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Amulree Free Church, United Free, Church of Scotland kirk session

A secession church court. It began as a Free Church preaching station some time after 1843, sometimes referred to as Glenquaich, with a church and school, for which the minister of Kenmore was responsible. It is unclear when it obtained a kirk session in its own right, and was still termed a preaching station in the early 1890s. In 1900 it transferred to the United Free Church and in 1929 it rejoined the Church of Scotland, later uniting with Trochry and Glenquaich in 1947 as Amulree and Strathbaan.

Records available

No records found in Virtual Volumes on Scotland’s People. Records might be available at the National Records of Scotland (NRS). Please consult the NRS catalogue.