Dysart Free Church Baptisms 1843 - 1868

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Extraction of baptisms for Dysart Free Church 1843 - 1868. NRS Reference CH3/1481/5. This record set contains 108 entries (in PDF format), and has not, as far as we are aware, been published before.
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Board of Supervision poor relief appeals

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Poor law appeals
NameAddressYear(s)/
minutes		Order imagesDeliverance
John ANDERSON 1855 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow Johan BIRD or PHILP 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow Ann BROWN 1861 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Isabella BRUCE 1862 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William COCHRANE 1853 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Jane DEERNESS or MOYES 1868 (3)Order imagesRefused
Widow Christian FAIR or SHIELDS 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused
John FIFE 1861 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William GLASS 1856 (3)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow William GREIG 1881 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
John INGLIS 1873 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Mrs Isabella KAY or BERRY 1882 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Christian KILGOUR or BARNES 1883 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Peter KIMMIT 1863 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Andrew KNOX 1877 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow Margaret MACKIE 1862-1863 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Margaret MANNERS 1850 (1)Order imagesRefused
Widow NAPIER 1856 (1)Order imagesIf refused relief, may apply to Sheriff
Thomas NESS 1860 (1)Order imagesRefused
Mrs Janet NICHOLSON 1880 (1)Order imagesRefused
Oswald PHILP 1858 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
William RINTOUL 1868 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
Widow Isabella Millar RUSSELL 1870 (2)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Ann SIMPSON or GRANT 1865 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)
Widow Margaret SMITH 1860-1861 (2)Order imagesGround of complaint removed
John TAYLOR 1852 (2)Order imagesRefused
Widow WATSON or WRIGHT 1876 (1)Order imagesRefused (poorhouse)

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.

Sheriff Court Filiation and Aliment decrees
Mother name and residenceDefender nameChild birthOrderCourt
Barbara ALLAN or COLVILLE
Shore House, Dysart		James COOPER13 Oct 1884
Dysart		Order nowKirkcaldy
SC23/7/1
Margaret ANDERSON
Dysart		James PATERSON27 Sep 1851Order nowCupar
SC20/4/28
Isabella CHRISTIE
Coalgate, Dysart		Alexander SUTTIE25 Oct 1880
Dysart		Order nowKirkcaldy
SC23/7/1
Janet CHRISTIE
15 South Street, Dysart		Thomas HOPE1 Aug 1898
Dysart		Order nowCupar
SC20/4/32
Isabella CUNNINGHAM
Boreland, Dysart		Thomas WILKIE21 May 1848Order nowDunfermline
SC21/4/3
Janet DUNCAN
East Gallatown, near Dysart, Fife		Alexander KEDDIE2 Dec 1854Order nowPeebles
SC42/9/11
Christina ELLIS
Engine Brae, Dysart		Christopher GRUBB24 Jan 1896
Thornton Combination Poorhouse		Order nowKirkcaldy
SC23/7/1
Euphemia FARMER
Dysart		John HOSTLER3 May 1889Order nowDunfermline
SC21/4/5
Margaret HONEYMAN
Pathhead, Dysart, Fife		Ebenezer ARMOUR28 Jun 1864Order nowGlasgow
SC36/14/34
Janet INGLIS or YOUNG
19 Forth Street, Dysart		Robert FULTON26 Jul 1880Order nowKirkcaldy
SC23/7/1
Christina LAWSON
Dysart		Charles CUMMING10 Apr 1854Order nowCupar
SC20/4/28
Janet LESSELS
South St, Dysart		James DRUMMOND17 Feb 1875Order nowCupar
SC20/4/31
Jean MILLAR
Dysart		Thomas HENDERSON25 Apr 1855Order nowCupar
SC20/4/28
Jane MURRAY or HENDERSON
33 Coalgate, Dysart		John DAVIDSON19 Aug 1886
Dysart		Order nowKirkcaldy
SC23/7/1
Elizabeth Swan PEGGIE
High Street, Dysart		James SMITH2 Mar 1876Order nowCupar
SC20/4/31
Elizabeth ROBERTSON
Sinclairtown, Dysart		Richard LONGRIDGE14 Feb 1854Order nowCupar
SC20/4/28
Allminia STEPHENSON or ADAM
75 High Street, Dysart		David MAVOR21 May 1897
Dysart		Order nowKirkcaldy
SC23/7/1
Mary TAYLOR
6 Coalgate, Dysart		Robert GARLAND20 Dec 1881Order nowDunfermline
SC21/4/5
Mary TAYLOR
Dysart		Robert GARLAND20 Dec 1881Order nowCupar
SC20/4/32

School Leaving Certificate Exams

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School leaving certificate examinations
NameDate of birthSchoolYearOrder record
Catherine HOWIE18 Apr 1890Dysart (B) Sinclairtown Public School1908Order now
Rebecca F RINTOUL20 Feb 1891Dysart (B) Gallatown Public School1908Order now
John ROSS1 Sep 1889Dysart (B) Sinclairtown Public School1908Order now
Agnes SMITH14 Feb 1890Dysart (B) Pathead Public School1908Order now
James THOMSON7 Sep 1889Dysart (B) Sinclairtown Public School1908Order now

Anatomy register

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

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David ADAMSON1 July 1872Mary ADAMSONFind the father
John ADAMSON5 December 1866Christina ADAMSONFind the father
Thomas ADAMSON13 August 1866Grace ADAMSONFather found
William ADAMSON28 February 1867Mary ADAMSONFind the father
John AITKEN24 January 1867Agnes AITKENFind the father
Andrew ALEXANDER1 April 1870Mary ALEXANDERFind the father
Mary ALEXANDER2 November 1872Mary Ann ALEXANDERFind the father
Jessie Wallace ALLAN4 March 1869Eliza ALLANFind the father
Margaret ARCHIBALD4 September 1869Jane ARCHIBALDFind the father
Alexander BALFOUR17 May 1868Jane BALFOURFind the father
James BALFOUR1 March 1868Janet BALFOURFind the father
Janet BALFOUR7 September 1865Helen Balfour Or CARGILLFind the father
Jessie BALFOUR5 August 1871Janet BALFOURFather found
Alexander BARCLAY1 January 1862Grace BARCLAYFind the father
Andrew BARCLAY14 January 1868Grace BARCLAYFind the father
Catherine BARCLAY18 July 1864Grace BARCLAYFind the father
Isabella BARCLAY12 October 1858Grace BARCLAYFind the father
Isabella BARCLAY7 November 1868Isabella BARCLAYFind the father
Janet BARCLAY7 November 1868Isabella BARCLAYFind the father
Cecilia BEALL29 March 1859Catherine BEALLFind the father
Elizabeth BEALL24 March 1857Catherine BEALLFind the father
Andrew BELFIELD15 September 1860Margaret BELFIELDFind the father
Johan BELFORD24 October 1856Catherine Black BELFORDFind the father
William BELL29 November 1869Margaret BELLFind the father
John BLACK16 May 1873Catherine BLACKFather found
Margaret BLACK6 September 1871Betsy BLACKFind the father
William BLACK31 August 1867Mary BLACKFind the father
William Neilson BLACK2 July 1870Isabella BLACKFind the father
James BLYTH27 July 1867Margaret BLYTHFind the father
Margaret BLYTH9 April 1870Margaret BLYTHFind the father
Alexander BOGIE26 July 1855Charlotte BOGIEFind the father
David BRODIE10 June 1864Margaret BRODIEFind the father
Peter BROTCHIE1 February 1869Jane BROTCHIEFind the father
James BROWN24 July 1874Martha BROWNFind the father
Jessie BROWN8 May 1873Jessie BROWNFind the father
Catherine BUCHANAN1 March 1863Catherine BUCHANANFind the father
David BUCHANAN14 September 1855Catherine BUCHANANFind the father
Isabella BUCHANAN26 July 1858Catherine BUCHANANFind the father
Alexander BURNET28 December 1864Mary BURNETFind the father
Euphemia BURNET18 June 1857Mary BURNETFind the father
Grace BURT22 February 1872Grace BURTFind the father
John BURT30 December 1869Sarah BURTFather found
Robert CAMERON22 December 1863Helen CAMERONFind the father
Esther CANE24 March 1866Esther CANEFind the father
Thomas CANT9 April 1874Cecilia CANTFind the father
Alexander CARGILL16 June 1856Isabella CARGILLFind the father
James CARGILL16 June 1856Isabella CARGILLFind the father
Janet Sinclair CARGILL10 April 1873Christian CARGILLFind the father
Jemima CARGILL14 October 1858Isabella CARGILLFind the father
Joanna CARGILL27 May 1873Ann CARGILLFind the father
Agnes CHRISTIE2 October 1867Catherine CHRISTIEFind the father
Helen CHRYSTAL11 November 1866Janet CHRYSTALFind the father
David COLLIER3 February 1866Mary COLLIERFind the father
Margaret COLLIER6 June 1872Mary COLLIERFather found
James COOK8 December 1874Helen COOKFind the father
George COULTER10 April 1858Jean COULTERFind the father
James CRICHTON18 July 1867Jane CRICHTONFind the father
Janet CRICHTON3 April 1863Jane CRICHTONFind the father
Mary CRYSTAL6 September 1868Janet CRYSTALFind the father
Isabella CUNNINGHAM2 June 1856Agnes CUNNINGHAMFind the father
Janet CUNNINGHAM3 November 1859Isabella CUNNINGHAMFind the father
Sophia CUNNINGHAM27 July 1867Sophia CUNNINGHAMFind the father
William CUNNINGHAM27 March 1855Isabella CUNNINGHAMFind the father
Thomas Alexander DALL20 April 1858Jane DALLFind the father
Mary Jane DAVIDSON22 September 1865Janet DAVIDSONFind the father
James Colin DAWSON7 February 1856Betsy DAWSONFind the father
John DEWAR1 August 1855Mary Dewar Or MOFFATTFind the father
Joseph DEWAR15 January 1873Elizabeth DEWARFind the father
Elizabeth DICK18 November 1856Elizabeth DICKFind the father
Elizabeth DICK16 April 1859Margaret DICKFind the father
Margaret DICK4 August 1863Elizabeth DICKFind the father
Mary DONALDSON24 June 1855Margaret DONALDSONFind the father
Archibald DOTT29 August 1859Christian DOTTFind the father
Christian DOTT26 March 1866Christian DOTTFind the father
George DOTT11 August 1862Christian DOTTFind the father
Isabella DOTT22 August 1870Margaret DOTTFind the father
John DOTT21 October 1855Christian DOTTFind the father
Margaret DOTT17 May 1856Janet DOTTFind the father
William DOWNIE27 June 1870Mary DOWNIEFind the father
Betsy DRUMMOND5 February 1865Robina DRUMMONDFind the father
Charles DRUMMOND26 September 1855Robina DRUMMONDFind the father
David DUNCAN26 December 1861Janet DUNCANFind the father
Alfred ELDER25 April 1874Janet ELDERFind the father
David ELDER21 November 1865Agnes ELDERFind the father
Jessie FAIR2 December 1856Jean FAIRFind the father
John FAIRFULL27 November 1859Helen FAIRFULLFind the father
Mary FARQUHAR14 June 1863Eliza FARQUHARFind the father
Robert GOODSIR4 October 1862Jessie GOODSIRFind the father
Joan GORDON21 September 1855Ann GORDONFind the father
Alexander GOWANS25 April 1867Mary GOWANSFind the father
George GOWANS1 May 1871Mary GOWANSFind the father
Thomas GRANT7 August 1859Agnes GRANTFind the father
Robert GRAY25 September 1864Ann GRAYFind the father
Andrew GREIRSON10 December 1865Eliza GREIRSONFind the father
Andrew GRIEVE22 October 1855Agnes GRIEVEFind the father
James GRIEVE14 April 1866Agnes GRIEVEFind the father
Janet GRIEVE13 November 1871Christina GRIEVEFind the father
Robert GRIEVE30 May 1869Christina GRIEVEFind the father
Jemima Brown GUTHRIE22 February 1868Christina GUTHRIEFind the father
Alexandrina HAMILTON10 May 1863Margaret HAMILTONFind the father
Thomas HAMILTON21 July 1867Margaret HAMILTONFind the father
Agnes Smith HENDERSON2 July 1869Sophia HENDERSONFind the father
Helen HONEYMAN20 June 1864Margaret HONEYMANFather found
Janet HOOD6 December 1863Elizabeth HOODFind the father
Robert HUME19 February 1869Harriet HUMEFind the father
Jane HUNTER17 May 1861Mary HUNTERFind the father
Mary HUNTER25 May 1867Mary HUNTERFind the father
William HUNTER28 January 1863Abercrombie HUNTERFind the father
William HUNTER16 February 1863Jean HUNTERFind the father
Charles HUTCHISON30 July 1874Jean HUTCHISONFind the father
Isabella HUTCHISON12 May 1857Isabella HUTCHISONFind the father
James HUTCHISON9 January 1855Helen HUTCHISONFind the father
James HUTCHISON25 November 1857Marion HUTCHISONFind the father
James HUTCHISON18 November 1868Christina HUTCHISONFind the father
William INGLIS22 June 1855Mary INGLISFind the father
William INGLIS2 June 1871Mary Ann INGLISFind the father
Elizabeth Corr JOHNSTON30 June 1856Elizabeth JOHNSTONFind the father
Janet JOHNSTON8 May 1866Janet JOHNSTONFind the father
Cecilia KEAN29 August 1865Cecilia KEANFind the father
Ann KEDDIE20 December 1859Christian KEDDIEFind the father
Henry KEDDIE12 November 1855Mary KEDDIEFind the father
James KEDDIE20 September 1864Catherine KEDDIEFind the father
William KERR19 October 1863Margaret KERRFind the father
Isabella KILDAY24 August 1857Agnes Kilday Or CHRISTIEFind the father
John KILDAY11 December 1856Catherine KILDAYFind the father
Sarah KIMMAT18 April 1855Mary KIMMATFind the father
Agnes KIRK26 February 1871Elizabeth KIRKFind the father
John KIRK14 December 1866Elizabeth KIRKFind the father
Margaret LAING9 June 1859Jessie LAINGFind the father
Isabella LANDSMAN5 October 1866Helen LANDSMANFind the father
Jeannie LANGLANDS19 June 1874Jeannie Ramsay LANGLANDSFind the father
Johanna LAVEROCK15 May 1866Alison LAVEROCKFind the father
Janet LAW12 November 1855Janet LAWFind the father
Margaret LAWRIE7 February 1857Janet LAWRIEFind the father
Elizabeth LEITCH31 August 1871Margaret LEITCHFind the father
John LEITCH27 July 1873Margaret LEITCHFind the father
Margaret LEITCH17 April 1865Margaret LEITCHFind the father
Thomas LEITCH17 May 1860Margaret LEITCHFind the father
Ann LESSELS25 May 1863Janet LESSELSFind the father
Thomas LESSELS24 April 1863Elizabeth LESSELSFind the father
Mary Ann LINDSAY23 April 1873Elizabeth LINDSAYFind the father
Alexander LOGAN9 July 1873Jane LOGANFind the father
George LOGAN14 June 1867Jane LOGANFind the father
James LOGAN22 January 1871Jane LOGANFind the father
Janet Grace MACKIE25 March 1867Grace MACKIEFind the father
Elizabeth MANNERS13 September 1858Margaret MANNERSFind the father
David MARSHALL21 September 1864Elizabeth MARSHALLFind the father
James MARTIN15 October 1856Janet MARTINFind the father
John MARTIN25 January 1871Jane MARTINFind the father
Margaret MARTIN23 February 1873Agnes MARTINFind the father
David MATHEWSON22 November 1860Christian MATHEWSONFind the father
Jane MATHEWSON7 July 1860Margaret MATHEWSONFind the father
Andrew MCDONALD31 October 1865Jessie MCDONALDFind the father
John MCGREGOR31 July 1857Agnes MCGREGORFind the father
Ann MCINTOSH19 January 1857Elizabeth MCINTOSHFind the father
Duncan MCKENZIE23 October 1868Jane MCKENZIEFind the father
Agnes MCLEAN14 September 1865Agnes MCLEANFind the father
George MCLEAN5 November 1863Agnes MCLEANFind the father
Elizabeth MCPHERSON20 May 1867Elizabeth MCPHERSONFind the father
Robert MICHIE2 April 1861Margaret MICHIEFind the father
Andrew MILLAR2 April 1863Eliza MILLARFind the father
David MILLAR25 April 1871Eliza MILLARFind the father
Elizabeth MILLAR11 February 1867Elizabeth MILLARFind the father
Ann MILLER22 May 1873Mary MILLERFind the father
David MILLER4 July 1868Isabella MILLERFind the father
Euphemia MILLER21 August 1858Jean MILLERFind the father
Isabella MILLER17 July 1869Mary MILLERFind the father
Thomas MILLER23 April 1873Eliza MILLERFind the father
Euphemia MITCHELL1 April 1866Mary MITCHELLFind the father
Mary MITCHELL20 March 1857Elizabeth MITCHELLFind the father
Mary MOFFAT16 May 1862Mary MOFFATFind the father
David MORE3 December 1859Margaret MOREFind the father
John MORRIS17 April 1865Jessie MORRISFind the father
Christina MUIR5 October 1864Janet MUIRFind the father
Ann MURRAY18 July 1865Betsy MURRAYFind the father
Isabella MURRAY4 July 1867Margaret MURRAYFind the father
William MYLES25 March 1856Isabella MYLESFind the father
Ann NEILSON3 February 1861Ann NEILSONFind the father
Catherine NELSON18 November 1865Catherine NELSONFind the father
Isabella NESS27 July 1866Ann NESSFind the father
Jane NICHOLSON5 October 1871Jane NICHOLSONFind the father
Janet NICHOLSON6 July 1865Janet NICHOLSONFind the father
Elizabeth NICOL11 August 1871Elizabeth NICOLFind the father
Henrietta NICOL14 February 1855Martha NICOLFind the father
James NICOL16 March 1860Catherine NICOLFind the father
Mary NICOL20 April 1856Martha NICOLFind the father
Thomas NICOL8 February 1865Elizabeth NICOLFind the father
Jessie OGILVIE16 November 1873Janet OGILVIEFind the father
Robert Whyte PATERSON2 August 1858Janet PATERSONFind the father
Janet PATTERSON10 September 1863Janet PATTERSONFind the father
John PENMAN18 September 1857Elizabeth PENMANFind the father
James PHILP21 December 1870Jane PHILPFind the father
John PHILP15 January 1865Christian PHILPFind the father
Thomas PHILP6 November 1860Margaret PHILPFind the father
Elizabeth Paton PRINGLE16 December 1874Elizabeth PRINGLEFind the father
Johan Elizabeth PRINGLE23 February 1871Elizabeth PRINGLEFind the father
Alexander PULLER4 October 1861Mary PULLERFind the father
Mary PULLER24 December 1872Mary PULLERFind the father
James RAMSAY5 June 1865Elizabeth RAMSAYFind the father
Robina RAMSAY12 December 1872Elizabeth RAMSAYFind the father
Adam REDDIE14 September 1874Agnes REDDIEFind the father
Helen REID11 September 1873Helen REIDFind the father
James REID24 February 1872Margaret REIDFind the father
John REID10 December 1857Agnes REIDFind the father
Margaret REID10 December 1870Margaret REIDFind the father
Robina REID18 June 1855Janet REIDFind the father
Euphemia RENNIE18 December 1868Ann RENNIEFind the father
John Gilmour RICHARDSON5 May 1861Johanna RICHARDSONFather found
Alexander RITCHIE15 May 1856Margaret RITCHIEFind the father
David ROBERTSON25 May 1866Betsy ROBERTSONFind the father
Isabella ROBERTSON1 July 1868Alison ROBERTSONFind the father
James ROBERTSON1 August 1857Margaret ROBERTSONFind the father
John ROBERTSON23 January 1869Betsy ROBERTSONFind the father
Mary Jane ROBERTSON14 July 1866Mary Ann ROBERTSONFind the father
Thomas ROBERTSON4 March 1862Jemima ROBERTSONFind the father
Francis ROUCH14 November 1860Sarah ROUCHFind the father
Robert RUTHERFORD4 September 1860Hannah RUTHERFORDFind the father
Harriet SAUNDERS7 April 1864Isabella SAUNDERSFind the father
Elizabeth SHAND25 September 1861Betsy SHANDFind the father
Thomas SIME7 January 1856Catherine SIMEFind the father
Isabella Christie SIMONS21 November 1861Jane SIMONSFind the father
Ann SIMPSON1 July 1869Ann SIMPSONFind the father
James SIMPSON20 September 1864Jane SIMPSONFind the father
Jane SIMPSON3 September 1862Jane SIMPSONFind the father
David SKINNER27 December 1874Margaret SKINNERFind the father
Mary Catherine SMART17 January 1860Jessie SMARTFind the father
Elizabeth SMITH19 May 1855Elizabeth SMITHFind the father
George SMITH29 June 1861Isabella SMITHFather found
Isabella SMITH27 April 1859Mary SMITHFather found
James SMITH10 January 1863Grace SMITHFind the father
John SMITH8 December 1858Janet SMITHFind the father
Ann Baynes SPEEDIE8 December 1860Barbara SPEEDIEFind the father
James STEEDMAN20 August 1862Margaret STEEDMANFind the father
Isabella STENHOUSE6 December 1862Helen STENHOUSEFind the father
James STENHOUSE8 August 1865Helen STENHOUSEFind the father
Margaret STEWART30 June 1861Margaret STEWARTFind the father
Mary STEWART19 October 1855Margaret STEWARTFind the father
Elizabeth SWAN31 December 1856Helen SWANFind the father
Helen TAYLOR12 March 1872Eliza TAYLORFind the father
Robert TAYLOR4 September 1863Agnes TAYLORFind the father
John Adamson TELLFOURD10 July 1861Elizabeth TELLFOURDFind the father
James TERRACE2 June 1874Jessie TERRACEFind the father
Jessie THOMAS30 July 1868Eliza THOMASFind the father
David THOMSON1 December 1868Isabella THOMSONFind the father
Isabella THOMSON23 September 1865Isabella THOMSONFather found
James THOMSON26 September 1857Elizabeth THOMSONFind the father
Janet THOMSON5 July 1872Isabella THOMSONFind the father
Joan THOMSON5 January 1867Agnes THOMSONFind the father
Mary Chalmers THOMSON19 June 1868Catherine THOMSONFind the father
William THOMSON28 March 1863Mary THOMSONFind the father
Catherine TURPIE18 June 1870Elizabeth TURPIEFind the father
James TURPIE2 February 1874Elizabeth TURPIEFind the father
Andrew VEITCH7 April 1859Maria VEITCHFind the father
Ann WALKER27 April 1856Elizabeth WALKERFind the father
Ann WALKER11 January 1857Margaret WALKERFind the father
James WALKER6 November 1872Jane WALKERFind the father
John WALKER4 August 1870Mary WALKERFind the father
Margaret WALKER30 October 1862Margaret WALKERFind the father
William WALKER21 April 1872Elizabeth WALKERFind the father
David WALLACE1 November 1858Isabella WALLACEFind the father
David WALLACE8 July 1864Euphemia WALLACEFind the father
John WALLACE6 November 1862Barbara WALLACEFind the father
Helen WARDLAW3 October 1864Helen WARDLAWFind the father
Agnes WATSON24 May 1874Agnes WATSONFind the father
Elizabeth WATSON24 January 1855Margaret WATSONFind the father
Henry WATSON17 October 1858Margaret WATSONFind the father
Henry WEEPERS2 March 1874Elizabeth WEEPERSFather found
David WEIR13 July 1857Dorothy WEIRFind the father
Jane WEIR3 August 1859Susan WEIRFind the father
John WEIR15 March 1860Marjory WEIRFind the father
Watson WEIR13 January 1865Margaret WEIRFind the father
Agnes WESTWATER20 July 1866Janet WESTWATERFind the father
Alison WESTWATER30 June 1868Janet WESTWATERFind the father
Andrew WESTWATER7 February 1856Janet WESTWATERFind the father
David WESTWATER1 January 1858Janet WESTWATERFind the father
David WESTWATER5 May 1860Alison WESTWATERFind the father
George WESTWATER4 October 1856Alison WESTWATERFind the father
Janet WESTWATER16 January 1863Alison WESTWATERFind the father
Janet WESTWATER20 July 1864Janet WESTWATERFind the father
Margaret WESTWATER21 February 1861Janet WESTWATERFind the father
William WESTWATER30 June 1870Janet WESTWATERFind the father
David WILKIE6 March 1855Rachel WILKIEFind the father
Michael WILKIE6 January 1855Elizabeth WILKIEFather found
Christina WILKINSON11 October 1857Christina WILKINSONFind the father
David WILKINSON10 May 1869Margaret WILKINSONFind the father
James WILKINSON18 September 1866Margaret WILKINSONFind the father
Andrew WILLIAMSON26 December 1864Janet WILLIAMSONFind the father
James WILLIAMSON8 November 1855Janet WILLIAMSONFind the father
James WILLIAMSON11 January 1869Grace WILLIAMSONFind the father
Jessie Denham WILLIAMSON17 September 1860Isabella WILLIAMSONFind the father
Ann WILSON15 June 1866Christina WILSONFind the father
Margaret Howden WILSON5 October 1871Agnes WILSONFind the father
Eliza WISHART25 December 1855Eliza WISHARTFind the father
George WRIGHT22 August 1866Agnes WRIGHTFind the father
Margaret WRIGHT14 May 1861Margaret WRIGHTFind the father
Robert WRIGHT12 November 1870Margaret WRIGHTFind the father
Peter WYLLIE9 February 1873Ann WYLLIEFind the father
Charlotte YOUNG17 April 1867Jane YOUNGFind the father
Divina YOUNG9 February 1870Jane YOUNGFind the father
George YOUNG12 March 1861Catherine YOUNGFind the father
Margaret YOUNG18 November 1856Catherine YOUNGFind the father
Mary YOUNG10 December 1870Margaret YOUNGFather found
Robert YOUNG7 December 1862Jeanie YOUNGFind the father
William YOUNG19 February 1873Jane YOUNGFind the father
Helen YULE21 March 1870Cecilia YULEFather found

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
ADAMSON or LOW, Elizabeth
housewife
Born about 1838
Married
Previous residence: 10 Pottery Road, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
ADAMSON, John
sailor (coal trimmer)
Born about 1847
Married
Previous residence: Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife		1884
ADIE, John
mason
Born about 1846
Married
Previous residence: 6 Randolph Road, Gallatown, by Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1885
AITKEN, Ann
factory worker
Born about 1840
Single
Previous residence: Montrose Royal Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
7 Nov 1905Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Montrose Royal Asylum		1864-1866
AITKEN, Robert
general merchant
Born about 1856
Single
Previous residence: 9a Relief Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1901
ALEXANDER or LAING, Elizabeth Dougall
housewife, formerly mill worker
Born about 1855
Married
Previous residence: Coalgate, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District1893
ALEXANDER or MCCORMICK, Elizth
housewife
Born about 1840
Married
Previous residence: Overton Road, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Abbey
Fife		1873-1874
ALEXANDER, James
engineer
Born about 1864
Single
Previous residence: Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
22 Jun 1891Order images (2)Crichton Institution
Fife		1879-1890
ALISON or CROMBIE, Betsy
housekeeper
Born about 1833
Married
Previous residence: East Row, Hawkleymuir, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1871
ALISON, Janet
factory worker
Born about 1847
Single
Previous residence: Sinclairtown, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1867
ALISON, John
labourer
Born about 1856
Married
Previous residence: 41 Back Street, Pathhead (St Leonard's Place, Kinghorn)
Chargeable parish: Dysart
23 Nov 1900Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1899
ALLAN or NICHOLSON, Eliz
collier's wife
Born about 1829
Married
Previous residence: Boreland, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
17 Nov 1871Order images (3)Fife
Fife And Kinross		1866-1871
ALLAN or STEVENSON, Isabella
housewife
Born about 1870
Married
Previous residence: Glasgow Parochial Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
21 Sep 1901Order images (2)Fife District Asylum
Glasgow P A		1897
ALLAN, William
collier
Born about 1833
Single
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Morningside		1866-1868
ANDERSON, Archibald
sewing machine maker
Born about 1855
Married
Previous residence: Dysart combination poorhouse
Chargeable parish: Dysart
1 May 1897Order image (1)Fife District1896
ANDERSON or KAY, Christina
housewife
Born about 1854
Married
Previous residence: Liquorstone, Falkland
Chargeable parish: Falkland
16 Jan 1928Order images (4)Fife District Asylum1891-1909
ANDERSON or TAYLOR, Christina
housekeeper
Born about 1840
Married
Previous residence: Lorne Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (3)Fife
Fife District Asylum		1881-1901
ANDERSON, James
farm servant and labourer
Born about 1822
Single
Previous residence: Dysart combination poorhouse
Chargeable parish: Dysart
27 Dec 1869Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1869
BERRY, Archibald
labourer
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: Parkhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1879
BIRRELL or KEDDIE, Elizth
Born about 1815
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Elizth Burrel or Keddie
9 Jan 1877Order images (2)Fife And Kinross1869-1871
BISSET or REID, Margaret
factory worker
Born about 1841
Married
Previous residence: Dobie's Close, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District1893
BLACK, John
floor cloth worker
Born about 1848
Married
Previous residence: states Nether Street, Pathhead, brought from County Buildings, Cupar
Chargeable parish: Kilconquhar
6 Aug 1892Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
BLYTH, Jane
governess
Born about 1861
Single
Previous residence: 36 Nairn Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1901
BRIDGES, Andrew
labourer
Born about 1828
Married
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife And Kinross		1863-1868
BRODIE or MITCHELL, Jane
housewife
Born about 1829
Married
Previous residence: Birrell Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1877
BROWN, David
engineer
Born about 1818
Single
Previous residence: Montrose Royal Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Montrose Royal Asylum		1864-1866
BROWN or SPEEDIE, Margt
domestic servant
Born about 1846
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
1 Oct 1890Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Morningside		1871-1872
BRUCE or GRAY, Janet
weaver (before marriage), wife of ploughman
Born about 1832
Married
Previous residence: Perth District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Janet Gray or Bruce
Jessie Gray or Bruce
20 Feb 1872Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Perth District Asylum		1870
BRUCE or GRAY, Jessie
weaver (before marriage), wife of ploughman
Born about 1832
Married
Previous residence: Perth District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Janet Gray or Bruce
Jessie Gray or Bruce
20 Feb 1872Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Perth District Asylum		1870
BURNETT or HALLEY, Catherine
fireman's wife
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: 92 Back Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
23 Oct 1905Order image (1)Fife1885
BURREL or KEDDIE, Elizth
Born about 1815
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Elizth Birrell or Keddie
9 Jan 1877Order images (2)Fife And Kinross1869-1871
BURT, Euphemia
domestic servant
Born about 1838
Single
Previous residence: 17 Alexandra Street, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
Order image (1)Fife1884
BURT or CUTHBERT, Fanny
joiner's wife
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: Overton Road, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
10 Sep 1890Order image (1)Fife1883
BURT, John
iron turner
Born about 1870
Single
Previous residence: 1 West Wynd, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1898
CANT or STENHOUSE, Jane
housewife
Born about 1825
Married
Previous residence: Redford, Strathore
Chargeable parish: Dysart
21 Jun 1890Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
CHALMERS or CUNNINGHAM, Eliza
housekeeper
Born about 1838
Married
Previous residence: Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
Order image (1)Fife1873
CHRISTIE, Henry
shoemaker
Born about 1837
Married
Previous residence: High Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
18 Dec 1875Order image (1)Fife1874
CLARK, Francis William
ship carpenter
Born about 1850
Married
Previous residence: Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife District		1893
CLARK, Susan
factory worker
Born about 1843
Single
Previous residence: 153 St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
Order image (1)Fife District1894
CLUNIE or DOWNIE, Euphemia
housewife
Born about 1841
Married
Previous residence: 205 St Clair Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
19 Jan 1896Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1892
CLUNIE or REEKIE, Helen
housekeeper
Born about 1819
Widowed
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
9 Sep 1889Order image (1)Fife1888
COULTER or KIRKCALDY or HUTCHISON, Lucy
housewife, wife of labourer
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: Kilconquhar
Chargeable parish: Kilconquhar
10 Jun 1918Order image (1)Dundee Royal Asylum1890
CRAWFORD, William22 Nov 1888Order images (3)Fife
Morningside		1871-1883
CROMBIE or ALISON, Betsy
housekeeper
Born about 1833
Married
Previous residence: East Row, Hawkleymuir, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1871
CROMBIE or RINTOUL, Janet
housewife
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: 260 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
26 Jul 1893Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1891
CUMMINGS or TERRACE or WALLACE, Margaret
housewife
Born about 1866
Married
Previous residence: Midlothian District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Terrace or Wallace or Cummings
Margaret Terrace Wallace or Cummings
17 Jun 1900Order images (2)Fife District Asylum
Midlothian District Asylum		1898
CUMMINGS or WALLACE, Margaret Terrace
housewife
Born about 1866
Married
Previous residence: Midlothian District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Terrace or Wallace or Cummings
Margaret Terrace Wallace or Cummings
17 Jun 1900Order images (2)Fife District Asylum
Midlothian District Asylum		1898
CUNNINGHAM or CHALMERS, Eliza
housekeeper
Born about 1838
Married
Previous residence: Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
Order image (1)Fife1873
CUNNINGHAM, William
labourer
Born about 1835
Married
Previous residence: 9 South Row, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
31 Jan 1905Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1901
CUTHBERT or BURT, Fanny
joiner's wife
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: Overton Road, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
10 Sep 1890Order image (1)Fife1883
DALL or MAIN, Cathe Lindsay
housewife
Born about 1854
Married
Previous residence: Elgin Cottages, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
18 Jul 1881Order image (1)Fife1881
DAVIDSON or MCFARLANE, Marion
housewife
Born about 1851
Widowed
Previous residence: Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
24 Jun 1886Order images (2)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife		1884
DEAS, Margaret
powerloom weaver
Born about 1849
Single
Previous residence: Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
27 Aug 1883Order images (2)Fife And Kinross1871-1872
DOWNIE or STEEDMAN, Elizth
housekeeper
Born about 1826
Married
Previous residence: Long Row, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1874
DOWNIE or CLUNIE, Euphemia
housewife
Born about 1841
Married
Previous residence: 205 St Clair Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
19 Jan 1896Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1892
DRUMMOND, Janet
mill worker
Born about 1847
Single
Previous residence: Dysart combination poorhouse
Chargeable parish: Dysart
11 Nov 1906Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1901
DUNCAN or WILLIAMSON, Isabella
housewife, formerly field labourer
Born about 1830
Married
Previous residence: Russell Place, Oswald Road, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
5 Mar 1891Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
DUNCAN or RAMSAY, Margaret
blacksmith's wife
Born about 1858
Married
Previous residence: 19 Nether Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1887
DUNCAN or EWINGS, Martha
housewife
Born about 1850
Married
Previous residence: Castle of Guns, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
DUNCAN, Philip
plumber and gasfitter
Born about 1846
Married
Previous residence: 231 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
7 Apr 1898Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1892
DUNCAN, William
labourer
Born about 1826
Married
Previous residence: East Bridge Mills, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1876
EASTON, Isabella
factory worker
Born about 1851
Single
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
25 Jun 1913Order image (1)Fife1887
EWINGS or DUNCAN, Martha
housewife
Born about 1850
Married
Previous residence: Castle of Guns, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
FERGUSON, Henry
floor cloth labourer
Born about 1853
Single
Previous residence: Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
27 Nov 1914Order images (4)Fife
Fife District Asylum		1874-1914
FERNIE, Thomas
baker journeyman
Born about 1872
Single
Previous residence: 38 Holyrood Place, Dunfermline
Chargeable parish: Dunfermline
Also known as
Thomas Duncan Fernie
5 Jan 1918Order images (3)Fife District
Fife District Asylum		1893-1898
FERNIE, Thomas Duncan
baker journeyman
Born about 1872
Single
Previous residence: 38 Holyrood Place, Dunfermline
Chargeable parish: Dunfermline
Also known as
Thomas Fernie
5 Jan 1918Order images (3)Fife District
Fife District Asylum		1893-1898
FINLAYSON or NICHOLSON, Euphemia
housewife
Born about 1860
Married
Previous residence: 10 Elgin Cottages, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Euphemia Nicholson or Finlayson
Euphemia Nicolson or Finlayson
Order images (6)Fife District Asylum1898-1914
FINLAYSON or NICOLSON, Euphemia
housewife
Born about 1860
Married
Previous residence: 10 Elgin Cottages, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Euphemia Nicholson or Finlayson
Euphemia Nicolson or Finlayson
Order images (6)Fife District Asylum1898-1914
FORKER, Rachel
mill worker
Born about 1854
Single
Previous residence: Braehead Cottages, Cupar
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1898
GALLIGAN or REILLY, Thomas
pedlar
Born about 1873
Single
Previous residence: Kirkcaldy Police Office
Chargeable parish: Dysart
11 Mar 1917Order images (3)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife District Asylum
Montrose Royal Asylum		1897
GILLESPIE, William
soldier and labourer
Born about 1862
Married
Previous residence: 260 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown and Police Office, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1901
GORDON or MOYES, Ann
kept a shop
Born about 1790
Widowed
Previous residence: Tranent Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Ann Moyes or Gordon
Ann Noyes or Gordon
1 Dec 1871Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Tranent Asylum		1859-1866
GORDON or NOYES, Ann
kept a shop
Born about 1790
Widowed
Previous residence: Tranent Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Ann Moyes or Gordon
Ann Noyes or Gordon
1 Dec 1871Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Tranent Asylum		1859-1866
GOWANS, Betsy
domestic servant
Born about 1838
Single
Previous residence: 16 Back Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1883
GRAY or BRUCE, Janet
weaver (before marriage), wife of ploughman
Born about 1832
Married
Previous residence: Perth District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Jessie Gray or Bruce
20 Feb 1872Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Perth District Asylum		1870
GRAY or BRUCE, Jessie
weaver (before marriage), wife of ploughman
Born about 1832
Married
Previous residence: Perth District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Janet Gray or Bruce
20 Feb 1872Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Perth District Asylum		1870
GREIG or JUSTICE, Elizth
housewife
Born about 1831
Married
Previous residence: Mountflowerie, Leven
Chargeable parish: Scoonie
Order images (2)Fife1882-1883
HALLEY or BURNETT, Catherine
fireman's wife
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: 92 Back Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
23 Oct 1905Order image (1)Fife1885
HENDERSON, Jessie
factory worker
Born about 1874
Single
Previous residence: 44 Sutherland Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1899
HODGE, Andrew
baker
Born about 1866
Single
Previous residence: 136 St Clair Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
19 Oct 1926Order image (1)Fife District1896
HUNTER, Alexander
grocer
Born about 1866
Married
Previous residence: 15 Bandon Avenue, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1893
HUTCHISON or KIRKCALDY or COULTER, Lucy
housewife, wife of labourer
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: Kilconquhar
Chargeable parish: Kilconquhar
10 Jun 1918Order image (1)Dundee Royal Asylum1890
HYND or MCLERIE, Agnes
housekeeper and wife of a dyer
Born about 1847
Married
Previous residence: 86 Nether Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
29 Jun 1883Order image (1)Fife1883
HYND or WRIGHT, Euphemia
labourer's wife
Born about 1850
Married
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1888
INGRAM, Janet
weaver
Born about 1855
Single
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1873
JAMIESON, Elizabeth
mill worker
Born about 1863
Single
Previous residence: 8 Mid Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
16 Jan 1922Order image (1)Fife1882
JUSTICE or GREIG, Elizth
housewife
Born about 1831
Married
Previous residence: Mountflowerie, Leven
Chargeable parish: Scoonie
Order images (2)Fife1882-1883
KAY or RODGER, Annie
housekeeper
Born about 1851
Married
Previous residence: Mid Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1881
KAY or ANDERSON, Christina
housewife
Born about 1854
Married
Previous residence: Liquorstone, Falkland
Chargeable parish: Falkland
16 Jan 1928Order images (4)Fife District Asylum1891-1909
KEDDIE, Catherine
outdoor worker
Born about 1828
Single
Previous residence: Kinglassie
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Fife1874-1875
KEDDIE or BIRRELL, Elizth
Born about 1815
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Elizth Birrell or Keddie
Elizth Burrel or Keddie
9 Jan 1877Order images (2)Fife And Kinross1869-1871
KEDDIE or BURREL, Elizth
Born about 1815
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Elizth Birrell or Keddie
Elizth Burrel or Keddie
9 Jan 1877Order images (2)Fife And Kinross1869-1871
KEDDIE, James
labourer
Born about 1849
Single
Previous residence: Montrose Royal Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Montrose Royal Asylum		1865-1866
KIDD, Ann
shop assistant
Born about 1870
Single
Previous residence: 165 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
3 Jul 1898Order image (1)Fife District1895
KIDD, Catherine
domestic
Born about 1867
Single
Previous residence: Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
10 Jul 1934Order images (3)Fife
Fife District Asylum
Midlothian		1884-1890
KIDD or SEATH, Mgt
farm servant's wife
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: Forgan
Chargeable parish: Monimail
25 Aug 1882Order image (1)Fife1878
KIRKCALDY or COULTER or HUTCHISON, Lucy
housewife, wife of labourer
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: Kilconquhar
Chargeable parish: Kilconquhar
10 Jun 1918Order image (1)Dundee Royal Asylum1890
KNOX, Andrew
formerly a soldier, found wandering and destitute
Born about 1828
Widowed
Previous residence: no fixed abode, found wandering in Tayport
Chargeable parish: Dysart
14 Sep 1901Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1897
LAING or ALEXANDER, Elizabeth Dougall
housewife, formerly mill worker
Born about 1855
Married
Previous residence: Coalgate, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District1893
LEE, James
no employment
Born about 1831
Single
Previous residence: Cupar Jail
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1869
LESSELS, Christina
sewer
Born about 1824
Single
Previous residence: 246 St Clair Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
30 Dec 1901Order images (2)Fife1886
LESSELS, Thomas
miner
Born about 1857
Married
Previous residence: 7 West Quality Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
12 Mar 1892Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1889
LINTON, Isabella
domestic servant and mill worker
Born about 1855
Single
Previous residence: 13 Weaver's Row, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
1 Mar 1895Order image (1)Fife District1895
LOW or ADAMSON, Elizabeth
housewife
Born about 1838
Married
Previous residence: 10 Pottery Road, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
MAIN or DALL, Cathe Lindsay
housewife
Born about 1854
Married
Previous residence: Elgin Cottages, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
18 Jul 1881Order image (1)Fife1881
MARTIN, George
mason
Born about 1861
Single
Previous residence: 106 Alexandra Street, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
1 May 1896Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1892
MARTIN, Walter
blacksmith
Born about 1830
Married
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1877
MCCORMICK or ALEXANDER, Elizth
housewife
Born about 1840
Married
Previous residence: Overton Road, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Abbey
Fife		1873-1874
MCFARLANE or DAVIDSON, Marion
housewife
Born about 1851
Widowed
Previous residence: Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
24 Jun 1886Order images (2)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife		1884
MCLERIE or HYND, Agnes
housekeeper and wife of a dyer
Born about 1847
Married
Previous residence: 86 Nether Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
29 Jun 1883Order image (1)Fife1883
MCNEIL, James
law clerk
Born about 1845
Widowed
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
24 Feb 1886Order image (1)Fife1879
MENZIES, David
baker
Born about 1845
Single
Previous residence: Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1869
MICHIE, Peter
engineer's labourer
Born about 1866
Single
Previous residence: Dundee Royal Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Dundee Royal Asylum
Fife District Asylum		1901
MITCHELL, Helen Steele
domestic servant
Born about 1869
Single
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1887
MITCHELL or BRODIE, Jane
housewife
Born about 1829
Married
Previous residence: Birrell Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1877
MITCHELL, John
seaman
Born about 1852
Single
Previous residence: 93 High Street, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
6 Feb 1892Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1891
MITCHELL or TURNBULL, Mary Elizth
housewife, wife of spirit merchant
Born about 1835
Married
Previous residence: Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (3)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife		1882-1885
MORE or THOMSON, Margaret Taylor
housewife
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: 28 Institution Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Thomson Taylor or More
Margaret Taylor Thomson or More
Order images (2)Fife District
Fife District Asylum		1893-1909
MORE or TAYLOR, Margaret Thomson
housewife
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: 28 Institution Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Thomson Taylor or More
Margaret Taylor Thomson or More
Order images (2)Fife District
Fife District Asylum		1893-1909
MOYES or GORDON, Ann
kept a shop
Born about 1790
Widowed
Previous residence: Tranent Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Ann Noyes or Gordon
1 Dec 1871Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Tranent Asylum		1859-1866
MOYES, David
gardener
Born about 1864
Married
Previous residence: Tyrie Farm, Kinghorn (Manorhead House, Stow)
Chargeable parish: Kinghorn
2 Nov 1932Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1892
MUIR or WHYTE, Janet
blacksmith's wife
Born about 1837
Married
Previous residence: Strathore
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1888
NAPIER, David
pit drawer
Born about 1832
Married
Previous residence: 100 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
2 Nov 1901Order image (1)Fife District1896
NEILSON, Henry
labourer
Born about 1811
Widowed
Previous residence: Gallatown, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
5 Mar 1871Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1871
NELSON, Alice
mill worker formerly
Born about 1850
Widowed
Previous residence: Card's Wynd, Anstruther
Chargeable parish: Anstruther Easter
21 Apr 1897Order image (1)Fife1896
NICHOLSON or ALLAN, Eliz
collier's wife
Born about 1829
Married
Previous residence: Boreland, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
17 Nov 1871Order images (3)Fife
Fife And Kinross		1866-1871
NICHOLSON or FINLAYSON, Euphemia
housewife
Born about 1860
Married
Previous residence: 10 Elgin Cottages, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Euphemia Nicolson or Finlayson
Order images (6)Fife District Asylum1898-1914
NICHOLSON or RITCHIE, Margaret
domestic
Born about 1845
Widowed
Previous residence: 41 Pottery Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District1896
NICOLSON or FINLAYSON, Euphemia
housewife
Born about 1860
Married
Previous residence: 10 Elgin Cottages, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Euphemia Nicholson or Finlayson
Order images (6)Fife District Asylum1898-1914
NOYES or GORDON, Ann
kept a shop
Born about 1790
Widowed
Previous residence: Tranent Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Ann Moyes or Gordon
1 Dec 1871Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Tranent Asylum		1859-1866
PATERSON, James
mason
Born about 1847
Single
Previous residence: Glasgow
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1873
PATERSON, James
labourer
Born about 1850
Married
Previous residence: Walker's Close, Relief Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
14 Feb 1911Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1889
PEARSON, James
carter and labourer
Born about 1824
Married
Previous residence: Oswald Road, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1887
PEARSON, Robert
fish cadger
Born about 1856
Married
Previous residence: Steedman's Square, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Abbotshall
Order images (5)Fife
Fife District Asylum		1885-1908
PENMAN, Isabella
weaver
Born about 1839
Single
Previous residence: Boreland
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1878
PENMAN, Margaret
field labourer and mill worker
Born about 1816
Widowed
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1869
PENMAN, William
collier
Born about 1827
Married
Previous residence: Boreland
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1866
PHILP, John
weaver
Born about 1824
Single
Previous residence: Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
15 Feb 1874Order image (1)Fife1873
RAMSAY or DUNCAN, Margaret
blacksmith's wife
Born about 1858
Married
Previous residence: 19 Nether Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1887
REEKIE or CLUNIE, Helen
housekeeper
Born about 1819
Widowed
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
9 Sep 1889Order image (1)Fife1888
REEKIE, John
weaver
Born about 1819
Married
Previous residence: Hallcross House, Musselburgh
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (3)Fife And Kinross
Hallcross House
Lilybank House		1860-1866
REID or BISSET, Margaret
factory worker
Born about 1841
Married
Previous residence: Dobie's Close, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District1893
REILLY or GALLIGAN, Thomas
pedlar
Born about 1873
Single
Previous residence: Kirkcaldy Police Office
Chargeable parish: Dysart
11 Mar 1917Order images (3)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife District Asylum
Montrose Royal Asylum		1897
RINTOUL or CROMBIE, Janet
housewife
Born about 1845
Married
Previous residence: 260 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
26 Jul 1893Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1891
RITCHIE, Margaret
powerloom weaver
Born about 1851
Single
Previous residence: Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margt Ritchie
14 Mar 1899Order images (2)Fife1879-1883
RITCHIE or NICHOLSON, Margaret
domestic
Born about 1845
Widowed
Previous residence: 41 Pottery Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District1896
RITCHIE, Margt
powerloom weaver
Born about 1851
Single
Previous residence: Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Ritchie
14 Mar 1899Order images (2)Fife1879-1883
ROBERTSON, Alison
dressmaker
Born about 1869
Single
Previous residence: 272 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1897
ROBERTSON, George
weaver
Born about 1843
Single
Previous residence: 110 High Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
21 Nov 1910Order image (1)Fife1885
ROBERTSON, Henry
labourer
Born about 1883
Single
Previous residence: Burntisland
Chargeable parish: Burntisland
Order images (2)Fife District Asylum1901-1911
ROBERTSON, Mary
potter
Born about 1862
Single
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
25 Jul 1882Order image (1)Fife1882
ROBERTSON, Michael
powerloom tenter
Born about 1833
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1881
ROBERTSON, William
weaver
Born about 1806
Married
Previous residence: Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
29 May 1871Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1871
RODGER or KAY, Annie
housekeeper
Born about 1851
Married
Previous residence: Mid Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1881
ROLLAND, Robert
no occupation
Born about 1849
Single
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1881
RUSSELL, Thomas
linoleum printer
Born about 1857
Married
Previous residence: 42 Overton Road, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
25 Feb 1895Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1892
SANG, Margaret Ferguson
nurse for a few months
Born about 1877
Single
Previous residence: 68 Balsusney Road, Kirkcaldy
Chargeable parish: Kirkcaldy
Order images (2)Aberdeen Royal Asylum
Fife		1897-1902
SCOTT, David
private 78th Regt of Highlanders
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: Dublin
Chargeable parish: Dysart
27 Jun 1875Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1873
SEATH or KIDD, Mgt
farm servant's wife
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: Forgan
Chargeable parish: Monimail
25 Aug 1882Order image (1)Fife1878
SHARP or SMITH, Margt
housekeeper
Born about 1836
Married
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1875
SIBBALD, John
weaver, formerly a soldier
Born about 1866
Single
Previous residence: Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
16 Jul 1943Order images (2)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife District Asylum		1891-1892
SINCLAIR, Archibald
weaver
Born about 1813
Single
Previous residence: Hallcross House, Musselburgh
Chargeable parish: Dysart
9 Jul 1870Order images (3)Fife And Kinross
Hallcross House
Lilybank House		1850-1866
SINCLAIR, William
soldier
Born about 1823
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
22 Aug 1868Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1868
SMART, Margaret
mill worker
Born about 1842
Single
Previous residence: Hill Street, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
1 Aug 1894Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1893
SMITH, Grace
weaver
Born about 1841
Previous residence: Star, Kennoway
Chargeable parish: Dysart
15 Sep 1885Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1869
SMITH or SHARP, Margt
housekeeper
Born about 1836
Married
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1875
SPEEDIE or BROWN, Margt
domestic servant
Born about 1846
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
1 Oct 1890Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Morningside		1871-1872
STEEDMAN or DOWNIE, Elizth
housekeeper
Born about 1826
Married
Previous residence: Long Row, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1874
STEEDMAN, James
seaman
Born about 1866
Single
Previous residence: 194 Rosslyn Street, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
STEEDMAN , Margaret
yarn winder
Born about 1832
Single
Previous residence: Back Street, Pathhead (St Leonard's Place, Kinghorn)
Chargeable parish: Dysart
25 Oct 1891Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1891
STEEDMAN, Peter
general labourer
Born about 1835
Single
Previous residence: Dysart combination poorhouse
Chargeable parish: Dysart
19 Sep 1909Order image (1)Fife1886
STENHOUSE or CANT, Jane
housewife
Born about 1825
Married
Previous residence: Redford, Strathore
Chargeable parish: Dysart
21 Jun 1890Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
STEVENSON or ALLAN, Isabella
housewife
Born about 1870
Married
Previous residence: Glasgow Parochial Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
21 Sep 1901Order images (2)Fife District Asylum
Glasgow P A		1897
STEWART, James
mill worker
Born about 1828
Widowed
Previous residence: Stirling District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
8 Dec 1888Order images (2)Fife
Stirling		1888
STOCKS, Barbara
factory worker
Born about 1837
Single
Previous residence: Factory Square, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
25 Sep 1900Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1899
STORRAR, Esther
pipe finisher
Born about 1866
Single
Previous residence: 207 St Clair Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (2)Fife District Asylum1890-1899
SUTHERLAND, Isabella
domestic
Born about 1843
Single
Previous residence: 47 Nether Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District1895
TAYLOR or ANDERSON, Christina
housekeeper
Born about 1840
Married
Previous residence: Lorne Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (3)Fife
Fife District Asylum		1881-1901
TAYLOR or WILSON, Isab
weaver's wife
Born about 1828
Married
Previous residence: Montrose Royal Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
20 Aug 1893Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Montrose Royal Asylum		1865-1866
TAYLOR or MORE, Margaret Thomson
housewife
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: 28 Institution Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Taylor Thomson or More
Order images (2)Fife District
Fife District Asylum		1893-1909
TERRACE or WALLACE or CUMMINGS, Margaret
housewife
Born about 1866
Married
Previous residence: Midlothian District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Terrace or WallaceMargaret Terrace Wallace
17 Jun 1900Order images (2)Fife District Asylum
Midlothian District Asylum		1898
THOMSON, James
flax dresser
Born about 1820
Married
Previous residence: Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife And Kinross1866
THOMSON or MORE, Margaret Taylor
housewife
Born about 1842
Married
Previous residence: 28 Institution Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Thomson Taylor or More
Order images (2)Fife District
Fife District Asylum		1893-1909
THOMSON, Marion
domestic servant
Born about 1836
Single
Previous residence: Institution Street, Sinclairtown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
3 Feb 1891Order image (1)Fife1889
TODD, James
labourer in floorcloth factory
Born about 1858
Single
Previous residence: Park Road, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1891
TODD, Peter
carpenter
Born about 1825
Married
Previous residence: 31 Harriet Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1899
TURNBULL or MITCHELL, Mary Elizth
housewife, wife of spirit merchant
Born about 1835
Married
Previous residence: Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (3)Edinburgh Royal Asylum
Fife		1882-1885
VANNET, Margaret
sewer, formerly domestic servant
Born about 1837
Single
Previous residence: 88 Mid Street, Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
27 Feb 1907Order image (1)Fife1887
WALLACE or TERRACE or CUMMINGS, Margaret
housewife
Born about 1866
Married
Previous residence: Midlothian District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Terrace or WallaceMargaret Terrace Wallace
17 Jun 1900Order images (2)Fife District Asylum
Midlothian District Asylum		1898
WALLACE or CUMMINGS, Margaret Terrace
housewife
Born about 1866
Married
Previous residence: Midlothian District Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Also known as
Margaret Terrace or Wallace or Cummings
17 Jun 1900Order images (2)Fife District Asylum
Midlothian District Asylum		1898
WHYTE or MUIR, Janet
blacksmith's wife
Born about 1837
Married
Previous residence: Strathore
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1888
WILLIAMSON, George
weaver
Born about 1834
Single
Previous residence: Hallcross House, Musselburgh
Chargeable parish: Dysart
19 Dec 1895Order images (6)Dundee Royal Asylum
Fife And Kinross
Fife District
Hallcross House
Lilybank House		1855-1895
WILLIAMSON or DUNCAN, Isabella
housewife, formerly field labourer
Born about 1830
Married
Previous residence: Russell Place, Oswald Road, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
5 Mar 1891Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1890
WILLIAMSON, James
weaver
Born about 1827
Single
Previous residence: Hallcross House, Musselburgh
Chargeable parish: Dysart
14 Mar 1889Order images (3)Fife And Kinross
Hallcross House
Lilybank House		1850-1866
WILSON or TAYLOR, Isab
weaver's wife
Born about 1828
Married
Previous residence: Montrose Royal Asylum
Chargeable parish: Dysart
20 Aug 1893Order images (2)Fife And Kinross
Montrose Royal Asylum		1865-1866
WILSON, Robert
modeller
Born about 1814
Widowed
Previous residence: Dysart Poorhouse
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1876
WRIGHT, Cecilia
domestic and factory worker
Born about 1843
Single
Previous residence: 79 Argyle Square, Gallatown
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1898
WRIGHT or HYND, Euphemia
labourer's wife
Born about 1850
Married
Previous residence: Pathhead
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order image (1)Fife1888
WRIGHT, Lilias
factory worker
Born about 1851
Single
Previous residence: 8 Park Road, Hawklymuir
Chargeable parish: Dysart
27 Feb 1893Order image (1)Fife District Asylum1892
YOUNG, James
no occupation
Born about 1848
Single
Previous residence: Mary Graham's House, Kennoway
Chargeable parish: Dysart
18 Aug 1896Order image (1)Fife District1894
YOUNG, John
miner
Born about 1867
Married
Previous residence: 5 Fitzroy Square, Dysart
Chargeable parish: Dysart
Order images (3)Fife
Fife District Asylum		1896-1899

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.

Male Heads of families 1835 (NRS Reference: CH2/390/8 pp. 235-248)
Forename Surname Occupation Address Notes
WilliamMclean
DavidPentland
BenjaminForbes
JamesNormand
WilliamBonthron
JohnPhilp
RichardBarrie
RobertBrodie
JamesEdgar
JamesMiddlemas
JamesDuncan
JamesWalker
ThomasWilliamson
AlexanderAdamson
JohnPhilp
WilliamMuirelder
DavidFoggo
GeorgeNormandL[eft?]
RobertMeldrum
WilliamWilson
JosephLow
JamesMcleod
WalterThomson
WilliamPullar
JamesWilson
JohnNormand
JohnDewar
JohnWatt
DavidTaylorL[eft?]
FrancisWatt
JohnChristieDead
JohnDempster
RobertGrieve
JamesSmart
ThomasHunter
WilliamSmall
WilliamCumming
JohnForbes
PeterWatson
WilliamFinlayDead
GeorgeBeveridgeDead
WilliamOliver
RobertGlass
ThomasCrooks
GeorgeHorn
RobertKay
WilliamDall
ThomasSwayne
GeorgeSmart
AndrewMavor
JohnRind
JohnPaton
DavidTaylor
RobertHenderson
ArchibaldSmith
DavidMavor
JohnGrey
WilliamSinclair
JohnHalson
AlexanderNess
DavidLambL[eft?]
AlexanderAllan
JohnMiller
EvanMcpherson
JamesRobertson
DavidSwayne
PeterAdamson
JohnParker
AndrewJack
JohnPaton
JamesWilson
RobertWood
ThomasMillarelder
ColinMckenzieelder
WilliamLambelder
HenrySteele
WilliamRobertson
GeorgeCoulter
JamesDorrat
DavidMiller
WilliamMiller
PeterGrant
JohnKirk
JohnBlack
JamesNormand
RobertScott
DavidPye
AndrewPye
AndrewDavidson
WilliamKinlay
GeorgeMathieson
GeorgeGalloway
AndrewThomson
AlexanderThomson
DavidMill
DavidKemp
JohnGerard
AlexanderMcglashan
AlexanderPaterson
JohnMore
WalterMore
RobertMavor
AlexanderKerr
JohnShepherd
JohnThomson
JamesAnderson
WalterStark
JamesKayHawkly Muir
ThomasPhilpHawkly Muir
DavidWrightHawkly Muir
RobertDownieHawkly Muir
RobertBirrellHawkly Muir
WilliamGourlayHawkly Muir
JamesForganHawkly Muir
AndrewReedHawkly Muir
CharlesFraserHawkly Muir
JohnBuistHawkly Muir
DavidHoyHawkly Muir
ThomasHuttonHawkly Muir
WilliamInnesHawkly Muir
JamesRusselHawkly Muir
JohnMitchellHawkly Muir
JamesHaxtonHawkly Muir
WilliamMoreHawkly Muir
JosephOrrHawkly Muir
JamesMitchellHawkly Muir
HenryHornHawkly Muir
SwanBlythHawkly Muir
AndrewDuffelderHawkly Muir
DavidArchibaldBorland
AndrewEwingBorland
DavidBurttBorland
AndrewAdamsonBorland
ThomasCunninghamBorland
JamesPenmanBorland
MichaelBlythBorland
JohnAdamsonBorland
RobertCunninghamBorland
HenryAllanBorland
JohnPenmanBorland
PeterCunninghamBorland
WilliamAdamsonBorland
DavidChrystalBorland
JamesChrystalBorland
AlexanderKiddBorland
JamesHerdBorland
WilliamAllanBorland
JohnAdamsonBorland
DavidForbesGallaton
JohnBrassGallaton
AndrewHerdGallaton
WilliamMelvilleGallaton
AlexanderDalrympleGallaton
AndrewNicolsonGallaton
MatthewKiddGallaton
JamesMillerGallaton
DavidHutchesonGallaton
AlexanderWallaceGallaton
JamesMcmichaelGallaton
RobertCampbellGallaton
GeorgeLowGallaton
PeterRintoulGallaton
WilliamRintoulGallaton
RobertElderGallaton
AndrewTaylorGallaton
WilliamBrownGallaton
AlexanderAlisonGallaton
JamesWilkieGallaton
CharlesOgilvieGallaton
JamesEwingGallaton
AlexanderLindsayGallaton
JohnWilkieGallaton
AlexanderDavidsonGallaton
JohnMitchellGallaton
WilliamRobertsonGallaton
DuncanDavidsonGallaton
JohnMcarthurGallaton
ColinTerraceGallaton
JamesNicolsonGallaton
DavidHerdGallaton
GeorgeShieldsGallaton
ThomasCunninghamGallaton
DavidDickGallaton
AlexanderMitchellGallaton
EdwardMathiesonGallaton
JamesCunninghamGallaton
JohnDavidsonGallaton
PeterLaingGallaton
KennethMckenzieGallaton
RichardRobertsonGallaton
AlexanderHaldaneGallaton
AndrewShepherdGallaton
PeterNeishGallaton
WilliamDuncanGallaton
DavidRintoulGallaton
JohnRamsayGallaton
DavidCookGallaton
JohnAdamsonGallaton
HenryNapierGallaton
JamesMartinGallaton
DavidRussellGallaton
WilliamWilliamsonGallaton
DavidDuncanGallaton
JohnToddGallaton
AlexanderThomsonGallaton
WilliamAdamsonelderGallaton
JohnWalkerWest Gallaton
GeorgeDuncanWest Gallaton
JamesBoydWest Gallaton
AlexanderWilsonWest Gallaton
DavidDavidsonWest Gallaton
WilliamShieldsWest Gallaton
DavidMclarenWest Gallaton
AndrewKeddieWest Gallaton
JamesDavidsonWest Gallaton
WilliamMichieWest Gallaton
ThomasElderWest Gallaton
PeterDicksonWest Gallaton
JamesBuistWest Gallaton
PeterIrvineWest Gallaton
ThomasLesselsWest Gallaton
WilliamAlisonWest Gallaton
JamesWalkerWest Gallaton
PeterWeepersWest Gallaton
GeorgeGibsonWest Gallaton
DavidBogieWest Gallaton
JamesMoffatWest Gallaton
BoswellGordonWest Gallaton
AndrewChristieWest Gallaton
MagnusHerdWest Gallaton
WilliamBarclayelderWest Gallaton
DavidKinnell
AlexanderAnderson
JamesSliman
JamesHenderson
WilliamSalmon
WilliamShort
DavidPhilp
PeterBallingall
JamesDewar
AndrewSeath
AlexanderThomson
AndrewNicol
AlexanderBrown
ArchibaldBlackwood
AndrewGrieve
GeorgeGowans
GeorgeGibson
AlexanderMcleanelder
RobertWallaceelderPathhead
JamesGrayPathhead
GeorgeJohnstonPathhead
DavidBrownPathhead
JohnKilgourPathhead
AlexanderKennedyPathhead
ThomasBarclayPathhead
GeorgePhilpPathhead
JohnSpencePathhead
AndrewCarmichaelPathhead
JohnFarmerPathhead
DavidSimpsonPathhead
JohnDovePathhead
JamesGreigPathhead
AndrewMartinPathhead
RobertRossPathhead
JohnMortonPathhead
JamesMillerPathhead
DavidPearsonPathhead
HenryPagePathhead
MagnusRussellPathhead
GeorgeSpenceelderPathhead
AlexanderKeddiePathhead
AndrewSeathPathhead
HenrySpencePathhead
AndrewGreigPathhead
RobertKilgourPathhead
JohnBeveridgePathhead
AndrewClarkPathhead
AlexanderOliphantPathhead
AdamMarshallPathhead
ThomasMillarPathhead
WilliamStocksPathhead
AlexanderCasinPathhead
GeorgeMelvillePathhead
WilliamClarkPathhead
WilliamHutchesonPathhead
JamesBonesPathhead
CharlesReekiePathhead
JohnNicolPathhead
ArchibaldChalmersPathhead
RobertLockhartPathhead
JamesForbesPathhead
WilliamFraterPathhead
WilliamWallacePathhead
JohnTurpiePathhead
HenrySpencePathhead
WilliamScottelderPathhead
WilliamMilliePathhead
AlexanderGibbPathhead
ThomasRobertsonPathhead
JohnCarmichaelPathhead
JohnNessPathhead
SimonYoungPathhead
DavidDeasPathhead
JohnDeasPathhead
DavidDuncanPathhead
JamesFifePathhead
JohnBeveridgePathhead
WilliamDuncanPathhead
WilliamKeddiePathhead
RobertWishartPathhead
JamesPringlePathhead
ThomasBairdPathhead
JohnWalkerPathhead
WilliamPringlePathhead
GeorgeChristiePathhead
DavidHaxtonPathhead
AlexanderWebsterPathhead
HenryChristiePathhead
WilliamLawPathhead
WilliamNicolsonPathhead
RobertPhilpPathhead
AndrewPearsonPathhead
JamesAndersonPathhead
RobertChristiePathhead
JamesGordonPathhead
RobertSkinnersPathhead
ThomasSimmPathhead
WilliamWeirPathhead
ThomasGrieveelderPathhead
ThomasMilliePathhead
JamesSharpPathhead
ThomasHaxtonPathhead
DavidDryburghPathhead
RobertWatsonPathhead
JohnForresterPathhead
JohnTurpiePathhead
JohnFarquharsonPathhead
JamesDawsonPathhead
RobertKayPathhead
JamesWatsonPathhead
AlexanderDonaldsonPathhead
DonaldCampbellPathhead
ThomasSwintonPathhead
JamesSuttiePathhead
DavidYannPathhead
AndrewYoungPathhead
JamesFlemingPathhead
WilliamWyliePathhead
AlexanderWyliePathhead
JamesDougalPathhead
AlexanderNessPathhead
JamesJacksonPathhead
JohnNessPathhead
JamesChalmersPathhead
RobertBeveridgePathhead
JohnBarnetPathhead
JohnInglisPathhead
RobertHaxtonPathhead
ThomasWebsterPathhead
DavidNicolPathhead
JohnYannPathhead
RobertHiggiePathhead
ThomasArnotPathhead
ThomasPyePathhead
ThomasAdiePathhead
AlexanderPithiePathhead
CharlesOviestonPathhead
LaurenceCarmichaelPathhead
JohnBalfourPathhead
JamesMillPathhead
HenryHeggiePathhead
DavidMannersPathhead
JamesBennettPathhead
JamesBogiePathhead
JamesMannersPathhead
JohnLindsayPathhead
JohnBeveridgePathhead
RobertBrodiePathhead
DavidLawelderPathhead
GeorgeAndersonPathhead
CharlesReidPathhead
WilliamWilsonPathhead
HenryGreigPathhead
WilliamScottPathhead
AndrewMelvillePathhead
JohnLawsonPathhead
RobertBeveridgePathhead
RobertPhilpPathhead
WalterPhilpPathhead
AndrewGreigPathhead
ThomsonSharpPathhead
GeorgeNessPathhead
WilliamChalmersPathhead
WilliamLindsayPathhead
RobertUrquhartPathhead
JohnHallidayPathhead
AlexanderGreigPathhead
GeorgeWalkerPathhead
JamesRamsayPathhead
JamesCraddockPathhead
RobertPhilpPathhead
WilliamPhilpPathhead
RichardDalePathhead
JohnWilsonPathhead
JohnThomsonPathhead
HenrySwanPathhead
PeterMarshallPathhead
WilliamMorrisonPathhead
HenryFormanPathhead
JohnPigotPathhead
DavidPyePathhead
JamesWilliamsonPathhead
DavidWilsonPathhead
ThomasPyePathhead
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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

Adamson

Mr Adamson

Mr William Adamson

Mr Barclay

Barclay

Mr Barclay

William Barclay

David Brown

Elisabeth Brown

Donald Cameron

Mr Clark

Elisabeth Clark

William Clark

Wm Clark

Christian Davidson

William Davidson

Cecil Deas

James Dougal

Mr Duff

Duff

Mr Duff

May Forgan

David Goodwillie

Mr Gray

Mr Grieve

George Grieve

Robert Grieve

Mr Guthrie

Isabel Haldane

John Halliday

John Hossack

Mr Kay

Family of the late Andrew Kilgour

Mr Lamb

Lamb

Mr Lamb

Mr Law

Law

Mr Law

Mr Lawson

Mr Low

Mary Low

John Marn

John Marren

Mr Martin

Heirs of the late Lieutenant Mcdonald

Mr Mckenzie

Colin Mckenzie

Mr Mclean

Euan Mcpherson

Robert Meldrum

Margaret Methven

Mr Miller

Thomas Miller

Mr Milne

William Moyes

Mr Muir

Muir

Mr Muir

Wm Muir

Mr Wm Muir

Mr Murray

Murray

Mr Murray

Rev D Murray

John Neish

James Nelson

William Patrick

Pettigrew

William Ramsay

Margaret Rintoul

William Robertson

Heirs of the late Samuel Ivey Rooke

Mr Scott

William Scott

Margaret Selkirk

William Simson

Christian Sliman

Margaret Storar

Andrew Taylor

Mr Thomson

Rev J Thomson

Rev John Thomson

Mary Thomson

Rev J Thornton

Jean Todd

Mr Walker

Walker

Mr Walker

Robert Wallace

Janet Waters

Mr Watson

James Wilkie

John Wilkie

John Williamson

William Wright

Helen Yuill

Name:

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: 'The poor were allowed as per last book'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Treasurer's books

Details: 'The Treasurer's books were examined till this date - amount of charge & discharge compared, vouchers produced and all found just and right.'

Other names: Mr Grieve

Name:

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: 'The poor were allowed as per book April 1832'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sacrament

Details: 'The session appointed the communion to be observed on the third Sabbath of June.'

Other names: William Barclay

Name:

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: new elders

Details: 'The session resolve that at next meeting the names of some persons shall be condescended on, with the view of appointing them to the office of the eldership.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: 'The poor were allowed as per cash book May 1832.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: 'The poor were allowed as per cash book June 1832'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: sacrament, young communicants

Details: 'The ministers gave in the names of the young communicants which were ordered to be added to the roll.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: 'The poor were allowed as per cash book July 1832'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: 'The poor were allowed as per cash book Aug. 1832'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: administration of correspondence re the poor

Details: 'The Clerk, having stated that the letters he was obliged to write respecting paupers &c were now by far too numerous for him to charge his memory with, requested that he might be allowed to purchase a book for recording such correspondence - the session without hesitation unanimously agreed that he should procure a book for that purpose.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Expenditure & Income

Details: 'The Session consider that a contribution of £214 will be necessary for the year commencing Oct. 1st 1832
Expenditure
12 months at £20 = £240
Lunatics = £60
Sess[ion] Expences = £5
Salaries = £25
Extra parochial poor = £20
Contingencies = £10
Orphans = £5
[Total = ] £365''

Income
Collections 12 mo[nths] @ £8 = £96
Sacraments = £20
Seat rents = £26
Proclamations = £4
Advancing to other poor = £5
Total = £151
Balance = £214
['|Total' 'Balance' '£' symbol inferred/inserted in second and subsequent entries]

Other names:

Name:

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: poor list and Distribution

Details: 'The session order the monthly list of poor for the month of Sept. to be printed.
The poor were allowed as per Cash book Sept. 1832.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: Treasurer

Address:

Role: Poor Roll

Details: 'The treasurer produced printed lists of the poors roll for the month of September last copies of which were given to the ministers and elders.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: 'The poor were allowed as per Cash book Octr. 1832'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: treasurer's accounts

Details: 'The Treasurers accounts were examined to this date and found correct.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sacrament

Details: ' The Session resolves that the Sacrament of the Lords supper shall be dispensed on the first Sabbath of December next.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: conduct report

Details: 'The session resolve to meet on this day two weeks and the elders to report such as are irregular in their deportment or in their attendance at Church.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Burial Registers

Details: ' The burial registers were examined & the session were satisfied with them.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Young Communicant Added to Roll

Details: 'The lists of Young Communicants were read over and sustained.'

Other names:

Name:

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Poor Distribution

Details: ' The poor were allowed as per Cash book December 1832'

Other names:

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Adamson

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Adamson

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr William Adamson

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt, Presbytery & Synod Elder

Details: 'The Session unanimously elected William Adamson one of their number to attend the meetings of Presbytery & Synod for the current hald year.'

Name: Mr Barclay

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Barclay

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Barclay

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Barclay

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Barclay

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Barclay

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Barclay

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: William Barclay

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Presbytery & Synod elder

Address:

Role: Absent from session, Presbytery & Synod Elder

Details: 'The session unanimously elected William Barclay one of their number to attend the meetings of Presbytery & Synod for the current hald year.'

Name: David Brown

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: wright

Address: Pathhead

Role: eldership nominee

Details: The Session request the minister to wait on David Brown, wright in Pathhead, Robert Wallace, Engineer there, & William Scott farm servant to Mr Milne in Pathhead with the purpose of requesting them to accept the office of Elders, the Session having nominated them to that office, and, in the event of their concurrence appoint their edict to be served on Sabbath first.
The Session likewise nominate to the said office Euan McPherson and William Robertson in Dysart, & request the ministers to converse with them, and in the event of their concurrence appoint their edict to be served on the same day.
The Session agree to meet on this day week.

Name: Elisabeth Brown

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other names: William Davidson; Elisabeth Brown

Name: Donald Cameron

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Conduct

Occupation: teacher

Address: Dysart

Role: Witness citation

Other names: William Clark; Donald Cameron; Margaret Rintoul

Name: Mr Clark

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Case considered mention

Details: 'The session for the present, delay proceeding against Mr Clark.''

Other names: Mr Clark

Name: Elisabeth Clark

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: witness mention

Other names: Helen Yuill; Elisabeth Clark; John Marren; Mr Duff

Name: William Clark

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Conduct

Occupation: teacher

Address: Gallaton

Role: Mention

Details: 'It has been reported that William Clark, teacher in Gallaton had been repeatedly drunk & quarreling, the session order the Church Officer to cite him to attend the next meeting of session and also to cite as witnesses - Donald Cameron, teacher in Dysart, & Margaret Rintoul residing in Gallaton.'

Other names: William Clark; Donald Cameron; Margaret Rintoul

Name: William Clark

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared not

Details: 'The church officer was ordered to cite William Clark to attend the meeting of Session this day two weeks. He not having compeared to night.'

Other names: William Clark

Name: Wm Clark

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Drunkeness

Occupation: teacher

Address: Gallaton

Role: to be cited to attend session

Details: The session order Wm Clark teacher in Gallaton to be cited to attend the next meeting - it being commonly reported that on the evening of Sabbath week, he was present at sermon in the school house Gallaton, being in a state of intoxication.'

Other names: Wm Clark

Name: Wm Clark

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: appeared not

Details: ' Wm Clark having been called did not appear - the officer was ordered to summon him to attend the next meeting of session.'

Other names: Wm Clark

Name: Christian Davidson

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other names: Andrew Taylor; Christian Davidson

Name: William Davidson

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Davidson and Elisabeth Brown, married persons residing in Thornton, who having acknowledged the sin of antenuptial fornication were rebuked & restored to privileges.'

Other names: William Davidson; Elisabeth Brown

Name: Cecil Deas

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Cecil Deas wife of John Halliday in Pathhead who having acknowledged the guilt of antenuptial fornication was rebuked & restored to privileges.'

Other names: Cecil Deas; John Halliday

Name: James Dougal

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Mr Murray; Thomas Miller; Colin Mckenzie; William Scott; Mr Thomson; James Dougal; Robert Wallace

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Duff

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: report to session mention

Other names: Helen Yuill; Elisabeth Clark; John Marren; Mr Duff

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Duff

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: May Forgan

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Paternity

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention as mother

Other names: William Wright; May Forgan

Name: David Goodwillie

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared David Goodwillie and Margaret Methven his wife, who having acknowledged the sin of antenuptial fornication were rebuked and absolved from scandal.'

Other names: David Goodwillie; Margaret Methven

Name: Mr Gray

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mention, Cholera, inter-parish Correspondence

Other parish: Pathhead, Secession Church of

Other names: Mr Muir; Mr Gray; Mr Martin; Pettigrew

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: collection book

Other parish: Pathhead

Details: 'Mr Grieve produced the collection book of Pathhead Church which was examined & found correct.'

Other names: Mr Grieve

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Grieve

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: George Grieve

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared George Grieve who having acknowledged the sin of antenuptial fornication was rebuked and restored to privileges.'

Other names: George Grieve

Name: Robert Grieve

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: sailor

Address: Dysart

Role: Assignment of Lair No 45

Details: 'The Treasurer reported that he had received the sum of ten shillings from Robert Grieve, sailor in Dysart for the lair No. 45 which transaction the Session sanctioned and assign that lair in all time coming to his lawful heirs residing in the parish.'

Other names: Robert Grieve

Name: Mr Guthrie

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Isabel Haldane

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Isabel Haldane wife of James Nelson who having acknowledged the guilt of antenuptial fornication was rebuked - but having been formerly before the session for fornication, she was ordered to attend the next meeting.'

Other names: Isabel Haldane; James Nelson

Name: Isabel Haldane

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Isabel Haldane mentioned in former minutes who was rebuked and absolved from scandal.'

Other names: Isabel Haldane

Name: John Halliday

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Pathhead

Role: mention as spouse

Other names: Cecil Deas; John Halliday

Name: John Hossack

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention as father

Other names: Margaret Storar; John Hossack

Name: Mr Kay

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Kay

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Kay

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Kay

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Kay

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Family of the late Andrew Kilgour

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Poor Relief

Occupation:

Address:

Role: admitted to poors' roll

Details: 'The Session agree to give the relations of the late Andrew Kilgour the sum of seven shillings weekly for three months to come, and at the end of that time 6 shillings weekly they binding themselves to keep the children of that late.'

Other names: Family of the late Andrew Kilgour

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Lamb

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lamb

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Law

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Law

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Law

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Lawson

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Low

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mary Low

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Antenup

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other names: William Simson; Mary Low

Name: John Marn

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Alledged Father mention

Other names: Helen Yuill; John Marn

Name: John Marren

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Alledged Father mention

Other names: Helen Yuill; Elisabeth Clark; John Marren; Mr Duff

Name: Mr Martin

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mention, Cholera, inter-parish Correspondence

Other parish: Kirkcaldy

Other names: Mr Muir; Mr Gray; Mr Martin; Pettigrew

Name: Heirs of the late Lieutenant Mcdonald

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Burial Lair

Occupation:

Address: Whinny Park

Role: Inheritance

Other parish: Strathore

Details: 'The Session agree to grant to the heirs of the late lieut. McDonald of Whinny park, formerly of Strathore the lair in the steeple burying ground in which the said Lieut. McDonald is interred upon payment of one pound.'

Other names: Heirs of the late Lieutenant Mcdonald

Name: Mr Mckenzie

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Colin Mckenzie

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address: Dysart

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Mr Murray; Thomas Miller; Colin Mckenzie; William Scott; Mr Thomson; James Dougal; Robert Wallace

Name: Colin Mckenzie

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Details: 'The edict of Colin McKenzie, Thomas Miller, Robert Wallace and William Scott having been returned duly executed the session resolve to proceed with their ordination on Sabbath first immediately after sermon in the forenoon.'

Other names: Colin Mckenzie; Thomas Miller; Robert Wallace; William Scott

Name: Colin Mckenzie

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Details: ' The Church Officer was ordered to intimate at the most patent door of the Church the resolution of the Session to proceed to the ordination of Colin McKenzie, Thomas Miller, Robert Wallace, & William Scott and to request any person who may take objections to sate to do so immediately.
The officer having done so and no person objecting, the session resolved to proceed accordingly.
The Session then adjourned to the Church where the above warned persons were set apart to the office of the Eldership.
After sermon the Session re-assembled in the Session house, where the newly ordained elders were received into the session, signed the Confession of Faith, and their names were added to the roll of elders.'

Name: Mr Mclean

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Mclean

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Mclean

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Mclean

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Euan Mcpherson

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address: Dysart

Role: eldership nominee

Name: Robert Meldrum

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: ship builder

Address: Dysart

Role: Assignment of Lair No 44

Details: ' The Treasurer reported that he had received the sum of ten shillings from Robert Meldrum, ship builder in Dysart for the lair No. 44 which transaction the Session sanctioned and assign that lair in all time coming to his lawful heirs residing in the parish.'

Other names: Robert Meldrum

Name: Margaret Methven

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other names: David Goodwillie; Margaret Methven

Name: Mr Miller

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Thomas Miller

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address: Dysart

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Mr Murray; Thomas Miller; Colin Mckenzie; William Scott; Mr Thomson; James Dougal; Robert Wallace

Name: Thomas Miller

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Colin Mckenzie; Thomas Miller; Robert Wallace; William Scott

Name: Thomas Miller

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Name: Mr Milne

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address: Pathhead

Role: mention as employer

Details: Scott's employer

Name: William Moyes

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: shoemaker

Address: Dysart

Role: assignment of Lair No 24

Details: ' The Treasurer stated that he had received ten shillings from William Moyes, shoemaker in Dysart for that lair marked 24 in the plan of the Church burying ground, which transaction the Session sanctioned and assign the said lair to him & his lawful heirs residing in the parish.'

Other names: William Moyes

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Official, Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt, Cholera

Other names: Rev J Thornton; Mr Muir; Mr Lamb; Mr Guthrie; Mr Law; Mr Duff; Mr Watson

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Cholera, inter-parish correspondence

Details: 'The Mod[erato]r stated that the day appointed for a National fast (22nd March) being to [sic] distant, and the progress of the pestilence (Cholera Morbus) becoming much more alarming, proposed that an earlier day, or part of a day should be observed for humiliation and prayer - the session agreed that Thursday first should be observed in this manner, worship to begin at two oclock in the afternoon, and at six in the evening.
The Mod[erato]r stated that Mr Gray (of the secession church in Pathhead had promised to Mr Martin, Kirkcaldy that his congregation should observe that day in like manner: & Mr Muir was appointed to confer with Mr Pettigrew, Dysart, that the day might also be observed in the same manner by the relief congregation here.'

Other names: Mr Muir; Mr Gray; Mr Martin; Pettigrew

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Muir

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Muir

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Wm Muir

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation: Treasurer

Address:

Role: Assignment of Lair No 8

Details: 'The Treasurer Wm. Muir stated to the session that he had debited himself in the Session Cash book 13th Octr. With the sum of ten shillings fee that lair marked No 8 in the plan of the Church burying ground - the Session for the, said sum assign that lair in all time coming to him & his lawful heirs residing in the parish.'

Other names: Wm Muir

Name: Mr Wm Muir

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Murray

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: new elders

Details: 'Mr Murray reported that he had waited on all of the persons nominated to the office of the eldership in last minute, and none of them having agreed to accept of said office except William Scott, the session delay the further consideration of this matter till after the communion.'

Name: Murray

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Mr Murray

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Murray

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: reported to session re new elders

Details: ' Mr Murray reported that he had spoken to Thomas Miller & Colin McKenzie both in Dysart respecting their engaging in the office of the eldership, and they having agreed to accept of the same the session order their edict to be served on sabbath first.'
The session resolve that the edict of William Scott formerly nominated to this office be served in the same way.
Mr Murray & Mr Thomson are requested to converse with James Dougal & Robert Wallace with the view of inducing them to engage in the office of the Eldership and in the event of their compliance, the Session resolve that their edict shall be served on the same day as those above.'

Other names: Mr Murray; Thomas Miller; Colin Mckenzie; William Scott; Mr Thomson; James Dougal; Robert Wallace

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Details: [name inferred from previous minutes in this minute simply 'ministers']

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev D Murray

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: John Neish

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Niesh who having acknowledged the sin of antenuptial fornication was rebuked and restored to privileges.'

Other names: John Neish

Name: James Nelson

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention as spouse

Other names: Isabel Haldane; James Nelson

Name: William Patrick

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address: Markinch

Role: Mention as father

Other parish: Markinch, Kirk Session of

Other names: Janet Waters; William Patrick

Name: Pettigrew

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Mention, Cholera, inter-parish Correspondence

Other parish: Dysart, Relief Congregation

Other names: Mr Muir; Mr Gray; Mr Martin; Pettigrew

Name: William Ramsay

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Ramsay and Mary Thomson his wife who acknowledged the sin of antenuptial fornication and were rebuked but their absolution from scandal was deferred.'

Other names: William Ramsay; Mary Thomson

Name: Margaret Rintoul

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Conduct

Occupation:

Address: Dysart

Role: Witness citation

Other names: William Clark; Donald Cameron; Margaret Rintoul

Name: William Robertson

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address: Dysart

Role: eldership nominee

Name: Heirs of the late Samuel Ivey Rooke

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Burial Lair

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Inheritance

Details: 'The Session agree to allow the lair No 78 to be occupied by the heirs of the late Samuel Ivey Rooke upon payment of ten shillings which sum was immediately paid.'

Other names: Heirs of the late Samuel Ivey Rooke

Name: Mr Scott

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: William Scott

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: farm servant

Address: Pathhead

Role: eldership nominee

Details: Mr Milne is his employer

Name: William Scott

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Name: William Scott

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Mr Murray; Thomas Miller; Colin Mckenzie; William Scott; Mr Thomson; James Dougal; Robert Wallace

Name: William Scott

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Colin Mckenzie; Thomas Miller; Robert Wallace; William Scott

Name: William Scott

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Name: Margaret Selkirk

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other names: John Williamson; Margaret Selkirk

Name: William Simson

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Antenup

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Simson and Mary Low, his wife, who having acknowledged themselves guilty of antenuptial fornication were rebuked and absolved from scandal.'

Other names: William Simson; Mary Low

Name: Christian Sliman

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other parish: Presbytery

Details: 'Compeared Christian Sliman mentioned in former minutes, whose case being referred to the Presbytery, she was taken on discipline and admonished the first time.'

Other names: Christian Sliman

Name: Christian Sliman

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Christian Sliman mentioned in former minutes, who was rebuked a second time.'

Other names: Christian Sliman

Name: Christian Sliman

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Christian Sliman who was admonished a third time and restored to privileges.'

Other names: Christian Sliman

Name: Margaret Storar

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared as mother

Details: 'Compeared Margaret Storar who confessed that she brought forth a child on 30 Jan[uar]y last of which John Hossack is the father, She was admonished the first time.'

Other names: Margaret Storar; John Hossack

Name: Margaret Storar

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Margaret Storar who was admonished a second time.'

Other names: Margaret Storar

Name: Margaret Storar

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Margaret Storar who was admonished a third time & restored to privileges.'

Other names: Margaret Storar

Name: Andrew Taylor

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Andrew Taylor and Christian Davidson married persons who having acknowledged the sin of antenuptial fornication were rebuked and absolved from scandal.'

Other names: Andrew Taylor; Christian Davidson

Name: Mr Thomson

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: to speak to eldership nominees

Other names: Mr Murray; Thomas Miller; Colin Mckenzie; William Scott; Mr Thomson; James Dougal; Robert Wallace

Name: Rev J Thomson

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Rev J Thomson

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Details: [name inferred from previous minutes in this minute simply 'ministers']

Name: Rev J Thomson

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Details: [name inferred from previous minutes in this minute simply 'ministers']

Name: Rev J Thomson

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev J Thomson

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Details: [name inferred from previous minutes in this minute simply 'ministers']

Name: Rev J Thomson

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Rev John Thomson

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Mary Thomson

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Other names: William Ramsay; Mary Thomson

Name: Rev J Thornton

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev J Thornton

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: moderator

Name: Rev J Thornton

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: Minister

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Jean Todd

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Jean Todd wife of James Wilkie mentioned in former minutes who having acknowledged the guilt of antenuptial fornication was rebuked and restored to the privileges of the Church.'

Other names: Jean Todd; James Wilkie

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Walker

Date: 08/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Walker

Date: 30/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role:

Name: Robert Wallace

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: engineer

Address: Pathhead

Role: eldership nominee

Name: Robert Wallace

Date: 02/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Mr Murray; Thomas Miller; Colin Mckenzie; William Scott; Mr Thomson; James Dougal; Robert Wallace

Name: Robert Wallace

Date: 16/11/1832

Case type: Session Business

Occupation:

Address:

Role: eldership nominee

Other names: Colin Mckenzie; Thomas Miller; Robert Wallace; William Scott

Name: Robert Wallace

Date: 18/11/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: ordained to the Eldership

Name: Janet Waters

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared as mother

Details: 'Compeared Janet Waters who declared that she brought forth a child nine weeks past on Sunday, to William Patrick in Markinch parish - she having produced a note from William Patrick in which he acknowledged himself to be the father of her child, was taken on discipline, & rebuked for the first time.'
The Session instruct the clerk to make the case to the Kirk Session of Markinch.'

Other names: Janet Waters; William Patrick

Name: Janet Waters

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Janet Waters who was rebuked a second time.'

Other names: Janet Waters

Name: Janet Waters

Date: 05/10/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Janet Waters who was admonished a third time and restored to privileges.'

Other names: Janet Waters

Name: Mr Watson

Date: 17/02/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation: elder

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Watson

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: Mr Watson

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Official

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Sederunt

Name: James Wilkie

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address:

Role: mention as spouse

Other names: Jean Todd; James Wilkie

Name: John Wilkie

Date: 01/06/1832

Case type: Antenuptial fornication

Occupation:

Address: Gallaton

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Wilkie residing in Gallaton who having acknowledged the sin of antenuptial fornication was rebuked & absolved from scandal.'

Other names: John Wilkie

Name: John Williamson

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Irregular Marriage

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared John Williamson and Margaret Selkirk who declared that they were irregularly married in July 1816: The session ordered their marriage to be recorded.'

Other names: John Williamson; Margaret Selkirk

Name: William Wright

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: Paternity

Occupation:

Address: Sinclairton

Role: compeared as father

Details: 'Compeared William Wright residing in Sinclairton who confessed that he is the father of the child born by May Forgan about four years since. He was rebuked for the first time.'

Other names: William Wright; May Forgan

Name: William Wright

Date: 30/03/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Wright formerly mentioned who was rebuked a second time.'

Other names: William Wright

Name: William Wright

Date: 04/05/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared William Wright who was rebuked a third time and absolved from scandal.'

Other names: William Wright

Name: Helen Yuill

Date: 02/03/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: compeared as mother

Details: Compeared Helen Yuill who confessed that she brought forth a child 22 months since of which John Marn is the father the session recommended her to make enquiry where John Marn at present is.

Other names: Helen Yuill; John Marn

Name: Helen Yuill

Date: 29/06/1832

Case type: birth of child

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: Compeared Helen Yuill mentioned in former minutes who still adhered to her former charge against John Marren, but she stated that she could learn nothing respecting him - the session, having heard Elisabeth Clark declare that she heard John Marren promise marriage to Helen Tuill when she was far advanced in pregnancy - and a letter being produced from the Father of Helen Yuill declaring the same, and acknowledging the receipt of money from John Marren, and from a favourable report of Mr Duff elder of the quarter in which Helen Yuill resides, resolved to take her on discipline - and she was rebuked the first time.'

Other names: Helen Yuill; Elisabeth Clark; John Marren; Mr Duff

Name: Helen Yuill

Date: 03/08/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Helen Yuill mentioned in former minutes who was rebuked a second time.'

Other names: Helen Yuill

Name: Helen Yuill

Date: 31/08/1832

Case type: Discipline

Occupation:

Address:

Role: Compeared

Details: 'Compeared Helen Yuill who was admonished a third time and restored to privileges.'

Other names: Helen Yuill

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