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Inveraray kirk session
A church court that sat within the presbytery of Inverary and the synod of Argyll. The parish of Inverary disjoined from Glenaray in 1651. The two parishes were reunited under the name of Glenaray and Inveraray in 1745.Records available
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- Login to view Minutes (1777-1814)
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- Login to view Accounts (1739-1800)
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Records on ScotlandsPlaces
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- Ordnance Survey Name Books
- Seventeenth century hearth tax and poll tax rolls
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