Turriff presbytery
A higher court of the Church of Scotland. It was in the synod of Aberdeen and was formed between 1606 and 1638 from parishes which had previously been mostly in the presbytery of Fordyce. From 1654 until 1657 it was united with the presbytery of Deer.Records available
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