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List of the Old Parish Registers of Scotland 399-459 List of the Old Parish Registers Fife OPR FIFE 399. ABBOTSHALL 399/1A B 1650-1691 M 1651-1691 D - ¥ 399/1B B 1692-1711 M 1692-1712 D - 399/2 B 1710-1785 M 1710-1744 D - 399/3 B 1785-1819 M 1741-1819 D - 399/4 B 1820-1854* M 1820-1885# D - 399/5 B - M - D 1750-1806 399/6 B - M - D 1806-1843 399/7 B - M - D 1818-1850 399/8 B - M - D 1851-1860 * Contains index to B 1841-1855: surname followed by forename of child. # Contains index to M 1843-1855: both parties' surnames, bridegroom's first. ¥ Contains handwriting samples on fly-leaf 400. ABDIE 400/1 B 1620-1786 M 1691-1785 D 1784-1785 400/2 B 1786-1819 M 1786-1819 D - 400/3 B 1820-1854 M 1820-1854 D - 401. ABERDOUR 401/1 B 1663-1749 M 1650-1749 D 1658-69 401/2 B 1749-1819 M 1749-1819 D 1790-1819 401/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 402. ANSTRUTHER EASTER 402/1 B 1641-99 M 1641-97 D - 402/2 B 1699-1796 M 1699-1795 D 1746-98 402/3 B 1796-1819 M 1796-1819 D - 402/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1833-46 RNE List of the Old Parish Registers Fife OPR 403. ANSTRUTHER WESTER *403/1 B 1577-1601 M 1577-1601 D 1549-1817 403/2 B 1601-1757 M 1601-11 D 1601-1754 403/3 B 1757-1819 M 1757-1819 D 1783-1819 403/4 B - M 1651-99 D - 403/5 B 1820-54# M 1820-54# D 1820-54# # Contains index to B, D and M 1838-1854. Surname followed by forename * Folios 134 to 137 contain a 19th century transcription of three 1549 death entries made by the Reverend Hew Scott. They are based on his research in the register of testaments for Edinburgh and St Andrews and grave-stones in the local churchyard. 404. ARNGASK 404/1A B 1688-1706 M 1686-1706 D 1702-03 404/1B B 1707-26 M 1707-26 D 1707-26 404/2 B 1726-47 M 1726-48 D 1726-48 404/3 B 1748-82 M 1748-80 D 1748-80 404/4 B 1783-1819 M 1780-1819 D 1780-1819 404/5 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 405. AUCHTERDERRAN 405/1 B 1664-1819 M 1681-1819 D - 405/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - 406. AUCHTERMUCHTY 406/1 B 1649-1819 M 1649-1794 D 1649-67 406/2 B - M 1795-1819 D 1744-1819 406/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 RNE See library reference MT059.001 for transcript and index to D 1701- 1851 407. AUCHTERTOOL 407/1 B 1708-1819 M 1708-1819 D - 407/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - 407/3 B - M - D 1830-55* * From the originals in the kirk session records (reference CH2/25/4) List of the Old Parish Registers Fife OPR 408. BALLINGRY 408/1 B 1670-1819 M 1670-1819 D 1669-1793 408/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - 408/3 B 1701-21# M 1706-22# D 1729-98# B 1755 (1 entry) # From the originals in the kirk session records (reference CH2/25/2) 409. BALMERINO 409/1 B 1632-1779 M 1632-1779 D - 409/2 B 1779-1819 M 1779-1819 D 1747-62 409/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - OPR 410. BEATH 410/1 B 1643-1819 M 1643-1819 D 1802-19 410/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-52 411. BURNTISLAND 411/1 B 1672-86 M 1653-86 D - 411/2 B 1701-77 M 1701-77 D 1734-43 411/3 B 1778-1819 M 1778-1819 D 1806-18 411/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1825-48 RNE 412. CAMERON 412/1 B 1695-1819 M 1695-1819 D - 412/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1832-54 413. CARNBEE 413/1 B 1646-64 M 1646-99 D 1677-99 413/2 B 1662-1819 M 1726-1819 D 1782-1819 413/3 B - M 1705-25 D 1706-60 413/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-48 D 1820-54 414. CARNOCK 414/1 B 1652-1756 M 1642-1721 D 1653-1721 414/2 B 1753-1819 M 1780-1819 D 1753-1819 414/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 RNE List of the Old Parish Registers Fife OPR 415. CERES (Maitland) 415/1 B 1620-1700 M 1620-1700 D 1620-55 415/2 B 1700-63 M 1700-63 D 1707-63 415/3 B 1763-1819 M 1763-1819 D 1763-1819 415/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 RNE 416. COLLESSIE 416/1 B 1696-1819 M 1696-1819 D 1727-1819 416/2 B - M 1696-1773 D 1723-1773 416/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 RNE 417. CRAIL 417/1 B 1684-1745 M 1655-1745 D 1684-93 417/2 B 1745-1819 M 1745-1819 D - 417/3 B - M 1685-1721 D - 417/4 B - M 1722-51 D 1750-52 417/5 B - M 1752-79 D 1753-93 417/6 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - 418. CREICH 418/1 B 1695-1819 M 1694-1819 D 1783-1819 418/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 419. CULTS 419/1 B 1693-1819 M 1693-1819 D 1704-1819 419/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 420. CUPAR 420/1 B 1654-1716 M 1654-1716 D 1654-1716 420/2 B 1717-77 M 1719-77 D 1719-77 420/3 B 1778-1819 M 1778-1819 D 1778-1819 420/4 B 1820-54 M - D - 420/5 B - M 1820-54 D 1820-54 RNE 421. DAIRSIE 421/1 B 1645-1819 M 1666-1819 D 1727-1819 421/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 List of the Old Parish Registers Fife OPR 422. DALGETY 422/1 B 1644-50 M 1644-1707 D 1697-1709 422/2 B 1717-1819 M 1709-1819 D 1710-85 422/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1833-54 423. DUNBOG 423/1 B 1695-1819 M 1705-1819 D - 423/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1829-53 424. DUNFERMLINE* 424/1 B 1561-1611 M 1561-1611 D - 424/2 B 1612-52 M 1612-52 D - 424/3 B 1652-1715 M 1652-1715 D - 424/4 B 1715-47 M 1715-45 D - 424/5 B 1747-56 M - D 1745-55 424/6 B 1756-75 M - D - 424/7 B 1776-92 M - D - 424/8 B 1792-1807 M - D - 424/9 B 1807-19* M - D - 424/10 B - M 1750-1820 D - 424/11 B - M - D 1617-57 424/12 B 1820-25 M - D - 424/13 B 1825-34 M - D - 424/14 B 1834-54 (separate index) 424/15 B 1820-54 (Appendix of 424/15 indexed) 424/16A B - M 1820-23 D - 424/16B B - M 1824-42 D - 424/17 B - M 1842-54 D - 424/18A B - M - D 1825-35 424/18B B - M - D 1836-47 424/18C B - M - D 1847-1854 RNE 424/19 Index to B 1834-54 (Refs 7-1) * See Appendix 1 under reference CH2/592 and 641. # Includes index to B 1816-25. See library reference SH 015.000.44 for transcript of baptisms and marriages 1561-1700 See library references SH 015.002.01-.09 for index to registers 1561-1685 List of the Old Parish Registers Fife OPR 425. DUNINO 425/1 B 1643-1771 M 1643-1771 D 1750-71 425/2 B 1771-1819 M 1771-1819 D 1771-1819 425/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 426. DYSART‡ 426/1 B 1582-1662 M 1582-1662 D 1582-96 426/2 B 1609-62 M 1612-29 D 1721-1821 426/3 B 1662-1734 M 1662-1734 D - 426/4 B 1735-1819 M - D - 426/5 B - M 1735-1819 D - 426/6 B 1820-54# M - D - 426/7 B - M 1820-54 D - 426/8 B - M - D 1756-1863 (Sinclairtown) 426/9 B - M - D 1818-38‡ 426/10 B - M - D 1838-54‡ 426/11 B - M - D 1825-54‡ RNE New Church ‡ From originals in the kirk session records (reference CH2/390) # Contains index to B 1820-1854 "Appendix" (surname followed by forename of child). M 1849-50. Entries for: Herd/Adamson, Davis/Westwater, Crawford/Hetherton) 427. ELIE 427/1 B 1639-1775 M 1639-1775 D 1736-60 427/2 B 1773-1819 M 1774-1819 D 1783-1808 427/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1822-54 428. FALKLAND 428/1 B 1669-74 M 1661-1706 D 1670-1706 428/2 B 1702-1819 M 1702-1819 D 1737-1819 428/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-55 RNE 429. FERRY-PORT-ON-CRAIG 429/1 B 1634-1772 M 1640-1772 D - 429/2 B 1772-1819 M 1772-1819 D 1783-1819 429/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 List of the Old Parish Registers Fife OPR 430.
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