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List of the Old Parish Registers of Scotland 250-322 List of the Old Parish Registers Kincardine OPR KINCARDINE 250. ARBUTHNOT 250/1 B 1631-90 M 1631-90 D - 250/2 B 1690-1819 M - D - 250/3 B - M 1690-1819 D 1691-1818 250/4 B 1819-54 M 1820-54 D - 251. BANCHORY DEVENICK 251/1 B 1631-1819 M - D - 251/2 B - M 1716-1819 D - 251/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - 252. BANCHORY TERNAN 252/1 B 1670-77 M 1670-1819 D - 252/2 B 1682-1819 M - D - 252/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1849-53 (two entries) RNE 253. BENHOLM 253/1 B 1684-1749 M 1720-54 D - 253/2 B 1749-1819 M 1755-1819 D 1718-1819 253/3 B 1820-54 M 1819-54 D 1820-53 254. BERVIE 254/1 B 1698-1819 M 1735-1819 D - 254/2 B 1819-54 M 1818-54 D - 254/3 B 1671-95* M 1671-95* D - 254/4 B 1641-46# M 1641-42(1f)# D - 1663-64 (1f)# 1645-65† 254/5 B - M 1720-35φ D - (Intermixed with B) 254/6 B - M 1713-17 (3f) D 1689-99 (2f) * From the original in the kirk session records, ref CH2/34/11 # reference CH2/34/17 φ reference CH2/34/18 † reference CH2/34/20 List of the Old Parish Registers Kincardine OPR 255. DUNNOTTAR 255/1 B 1672-1799 M - D - 255/2 B 1779-1819 M 1718 (one entry) D 1753-1810 1755-1819 255/3 B 1820-54 M 1819-54 D - 255/4 Index to B 1820-54 256. DURRIS 256/1 B 1716-1819 M 1761-1819 D 1783-1819 256/2 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-34 RNE 257. FETTERCAIRN 257/1 B 1720-1819 M 1669-1744 D 1721-1819 257/2 B 1820-54 M 1825-54 D 1820-54 257/3 B - M - D 1837-59 258. FETTERESSO 258/1 B 1620-43 M 1620-43 258/2 B 1716-83 M 1716-17* D - 258/3 B 1783-1819 M - D - 258/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-47 258/5 Index to B 1820-54 * On page 155 there are several proclamations, 1819 259. FORDOUN 259/1 B 1693-1764 M 1693-1764 D - 259/2 B 1765-83 M 1765-83 D - 259/3 B 1783-1819 M 1783-1819 D - 259/4 B 1791-1843 M 1791-1840 D 1791-1843 259/5 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - RNE 260. GARVOCK 260/1 B 1698-1819 M 1719-1819 D 1732-1819 260/2 B 1818-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-53 List of the Old Parish Registers Kincardine OPR 261. GLENBERVIE 261/1 B 1721-1819 M 1747-1819 D - 261/2 B 1820-54 M 1819-54 D - 262. KINNEFF AND CATTERLINE 262/1 B 1616-96 M 1617-96 D 1641-62 262/2 B 1701-09 M 1701-33 D 1737-48 262/3 B 1709-1819 M 1733-1819 D 1748-1819 262/4 B 1819-54 M 1819-54 D 1820-46 263. LAURENCEKIRK 263/1 B 1702-1819 M 1702-1819 D 1703-59 263/2 B 1820-54 M 1819-54 D - 264. MARYCULTER 264/1 B 1696-1819 M 1783-1819 D 1783-1819 264/2 B 1820-54 M 1822-54 D 1820-54 See library reference: MT 010-001 for index to M 1783-1855 MT 048-001 for index to D 1783-1787, 1818- 1854 See the ScotlandsPeople Centre e-library for indexes to B, D and M 265. MARYKIRK 265/1 B 1699-1784 M 1699-1784 D 1704-1719 265/2 M 1784-1819 M 1784-1819 D 1763-1819 265/3 B 1819-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 266. NIGG* 266/1 B 1675-1791 M - D - 266/2 B 1718-1819 M - D - 266/3 B - M 1719-1819 D 1803-19 266/4 B 1819-54 M 1820-54 D 1819-54 RNE * See Appendix 1 under reference CH2/555 List of the Old Parish Registers Kincardine OPR 267. ST. CYRUS 267/1 B 1696-1820 M 1696-1820 D 1783-90 267/2 B - M 1696-1723 D - 267/3 B - M 1723-76 D - 267/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - 268. STRACHAN 268/1 B 1704-79 M 1759-79 D - 268/2 B 1780-1819 M 1780-1819 D - 268/3 B 1819-54 M 1820-54 D 1831-42 List of the Old Parish Registers Angus (Forfar) OPR ANGUS (FORFAR) 269. ABERLEMNO 269/1 B 1706-1819 M 1707-1819 D 1706-29 269/2 B 1819-54 M 1817-54 D - 269/3 Separate indexes to both the above volumes 270. AIRLIE 270/1 B 1682-1685 M 1682-1711 D - 270/2 B 1685-1819 M 1700-94 D 1748-1818 270/3 B - M 1711-48 D 1711-48 270/4* B - M 1748-1819 D 1748-1819 270/5 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-1845 * Interspersed with Kirk Session minutes 271. ARBIRLOT 271/1 B 1632-1819 M - D - 271/2 B - M 1652-1819 D 1633-1819 271/3 B - M - D 1710-39 271/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1820-54 271/5 Index to B 1632-1819 271/6 Index to B, M and D 1820-54 272. ARBROATH 272/1 B 1653-99 M 1653-99 D - 272/2 B 1700-42 M 1700-34 D - 272/3 B 1742-80 M - D - 272/4 B 1774-1820 M - D - 272/5 B - M 1748-1819 D - 272/6 B 1820-54 (separate index) M - D - 272/7 B - M 1820-54 D - 272/8 B - M - D 1825-54 272/9 B - M - D 1833-54 272/10 B - M - D 1834 272/11 B - M - D 1835 272/12 B - M - D 1835-36 272/13 B - M - D 1838 272/14 B - M - D 1839 272/15 B - M - D 1840 272/16 B - M - D 1841 272/17 B - M - D 1841-43 272/18 B - M - D 1843 List of the Old Parish Registers Angus (Forfar) OPR 272. ARBROATH cont'd 272/19 B - M - D 1844-45 272/20 B - M - D 1845-47 272/21 B - M - D 1847-49 272/22 B - M - D 1850-51 272/23 B - M - D 1851-53 272/24 B - M - D 1853-54 272/25 Index to B 1820-54 RNE See library reference MT 068.01 for index to burials, 1825 - 1854 273. AUCHTERHOUSE 273/1 B 1642-98 M 1645-92 D - 273/2 B 1703-1819 M 1703-1819 D 1783-91 273/3 B - M 1703-40 D 1703-40 273/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - 274. BARRY 274/1 B 1704-1819 M 1704-1815 D 1710-1815 274/2 B 1820-54 M 1824-54 D 1824-50 275. BRECHIN 275/1 B 1612-71 M - D - 275/2 B 1672-1725 M - D - 275/3 B 1725-53 M - D - 275/4 B 1753-1819 M - D - 275/5 B - M 1700-89 D - 275/6 B - M 1790-1819 D - 275/7 B 1820-54 M - D - 275/8 B - M 1820-54 D - RNE 276. CARMYLLIE 276/1 B 1684-1819 M 1684-1709 D - 276/2 B - M 1726-1819 D 1723-38 276/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - List of the Old Parish Registers Angus (Forfar) OPR 277. CARESTON 277/1 B 1714-1819 M 1773-1817 D 1773-1819 277/2 B 1820-54 M 1821-54 D 1820-54 278. CORTACHY (AND CLOVA)* 278/1 Cortachy B 1662-91 M 1662-90 D - Cortachy and Clova B 1697-1819 M - D 1751-1819 278/2 B - M 1679-1820 D - Clova B 1740-1819 M 1741-51 D - 278/3 Cortachy and Clova B 1820-54 (Cortachy) M 1825-54 D 1820-53 (Clova) B 1820-53 (Clova) * See Appendix 1 under reference CH2/561 279. COUPAR-ANGUS* 279/1 B 1683-1775 M - D - 279/2 B 1775-1819 M - D - 279/3 B - M 1682-1819 D 1747-1793 279/4 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - RNE * See Appendix 1 under reference CH2/395 280. CRAIG# 280/1 B 1657-1819 M 1694-1700 D - 280/2 B - M 1600-1819 D 1726-93 280/3 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D - # See Appendix 1 under reference CH2/616 281. DUN 281/1 B 1642-1819 M 1646-1819 D 1647-1817 281/2 B - M 1702-15 D 1702-15 281/3 B - 1716-27 D 1716-27 281/4 B - M 1727-55 D 1727-48 281/5 B 1820-54 M 1820-54 D 1823-54 List of the Old Parish Registers Angus (Forfar) OPR 282. DUNDEE 282/1 B 1645-61 M - D - 282/2 B 1662-81 M - D - 282/3 B 1682-1722 M - D - 282/4 B 1723-1753 M - D - 282/5 B 1753-71 M - D - 282/6 B 1772-84 M - D - 282/7 B 1785-94 M - D - 282/8 B 1795-1802 M - D - 282/9 B 1803-12 M - D - 282/10 B 1813-19 M - D - 282/11 B - M 1645-76 D - 282/12 B - M 1682-1783 D - 282/13 B - M 1783-1803 D - 282/14 B - M 1804-19 D - 282/15 B 1820-25 M - D - 282/16 B 1825-30 M - D - 282/17 B 1831-35 M - D - 282/18 B 1836-41 M - D - 282/19 B 1841-49 M - D - 282/20 B 1850-54 (Separate index) M - D - 282/21 B - M 1820-29 D - 282/22 B - M 1830-40 D - 282/23 B - M 1841-54 D - 282/24 B - M - D 1772-1801* 282/25 B - M - D 1801-29* 282/26 B - M - D 1829-35* 282/27 B - M - D 1835-43* 282/28 B - M - D 1843-55* 282/29 B - M - D 1837-56# (Western Cemetery) 1847-55 (St Peter's Churchyard) 282/30 Index to B 1820-54 (Surnames A-L) 282/31 Index to B 1820-54 (Surnames M-Z) 5 RNEs * Records for Howff (or Old Burial Ground) and New (or Constitution Road) cemeteries # Includes petition to Sheriff of Forfarshire by directors of the Dundee Cemetery Company for retention of the original burial register locally, 1856 283.
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