Craigs Parish Church Marriage Records 1841 -1925

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CRAIGS PARISH CHURCH MARRIAGE RECORDS 1841 -1925 DATE SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAMESAGE STATUS TOWNLAND OCCUPATION FATHERS NAME TOWNLAND OCCUPATION WITNESSES 27/04/1841 McMeekin James John Gregg Wylie Matilda M Leech 13/12/1841 Gordon John Elizabeth Dowdal Dowdal Nancy Samuel ? 15/04/1842 Morell William Eliz.

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