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H is for Heads of families

9/4/2016

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On 31 May 1834, the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, meeting in Edinburgh, enacted the Overtures and Interim Acts on the Calling of Ministers. This was the latest instalment in a long-running dispute within the Church about who should appoint the minister when a parish fell vacant. The right of patronage – the right of patrons, usually nobles or major landowners, to appoint ministers – had been controversial since the Reformation. An Act of the Scottish Parliament in 1690 vested patronage in the heritors and elders of each parish. They were given the right to propose a candidate, with the whole congregation then given the right to accept or reject the proposal.

In 1711, the British Parliament passed the Church Patronage (Scotland) Act, which restored the rights of the original patrons. The Church was strongly opposed to this, and made an annual protest to Parliament every year until 1784. Two factions emerged, the Moderates, who reluctantly accepted the Patronage Act, and the Evangelicals, who opposed it in principle.

In 1730, the General Assembly passed an Act removing the right of objectors to have their objections officially recorded. The Evangelicals viewed this as an attempt to silence them. Two years later, the General Assembly granted the right of patronage to heritors and elders where a patron failed to nominate a candidate within six months. Some in the Church – notably Ebenezer Erskine – wanted this right to be transferred to the Heads of Families within a congregation. But the fact that objections could no longer even be recorded led to a schism in the Church, known as the Original Secession.

A hundred years later, in 1834, the General Assembly passed the Overtures and Interim Acts on the Calling of Ministers, more commonly known as the Veto Act. The Veto Act was a victory for the Evangelical party, preventing a patron from presenting a minister if a majority of the heads of households objected to the candidate.

This led to a series of court actions by patrons, and eventually led to the Veto Act being declared ultra vires in the House of Lords. For many this was the final straw, and the main consequence of the annulment of the Veto Act was the Great Disruption of 1843, with about 40% of ministers walking out of the Church of Scotland, founding the Free Church of Scotland and leaving the Church of Scotland as a minority church.

Aside from the consequences for genealogy research of the Disruption itself – less than half of Scots were now members of the Church of Scotland, so researchers often have to look elsewhere than the Old Parish Registers to find their ancestors – the Veto Act is also relevant for family historians. The Act required all parishes to draw up rolls of "male heads of families, being members of the congregation, and in full communion with the Church" within two months, and to insert these rolls into the Kirk Session records.

While not all of these rolls of heads of families survive, hundreds of them do, and they provide a very useful record of inhabitants all over Scotland in the years before the first nominal census of 1841. We have transcribed them (more than 150,000 names), and made them available on our website free of charge. The table below gives a complete list of them, with links to the individual parishes.
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Rolls of Heads of Families
Parish volume County volume
Abercorn West Lothian
Aberdalgie Perthshire
Aberdeen Greyfriars Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen St Clements Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen St Mary's Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen St Nicholas Aberdeenshire
Abernethy Perthshire
Acharacle Argyll
Airlie Angus
Airth Stirlingshire
Alva Clackmannanshire
Alvah Banffshire
Alvie Inverness-shire
Anstruther Easter Fife
Ardclach Nairnshire
Arrochar Dunbartonshire
Auchtergaven Perthshire
Auchterless Aberdeenshire
Avondale Lanarkshire
Ayton Berwickshire
Baldernock Stirlingshire
Balfron Stirlingshire
Ballantrae Ayrshire
Beith Ayrshire
Biggar Lanarkshire
Bolton East Lothian
Bo'ness West Lothian
Borgue Kirkcudbrightshire
Bothwell Lanarkshire
Bowden Roxburghshire
Buittle Kirkcudbrightshire
Cambusnethan Lanarkshire
Canisbay Caithness
Carmichael Lanarkshire
Carmunnock Lanarkshire
Carmyllie Angus
Carnoch in Strathconon Ross and Cromarty
Carnock Fife
Carriden West Lothian
Carrington Midlothian
Carstairs Lanarkshire
Castleton Roxburghshire
Chirnside Berwickshire
Clackmannan Clackmannanshire
Cleish Kinross
Cockpen Midlothian
Coldingham Berwickshire
Colinton Midlothian
Coull Aberdeenshire
Coupar Angus Perthshire
Coylton Ayrshire
Craig Angus
Cramond Edinburgh
Cranstoun Midlothian
Crichton Midlothian
Cromarty Ross and Cromarty
Cruden Aberdeenshire
Cumbernauld Dunbartonshire
Currie Midlothian
Dailly Ayrshire
Dairsie Fife
Dalkeith St Nicholas Midlothian
Dallas Moray
Dalmeny West Lothian
Dalry Kirkcudbrightshire
Dalrymple Ayrshire
Dalziel Lanarkshire
Denny Stirlingshire
Deskford Banffshire
Dingwall Ross and Cromarty
Dirleton East Lothian
Dollar Clackmannanshire
Drumelzier Peeblesshire
Duirinish Inverness-shire
Dull Perthshire
Dumbarton Dunbartonshire
Dumfries Greyfriars Dumfriesshire
Dumfries St Michaels Dumfriesshire
Dun Angus
Dunbog Fife
Dunfermline Abbey Fife
Dunipace Stirlingshire
Dunkeld Perthshire
Dunnichen Angus
Dunnottar Kincardineshire
Dunrossness Shetland
Duns Berwickshire
Dunscore Dumfriesshire
Duror Argyll
Dyce Aberdeenshire
Dysart Fife
Eassie and Nevay Angus
Echt Aberdeenshire
Eday Orkney
Edderton Ross and Cromarty
Edinburgh Greyfriars Edinburgh
Edinburgh Lady Glenorchy's Edinburgh
Edinburgh Old Kirk Edinburgh
Edinburgh Roxburgh Place Edinburgh
Edinburgh St Andrews Edinburgh
Edinburgh St Giles Edinburgh
Edinburgh St Marys Edinburgh
Edinburgh St Stephens Edinburgh
Edinkillie Moray
Ednam Roxburghshire
Edzell Angus
Errol Perthshire
Eyemouth Berwickshire
Fala Midlothian
Falkirk Stirlingshire
Ferryport on Craig Fife
Fetteresso Kincardineshire
Findo Gask Perthshire
Fintray Aberdeenshire
Fintry Stirlingshire
Fodderty Ross and Cromarty
Fordyce Banffshire
Forgandenny Perthshire
Forglen Banffshire
Forres Moray
Forteviot Perthshire
Foulden Berwickshire
Foveran Aberdeenshire
Fyvie Aberdeenshire
Gamrie Banffshire
Gargunnock Stirlingshire
Girthon Kirkcudbrightshire
Gladsmuir East Lothian
Glamis Angus
Glassford Lanarkshire
Glenbuchat Aberdeenshire
Glencorse Midlothian
Glendevon Perthshire
Glenelg Inverness-shire
Glenshiel Ross and Cromarty
Gorbals Glasgow
Gordon Berwickshire
Govan Glasgow
Greenlaw Berwickshire
Greenock West Renfrewshire
Halkirk Caithness
Hamilton Lanarkshire
Heriot Midlothian
Inchinnan Renfrewshire
Innerwick East Lothian
Inverarity Angus
Inverkeilor Angus
Inverkeithing Fife
Keir Dumfriesshire
Kelso Roxburghshire
Kelton Kirkcudbrightshire
Kennoway Fife
Kilbrandon and Kilchattan Argyll
Kilchrenan and Dalavich Argyll
Kilconquhar Fife
Killearnan Ross and Cromarty
Killin Perthshire
Kilmallie Argyll
Kilmarnock Laigh Kirk Ayrshire
Kilmore and Kilbride Argyll
Kilmuir Easter Ross and Cromarty
Kilninver and Kilmelfort Argyll
Kilspindie Perthshire
Kinellar Aberdeenshire
Kinfauns Perthshire
Kingarth Bute
Kingussie Inverness-shire
Kinloch Rannoch Perthshire
Kinloss Moray
Kinross Kinross
Kintail Ross and Cromarty
Kippen Stirlingshire
Kirkbean Kirkcudbrightshire
Kirkcaldy St Bryce Fife
Kirkgunzeon Kirkcudbrightshire
Kirkliston West Lothian
Kirkmahoe Dumfriesshire
Kirkmichael Perthshire
Kirknewton Midlothian
Kirkpatrick Irongray Kirkcudbrightshire
Kirkpatrick Juxta Dumfriesshire
Kirkwall Orkney
Lady Orkney
Ladykirk Berwickshire
Lanark St Nicholas Lanarkshire
Langton Berwickshire
Larbert Stirlingshire
Lasswade Midlothian
Latheron Caithness
Lauder Berwickshire
Legerwood Berwickshire
Lerwick Shetland
Lethendy Perthshire
Lethnot and Navar Angus
Liberton Edinburgh
Lintrathen Angus
Lismore And Appin Argyll
Little Dunkeld Perthshire
Livingston West Lothian
Lochlee Angus
Lochrutton Kirkcudbrightshire
Lochwinnoch Renfrewshire
Logierait Perthshire
Manor Peeblesshire
Maryculter Kincardineshire
Meigle Perthshire
Melrose Roxburghshire
Menmuir Angus
Midcalder Midlothian
Moneydie Perthshire
Monkton and Prestwick Ayrshire
Montrose Angus
Monzie Perthshire
Mordington Berwickshire
Morebattle Roxburghshire
Morningside Edinburgh
Morton Dumfriesshire
Moulin Perthshire
Muckairn Argyll
Muckhart Perthshire
Muiravonside Stirlingshire
Muthill Perthshire
Nenthorn Berwickshire
New Abbey Kirkcudbrightshire
New Cumnock Ayrshire
Newbattle Midlothian
Newburn Fife
Newton Midlothian
Nigg Kincardineshire
Nigg Ross and Cromarty
North Berwick East Lothian
North Leith Edinburgh
North Yell Shetland
Northmavine Shetland
Oathlaw Angus
Old Kilpatrick Dunbartonshire
Ordiquhill Banffshire
Ormiston East Lothian
Orwell Kinross
Peebles Peeblesshire
Penicuik Midlothian
Perth East Perthshire
Perth Middle Perthshire
Perth St Pauls Perthshire
Perth West Perthshire
Peterculter Aberdeenshire
Pettinain Lanarkshire
Polmont Stirlingshire
Polwarth Berwickshire
Portmoak Kinross
Portpatrick Wigtownshire
Prestonkirk East Lothian
Prestonpans East Lothian
Rafford Moray
Redgorton Perthshire
Rerrick Kirkcudbrightshire
Resolis Ross and Cromarty
Rosemarkie Ross and Cromarty
Rosneath Dunbartonshire
Rosskeen Ross and Cromarty
Rothesay Bute
Roxburgh Roxburghshire
Salton East Lothian
Sandwick Shetland
Scone Perthshire
Scoonie Fife
Selkirk Selkirkshire
Skene Aberdeenshire
Skirling Peeblesshire
Slains Aberdeenshire
Slamannan Stirlingshire
Smailholm Roxburghshire
South Queensferry West Lothian
Sprouston Roxburghshire
St Madoes Perthshire
St Ninians Stirlingshire
St Quivox Ayrshire
Stanley Perthshire
Stirling Holy Rude Stirlingshire
Stitchel Roxburghshire
Stobo Peeblesshire
Stonehouse Lanarkshire
Stracathro Angus
Strathblane Stirlingshire
Strathmiglo Fife
Strathy (Farr) Sutherland
Strichen Aberdeenshire
Stronsay Orkney
Symington Ayrshire
Temple Midlothian
Tibbermore Perthshire
Tillicoultry Clackmannanshire
Tingwall Shetland
Tongue Sutherland
Torphichen West Lothian
Torthorwald Dumfriesshire
Traquair Peeblesshire
Trinity Gask Perthshire
Troqueer Kirkcudbrightshire
Tweedsmuir Peeblesshire
Tynron Dumfriesshire
Uphall West Lothian
Urr Kirkcudbrightshire
Weem Perthshire
West Calder Midlothian
Westray Orkney
Whitburn West Lothian
Whitekirk East Lothian
Whitsome Berwickshire
Whittinghame East Lothian
Wick Caithness
Wilton Roxburghshire
Wiston and Roberton Lanarkshire
Yester East Lothian
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History talks and events 8 - 14 February 2016

2/2/2016

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Upcoming family history talks and events in Scotland, 8 - 14 February 2016

Note that there may be a small charge for some of these events, and some may be for members only. We will be publishing lists of upcoming talks and events regularly - if you are organising a talk or event relating to Scottish genealogy or history, please let us know and we will be happy to add your events to our list.

Monday, February 8 2016, 7 pm

The History of the Victoria Cross

Alex Hall, Glengarnock

Venue: Newton Lounge

Cumbrae Historical Society


Monday, February 8 2016, 7 pm for 7.30 pm

BBC Scotland: Early Years and the Edinburgh Connection

Mike Shaw

Venue: Drummond Community High School, Bellevue Place, Edinburgh

Broughton History Society


Monday, February 8 2016, 7.30 pm

Midlothian Castles Then and Now and Peebles Town History

Andrew Stewart

Venue: Dalkeith Baptist Church, North Wynd, Dalkeith

Dalkeith History Society


Monday, February 8 2016, 7.30 pm

Open Evening

Venue: Luncarty Church Centre

West Stormont Historical Society

Non-members: adults £3, concessions £2. (Open discussion meetings at Luncarty are free)


Monday, February 8 2016, 7.30 pm

National Trust of Scotland Archives

Ian Riches, NTS Archivist

Venue: Gibson Craig Memorial Hall, Lanark Road West, Currie

Currie & District Local History Society

As we wander and delight in the gardens, the properties and the landscape who knows what else is held? Ian Richies, NTS Archivist, leads us on a visual trip into the vast archives of the NTS.


Monday, February 8 2016, 7.30 pm

TBA

George Haggarty

Venue: Partick Burgh Hall, room 1, 3-9a Burgh Hall Street, Glasgow, G11 5LN

Scottish Pottery Society


Monday, February 8 2016, 7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Uncovering a Medieval Transport Hub: Cambuskenneth and its lost causeway and harbour

Dr Murray Cook

Venue: Alloa Town Hall (Tommy Downs Room)

Clackmannanshire Field Studies Society

Speaker is Archaeologist, Stirling & Clackmannanshire Councils


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 2.00 pm

St. Athernase Church & Scottish Churches Trust

Roma Roy

Venue: Kirkcaldy Old Kirk, Kirk Wynd

Kirkcaldy Civic Society


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 2.00 pm

Genealogy of Fishermen

Iain Murray

Venue: Fife Fisheries Museum, Anstruther

Fife Family History Society

Speaker from Fife Fisheries Museum


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 6 pm

Focus on Built Heritage for Communities: Scotland’s canal buildings, Scotland's Sporting Buildings

Nick Haynes

Venue: Dalhousie Building, Old Hawkhill, University of Dundee, DD1 4EN

Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 6.00 pm - 7.00 pm

The origin of the Picts? Excavations at Dunnicaer sea stack

Dr Gordon Noble

Venue: Regent Building Lecture Theatre, Regent Walk, Aberdeen, AB24 3FX

Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

Dr Gordon Noble, University of Aberdeen, will present this lecture at the Regent Building Lecture Theatre, University of Aberdeen, hosted by the Aberdeen and North East Section of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 7.30 pm

One Small Step for Amphibians, but a Giant Leap for Life on Earth

Dr Nick Fraser

Venue: Auditorium, Eastgate Theatre and Arts Centre, Peebles

Tweeddale Society

The evolution of vertebrates from water to land some 350 million years ago is a major step in the history of life on earth. Until recently, there was a worldwide gap in the fossil record but discoveries in the Borders have filled this gap. Dr. Fraser, Keeper of Natural Sciences at the National Museum of Scotland, will explain the significance of these finds and how they provide a fascinating insight into the development of land-living vertebrates.


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 7.30 pm

The Sixth Earl of Mar

Murray Dickie, local historian

Venue: Dining Hall, Dollar Academy

Dollar History Society


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 7.30 pm

Birdie Bowers of Scott's Antarctic Expedition

Drew McKenzie

Venue: Largs Library Community Room

Largs and North Ayrshire Family History Society


Tuesday, February 9 2016, 7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Dugald Semple (1884-1964): The Hermit of Linwood Moss and the Idea of Life Reform in the Early 20th Century

Steven Sutcliffe

Venue: Masonic Halls, Collier Street, Johnstone

Johnstone Historical Society


Wednesday, February 10 2016

Travellers in East Lothian

Jess Smith , author and traditional storyteller

Venue: Coastal Communities Museum, School Road, North Berwick, East Lothian EH39 4JU

Coastal Communities Museum


Wednesday, February 10 2016, 2.00 pm - 4.00 pm

Sir Edward Elgar’s Life and Work

Paul Bassett

Venue: Kincardine Community Centre - Hepburn Room

Kincardine-on-Forth Local History Group


Wednesday, February 10 2016, 2.15 pm

Dundee Afternoon Lecture: ‘Independent and Individualist’ – Art in Dundee 1867-1924

Venue: D’Arcy Thompson Lecture Theatre, Tower Building, University of Dundee

Abertay Historical Society


Wednesday, February 10 2016, 7.30 pm

Little Ross Lighthouse: How it came to be built

David Collin

Venue: Parish Church Hall, St Mary Street, Kirkcudbright, DG6 4DN

Kirkcudbright History Society


Wednesday, February 10 2016, 7.30 pm

Someone to Watch Over Me: Kirk and Community

Margaret Fox

Venue: Volunteer Hall, Galashiels

Old Gala Club


Wednesday, February 10 2016, 7.30 pm

Kolkota, Scots Cemetery

Ian Stein

Venue: Smith Museum and Art Gallery, Dumbarton Road, Stirling

Central Scotland Family History Society


Wednesday, February 10 2016, 7.30 pm

Arthurian links with Dumbarton, the Rock and the local area

Hugh McArthur

Venue: Concord Community Centre (next to the Denny Theatre), Dumbarton, G82 1LJ

Lennox Heritage Society

There is tantalising evidence of King Arthur across Scotland, even at Dumbarton Rock. Hugh has studied the subject for many years and has published his findings.


Thursday, February 11 2016

Members' Night

Elie & Earlsferry History Society


Thursday, February 11 2016, 4.00pm-6.00pm

The Journey to the District Asylum: Royal Asylums, Private Madhouses, and Stirling District Asylum

Dr Iain Hutchison, University of Glasgow

Venue: A96, Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling

University of Stirling

The surviving records of Stirling District Asylum, opened in 1869, and known locally as Bellsdyke, were recently deposited with the University of Stirling's archive collection where they have been cleaned, repaired and catalogued in readiness for their use as a valuable research resource. Institutional confinement of people with mental troubles prior to the opening of Bellsdyke and other district asylums was made by "the Royals" - a network of seven asylums that catered for both pauper and private (i.e. fee-paying) patients - in accommodation that befitted their social stations and economic circumstances. The modest fees for lowly paupers were nonetheless too high and "extravagant" in the eyes of some parochial boards administering the Poor Law and this enabled privately-run "madhouses" to offer an alternative. This structure of dual provision began to change following probing investigations in 1855 and the implementation of the Lunacy (Scotland) Act in 1857. The Act resulted in the gradually construction of district asylums, such as Bellsdyke, for pauper lunatics - a development that was to see the Royals direct attention solely towards private patients, and the closure of private madhouses. This paper will trace the roles of the Royals, private madhouses, and district asylums in nineteenth-century Scotland. It will endeavour to gauge inmate experience, with particular reference to Stirling's Bellsdyke Asylum. Iain Hutchison is Research Associate in Economic and Social History at the University of Glasgow. He is on the Board of the worldwide Disability History Association and, more locally, he is a member of the board of trustees of Disability History Scotland. He is reviews editor for H-Disability. He has recently been working on the history of Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Sick Children, funded by Wellcome and other bodies; and on the Leverhulme-funded "Matrons to Microbes" project where he has been investigating the history of infection control at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and Glasgow Royal Infirmary. However, he is primarily an historian of disability and most recently was the research historian for the HLF-funded "Seeing Our History" project for RNIB Scotland. This event is free and is open to staff, students and members of the public.


Thursday, February 11 2016, 7.30 pm

Raised from the Ashes - the Levenhall Story

Nick Aitken, ranger, East Lothian Council

Venue: St Peter's Church Hall, High Street, Musselburgh

Musselburgh Conservation Society


Thursday, February 11 2016, 7.30 pm

Forth Estuary Forum

Christopher Cutts

Venue: Queens Hall, Charlestown, KY11 3EG

Gellet Society

The North Queensferry Heritage Trust is a long established group that has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the history and beauty of North Queensferry and the immediate surroundings. It aims to encourage, preserve, develop and improve features of historic, architectural or environmental value. Their role in the future development of the town’s tourist industry is vital. The Trust was originally constituted on 4th May 1988 as a charity, registered in Scotland and is a member of Scottish Civic Trust, Scottish wildlife Trust and the Forth Estuary Forum. James Lawson is Chairman of the trust and will be telling you all about the recent attractions and activities that the Trust have actively been involved with.


Thursday, February 11 2016, 7.30 pm

Your Local Archive

Venue: MacRobert Hall, The Square, Tarland

Cromar History Group

The Archive Team will be launching the Cromar History Group archive web-site which will give public access to all the material categorised to date. Full of fascinating items – pictures, postcards and artefacts – come and see what we hold and how you can access details and photos of the material in the archive.


Thursday, February 11 2016, 7.30 pm

Waterloo Uncovered: The archaeology of Europe’s most famous battle

Tony Pollard (University of Glasgow)

Venue: The Shawl Gallery, Paisley Museum, High Street, Paisley

Renfrewshire Local History Forum

Speaker is Director, Centre of Battlefield Archaeology, University of Glasgow


Thursday, February 11 2016, 7.30 pm - 9.00 pm

History of Lanark Visitors Centre

Ainsley Gough

Venue: Johnnie Walker Bond, Strand Street Kilmarnock

East Ayrshire Family History Society


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