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Event Sex Firstname Spouse Day Month Year Church EVENT SEX FIRSTNAME SPOUSE DAY MONTH YEAR CHURCH PARISH COUNTY Mar M Andrew Anne PATTERSON 18 Nov 1750 Hamilton Lanark Mar F Anne Alexander WESTON 12 May 1750 Bathgate West Lothian Mar M David Jannet DICK 21 Jun 1750 Inverarity And Methy Angus Mar M David Katharine MCANDREW 3 Nov 1750 Falkland Fife Mar F Elizabeth Joseph FARMER 17 Mar 1750 Forres Moray Mar M Francis Kathrine KER 23 Nov 1750 Inverarity And Methy Angus Mar F Helen David PENMAN 10 Jul 1750 Kirkcaldy Fife Mar M James Jean SEATH 24 Nov 1750 Auchterderran Fife Mar F Jannet David DICK 21 Jun 1750 Inverarity And Methy Angus Mar F Jean John MATHERS 28 Apr 1750 Rescobie Angus Mar F Jean John MATHERS 28 Apr 1750 Forfar Angus Mar F Jean James DICK 28 Apr 1750 Rescobie Angus Mar M John Agnas THOMSON 6 Jun 1750 Govan Lanark Mar M John Agnass THOMSON 16 May 1750 Associate Session Glasgow Lanark Mar M John Ann PETTECREW 26 Dec 1750 Barony Lanark Mar M John Katherine WADDEL 11 May 1750 Ratho Midlothian Mar M John Elisabeth DUNLOP 10 Feb 1750 Neilston Renfrew Mar M John Katharine WADDEL 12 May 1750 Kirkliston West Lothian Mar F Margaret John LAMIE 7 Jun 1750 Kilmarnock Ayr Mar F Margaret James BLAIR 27 Jan 1750 Dunsyre Lanark Mar F Margaret James BLAIR 28 Jan 1750 Saint Cuthberts Edinburgh Midlothian Mar F Margaret William GLASS 29 Jun 1750 Duffus Moray Mar M Robert Janet GIBSON 29 Aug 1750 Inveresk With Musselburgh Midlothian Mar M Thomas Katharine HUSBAND 13 Oct 1750 Leuchars Fife Mar M William Sarah HOWATSON 17 Jun 1750 Dalmellington Ayr Mar M William Sarah HOWATSON 17 Jun 1750 Dalmellington Ayr Mar M William Beaty LOCKIE 5 Oct 1750 Lanark Lanark Mar M William Betty LACKIE 7 Oct 1750 Carluke Lanark Mar M William Mary TWEEDALE 17 Dec 1750 Mid Calder Midlothian Mar M Alexander Agnes LAIRD 17 May 1751 Houston And Killellan Renfrew Mar M Alexander Margaret GREENLEES 12 Dec 1751 Houston And Killellan Renfrew Mar F Anne William PLUMMER 10 Jun 1751 Dalkeith Midlothian Mar F Barbara James HEAN 29 Nov 1751 Abdie Fife Mar F Barbara James HEAN 2 Nov 1751 Auchtermuchty Fife Mar F Catharine John BRYDIE 1751 Muthill Perth Mar F Christian John PETRIE 11 Jul 1751 Drainie Moray Mar F Christian Robert CHRISTIE 1 Dec 1751 Glendevon Perth Mar M Edward Margret WARDEN 22 Nov 1751 Middle Or New Parish Greenock Renfrew Mar F Helen Walter GAY 7 Dec 1751 Middle Or New Parish Greenock Renfrew Mar F Isabell Hugh MCMORLAND 24 Apr 1751 Rutherglen Lanark Mar F Isobell Hugh MCMORLAND 24 Apr 1751 Govan Lanark Mar F Jean Thomas WEBSTER 31 Jan 1751 Monifieth Angus Mar M John Isabel PRACTOR 12 Jan 1751 Dumfries Dumfries Mar F Magdalene Thomas BRUCE 23 Oct 1751 Monifieth Angus Mar F Margaret Thomas DICK 11 Sep 1751 Ayr Ayr Mar F Marian Marian DICK 12 Jan 1751 Slamannan Stirling Mar F Marjory Marjory DICK 12 Jan 1751 Slamannan Stirling Mar F Mary William MITCHELL 7 Apr 1751 Edinburgh Parish Edinburgh Midlothian Mar F Mary William MITCHELL 7 Apr 1751 Edinburgh Parish Edinburgh Midlothian Mar M Robert Anne STARK 13 Oct 1751 New Monkland Lanark Mar M Robert Jean DUNLOP 9 Nov 1751 Abbey (paisley) Renfrew Mar M Robert Jean DUNLOP 9 Nov 1751 Low Church Paisley Renfrew Mar M Robert Mary HARVY 22 Nov 1751 Middle Or New Parish Greenock Renfrew Mar F Sarah Andrew WILKIE 26 Apr 1751 Kilmacolm Renfrew Mar F Sarah Andrew WILKIE 12 Apr 1751 Port Glasgow Renfrew Mar M Thomas Margaret DICK 11 Sep 1751 Ayr Ayr Mar M William Janet LAMB 27 Dec 1751 Dunbog Fife Mar M William Janet LAMB 27 Dec 1751 Dunbog Fife Mar M William Janet LAMB 27 Dec 1751 Flisk Fife Mar M William Janet LAMB 27 Dec 1751 Flisk Fife Mar M William Mary TWEEDALE 3 Mar 1751 Mid Calder Midlothian Mar M William William DICK 12 Jan 1751 Airth Stirling Mar M William William DICK 7 Sep 1751 Airth Stirling Mar F Agnes Simon GUTHRY 11 Feb 1752 Largo Fife Mar M Andrew Marg. SPINK 4 Jan 1752 Arbroath Angus Mar M Andrew Margt. SPINK 14 Jan 1752 Inverarity And Methy Angus Mar F Elizabeth James ALEXANDER 8 May 1752 Kirknewton And East Calder Midlothian Mar F Elizabeth James ALEXANDER 12 Jun 1752 Dalmeny West Lothian Mar F Isobel Robert MCGURK 20 Jun 1752 Dalmellington Ayr Mar M James James DICK 22 Mar 1752 Saint Ninians Stirling Mar F Jane John GRANT 19 Jan 1752 New Monkland Lanark Mar F Janet William BOWTCHARD 25 Jun 1752 Dundee Angus Mar F Janet Archbald GALL 29 Dec 1752 Crawfordjohn Lanark Mar F Janet John GRANT 19 Jan 1752 Glasgow Lanark Mar F Janet William GRAY 12 Apr 1752 Glasgow Lanark Mar F Janet James MILLAR 10 Dec 1752 Kincardine By Doune Perth Mar F Janet William JAMISON 12 May 1752 Saint Ninians Stirling Mar F Jean Henry DISTON 18 Nov 1752 Markinch Fife Mar F Jean Robert SCOT 3 Nov 1752 Collessie Fife Mar F Jean Jean DICK 5 Jan 1752 Muiravonside Stirling Mar F Jean Jean DICK 21 Mar 1752 Kilsyth Stirling Mar F Jean James DICK 30 Nov 1752 Dunipace Stirling Mar M John Mary MILLER 30 Apr 1752 Carmunnock Lanark Mar M John Majory RID OR SMITH 24 Sep 1752 Saint Ninians Stirling Mar F Lillies Hugh GIBSON 2 May 1752 Beith Ayr Mar F Margaret William RIDDEL 10 Apr 1752 Carmunnock Lanark Mar F Margaret Jeremiah PEW 1752 South Leith Midlothian Mar F Marion Robert GRHAME 23 Jul 1752 Kirkoswald Ayr Mar F Marion Robert GRHAME 23 Jul 1752 Kirkoswald Ayr Mar F Marion Neil MCDONALD 24 Sep 1752 Glasgow Lanark Mar M Richard Margret HENDERSON 10 Feb 1752 Saline Fife Mar M Robert Margaret FULTON 27 Feb 1752 Ayr Ayr Mar M Tho. Elizabeth FERGUSSON 3 May 1752 Lecropt Perth Mar M William Agnes SMITH 13 Jun 1752 Forfar Angus Mar M William Agnes SMITH 2 Jul 1752 Inverarity And Methy Angus Mar F Elizabeth James WOOD 27 Oct 1753 Carmunnock Lanark Mar M George Ann HAIG 8 Jul 1753 Edinburgh Parish Edinburgh Midlothian Mar M George Ann HAIG 8 Jul 1753 Edinburgh Parish Edinburgh Midlothian Mar M James Agnes LAIRD 3 Nov 1753 Forfar Angus Mar M James James DICK 23 Nov 1753 Inverarity And Methy Angus Mar M James James DICK 27 Oct 1753 Aberdour Fife Mar M James Elspet FORSYTH 13 Jul 1753 Drainie Moray Mar F Jean William PATON 19 Sep 1753 Dunfermline Fife Mar F Jean Alexander GIRDWOOD 7 Jan 1753 Glasgow Lanark Mar F Jenat Hendry MERCHALL 31 Aug 1753 Dunipace Stirling Mar M John Janet MOODIE 19 Jan 1753 Auchterderran Fife Mar M John Isobell WILSON 29 Apr 1753 Edinburgh Parish Edinburgh Midlothian Mar M John Mary LINTON 31 Dec 1753 Cramond Midlothian Mar F Lilias Hugh GIBSON 21 May 1753 Beith Ayr Mar F Lilias Hugh GIBSON 24 May 1753 Middle Or New Parish Greenock Renfrew Mar F Margaret George CROAL 15 Dec 1753 Canongate Edinburgh Midlothian Mar F Margaret Jeremiah PEW Jan 1753 South Leith Midlothian Mar F Marion Marion DICK 19 May 1753 Saint Ninians Stirling Mar M Robert Mary THOMSON 1 Aug 1753 Cambuslang Lanark Mar M Robert Mary THOMPSON 6 Jul 1753 Carmunnock Lanark Mar M William Marion FULTON 9 Jun 1753 Kirkmichael Ayr Mar M Wm. Wm. DICK 20 Oct 1753 New Spynie Moray Mar F Agnes David TERRAS 12 Feb 1754 Ceres Fife Mar M Andrew Ann MUIRHEAD 30 Mar 1754 Falkirk Stirling Mar M David Agness ANDERSON 14 Dec 1754 Cathcart Renfrew Mar F Grisel John SANDILANDS 31 Aug 1754 Carmichael Lanark Mar F Helen Robert PARK 28 Jun 1754 Eaglesham Renfrew Mar F Hellen Robert PARK 30 Jun 1754 Carmunnock Lanark Mar M James Isabell ESDALE 29 Nov 1754 Kilwinning Ayr Mar M James Margaret MUIR 21 Feb 1754 Dailly Ayr Mar M James Margret GRAY 2 Aug 1754 Peebles Peebles Mar F Janet Thomas SLOWAN 15 Jun 1754 St. Quivox And Newton Ayr Mar F Janet William CALLUM 23 Aug 1754 Inverkeithing Fife Mar M John John DICK 10 Aug 1754 Wemyss Fife Mar M John Margaret POWSTIE 10 Aug 1754 Wemyss Fife Mar M John Margaret RIDDEL 17 Aug 1754 Hamilton Lanark Mar F Margaret John MOFFOTT 8 Nov 1754 Cockpen Midlothian Mar F Mungo_ Adam DICK 29 Jul 1754 Haddington East Lothian Mar M Robert Susan DOUGLASS 2 Feb 1754 Logierait Perth Mar M William Jane MITCHELL 25 Jun 1754 Eccles Berwick Mar M William Elizabeth TOD 14 Sep 1754 Haddington East Lothian Mar M William Betty FARBORN 10 Mar 1754 Lanark Lanark Mar M William Elizabeth TOD 4 Oct 1754 Inveresk With Musselburgh Midlothian Mar M William Jean MITCHELL Jun 1754 Stitchel Roxburgh Mar M William William DICK 29 Mar 1754 Muiravonside Stirling Mar M William Agnes GRAY 9 Mar 1754 Linlithgow West Lothian Mar M William Agnes GRAY 9 Mar 1754 Linlithgow West Lothian Mar M Alexr. Elspet BARRY 1 Aug 1755 New Spynie Moray Mar F Christian James KEELLER 20 Aug 1755 Dundee Angus Mar M David Margret GEMMEL 9 Jun 1755 Cathcart Renfrew Mar F Helen Arthur WOOD 19 Jan 1755 Airth Stirling Mar F Isobel Daniel ROB 25 Jul 1755 Dalmellington Ayr Mar M James Janet GRAHAME 28 Mar 1755 Associate Session Glasgow Lanark Mar M James Janet GRAHAM 28 Mar 1755 Eastwood Renfrew Mar M John Marjorie HUTCHEON 17 Aug 1755 Forfar Angus Mar M John Marjory HUTCHEON 3 Sep 1755 Inverarity And Methy Angus Mar M John Jean FERQUHERSON 29 Oct 1755 Govan Lanark Mar M John Jean FERQUHERSON 29 Oct 1755 Govan Lanark Mar M John Janet AITKEN 22 Jun 1755 Glasgow Lanark Mar M Magnus Christian STEWART 21 Jan 1755 Deerness Orkney Mar F Marrion Marrion DICK 19 Dec 1755 Falkirk Stirling Mar F Rachel George CHRYSTIE 9 Sep 1755 South Leith Midlothian Mar M Robert Margret DEMSTER 18 Jan 1755 New Spynie Moray Mar M Thomas Agnes MITCHAL 15 Jun 1755 St.
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