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Perth and Kinross Parishes: E-I Perth and Kinross Parishes: E-I Last updated | 03/10/2012 These pages are designed to help you find books, maps, statistical accounts and websites about the parishes of Perthshire and Kinross-shire, including many that are no longer part of the Perth & Kinross Council area. • Errol • Fossoway & • Glenshee Tulliebole • Findo Gask • Inchture • Fowlis Easter • Forgandenny • Innerwick and • Fowlis Glenlyon • Forteviot Wester • Invergowrie • Fortingall • Glendevon Some external links to relevant local history and genealogy organisations have been inserted. Perth & Kinross Council is not responsible for the content of external websites. Errol Books Title Author Year Reference Chronicles Of A Village Within Rare Books Large Dewar, J.D. 1965 Living Memory Size 941.32 Errol : Its Legends, Lands And Local Non-fiction Stack People Melville, Lawrence. 1935 941.32 Errol Kirkyard Monumental Tay Valley Family Local Non-fiction 1999 Inscriptions History Society. 929.5094132 Melville, Lawrence. Local Non-fiction The Fair Land Of Gowrie 1930 941.32 Pamphlet Index Of 1855 Deaths In Errol Gentry, Jonathan. 2001 929.3094132 Brown, Margaret Local Non-fiction Far From The Rowan Tree 1997 Gillies. 920/BROW Geological Survey Of The Sssi Local Reserve Large Browne, M.A.E. 1995 At Inchcoonans Claypit, Errol Size 554.132 Lowland Scottish Villages Lindsay, Maurice 1980 Local Non-fiction 914.1 Tay Valley Family Local Non-fiction Parish of Errol : (Parish 351) History Society. 312.094132 Prisoners Of War At Pitroddie Abbott, Donald 2000 Pamphlet 940.5472 During The Second World War Macdonald. Local Non-Fiction The Story Of Errol Station Beech, John G 1993 385.314094132 Monumental Inscriptions (Pre Local Non-fiction 1855) in North Perthshire John Fowler Mitchell 1974 929.34132 Statistical Accounts Title Reference The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791 -1799 941.32 Errol p165 The Statistical Account of Perthshire 1844 941.32 Errol p367 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland 941.32 Errol p360 Family History sources available on microfilm Birth, Marriage and Death events 1553 – 1854 Old Parochial Registers for Errol (with gaps) Census of Errol 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 Historic Maps Title Reference James Stobie's Map of Perthshire 1783 sheet 11 SE, 12 SW There are 21 postcards of Errol also available for reference. Links • Errol Park • Control Towers - Errol Airfield Back to Top Findo Gask Books Title Author Year Reference Gask Parish Church 1800- Local Large Size Murdoch, K.L.S. 2000 2000 941.32 Perthshire 1851 Census. Parish Tay Valley Family Census Indices 1998 of Findo Gask History Society 312.094132 Records Of Selected Monuments In Perthshire : Rare Books Large Willsher, Betty 1987 Volume 2, Findo Gask To Size 929.5 Longforgan Churchyards Monumental Inscriptions (Pre Local Non-fiction John Fowler Mitchell 1974 1855) in South Perthshire 929.34132 Action stations. 7, Military Local Non-fiction airfields of Scotland, the North- David J. Smith 358.4170941 East and Northern Ireland Statistical Accounts Title Reference The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791 -1799 941.32 Gask p238 The Statistical Account of Perthshire 1844 941.32 Gask p281 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland 941.32 Findo Gask p370 Family History sources available on microfilm Birth, Marriage and Death events 1669 – 1854 Old Parochial Registers for Findo Gask (with gaps) Census of Findo Gask 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 Historic Maps Title Reference James Stobie's Map of Perthshire 1783 sheet 10 SE Back to Top Forgandenny Books Title Author Year Reference Forgandenny, A Place In History : The Complete History Of A Strathearn Ross, Local Non-fiction 2007 Parish Including Aberdalgie, Pathstruie Gregory 941.32 And Pitkeathly Lindsay, Local Non-fiction Lowland Scottish Villages 1980 Maurice 914.1 Scotch Missed : The Lost Distilleries of Townsend, Local Non-fiction 1993 Scotland Brian 663.520941 Taking the temperature : an account of the operation of the Meteorological Pedgrift, N. Local Non-fiction 2002 Office climatological station at F. 551.694132 Forgandenny, 1968-2001 Monumental Inscriptions (Pre 1855) in John Fowler Local Non-fiction 1974 South Perthshire Mitchell 929.34132 Reports on the state of certain parishes in Scotland: Made to his Majesty's Commissioners for plantation of Kirks, 1627 Rare Books 941 etc, in pursuance of their ordinance, Dated April 12, 1627 Statistical Accounts Title Reference The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791 -1799 941.32 Forgandenny p179 The Statistical Account of Perthshire 1844 941.32 Forgandenny p948 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland 941.32 Forgandenny p376 Family History sources available on microfilm Old Parochial Registers for Birth, Marriage and Death events 1695 – 1854 Forgandenny (with gaps) Census of Forgandenny 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 Historic Maps Title Reference James Stobie's Map of Perthshire 1783 sheet 11 SW, 17 NW There are 10 postcards of Forgandenny also available for reference. Back to Top Forteviot Books Title Author Year Reference Forteviot : A Pictish and Scottish Local Non-fiction Aitchison, Nick 2006 Royal Centre 941.32 Forteviot : The History Of A 1926 Local Non-fiction Meldrum, Neil Strathearn Parish Reserve 941.32 Local Non-fiction Lowland Scottish Villages Lindsay, Maurice 1980 914.1 Monumental Inscriptions (Pre John Fowler Local Non-fiction 1974 1855) in South Perthshire Mitchell 929.34132 Perthshire 1851 Census : Name Tay Valley Family Census Indexes 2003 Index. Parish Of Forteviot History Society 314.132 Strathearn Environs & Royal Local Non Fiction Forteviot Project Report 2006- PKHT 2010 936.1 2009 Statistical Accounts Title Reference The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791 -1799 941.32 Forteviot p192 The Statistical Account of Perthshire 1844 941.32 Forteviot p1172 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland 941.32 Forteviot p382 Family History sources available on microfilm Birth, Marriage and Death events 1710 – 1854 Old Parochial Registers for Forteviot (with gaps) Census of Forteviot 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 Historic Maps Title Reference James Stobie's Map of Perthshire 1783 sheet 11 SW, 17NW There are 2 postcards of Forteviot also available for reference. Links • Current Archaeology - Forteviot Back to Top Fortingall Books Title Author Year Reference Book Of Garth And Fortingall : Local Non-fiction Campbell, Duncan 1888 Historical Sketches Reserve 941.32 Fortingall : Fortingall Church Local Non-fiction 1960 And Yew Trees 941.32 Perth & Kinross Local Non-fiction Fortingall : Kirk And Village 2003 Heritage Trust Reserve 941.32 Fortingall Mais, S.P.B. Pamphlet 914.132 Local Lending Reserve Garth And Glen Lyon Patton, Donald 1951 941.32 Guide To Fortingall, Glenlyon, 1936 Pamphlet 914.132 And District Guide To Killin : Loch Tay, Kenmore, Fortingall, Glenlyon Campbell, D Pamphlet 914.132 And The Land Of Famed 1920 Breadalbane A Highland Parish : Or The Local Lending Reserve Stewart, Alexander 1928 History Of Fortingall 941.32 Monumental Inscriptions (Pre Local Non-fiction John Fowler Mitchell 1974 1855) in North Perthshire 929.34132 Parish of Fortingall : (Parish Tay Valley Family Local Non-fiction 2000 355a) History Society 312.094132 Statistical Accounts Title Reference The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791 -1799 941.32 Fortingall p425 The Statistical Account of Perthshire 1844 941.32 Fortingall p527 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland 941.32 Fortingall p166 Family History sources available on microfilm Birth, Marriage and Death events 1748 – 1854 Old Parochial Registers for Fortingall (with gaps) Census of Fortingall 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 Historic Maps Title Reference James Stobie's Map of Perthshire 1783 sheet 9 NE NW, 8 NE NW, 7 NE There are 42 postcards of Fortingall also available for reference. Links • Fortingall Local History Back to Top Fossoway and Tulliebole Books Title Author Year Reference A historical stroll round Fossoway: Walker, Nancy Pamphlet 941.34 text of an illustrated lecture H. The Annals of Kinross-shire / part 1, 490AD-1861AD by Ebenezer edited by Local Non-fiction Henderson ; part 2, 1862AD- Rhoderick & 941.34 1870AD by R. L. Wright, William Alison Moncreiff. Haldane Church membership transfer letters from churches in Scotland...to the Associate Reform Church in Delhi, Pamphlet 929.3 Delaware County, New York.... Clackmannan and the Ochils : an Local Non-fiction illustrated architectural guide / Adam Swan 720.94135 author Fossoway Public Library : Catalogue of books in the public Pamphlet 017.1 library at the Crook of Devon Institute, 1 January 1914. The history of Christianity in Local Large Size Walker, N. H. Kinross-shire. 274.134 Kinross-shire 1851 census : name Census Indexes index. Part 1, A - Z. 929.3094134 Notes on some old tracks and footpaths in and around the Parish Shand, W. Pamphlet 325.7 of Fossoway Kinross-shire Records of selected monuments in Clackmannanshire and Kinross- Rare Books Large Willsher, Betty. shire: notes on Clackmannanshire Size 929.5 and Kinross-shire. Westwood's Parochial Directory For The Counties Of Fife and Kinross, Containing The Names and Rare Books 914.13 Addresses of Gentry and of Persons in Business &c. 1862 Monumental Inscriptions (Pre 1855) John Fowler Local Non-fiction 1967 in Kinross-shire Mitchell 929.34132 Local Non-fiction The seven castles in Kinross-shire Walker, Nancy H. 728.81094134 Statistical Accounts Title Reference The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791 -1799 941.32 Fossoway & Tull. p201 The Statistical Account of Perthshire
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