Logie - Coldstone kirk session
A church court that sat within the presbytery of Kincardine O'Neil and the synod of Aberdeen. The parish of Logie Coldstone, which was formerly a prebend of Aberdeen and whose church was dedicated to St Neachtan of Mortlach, was united in 1618 with the parish of Logie-Mar. At first the united parish was named Logie-Mar and Coldstone, but Mar was later dropped from the title to leave the charge styled Logie-Coldstone.Records available
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