Ardnamurchan kirk session

A church court that sat within the presbytery of Mull, later Lochaber, and the synod of Argyll. The parish of Ardnamurchan, whose church held a dedication to St Coan, was united in around the year 1614 with the ancient parish of Eilean Finain. At the same time Arisaig was additionally joined with Ardnamurchan; however, this union was severed again in 1919.

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