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Slamannan Parish Church Finding Aid Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) FALKIRK ARCHIVES Records of Churches Slamannan Parish Church finding aid Slamannan Parish is a pre-reformation parish and was probably first disjoined from Falkirk. The post-reformation church was a quoad omnia parish. After 1929 the congregation adopted the name Slamannan St Laurence. The present congregation was formed by the union of Slamannan St Laurence and Slamannan Balquatstone on 25 October 1945. The Church of Scotland kirk session for Slamannan sat in the presbytery of Linlithgow until 1929. It then sat within the presbytery of Linlithgow and Falkirk and from 1976 in the presbytery of Falkirk. Reference Date Brief Description Code CH2/331/1 1693-1707 Session Minutes CH2/331/2 1709-1724 Session Minutes CH2/331/3 1716-1751 Session Minutes CH2/331/4 1761-1809 Session Minutes CH2/331/8 1809-1868 Session Minutes, pp. 1-241 (starting at the front). Also includes Communion Roll, pp. 1-9 (starting at the back, upside down) CH2/331/9 1868-1907 Session Minutes CH2/331/10 1907-1923 Session Minutes CH2/331/11 1923-1945 Session Minutes CH2/331/5 (1805) Narrative of dispute between the Heritors over the provision of two schoolhouses in the parish of Slamannan, including dispute over qualified and unqualified Heritors and appeal to Quarter Session. CH2/331/6 1712-1759 Unbound draft Session minutes CH2/331/7 1633-1657 Register of baptisms and marriages and Communion roll. (Note these are scattered throughout the volume as follows: Baptisms, 1633-1634, (pp. 1-2) 1634-1639, (pp. 5- 16) 1640, (pp. 17-18) 1640-1641, (pp. 3-4) 1643-1657, (pp. 29-73) Marriages 1634-56, (pp. 19-28) Communion Roll c1640, (pp. 78-97) 1642, (pp. 74-77) CH2/331/12 1945-1953 Management Committee minutes. (became Congregational Board in 1950) CH2/331/13 1953-1963 Management Committee minutes CH2/331/14 1856-1879 Register of proclamations of banns for marriage. Contains notices of proclamations of banns, some annotated if marriage did not take place CH2/331/15 1889-1923 Notices of proclamations of banns CH2/331/16 1862-1867 Communion Roll CH2/331/17 1867-1877 Communion Roll CH2/331/18 1880-1893 Communion Roll CH2/331/19 1894-1906 Communion Roll CH2/331/20 1899-1902 Communion Roll CH2/331/21 1906-1918 Communion Roll Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) CH2/331/22 1918-1925 Communion Roll CH2/331/23 1926-1937 Communion Roll CH2/331/24 1938-1945 Communion Roll CH2/331/25 1946-1954 Communion Roll CH2/331/26 1954-1961 Communion Roll CH2/331/27 1816-1846 Account book containing records of weekly church door collections CH2/331/28 1846-1876 Account book containing records of weekly church door collections CH2/331/29 1911-1945 Congregational Accounts CH2/331/30 1944-1948 Congregation accounts containing the expenses of Slamannan Parish Church CH2/331/31 1901-1945 Hall Management Committee accounts CH2/331/32 1927-1945 Sabbath School Accounts CH2/331/33 1932-1949 Abstract of Collections. Contains morning and evening freewill collections including ordinary collections and collections for special purposes such as Foreign Missions. CH2/331/34 1912-1914 Bible Class Secretary's Book containing lists of members (ladies and gentlemen), minutes of meetings, accounts of social events (Annual Social and Annual Picnic), also programmes for both events CH2/331/35 1788-1882 Stipend Accounts CH2/331/36 1797-1861 Accounts, including contributions made by members of an unspecified society (1797-1830) pp. 1-28; and Salary accounts (1837-1861) pp. 1-90 CH2/331/37 1947 Signatures of elders committing themselves to observe formula of the Presbyterian Church CH2/331/38 (Post 1725) Record of parish boundary changes entitled "A true and faithful account of how Mr James Anderson, minister of the gospel, Falkirk, and the heritors of that parish did procure the act of disjunction and annexation of the lands of Ellrigg, Easter and Wester Laws, from Falkirk to the Parish of Slamannan, 1724-1725" Also includes measurement of smith work of gates and railings erected at the extension of Slamannan cemetery (1904) A2206.001 Feb 1905 Slamannan Parish Supplement No 8. Includes lists of members of various church groups, details of baptisms, marriages and deaths during 1904, and annual financial statements. A2206.002 Mar 1906 Slamannan Parish Supplement No 9. Includes lists of members of various church groups, details of baptisms, marriages and deaths during 1905, and annual financial statements. A2206.003 Mar 1914 Slamannan Parish Supplement No 17. Includes lists of members of various church groups, details of baptisms, marriages and deaths during 1913, and annual financial statements. A2206.004 Mar 1924 Slamannan Parish Supplement No 25. Includes lists of members of various church groups, details of baptisms, marriages and deaths during 1923, and annual financial statements. A2206.005 Mar 1925 Slamannan Parish Supplement No 26. Includes lists of members of various church groups, details of baptisms, marriages and deaths during 1924, and annual financial Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) statements. A2206.006 Mar 1927 Slamannan Parish Supplement No 28. Includes lists of members of various church groups, details of baptisms, marriages and deaths during 1926, and annual financial statements. .
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