Dunblane
A parish in the county of Perth. It was a quoad omnia parish (a parish for civil and religious purposes). In 1900 it combined with the parish of Lecropt to form the civil parish of Dunblane and Lecropt.
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Dunblane and Kilbride
See Dunblane parish.
Dunblane and Lecropt
A parish in the county of Perth from 1900 until 1975. It was a civil parish, formed in 1900 from a combination of the two previously separate parishes of Dunblane and Lecropt.
Dunblane presbytery
A Church of Scotland presbytery. It was in the synod of Perth and Stirling.
Dunblane synod
A Church of Scotland synod. In 1661 the presbyterian form of Church government was abolished and the episcopalian system revived. Bishops were reinstated and in Dunblane Bishop Leighton invited the ministers of several parishes within his bounds to attend a diocesan synod. The synod differed little from the provincial synods that had met under the presbyterian system. The first synod met in 1662 and the last meeting was in 1688 before the Episcopacy was abolished in 1689.