Bothkennar Parish Church and Bothkennar and Carronshore Parish Church Finding Aid

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Bothkennar Parish Church and Bothkennar and Carronshore Parish Church Finding Aid

Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) FALKIRK ARCHIVES Records of Churches Bothkennar Parish Church and Bothkennar and Carronshore Parish Church finding aid The pre-reformation parish of Bothkennar was said to have been dedicated to St Kinnera. Bothkennar teinds were appropriated to the nunnery of Eccles in the pre-Reformation period and the Abbey of Cambuskenneth also held lands in this parish. The post-reformation church was a quoad omnia parish. Part of the parish was removed in 1880 to form part of the quoad sacra parish of Grangemouth. Bothkennar united with Carronshore Church on 29 Dec 1943 to form Bothkennar & Carronshore Parish Church. The Church of Scotland kirk session for Bothkennar sat within the presbytery of Stirling until 1929. It then sat within the presbytery of Linlithgow and Falkirk and from 1976 in the presbytery of Falkirk. Bothkennar church building was erected in 1789, restored and enlarged in 1887 and a hall built in 1926. Reference Date Brief Description Code A1495.001 Mid 20th Sketch of proposed design for "Resurrection" window, Century {nd} annotated on reverse by Rev W B Maclaren CH2/1548/13 1722-1797 Session minutes. Also includes accounts CH2/1548/14 1796-1853 Session minutes. CH2/1548/1 18 Jan 1863-01 Session minutes Nov 1912 CH2/1548/2 27 Jan 1913-30 Session minutes Dec 1956 CH2/1548/3 17 May 1885- Baptismal register 12 Jul 1959 CH2/1548/4 Aug 1879-May Register of proclamations of banns for marriage. 1900 CH2/1548/5 Jun 1952-Mar Register of proclamations of banns for marriage. 1959 CH2/1548/6 Sep 1969-Oct Register of proclamations of banns for marriage. 1977 CH2/1548/7 1876-1884 Communion roll CH2/1548/8 1885-1893 Communion roll CH2/1548/9 1894-1898 Communion roll CH2/1548/10 1899-1903 Communion roll CH2/1548/11 1906-1911 Communion roll CH2/1548/12 1885-1889 Real rent heritors account CH2/1548/15 1777-1815 Accounts. CH2/1548/16 1833-1888 Accounts. Includes loose inserts - cheques, bank book and report by William Black, Architect, 4 June 1897 .

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