguson; Mr James McOmish; Agnes Logan; Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]


Name: Mr P Ferguson

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: seconder: motion re appointing Poor Fund's/Discipline Diets

Details: [see entry for Mr McOmish of this date]

Other names: Mr McOmish; Mr P Ferguson


Name: Mr P Ferguson

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr Peter Ferguson

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr Peter Ferguson

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: illegitimate child

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see entry for Jane Ferguson of this date]

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen; Mr James McOmish; Mr Peter Ferguson


Name: Mr Peter Ferguson

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see entry for Agnes Logan of this date]

Other names: Agnes Logan; Mr Peter Ferguson; Mr James McOmish


Name: Jean Forsyth

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Maryhill

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Munn and Jean Forsyth his spouse residing at Maryhill and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs William Leckie & Charles Irvine, Elders who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: John Munn; Jean Forsyth; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: Mr William Galloway

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: baker

Address: Clyde Terrace

Role: eldership nominee

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr Charles J Brown on this date]

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr William Galloway

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Details: [see the entry for Hay Burns on this date]

Other names: Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr William Galloway

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Details: [see the entry for Hay Burns on this date]


Name: Mr Gardner

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [See the entry for Alexander Wilson on this date]

Other names: Alexander Wilson; Margaret Moffat; Mr Samson; Mr Gardner


Name: Alex Gibson

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation: moderator pro temp

Address:

Role: subscribed

Details: [see the entry for John McClymont on this date]

Other names: John Mcclymont; Janet Glen; Alex Gibson


Name: Rev Mr Alexander Gibson

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: Rev Alexander Gibson

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator


Name: James Gibson

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: Keeper in the Lunatic Asylum

Address:

Role: Accused as father compeared

Details: [see the entry for Margaret Watt of this date]

Other names: Margaret Watt; James Gibson


Name: Mr Gilchrist

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Gilchrist

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for William Smith on this date]

Other names: Mr Mclaren; Mr Gilchrist; William Smith; spouse of William Smith


Name: Mr T Gilchrist

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr T Gilchrist

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: labourer

Address: Blue Vale

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Thomas Gilchrist labourer Blue Vales & Mary Thomson his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. The Session appoint them to converse with Messrs James Knox & John Smith who are to report when satisfied'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; Mary Thomson; Mr James Knox; Mr John Smith


Name: spouse of Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: 'Thomas Gilchrist & spouse not having appeared when called on, The Session agree to delay receiving any report concerning them till their next meeting.'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: 'Thomas Gilchrist & spouse not having appeared when called on, The Session agree to delay receiving any report concerning them till their next meeting.'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'no report concerning Thomas Gilchrist & Spouse'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: spouse of Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'no report concerning Thomas Gilchrist & Spouse'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Mr Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Daniel Callender on this date]

Other names: Daniel Callender; Mary Dunlop; Mr John Donald; Mr Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'no report concerning Thomas Gilchrist & Spouse'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: spouse of Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'no report concerning Thomas Gilchrist & Spouse'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: spouse of Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: The elders appointed to converse with Thomas Gilchrist & Spouse having given a favourable report; the Session agreed to absolve them from Scandal; but owing to them not appearing at the hour appointed the Session delayed their absolution from the Scandal until next ordinary meeting.'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Thomas Gilchrist

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: The elders appointed to converse with Thomas Gilchrist & Spouse having given a favourable report; the Session agreed to absolve them from Scandal; but owing to them not appearing at the hour appointed the Session delayed their absolution from the Scandal until next ordinary meeting.'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; spouse of Thomas Gilchrist


Name: Mr Thos Gilchrist

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Thos Gilchrist

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Thos Gilchrist

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report on case

Details: [see the entry for Joseph McMillan on this date]

Other names: Joseph Mcmillan; spouse of Joseph Mcmillan; Mr John Donald; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: Mr Thos Gilchrist

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see the entry for William Smith on this date]

Other names: William Smith; Christian McOnn; Mr John Mclaren; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: Mr Thos Gilchrist

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Thos Gilchrist

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Janet Glen

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared John McClymont manufacturer & Janet Glen and acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been irregularly married in the month of April 1820 which acknowledged they subscribed before the Session
John McClymont
Janet Glen
Alex Gibson Modr pro temp
Being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them they were suitably admonished and absolved from Scandal'

Other names: John Mcclymont; Janet Glen; Alex Gibson


Name: Mr Gray

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Carntyne

Role: mention as employer

Details: employs John Draver [see entry for John Draver on this date]

Other names: John Draver; Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison; Mr Gray; Mr Law; Mr Kingan


Name: Mr Gray

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: West Muir

Role: mention as place

Details: Jean Robb resides in Mr Gray's land West Muir

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall; Mr Gray


Name: spouse of George Haddow

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared George Haddow & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: George Haddow; spouse of George Haddow


Name: George Haddow

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared George Haddow & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: George Haddow; spouse of George Haddow


Name: John Hamilton

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Registration of Baptism: Correction

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention as relative

Details: [see the entry for John Hamilton- his father - on this date] - John Hamilton b. 12 Oct 1811 and has twin sister Mary Ann b 10 October 1811

Other names: Mr John Hamilton; Mary Ann Hamilton; John Hamilton


Name: Mr John Hamilton

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Registration of Baptism: Correction

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Mr John Hamilton who stated to the Session that he had lately discovered a mistake had been made in the Register of Births belonging to the Parish which related to the recording of his lawful twin children a daughter and a son named Mary Ann & John, and which he requests that the Session would have the goodness to get rectified. The mistake was this, that it was recorded , this these children were born on the 10th & 12th of November 1811 years whereas the truth is, that they were born on the 10th and 12th of October 1811. The Session satisfied of the truth of the above statement unanimously agree to Mr Hamilton's request and do hereby order their Clerk to insert anew the birth of his twin children named Mary Ann and John born on the 10th and 12th October 1811 years, into the Parish Register of Births and Baptisms.'

Other names: Mr John Hamilton; Mary Ann Hamilton; John Hamilton


Name: Mary Ann Hamilton

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Registration of Baptism: Correction

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention as relative

Details: [see the entry for John Hamilton - her father- on this date] - Mary Ann b. 10 October 1811 and has twin Brother John b 12 October 1811

Other names: Mr John Hamilton; Mary Ann Hamilton; John Hamilton


Name: Jessie Farquharson Hardie

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared James Hopkirk residing in Anderston & Jessie Farquharson Hardie and acknowledged before the Session that they had been irregularly married in the month of [left blank] which acknowledgement they subscribed in the presence of the session (signed) [left blank
Being well reported of they were suitably admonished & absolved from scandal'

Other names: James Hopkirk; Jessie Farquharson Hardie


Name: Mr John Henderson

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Presbytery & Synod Elder

Address:

Role: appointed

Other parish: Presbytery of Glasgow, Synod of Glasgow & Ayr

Details: The Session unanimously made choice of Mr John Henderson one of their number to attend the Presbytery of Glasgow for the current half year, and the ensuing meeting of the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr'


Name: Margaret Hendry

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Andrew Faulds warper Newlands Camlachie & Margaret Hendry his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having conversed with Messrs James Brown & John Adamson Elders who reported favourably of them they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Andrew Faulds; Margaret Hendry; Mr James Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: James Hogg

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared James Hogg & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: James Hogg; spouse of James Hogg


Name: spouse of James Hogg

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared James Hogg & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: James Hogg; spouse of James Hogg


Name: James Hopkirk

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation:

Address: Anderston

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared James Hopkirk residing in Anderston & Jessie Farquharson Hardie and acknowledged before the Session that they had been irregularly married in the month of [left blank] which acknowledgement they subscribed in the presence of the session (signed) [left blank
Being well reported of they were suitably admonished & absolved from scandal'

Other names: James Hopkirk; Jessie Farquharson Hardie


Name: Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared John Draver (servant with Mr Gray Carntyne) & Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having conversed with Messr Law & Kingan who reported favourably of them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: John Draver; Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison; Mr Gray; Mr Law; Mr Kingan


Name: Mr C Irvine

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for David Rattray on this date]

Other names: David Rattray; Mary Mcfarlane; Mr C Irvine; Mr Wm Leckie


Name: Mr Charles Irvine

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Moses Bunting on this date]

Other names: Moses Bunting; Euphemia Miller; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: Mr Charles Irvine

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for John Munn on this date]

Other names: John Munn; Jean Forsyth; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: William Jack

Date: 03/06/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Jack & Spouse who acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: William Jack; spouse of William Jack


Name: spouse of William Jack

Date: 03/06/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Jack & Spouse who acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: William Jack; spouse of William Jack


Name: Mr Kingan

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for John Draver on this date]

Other names: John Draver; Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison; Mr Gray; Mr Law; Mr Kingan


Name: Mr Knox

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr J Knox

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr James Knox

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Certificate of Character

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr James Rennie; Mr James Knox; Mr John Mclaren; Mr James Brown


Name: Mr James Knox

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: prayed, appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr James Knox

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report on case

Details: [see the entry for Thomas Gilchrist on this date]

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; Mary Thomson; Mr James Knox; Mr John Smith


Name: Mr Jas Knox

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Jas Knox

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mary Laird

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: unknown

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mention

Details: 'No report concerning Mary Laird'

Other names: Mary Laird


Name: Mary Laird

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mention

Details: 'No report concerning Mary Laird'

Other names: Mary Laird


Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [See the entry for Elisabeth Muir of this date]

Other names: Elisabeth Muir; James Rattray; Mr Farnie; Mr Lamb; Mr Mcgregor


Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [See the entry for John McCallum on this date]

Other names: John Mccallum; spouse of John Mccallum; Mr Lamb; Mr Morrison


Name: Mr James Lamb

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation: Presbytery and Synod Elder

Address:

Role: chosen

Other parish: Glasgow, Presbytery of. Synod of Glasgow & Ayr

Details: The Session unanimously made choice of Mr James Lamb one of their number to be Presbytery of Glasgow for the current half year. And the ensuing meeting of the Synod of Glasgow & Ayr.'

Other names: Mr James Lamb


Name: Mr James Lamb

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to committee re School and Schoolhouse

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of Ease

Details: The Session taking into account the present state of the School House and dwelling House situated in the School Wynd, Main Street, Anderston being the property of the Barony Kirk Session, unanimously agree to refer the whole business to a Committee of the members of session connected with the Chapel of Ease in Anderston including also the Moderator and Mr James Lamb. The Moderator to be convener of the Committee The session request the Committee to report to the next ordinary meeting anent the state of the School House and dwelling house'

Other names: Mr James Lamb


Name: Mr Jas Lamb

Date: 03/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Jas Lamb

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Law

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for John Draver on this date]

Other names: John Draver; Mary Ann Hamilton Hutchison; Mr Gray; Mr Law; Mr Kingan


Name: Alexander Law

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Alexander Law & spouse who acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication, being well reported of to the Session they were suitably admonished and absolved from Scandal.'

Other names: Alexander Law; spouse of Alexander Law


Name: spouse of Alexander Law

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Alexander Law & spouse who acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication, being well reported of to the Session they were suitably admonished and absolved from Scandal.'

Other names: Alexander Law; spouse of Alexander Law


Name: William Leckie

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [See the entry for Margaret McLean on this date]

Other names: Margaret Mclean; Alexander Telford; Peter Scott; William Leckie; Andrew Blair


Name: Mr William Leckie

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for John Munn on this date]

Other names: John Munn; Jean Forsyth; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: Mr William Leckie

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Moses Bunting on this date]

Other names: Moses Bunting; Euphemia Miller; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: Mr Wm Leckie

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for David Rattray on this date]

Other names: David Rattray; Mary Mcfarlane; Mr C Irvine; Mr Wm Leckie


Name: Bethea Lethem

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Dickson's Land, Parkhead

Role: Compeared as mother

Details: 'Compeared Bethea Lethem residing in Dickson's Land, Parkhead and acknowledge she had brought forth a child in uncleanness, and accused James Downie weaver residing in Hunter's Land, Westmuir as the person guilty with her, and the father of her child. She is warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited.'

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie


Name: Bethea Lethem

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Bethea Lethem warned to this meeting of Session to which James Downie was cited called compeared. She only compeared, she is warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2ndo'

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie


Name: Bethea Lethem

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Bethea Lethem warned to this meeting of Session to which James Downie was cited pro 2ndo called. She only compeared. She is warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 3tio'

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie


Name: Bethea Lethem

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness, paternity

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mother appeared

Details: Bethea Lethem warned to this meeting of Session to which James Downie is cited pro 3tio called she only appeared. Mr Baird reported to the Session that James Downie did not mean to appear before them but that he ( J. Downie) had made an acknowledgement in his presence that he was the father of Bethea Lethem's child and that he was providing for it. The Session reckon this is a sufficient evidence of his guilt therefore proceed to then take Bethea Lethem under discipline, and appoint her to converse with Mssrs Jas Brown & John Adamson who are to report when satisfied.
The Session find James Downie contumacious in not obeying their citations'

Other names: Bethea Lethem; James Downie; Mr Baird; Mr Jas Brown; Mr John Adamson


Name: Bethea Lethem

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Bethea Lethem who being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with her was solemnly rebuked and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Bethea Lethem


Name: Agnes Logan

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: 50 High Street, Glasgow

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Agnes Logan residing at 50 High Street Glasgow and acknowledged she had brought forth a child in uncleanness, and accused the deceased Laurence McBeth as the person guilty with her and the father of her child. The Session having heard the accusation agreed to allow her one month to deliberate and weigh well in her own mind the nature of so serious an accusation, and the Moderator after giving her a most suitable and solemn admonition warned her to Compear at the next meeting of Session, again to prefer her charge, if she thought proper to do so.'

Other names: Agnes Logan; Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]


Name: Agnes Logan

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared as mother

Details: Compeared Agnes Logan, who after being solemnly interrogated still adhered to her former declaration. The Session in these circumstances, as well as from information given by three of the Elders regarding a conversation which they had with Laurence McBeth previous to his death, have reason to believe that he is the father of Agnes Logan's child. She is therefore appointed to converse with Messrs. P Ferguson & James McOmish who are to report when satisfied.'

Other names: Mr P Ferguson; Mr James McOmish; Agnes Logan; Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]


Name: Agnes Logan

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: No report

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mention

Details: 'No report concerning Agnes Logan'

Other names: Agnes Logan


Name: Agnes Logan

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Agnes Logan, Messrs Peter Ferguson and James McOmish reported, that in obedience to the appointment of the Session they had conversed with Agnes Logan and it gave them much pleasure and satisfaction to state that in the course of conversation with her she appeared deeply impressed with a sense of her own unworthyness, and exhibited a truly penitent desire of conforming herself more and more to the Christian character. The Session highly approve of the report and unanimously agree that she be absolved from Scandal which was accordingly done after she had received a suitable and solemn admonition from the Moderator.'

Other names: Agnes Logan; Mr Peter Ferguson; Mr James McOmish


Name: Mr David Macbayne

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr MacBrayne

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: John Marshall

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Dalmarnock Street, Parkhead

Role: Alleged Father mention

Details: [see the entry for Jean Robb on this date]

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall; Mr Gray


Name: John Marshall

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: 'Jean Robb warned to this meeting of Session to which John Marshall was cited, Called. She only appeared. She is warned to the next ordinary meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2ndo.'

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall


Name: John Marshall

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: 'Jean Robb warned to this meeting of Session to which John Marshall was cited pro 2ndo, Called She only appeared, She is warned to the next ordinary meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 3tio.'

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall


Name: John Marshall

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: failed to appear

Details: [See the entry for Jean Robb on this date]

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall


Name: Mr Matheson

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr W Mcalister

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr William Mcallister

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Joseph Dunbar on this date]

Other names: Joseph Dunbar; Isabella Stewart; Rev Mr Dunoon; Mr James Miller; Mr William Mcallister


Name: Mr Wm Mcallister

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Mcalpine

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: smith

Address: Brown Street

Role: eldership nominee

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr Charles J Brown on this date]

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr John Mcalpine

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Details: [see the entry for Hay Burns on this date]

Other names: Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Archibald Mcaulay

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: cooper

Address: Carlton

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Archibald McAulay cooper in Calton & Janet McKellar his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs D Samson & Wm Spence Elders who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Archibald Mcaulay; Janet Mckellar; Mr D Samson; Mr Wm Spence


Name: Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Alleged Father mention

Details: [see entry for Agnes Logan of this date]

Other names: Agnes Logan; Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]


Name: Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Alleged Father mention

Details: [see entry for Agnes Logan of this date]

Other names: Mr P Ferguson; Mr James McOmish; Agnes Logan; Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]


Name: spouse of John Mccallum

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: dissenter

Address: Cowcaddens

Role: Mention

Details: Compeared John McCallum servant residing at Cowcaddens (his wife is a dissenter) and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Being well reported by Messrs Lamb & Morrison, Elders who conversed with him . The session agreed to absolve him rom the Scandal, which was accordingly done, after he had received a suitable admonition from the Moderator'

Other names: John Mccallum; spouse of John Mccallum; Mr Lamb; Mr Morrison


Name: John Mccallum

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: servant

Address: Cowcaddens

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared John McCallum servant residing at Cowcaddens (his wife is a dissenter) and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Being well reported by Messrs Lamb & Morrison, Elders who conversed with him . The session agreed to absolve him rom the Scandal, which was accordingly done, after he had received a suitable admonition from the Moderator'

Other names: John Mccallum; spouse of John Mccallum; Mr Lamb; Mr Morrison


Name: John Mcclymont

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation: manufacturer

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared John McClymont manufacturer & Janet Glen and acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been irregularly married in the month of April 1820 which acknowledged they subscribed before the Session
John McClymont
Janet Glen
Alex Gibson Modr pro temp
Being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them they were suitably admonished and absolved from Scandal'

Other names: John Mcclymont; Janet Glen; Alex Gibson


Name: Mr James Mcdonald

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: potter

Address: Finnieston

Role: eldership nominee

Other parish: Anderston, Chapel of

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr Charles J Brown on this date]

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr James Mcdonald

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Details: [see the entry for Hay Burns on this date]

Other names: Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr James Mcdonald

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Details: [see the entry for Hay Burns on this date]


Name: Rev Mr John Mcfarlane [deceased]

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Registration of unrecorded Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mention as celebrant by witness

Other parish: Bridgeton

Details: died after May 1827 , [see entry for John Thriepland of this date]

Other names: John Thriepland; spouse of John Thriepland; Rev Mr John Mcfarlane [deceased]


Name: Mary Mcfarlane

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared David Rattray calico printer Maryhill & Mary Mcfarlane his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having conversed with Messrs C Irvine & Wm Leckie Elders who reported favourably of them they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: David Rattray; Mary Mcfarlane; Mr C Irvine; Mr Wm Leckie


Name: Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr Mcgregor

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [See the entry for Elisabeth Muir of this date]

Other names: Elisabeth Muir; James Rattray; Mr Farnie; Mr Lamb; Mr Mcgregor


Name: Andrew Mcgregor

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Andrew McGregor and acknowledged he had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by Mr Aitken the Elder who conversed with him, he was suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Andrew Mcgregor; Mr Aitken; Rev Mr William Black; Mr John Coulter; Mr Jas Lamb; Mr Wm Milne


Name: Mr Wm Mcgregor

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Janet Mckellar

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Archibald McAulay cooper in Calton & Janet McKellar his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs D Samson & Wm Spence Elders who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Archibald Mcaulay; Janet Mckellar; Mr D Samson; Mr Wm Spence


Name: Mr Mckenzie

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr H Mckenzie

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Hector Mckenzie

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr Hector Mckenzie

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: teacher [proposed]

Address:

Role: candidate as school teacher

Other parish: Anderston School

Details: The Session taking into consideration that a teacher must soon be appointed for the vacant school at Anderston, and feeling as they so, deeply interested in the prosperity of that district of the Parish, unanimously agree in recommending, in the most respectful manner Mr Hector McKenzie to the notice and patronage of the Heritors. The Session are satisfied that if Mr Mckenzie is appointed, he will discharge the duties with fidelity [sic] and care.'

Other names: Mr Hector Mckenzie


Name: Mr Mclaren

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for William Smith on this date]

Other names: Mr Mclaren; Mr Gilchrist; William Smith; spouse of William Smith


Name: Mr J Mclaren

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Mclaren

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr John Mclaren

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Certificate of Character

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr James Rennie; Mr James Knox; Mr John Mclaren; Mr James Brown


Name: Mr John Mclaren

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Mclaren

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see the entry for William Smith on this date]

Other names: William Smith; Christian McOnn; Mr John Mclaren; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: Margaret Mclean

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: servant

Address: Partick

Role: Mother Compeared

Details: Compeared Margaret McLean servant residing with Alexander Telford Partick, and acknowledged that she had brought forth a child in uncleanness, and accused Peter Scott, miller residing at Woodside Mill as the person guilty with her and the father of her child. In the presence of the Session he acknowledge that the accusation and charge was true. The Session appoint them to converse with Messrs William Leckie and Andrew Blair Elders who are to report when satisfied.'

Other names: Margaret Mclean; Alexander Telford; Peter Scott; William Leckie; Andrew Blair


Name: Margaret Mclean

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Margaret McLean & Peter Scott and being well reported of by the Elders who were appointed to converse with them. They were, after receiving admonition and rebuke from the Moderator, absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Margaret Mclean; Peter Scott


Name: spouse of Joseph Mcmillan

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Joseph McMillan weaver Rumsford Street, Bridgeton & Spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. The Session appoint them to converse with Messrs John Donald & Thos Gilchrist who are to report when satisfied'

Other names: Joseph Mcmillan; spouse of Joseph Mcmillan; Mr John Donald; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: Joseph Mcmillan

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: weaver

Address: Rumford Street, Bridgeton

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Joseph McMillan weaver Rumsford Street, Bridgeton & Spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. The Session appoint them to converse with Messrs John Donald & Thos Gilchrist who are to report when satisfied'

Other names: Joseph Mcmillan; spouse of Joseph Mcmillan; Mr John Donald; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: Joseph Mcmillan

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Joseph McMillan & spouse who being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them they were suitably admonished and absolved from Scandal.'

Other names: Joseph Mcmillan; spouse of Joseph Mcmillan


Name: spouse of Joseph Mcmillan

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Joseph McMillan & spouse who being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them they were suitably admonished and absolved from Scandal.'

Other names: Joseph Mcmillan; spouse of Joseph Mcmillan


Name: Mr McOmish

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: proposer: motion re appointing Poor Fund's/Discipline Diets

Details: It was moved by Mr McOmish, and seconded by Mr P Ferguson, that the day of meeting for carrying on the discipline of the Church, should from and after the month of [left blank] next, be changed from the last Wednesday of every month. And further that the last Wednesday of the month shall be devoted entirely to considering the state of the poor; judging of new cases; and making such alterations in the Tables as to the meeting may seem proper. And in order to give the Clerk full time to enter the names of new applicants on the Roll, as well as to enable the other necessary alterations in his books, it is at the same time proposed, that the day of paying the Paupers should from and after the month of [left blank] next, be changed from the last Wednesday of every month to the first Wednesday of every month. The Session considering the great advantage that would arise from this made of procedure, by enabling them to carry on the discipline of the Church with greater efficiency, and likewise to make a more thorough investigation into the Management of the Poor's Funds, unanimously, agree that this motion shall lie on the table till next meeting, and they in the meantime instruct their clerk to furnish a copy of the above, to one of the Elders of the different Chapel congregations, in course of the month, that they may have an opportunity of showing it to their brethren.'

Other names: Mr McOmish; Mr P Ferguson


Name: Mr McOmish

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention of his motion

Details: 'The meeting considering, that owing to the small number of Elders present, the discussion of Mr McOmish's motion, should lie over till the next ordinary meeting of Session.'

Other names: Mr McOmish


Name: Mr McOmish

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: proposer: motion re appointing Poor Fund's/Discipline Diets

Details: 'The Session having resumed the consideration of Mr McOmish's motion which was deferred from last meeting till this day. It was moved & seconded as an amendment that in place of altering the day of meeting for Sessional business, the Session agree that henceforth meet for the sole purpose of carrying on the discipline of the Church at half past ten o'clock on the last Wednesday of the month the usual day. And also that the meetings for carrying on the examination of the cases for Paupers in conjunction with the Heritors should commence at twelve o'clock on that day.'

Other names: Mr McOmish


Name: Mr McOmish

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr J McOmish

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr James McOmish

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see entry for Agnes Logan of this date]

Other names: Mr P Ferguson; Mr James McOmish; Agnes Logan; Laurence Mcbeth [deceased]


Name: Mr James McOmish

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr James McOmish

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: illegitimate child

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed to report case

Details: [see entry for Jane Ferguson of this date]

Other names: Jane Ferguson; Daniel Cullen; Mr James McOmish; Mr Peter Ferguson


Name: Mr James McOmish

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see entry for Agnes Logan of this date]

Other names: Agnes Logan; Mr Peter Ferguson; Mr James McOmish


Name: Mr Jas McOmish

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Christian McOnn

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Smith brassfounder Calton, and acknowledged that he and Christian McOnn his spouse had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. The Session appoint them to converse with Messr John McLaren & Thos Gilchrist Elders who are to report when satisfied.'

Other names: William Smith; Christian McOnn; Mr John Mclaren; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: Euphemia Miller

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Maryhill

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Moses Bunting and Euphemia Miller his spouse residing at Maryhill and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs William Leckie & Charles Irvine, Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Moses Bunting; Euphemia Miller; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: Mr James Miller

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Joseph Dunbar on this date]

Other names: Joseph Dunbar; Isabella Stewart; Rev Mr Dunoon; Mr James Miller; Mr William Mcallister


Name: Mr Jas Miller

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr W Miller

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr Milne

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr Wm Milne

Date: 03/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Margaret Moffat

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Alexander Wilson warehouseman Calton & Margaret Moffat his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication. Being well reported of by Mr Samson & Gardner Elders who conversed with them, the Session approve of the report, and after they had received a suitable and solemn admonition from the Moderator they were absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Alexander Wilson; Margaret Moffat; Mr Samson; Mr Gardner


Name: Mr Morrison

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [See the entry for John McCallum on this date]

Other names: John Mccallum; spouse of John Mccallum; Mr Lamb; Mr Morrison


Name: Mr J Morrison

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Morrison

Date: 08/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Morrison

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Margaret Custine on this date]

Other names: Mr John Morrison; Margaret Custine


Name: Elisabeth Muir

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Blythswood Town

Role: Mother Compeared

Details: Compeared Elisabeth Muir residing in Blythswood Town and acknowledged before the Session that she had brought forth a child in uncleanness and accused James Rattray farm servant with Mr Farnie of Farnie as the person guilty with her and the father of her child. She likewise stated that the said James Rattray had taken charge of the child and was supporting it by paying nursing wages for it. The Session are satisfied that the said James Rattray is the father of Elisabeth Muir's child. She is appointed to converse with Messrs Lamb & McGregor who are to report when satisfied.'

Other names: Elisabeth Muir; James Rattray; Mr Farnie; Mr Lamb; Mr Mcgregor


Name: Elisabeth Muir

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Elisabeth Muir who being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with her, she was after a solemn rebuke from the Moderator, absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Elisabeth Muir


Name: John Munn

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Maryhill

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Munn and Jean Forsyth his spouse residing at Maryhill and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having been well reported by Messrs William Leckie & Charles Irvine, Elders who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: John Munn; Jean Forsyth; Mr William Leckie; Mr Charles Irvine


Name: Alexander Murdoch

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Hugh Wishart on this date]

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: Mr Robert Murdoch

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Robert Murdoch

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Hugh Wishart on this date]

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: Alexander Neilson

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: collier

Address: Ballieston Toll, Old Monkland Parish

Role: Accused as father compeared

Details: [see entry for Margaret Smith of this date]

Other names: Margaret Smith; Alexander Neilson


Name: Alexander Newlands

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Certificate of Character

Occupation: pawnbroker

Address: New London Road

Role: Applicant

Details: Compeared Alexander Newlands requesting that the Session would give him the following certificate regarding his Character, and the claim for loss lately sustained by fire [Copy of proposed certificate minutes follows] '' We the Minister, Elders and other inhabitants of the Barony Parish of Glasgow do certify that on or about the 17th day of December 1831. an accidental fire happened in his Pawn-broking establishment on New London road, by which fire we believe that he sustained a loss and damage on the money lent by him on Pledge Goods, and the interest on such loans amount at least One Thousand Pounds Sterling, And we do know or verify believe that the said Alexander Newlands is an honest man and that by misfortune ( without paid$ or evil practice) has sustained loss by said fire to the amount of the sum mentioned in the written affidavit.''
The Session considering that they are not sufficiently acquainted from personal knowledge with the statements as above warranted decline giving said Certificate.'

Other names: Alexander Newlands


Name: Alexander Newlands

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Certificate of Moral Character

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Applicant

Details: 'Compeared Alexander Newlands who again requested a certificate in the terms of his former application as recorded in the Minutes of 21st Curr[en]t. The Session unanimously adhere to their former deliverance.
Mr Newlands afterwards made an application for a Certificate of Moral Character. The Kirk Session in present circumstance, decline giving said certificate.'

Other names: Alexander Newlands; Rev Mr William Black; Mr T Gilchrist; Mr P Ferguson; Mr J McOmish


Name: spouse of Matthew Orr

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Matthew Orr & Spouse and acknowledged before the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Matthew Orr; spouse of Matthew Orr


Name: Matthew Orr

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Matthew Orr & Spouse and acknowledged before the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Matthew Orr; spouse of Matthew Orr


Name: Mr Hugh Paterson

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr Hugh Paterson

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Margaret Peddie

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared James Speirs weaver Tollcross & Margaret Peddie and acknowledged that they had been irregularly married about three months ago which acknowledgement he subscribed in the presence of the Session. The woman cannot write.
James Speirs [signature]
William Black Modr
The above parties are not of our communion'

Other names: James Speirs; Margaret Peddie


Name: David Rattray

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: calico printer

Address: Maryhill

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared David Rattray calico printer Maryhill & Mary Mcfarlane his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. Having conversed with Messrs C Irvine & Wm Leckie Elders who reported favourably of them they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: David Rattray; Mary Mcfarlane; Mr C Irvine; Mr Wm Leckie


Name: James Rattray

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: farm servant

Address:

Role: Father mention

Details: [See the entry for Elisabeth Muir of this date], employed by Mr Farrie

Other names: Elisabeth Muir; James Rattray; Mr Farnie; Mr Lamb; Mr Mcgregor


Name: James Reid

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared James Reid & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: James Reid; spouse of James Reid


Name: spouse of James Reid

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared James Reid & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: James Reid; spouse of James Reid


Name: Mr James Rennie

Date: 28/03/1832

Case type: Certificate of Character

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr James Rennie; Mr James Knox; Mr John Mclaren; Mr James Brown


Name: Mr Jas Rennie

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Jean Robb

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Mr Gray's Land West Muir

Role: Compeared as mother

Details: Compeared Jean Robb residing in Mr Gray's land Westmuir, and acknowledged she had brought forth a child in uncleanness and accused John Marshall weaver residing in Dalmarnock Street Parkhead as the person guilty with here, and the father of her child. She is warned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited.'

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall; Mr Gray


Name: Jean Robb

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared

Details: 'Jean Robb warned to this meeting of Session to which John Marshall was cited, Called. She only appeared. She is warned to the next ordinary meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2ndo.'

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall


Name: Jean Robb

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared

Details: 'Jean Robb warned to this meeting of Session to which John Marshall was cited pro 2ndo, Called She only appeared, She is warned to the next ordinary meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 3tio.'

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall


Name: Jean Robb

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: referred to Civil Court

Other parish: Civil Court

Details: 'Jean Robb warned to this meeting of Session to which John Marshall was summoned pro 3tio, called she only appeared. In consequence of his having failed to appear before the Session. The Session advised her to carry her case before a Civil Court to be settled.'

Other names: Jean Robb; John Marshall


Name: Mr Robbin

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr John Robbin

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Andrew Robertson

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: tearer

Address: Rutherglen

Role: Alleged Father mention

Details: [see entry for Margaret Connell of this date]

Other names: Margaret Connell; Andrew Robertson


Name: John Robertson

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Robertson (his spouse did not appear) and acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with him the Session agree to absolve him from the Scandal which after receiving a suitable admonition from the moderator was accordingly done.'

Other names: John Robertson; spouse of John Robertson


Name: spouse of John Robertson

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: 'Compeared John Robertson (his spouse did not appear) and acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with him the Session agree to absolve him from the Scandal which after receiving a suitable admonition from the moderator was accordingly done.'

Other names: John Robertson; spouse of John Robertson


Name: Mr Ross (Rossack)

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr Samson

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [See the entry for Alexander Wilson on this date]

Other names: Alexander Wilson; Margaret Moffat; Mr Samson; Mr Gardner


Name: Mr D Samson

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Archibald McAulay on this date]

Other names: Archibald Mcaulay; Janet Mckellar; Mr D Samson; Mr Wm Spence


Name: Peter Scott

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation: miller

Address: Woodside Mill

Role: father Compeared

Details: [See the entry for Margaret McLean on this date]

Other names: Margaret Mclean; Alexander Telford; Peter Scott; William Leckie; Andrew Blair


Name: Peter Scott

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: [See the entry for Margaret McLean on this date]

Other names: Margaret Mclean; Peter Scott


Name: Mr Smith

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr J Smith

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Smith

Date: 21/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: present


Name: Mr John Smith

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appointed to report on case

Details: [see the entry for Thomas Gilchrist on this date]

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; Mary Thomson; Mr James Knox; Mr John Smith


Name: Margaret Smith

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Tollcross

Role: Compeared as mother

Other parish: Old Monkland, parish of. Civil Court

Details: Compeared Margaret Smith residing in Tollcross and acknowledged that she had brought forth a child about three years ago in uncleanness, and accused Alexander Neilson by trade a collier residing in Ballieston Toll in the Parish of Old Monkland as the person guilty with her, and father of her child. Which accusation he in the presence of Session denied was true. In the peculiar circumstances of the case, the Session advise the parties to take the question in dispute betwixt them before a civil Court to be there settled.'

Other names: Margaret Smith; Alexander Neilson


Name: William Smith

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: brass founder

Address: Calton

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Smith brassfounder Calton, and acknowledged that he and Christian McOnn his spouse had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. The Session appoint them to converse with Messr John McLaren & Thos Gilchrist Elders who are to report when satisfied.'

Other names: William Smith; Christian McOnn; Mr John Mclaren; Mr Thos Gilchrist


Name: William Smith

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'no report concerning William Smith & Spouse'

Other names: William Smith; spouse of William Smith


Name: spouse of William Smith

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: no report

Details: 'no report concerning William Smith & Spouse'

Other names: William Smith; spouse of William Smith


Name: spouse of William Smith

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: referred to own congregation for discipline

Other parish: Barr's Congregation

Details: 'Mr McLaren reported to the Session that Mr Gilchrist & he had conversed with William Smith & spouse, in course of conversation however he found that they were not members of the Established Church, but belonged to the Barr's Congregation, The Session on hearing Mr McLaren's report unanimously agree to refer them to the said Congregation for discipline.

Other names: Mr Mclaren; Mr Gilchrist; William Smith; spouse of William Smith


Name: William Smith

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: referred to own congregation for discipline

Other parish: Barr's Congregation

Details: 'Mr McLaren reported to the Session that Mr Gilchrist & he had conversed with William Smith & spouse, in course of conversation however he found that they were not members of the Established Church, but belonged to the Barr's Congregation, The Session on hearing Mr McLaren's report unanimously agree to refer them to the said Congregation for discipline.

Other names: Mr Mclaren; Mr Gilchrist; William Smith; spouse of William Smith


Name: James Speirs

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation: weaver

Address: Tollcross

Role: compeared, signed

Details: Compeared James Speirs weaver Tollcross & Margaret Peddie and acknowledged that they had been irregularly married about three months ago which acknowledgement he subscribed in the presence of the Session. The woman cannot write.
James Speirs [signature]
William Black Modr
The above parties are not of our communion'

Other names: James Speirs; Margaret Peddie


Name: Mr Wm Spence

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: reported to session

Details: [see the entry for Archibald McAulay on this date]

Other names: Archibald Mcaulay; Janet Mckellar; Mr D Samson; Mr Wm Spence


Name: Archd Stewart

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: clerk

Address: Bridgeton

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Archd Stewart, clerk, Bridgton & spouse, who acknowledged they had been guilty of Antenuptial fornication. Being well reported of, they were, after solemn admonition absolved from Scandal.'

Other names: Archd Stewart; spouse of Archd Stewart


Name: spouse of Archd Stewart

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Archd Stewart, clerk, Bridgton & spouse, who acknowledged they had been guilty of Antenuptial fornication. Being well reported of, they were, after solemn admonition absolved from Scandal.'

Other names: Archd Stewart; spouse of Archd Stewart


Name: Isabella Stewart

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other parish: Rothes

Details: Compeared Joseph Dunbar miller residing in Washington Street and Isabella Stewart his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication while residing in Rothesay. They presented a letter from the Rev Mr Dunoon Minister of Rothesay requesting that the Kirk Session of the Barony Parish would take them under discipline and deal with them as if they were parishioners. Mssrs James Miller & William Mcallister Elders having reported that they had conversed with them and were satisfied. They were after receiving a suitably admonish {sic} from the Moderator absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Joseph Dunbar; Isabella Stewart; Rev Mr Dunoon; Mr James Miller; Mr William Mcallister


Name: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: presented letter

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr Charles J Brown on this date]

Other names: Mr Robert Buchanan Stewart; Rev Mr Charles J Brown; Mr John Mcalpine; Mr Hay Burns; Mr Henry Blair; Mr William Galloway; Mr James Mcdonald


Name: Mr Sutherland

Date: 14/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: appointed Sacramental Duties

Details: [see the entry for Rev Mr William Black on this day]

Other names: Rev Mr William Black; Mr Lamb; Mr MacBrayne; Mr Mckenzie; Mr James Knox; Mr McOmish; Mr Milne; Mr Adamson; Mr Robbin; Mr Smith; Mr Matheson; Mr Coulter; Mr Ferguson; Mr Connell; Mr Sutherland; Mr Ross (Rossack); Mr Mcgregor (Rossack)


Name: Mr Andrew Sutherland

Date: 21/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr Andw Sutherland

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Mr Andw Sutherland

Date: 29/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt


Name: Alexander Telford

Date: 28/11/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Partick

Role: mention as premises

Details: [See the entry for Margaret McLean on this date] - McLean resides with Telford

Other names: Margaret Mclean; Alexander Telford; Peter Scott; William Leckie; Andrew Blair


Name: Mary Thomson

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Thomas Gilchrist labourer Blue Vales & Mary Thomson his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication. The Session appoint them to converse with Messrs James Knox & John Smith who are to report when satisfied'

Other names: Thomas Gilchrist; Mary Thomson; Mr James Knox; Mr John Smith


Name: spouse of John Thriepland

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Registration of unrecorded Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: [see entry for John Thriepland of this date]

Other names: John Thriepland; spouse of John Thriepland; Rev Mr John Mcfarlane [deceased]


Name: John Thriepland

Date: 25/01/1832

Case type: Registration of unrecorded Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Thriepland and spouse who acknowledged that they had been regularly proclaimed in the Month of May 1827 and were Married on 12th of June 1827 by the Revd Mr John McFarlane late Minister in Bridgeton. The Rev Mr McFarlane being dead and they having neglected to get their marriage recorded and having lost the Marriage Lines, craved that the Session would authorize their clerk to record the said Marriage into the Register. The Session agree to their request and do hereby authorize their Clerk to record the said Marriage on their producing to him satisfactory evidence of their having been married.'

Other names: John Thriepland; spouse of John Thriepland; Rev Mr John Mcfarlane [deceased]


Name: spouse of John Turner

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Turner & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: John Turner; spouse of John Turner


Name: John Turner

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Turner & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: John Turner; spouse of John Turner


Name: Peter Turner

Date: 18/07/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Scotston's Land Scotston's Place London Road

Role: Alleged Father mention

Details: [see the entry for Mary Clark on this date] resides with Mr Duff

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner; Mr Duff


Name: Peter Turner

Date: 29/08/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Mary Clark warned to this meeting of Session to which Peter Turner is cited called compeared not. The Session appoint her to be summoned to the next meeting of Session to which he is to be cited pro 2ndo'

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner


Name: Peter Turner

Date: 19/09/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Mary Clark summoned pro 2ndo to this meeting of Session to which Peter Turner was cited pro 2ndo called compeared not, the officer reported that he could not find her place of residence. The Session appoint her to be summoned pro 2ndo to their next ordinary meeting to which he is to be cited pro 3tio.'

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner


Name: Peter Turner

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Case

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'Mary Clark who was to have been summoned to this meeting of Session to which Peter Turner was cited pro 3tio Called Compeared not. The Officer reported that her place of residence could not be found. The Session agree to delay her case until she again apply. The Session find him contumacious.'

Other names: Mary Clark; Peter Turner


Name: Margaret Watt

Date: 27/06/1832

Case type: child in uncleanness

Occupation:

Address: Kirk Street, Calton

Role: Compeared as mother

Other parish: Albion Street Chapel of Ease

Details: Compeared Margaret Watt residing in Kirk Street Calton and acknowledged she had brought forth a child in uncleanness and accused James Gibson a keeper in the Lunatic Asylum as the person guilty with her and the father of her child. She Likewise produced an acknowledgement on his part signed by two witnesses that he was the father of her child and had agreed to give her six pounds Sterling per annum for it's support. The Session considers this as a sufficient proof of his guilt but finding that she is a hearer in the Chapel of Ease Albion Street remit her to the Session of the said Chapel for discipline.'

Other names: Margaret Watt; James Gibson


Name: spouse of David White

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared David White & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: David White; spouse of David White


Name: David White

Date: 30/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared David White & Spouse who acknowledged in the presence of the Session that they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication, being well reported of by the Elders who conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: David White; spouse of David White


Name: Alexander Wilson

Date: 26/12/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: warehouseman

Address: Calton

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Alexander Wilson warehouseman Calton & Margaret Moffat his spouse and acknowledged they had been guilty of antenuptial Fornication. Being well reported of by Mr Samson & Gardner Elders who conversed with them, the Session approve of the report, and after they had received a suitable and solemn admonition from the Moderator they were absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Alexander Wilson; Margaret Moffat; Mr Samson; Mr Gardner


Name: Henry Winning

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Westmuir

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Henry Winning residing at Westmuir and Elisabeth Dobbie his spouse, and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication ; being well reported by Messrs John Adamson & Robert Baird who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: Hugh Wishart

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation: gardener

Address: Gart Craig

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Hugh Wishart gardener residing at Gart Craig and his spouse, and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication; being well reported by Messrs Alexander & Robert Murdoch who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: spouse of Hugh Wishart

Date: 31/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Hugh Wishart gardener residing at Gart Craig and his spouse, and acknowledged that they had been guilty of antenuptial fornication; being well reported by Messrs Alexander & Robert Murdoch who had conversed with them, they were suitably admonished and absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: Henry Winning; Elisabeth Dobbie; Mr John Adamson; Mr Robert Baird; Hugh Wishart; spouse of Hugh Wishart; Alexander Murdoch; Robert Murdoch


Name: David Wyper

Date: 25/04/1832

Case type: Fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared David Wyper who craved to be taken under discipline. He acknowledge before the Session, that previous to his marriage, he had been guilty of fornication with another woman, being well respected of by the Elder who conversed with him, and the Session being satisfied of his penitence, He was solemnly rebuked & absolved from the Scandal.'

Other names: David Wyper


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