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Perth & Kinross Council Archive Collections County Records Perth & Kinross Council Archive Collections County records CC1 Perth County Council, Perth and Kinross County Council Perth County Council was established by the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1889, taking over powers from the Commissioners of Supply, County Road Trust, and other local authorities. In 1891 the Boundary Commissioners made significant alterations to the boundaries between Perthshire and the adjoining counties of Fife, Forfar, Kinross and Stirling, including the transfer of the detached portion of Perthshire at Culross and Tulliallan to the county of Fife. Under the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1929, the county of Perth was combined with the county of Kinross for most, but not all purposes. Perth County Council and Perth and Kinross Joint County Council were both abolished in 1975 by the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1973, and the greater part of the county became part of Tayside Region, but with the western portion of the county being placed in Central Region. There were also some boundary changes in the east of the county with territory transferred to the new City of Dundee District Council and some of the territory of the county of Angus transferred to the new Perth & Kinross District Council. The present Perth & Kinross Council took over the functions of the former Tayside Regional Council and Perth & Kinross District Council in 1996 and regained tyhose parts of Perthshire that had been in the City of Dundee District since 1975. Stirling Council similarly took over the responsibilities of Central Regional Council and Stirling District Council for those parts of Perthshire within its boundaries. CC1/1 Perthshire Commissioners of Supply, 1650-1930 Administrative records of Perthshire Commissioners of Supply and related bodies including: Commissioners of Supply minutes, 1750-1930; Perthshire Constabulary Committee/Police Committee minutes, 1848-1890 (includes Perthshire Standing Joint Committee, 1890-1896); Commissioners for erecting a new gaol for the County of Perth minutes, 1813-1840; Perthshire Prison Board minutes, 1840-1878; Perth County Prison Visiting Committee minutes, 1878-1886; Perthshire Public Buildings Committee records, 1807-1928; Perthshire Finance Committee Page 1 of 15 Perth & Kinross Council Archive Collections County records minutes, 1849-1890; Perthshire Valuation Committee minutes, 1840-1855; Perthshire Local Authority (Diseases of Animals) minutes, 1866-1890; Perthshire valuation rolls and cess books, 1650, 1667, 1696-1852. CC1/2 Perthshire Highway Authorities, 1765-1910 Perthshire Highway Commissioners minute books, 1765-1878 (also contain references to general county business); Acts relating to roads in Perthshire and Kinross-shire, 1793-1832; Perthshire Turnpike Trustees minutes of general meetings, 1789-1878; Perthshire Trustees under the Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Act, 1878 minutes, 1878-1910 (including County Road Trustees from 1890); Accounting records, 1879-1889.Perthshire Turnpike and Statute Labour Trusts records, mostly consisting of trustees minute books: Queensferry to Perth (Great North Road) Turnpike, 1770-1878; Crieff to Perth Turnpike, 1811-1878; Crieff to Taybridge Turnpike, 1825-1879; Crieff District Statute Labour, 1811-1879; Atholl Turnpike, 1820-1878; Atholl District Statute Labour, 1813-1878; Carse of Gowrie Turnpike, 1789-1879; Carse of Gowrie District Statute Labour, 1795-1819, 1834-1834-1879; Perth to Dunkeld Turnpike, 1811-1879; Dunkeld District Statute Labour, 1803-1879; Perth to Coupar Angus District Statute Labour, 1812-1879; Coupar Angus Turnpike,1873-1879; Blairgowrie to Coupar Angus Turnpike, 1830-1879; Blairgowrie District Statute Labour, 1821-1878; Perth District Statute Labour, 1787, 1803-1878; Lochearnhead to Crieff Turnpike,1807-1819, 1825-1857; Gleneagles Turnpike, 1814-1818, 1821-1877; Dalreoch Turnpike, 1813-1879; Dalpatrick Turnpike, 1827-1878; Dunning Turnpike, 1818-1879; Glenlichorn Turnpike, 1821-1879; Loch Tayside and Glen Dochart Turnpike, 1827- 1847; Blairgowrie to Bridge of Cally Turnpike, 1841-1879; Glenfalloch Turnpike, 1827-1879; Auchterarder Turnpike, 1815-1879; Tummel Bridge Turnpike, 1824-1878; Breadalbane, Glenlyon and Strathtay Statute Labour, 1860-1879; Grandtully and Strathtay Statute Labour, 1860-1879; Perth to Kinclaven Turnpike, 1791-1795, 1824-1878; Bishopric (Dunkeld to Kenmore Castle) Turnpike, 1821-1878; Strathbraan Turnpike, 1831-1878; Strathtay Turnpike, 1829-1879; Weem District Statute Labour, 1834-1877. CC1/3 Perth County Clerk/ Perth and Kinross County Clerk’s dept, 1852-1975 Perth County Council minutes, 1890-1930; Perth and Kinross County Council minutes, 1930- 1975; Perthshire Standing Committee minutes, 1896-1930; Perthshire Local Authority Page 2 of 15 Perth & Kinross Council Archive Collections County records (Diseases of Animals) minutes, 1890-1918; Perthshire Committee on JP matters minutes, 1890- 1909; Perth County letter books including letters relating to boards and committees on which members of the county council sat, and boards and committees such as the Perthshire Prison Board, 1852-1925 CC1/4 Perth County Treasurer/Perth and Kinross County Treasurer’s Dept, 1890-1975 Perth County Council: Abstracts of accounts, 1897-1975; Perth County Fund orders for payment, 1890-1944; Ledgers, 1890-1930.Perth and Kinross County Council: Abstracts of Accounts, 1930-1975; Register of dwelling houses claimed to be decontrolled, 1933-1938. CC1/5/1-6, CC1/5/149-154 Perth County and Perth and Kinross County education records, 1841-1986 Perth County Council Secondary Education Committee minutes and letter books, 1893-1920; Perthshire Education Authority minutes, 1919-1930; Perth and Kinross Education Committee minutes, 1930-1975.Educational trusts: Perth Educational Trust, 1890-1918; John Sharp’s Trustees, 1857-1864; Sharp’s Institution, Perth, 1889-1910; Chrystal Trust, Kinnaird Parish, 1878-1919; Stewart’s Educational Trust, Aberfeldy, 1898-1965; Robertson’s Educational Trust, Comrie, Monzievaird and Strowan, 1889-1965; Taylor’s Institution, Crieff, 1841-1965; John Sheddan’s Endowment, Auchterarder, 1888-1919; Nicoll’s Mortification, 1868-1917; Barty’s Mortification, 1886-1919; Perth and Kinross Educational Endowment files, 1868-1981; school cleansing registers and inventories of furnishings (Buchanty, Kilspindie, Tibbermore, Ardtalnaig, Foss, Fortingall, Kinfaus, and Kinloch Public Schools), 1911-1965; School records of work (Fortingall, Dowally, Foss, Kinloch, Bendochy, Innerpeffray, Ardtalnaig and Buchanty Public Schools; Dunning and Tibbermore Primary Schools), 1942-1977; Perth and Kinross school files, 1919-1975. Prospectuses: Perth Academy, 1899-1944, Sharp’s Institution, 1907-1915, Morrison’s Academy, 1910-1911 CC1/5/7 Perth and Kinross County School Log Books, 1863-1992 School Log Books: Aberdalgie, 1868-1967; Aberfeldy Free Church, 1863-1873; Aldour Special, 1938-1941; Ardler,1945-1982; Ardtalnaig, 1874-1939; Auchtarsin, 1909-1934; Balgowan,1864- Page 3 of 15 Perth & Kinross Council Archive Collections County records 1982; Ballintuim, 1863-1968; Balnaguard, 1875-1934; Barnhill Sanatorium, 1929-1950; Bendochy, 1874-1962; Bendochy (Evening), 1898-1901; Blackford, 1873-1969; Blackford (Evening), 1893-1910; Blackwater, 1875-1985; Blairgowrie, 1905-1944; Blairnroar, 1877-1965; Buchanty, 1914-1964; Burrelton, 1864-1980; Butterstone, 1874-1978; Carnbo, 1874-1976; Central District, Perth, 1877-1977; Central Dist, Perth (Infants), 1902-1949; Cherrybank, 1904- 1959; Clunie, 1873-1986; Craigend, 1874-1973; Craigie, Perth (see Western District, Perth); Dalguise, 1876-1958; Dall, 1905-1960; Dalnacardoch, 1901-1924; Dalnaspidal, 1934-1964; Dowally, 1873-1972; Drimmie, 1872-1901, 1903-1963; Dron, 1873-1949; Drumour, 1874-1952; Dull, 1863-1966; Dunning, 1863-1957; Dunning (Infants & Girls), 1874-1932; Dunning (Evening), 1898-1953; Findo Gask, 1874-1929; Fortingall, 1873-1977; Fortingall (Evening), 1894-1913; Foss, 1874-1965; Fowlis Wester, 1873-1983; Free West Church, Perth, 1864-1873; Gauldswell, 1914-1953; Glenalmond, 1945-1958; Glenartney, 1877-1934; Glendevon, 1884- 1942, 1951-1971; Glendoick,1873-1979; Gleneagles, 1870-1921; Glenerichty, 1913-1965; Glengarry, 1924-1954; Glenlednoch, 1875-1969; Glenshee, 1873-1960; Inchture, 1868-1979; Innerpeffray, 1914-1945; Invermearn, 1926-1937; Killiechonan, 1928-1945; Killiecrankie, 1864- 1992; Kilspindie, 1873-1971; Kinclaven, 1868-1969; Kinfauns, 1870-1965; Kinfauns Free Church, 1864-1873; Kinglands, 1894-1969; Kinloch, 1868-1974; Kinnaird, 1943-1972; Lawers, 1873-1948; Meikleour, 1873-1986; Moneydie, 1873-1969; Monzie, 1873-1967; Monzievaird & Strowan, 1863-1977; Newbigging, 1863-1981; Path of Condie, 1874-1964; Rannoch Station, 1907-1950; Rhynd, 1870-1969; Ruthvenfield, 1889-1986; Shian, 1928-1952; Southern District, Perth, 1902-1957; Stormontfield, 1873-1973; Strathtummel, 1900-1969; Taylor's Institute, Crieff, 1863-1909; Tibbermore, 1873-1982; Trinity Gask, 1920-1972; Tullibardine, 1873-1982; Watergate National School, Perth, 1871-1884; Weem, 1902-1934; Wester Caputh, 1875-1926; Western District, Perth, 1884-1936; Woodside (see Burrelton); Woodside Free Church (see Burrelton) CC1/5/8 Perth and Kinross County School Registers of Admissions and Withdrawal, 1862-1992 Aberdalgie, 1895-1966; Aldgirnaig General Assembly (see Killiecrankie); Aldour Special, 1938- 1940; Ardler, 1912-1982; Balgowan, 1869-1943; Ballintuim, 1874-1968; Balnaguard, 1875- 1923; Bendochy, 1926-1962; Blackford, 1873-1955; Blackwater, 1876-1983; Blairgowrie Higher Page 4 of 15 Perth & Kinross Council
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