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Entries - tabulated. One entry May - Oct. No entry Duplicate of Record - After , fact of Marriage rarely added to the entry of Contract or Proclamation. Deaths and Burials till June , then Deaths only. Blank exc. Copies of the registers on microfilm may be consulted in some local libraries and at LDS Family Search Centres around the world. Kirk Session records are held at the Special Collections Dept. At the Special Collections Dept. Full information on the main Fife page. Registration districts did not necessarily coincide exactly with parishes. In the 20th century especially, there were frequent changes in registration districts. Anstruther Easter registration district includes part of Kilrenny parish. There is a useful Anstruther website here. Surrounding parishes: Kilrenny , Anstruther Wester. On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is a transcription of the edition. Several old gazetteers are available. They all contain descriptions of the parish and many are also worth searching for entries of places within the parish. You can see the administrative areas in which Anstruther Easter has been placed at times in the past. Select one to see a link to a map of that particular area. Unfortunately, not all entries have digital images. Old Maps Online Other old maps. Nearby places shown on an Openstreetmap map. Andrew Campbell has produced Fife Deaths from Newspapers - a compilation of deaths recorded in local newspapers. Copies of this index are held by the Fife libraries and the Family History Societies. The Society have re-published it in their Publications Series, The parish is included in Andrew Campbell's compilation of Fife Shopkeepers and Traders taken from newspapers and directories. It is available in most Fife reference libraries, in the libraries of the family history societies, and at the Manuscript Department of the Special Collections Department of St Andrews University Library. The relief of paupers after was carried out by theParochial Board and later by the Parish Council. Their records are at the Fife Council Archive Centre. See Public Records below. There is a page with census statistics from to here. See also A Vision of Britain and Histpop for population statistics. Indexes and finding aids are given on the main Fife page. Parochial Boards and their successors, Parish Councils, administered many local functions including poor relief. Anstruther Easter records:. Entries less than 50 years old may contain sensitive personal information and are not on open access. If you are a former pupil you are entitled to see your own entry. Please contact the Archivist for further details. For more information see the main Fife pages. Hide Description of the parish in "Anstruther Easter, a royal burgh, in the county of Fife, is 22 miles east from Kirkcaldy and about 10 south from St Andrews. It includes, amongst other material, catalogue entries for maps and plans held by the National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh; some maps and plans can be viewed photos and details of historical buildings and archaeological sites recorded by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh 17th and 18th century tax rolls Ordnance Survey [place] Name Books an opportunity to transcribe thousands of historic documents. It can be downloaded from ARCHway. Fax The census has been indexed and can be downloaded here Some census records on microfilm may be consulted in LDS Family Search Centres around the world. Church History. Details of church history: Anstruther Easter Kirk Session: A church was first built within the district of Anstruther Easter in and a number of years later in the parish of Anstruther Easter was disjoined from that of Kilrenny and erected as a separate parish. The kirk session sits within the Presbytery of St Andrews. Anstruther Associate Burger and United Associate Church: Anstruther Associate Burgher congregation was first established in at the request of a group who named themselves 'Managers of the Associate Society of Anstruther' and who expressed a wish in that year to the Presbytery of Perth that they be formed into a congregation and be supplied with a minister. The first minister of the congregation, John Thom, was ordained in The church became part of the United Presbyterian Church in A church to house the congregation was opened in and later replaced by a new building erected in , which in turn was also superseded by a new construction in Church Records. Further information on the main Fife page. Regulus, which has a spiral staircase leading to the top of a foot tower, offering magnificent views over the town. There are also two great beaches, botanical gardens and an aquarium here. South of St. Andrews the picturesque small stone harbour fishing villages of Crail, Anstruther, Piteenween and St Monans are all places to experience the un-hurried pace of life by the sea. Further round the coast there are a number of first class golf courses such as Elie and Leven Links, to name only two of more than forty golf courses in this region! Southern Fife is dominated by Dunfermline, Scotland's former capital. The Queensferry crossing, the longest bridge of its type in the world, The Forth Road and Rail Bridges over the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh are the most distinctive landmarks on this stretch of coast and allow easy access to the capital for days out. Open every weekday evening from October to March, and with free admission to the observatory and displays, Mills observatory is an exciting attraction. This historical military regiment is a great destination for a family day out. One of the oldest museums in the U. Contrary to what its name may lead you to believe, Scone Palace is actually a place rich in history. This magnificent cathedral is located in the heart of Dundee city centre and is a fully functioning home to a vibrant Christian community. It is also open for visitors to view its beautiful, decorated period gothic architecture. This largely ruined castle situated in the Kingdom of Fife is an excellent starting point to an exploration of St Andrews. Camperdown Country Park is the largest country park in Dundee and is famously home to no less than different species of trees! Local area. No pets. Description The Old Smithy is a truly unique, traditional, stone built terraced cottage right in the heart of the picturesque coastal town of Anstruther. Living area: With 43" Smart TV. Dining area. Separate toilet. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Shower room: With walk-in shower, toilet and heated towel rail. Gas central heating underfloor on ground floor , electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available on request. Welcome pack. About the local area. Fife was home to Scotland's capital for six centuries, the evidence of which can still be found in its many castles, cathedrals and places of historic interest. Apart from its historical heritage Fife is also renowned for world class golf courses and lovely stretches of picturesque coastline. Mills Observatory. The Black Watch Castle and Museum. Perth Museum and Art Gallery. Scone Palace. Old Anstruther by Eric Eunson (Paperback, ) for sale online | eBay

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The kirk session sits within the Presbytery of St Andrews. Anstruther Associate Burger and United Associate Church: Anstruther Associate Burgher congregation was first established in at the request of a group who named themselves 'Managers of the Associate Society of Anstruther' and who expressed a wish in that year to the Presbytery of Perth that they be formed into a congregation and be supplied with a minister. The first minister of the congregation, John Thom, was ordained in The church became part of the United Presbyterian Church in A church to house the congregation was opened in and later replaced by a new building erected in , which in turn was also superseded by a new construction in Church Records. Further information on the main Fife page. Heritors' Records - none known. Civil Registration. You can see pictures of Anstruther Easter which are provided by: Geograph Flickr. Ask for a calculation of the distance from Anstruther Easter to another place. Historical Geography. Details of historic buildings and archaeological sites in this parish held by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh, are catalogued at ScotlandsPlaces. Historic maps: On-line maps: National Library of Scotland map collection - main page For 17th, 18th and early 19th century maps, see the National Library of Scotland map collection. Using the geo-referenced maps at the National Library of Scotland allows historic maps to be viewed on top of a modern map or satellite view Ordnance Survey 6-inch, 1st edition Fife sheet 27 at the National Library of Scotland for the best images , or at OldMaps or British History online. Ordnance Survey 1-inch, 1st edition sheet 41 ; 2nd edition sheet 41 ; and 3rd edition sheet 41 at the National Library of Scotland. Ordnance Survey 1-inch, 7th series ss sheet 56 at the National Library of Scotland. OldMaps sell paper copies of all their on-line maps. Ordnance Survey 1- inch, 7th series ss sheet 56 The best collection of large scale local and estate maps and plans is held by the National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh. They are catalogued on the ScotlandsPlaces website. Only a few maps and plans are available as digital images. Military History. Poor Houses, Poor Law. Year Population There is a page with census statistics from to here. Probate Records. Probate records are 'Confirmations' in Scotland. Public Records. Anstruther Easter School Board Minutes, Anstruther School Management Committee Minutes, Education statistics for Fife schools in list the following board schools in the parish: School Board School Accommodation for scholars Average attendance Anstruther Easter East West Town Records. Towns were usually referred to as Burghs in Scotland. United burgh: Town council minutes, ; Charities' committee minutes and journal, ; Assessment roll, ; Abstracts of accounts, undated; Miscellaneous documents, undated. Admiralty Court book, East Fife, ; Anstruther Sea Box Society minutes, ; Unidentified solicitor's business ledgers, , Voting Registers. East Green, Anstruther-Easter, Baptist. Baptisms, ; Marriages, , , ; Burials, , ; Neglected entries. Jack Brooksbank, 34, looked stylish in a crisp white shirt and black faded black jeans, which he paired with tan boots pictured. Jacobi Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe looked in high spirits as he shared a joke with a female companion pictured. Jacobi opted for a relaxed look in a pair of denim jeans, Adidas black trainers and a black jacket, while his female companion opted for denim shorts, a plain white T-shirt and a jumper. Princess Eugenie's husband pictured could be seen clutching his phone as he appeared to take a call outside of the venue. Jacobi, who went to prep school with Prince William, opted for a relaxed look in a pair of blue denim jeans and black trainers pictured. Jacobi could be seen offering a warm embrace to the female companion, who he cuddled on the pavement outside of the venue. The pair had a quick cigarette break before heading back inside the venue - where they spent the rest of the evening. Jacobi posted an image on Instagram of them riding into the sunset on horseback. Another of his sisters, Isabella, is married to Sam Branson, Richard's son. The former city worker has previously spoken openly about how tough being in the public eye is for his beloved sister, and how she coped with the attention while dating Prince Harry. He told Evening Standard : 'She's not a tough cookie at all. She's a very sensitive, sweet girl, all my family are — they're incredible. It's not something that is easy for anyone dating a royal or marrying into the family or anyone in the royal family themselves. I think on some level it is different to any other type of fame. The harbour and port of Anstruther has a long and interesting history linked to The Old Smithy, and part of the building was built before and over time has been a stable, smithy and harbour store. He provided sanctuary for survivors from Culloden in the cellars adjacent to The Old Smithy. The building fell into disrepair, but in and due to its unique location and as a listed building, an architect took on the challenge of redesigning the cottage and won the Green Apple Award for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage in With a sandy beach and most amenities just a minute from the door, this is a perfect location for a couple s , friends or a small family who are looking to enjoy a seaside holiday or a walking, golfing or sightseeing break. The working harbour has fishing boats as well as leisure crafts, including seasonal boat trips to the Isle of May a national nature reserve. The old lanes and streets are interesting to explore on foot. Follow the Fife Coastal Path that literally passes the front door and leads in either direction to secluded coves, little fishing villages and white sandy beaches. For exploring further afield, St Andrews is only 9 miles away and makes a great day out with excellent shopping facilities as well as lots of restaurants, pubs and bistros. Famous for being the home of golf, lovers of the sport will enjoy visiting the British Golf Museum or playing on one of the championship courses. In fact there are over 40 golf courses in Fife to choose from. The local area is home to some outstanding summer food and arts festivals as well as an annual lifeboat gala which provides great entertainment for all ages. There are many more interesting heritage and historic buildings in the vicinity, and a visit to The Scottish Fisheries Museum just along the harbour is well worth a visit. The Old Smithy is a great all year round location for a holiday for small families, friends or couples. Beach yards. Shop, pub and restaurant yards. Read more about The Old Smithy. Long sections of the Fife Coastal Path can now be enjoyed by walkers and there are a variety of linear and circular routes which have been graded and waymarked, from which you can enjoy beautiful seacapes and spot spectacular wildlife such as grey seals, dolphins and maybe even the odd basking shark. For bird lovers the offshore islands of Inchkeith and Inchcolm are home to thousands of seabirds, including large numbers of Puffins in May. South down the coast a short distance is the ancient university town of St. Andrews, home to the world-famous Royal and Ancient golf club. Andrews University was founded in and is Scotland's oldest university town. The medieval town centre has narrow alleys and cobbled streets which lead to the now ruined cathedral and the church of St. Regulus, which has a spiral staircase leading to the top of a foot tower, offering magnificent views over the town.

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Book online with Payment Protection. Get a rental newsletter for deals and other great travel info you can unsubscribe at any time. Send me a copy of this email. The details of this rental have been emailed to: Send to another friend No thanks. Contact the owner. Email the owner. Formerly ship building was carried on here to a considerable extent, but for the last ten years it has entirely ceased. There is a tan-work in the town, also a brewery and a rope and sail work. About barrels of cod are cured annually besides great quantities of herrings during February. These are exported chiefly to the West India market. Considerable quantities of haddocks are smoked for the home market. Seamen's wages are about 2 pounds 10 shillings per month. A weekly corn grain market is held on Saturday. The number of shops is considerable, and there is a mill for the preparation of all hinds of meal. There is a post office in the town. This parish was founded in from Kilrenny. The first minister was settled in and the records of the kirk session have been carefully since then. The church, built in and renovated in , is conveniently situated in a large burying ground surrounded by an excellent wall. The church is now one of the most elegant country churches anywhere to be seen and has seating for There are three Dissenting meeting houses -- for the Burghers, the Independents, and the Baptist. The families conncected with them, belonging to the parish, are in all about The average number of baptisms during the last seven years is 16 and of marriages No accurate record of deaths has been kept. There is only one school in the parish, the parochial or burgh school. The average number attending is about The population has varied little through time. In it was and in it was , but since then it has dropped. The number of families in the parish is The New Statistical Account of Scotland pub. Also available at the Family History Library. A census is a count and description of the population, taken by the government, arranged by locality and by household. Read more about census records. The census of Scotland is indexed on www. To use it, you must register and pay a small access fee. All available censuses, , are indexed on this website. It may be easier for you to pay to use the website rather than access the separate indexes through the library. The Established Church of Scotland was Presbyterian. Read more about church records. Some records may also be indexed in other FamilySearch collections for Scotland. Births: Birth records are intermixed with marriages until May There is a separate record for June —December and no entries December —January , June —July A separate record of births begins July and there are only six entries July —August Entries — are tabulated except June —December Mother's names are not recorded until January They are intermixed with marriages again January — There is a duplicate record — and after , the fact of marriage is rarely added to the entry of contract or proclamation. Deaths: Deaths and burials until June , then deaths only. There are no entries September — except one for Ben Bloxham, pub. The Kirk session was the court of the parish. The Kirk session was made up of he minister and the land owners and business men of the parish, chosen to serve on the session. The Kirk session dealt with moral issues, minor criminal cases, matters of the poor and education, matters of discipline, and the general concerns of the parish. Kirk session records may also mention births, marriages, and deaths. Andrews University Library, St. According to the New Statistical Accountant of Scotland for , there are three Dissenting meeting houses in this parish Burgher, Independent Congregational, and Baptist. The families connected with them, belonging to the parish, are in all about thirty—three. There is also a Bible and Missionary Society, composed of members belonging to the different denominations of Dissenters. History— In , several persons belonging to the General Associate Antiburgher branch of the Secession built a place of worship at St. Monance, between Anstruther and Elie, and had it supplied with sermon. In , some persons who attended classes taught by Secession students adopted their principles and made application to the Associate Burgher Presbytery of Perth. They were accepted and formed a congregation. 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