, Register of marriages (1855-1857), CH2/64/3&destination=/virtual-volumes/volume-images/volume_data-CH2-64-3/GAZ00349?image_number=281){kind=link}
Volume contents
- 3 - Minutes , 1749
- 6 - Minutes , 1750
- 11 - Minutes , 1751
- 13 - Minutes , 1756
- 15 - Minutes , 1763
- 21 - Minutes , 1764
- 44 - Minutes , 1765
- 69 - Minutes , 1766
- 117 - Minutes , 1767
- 135 - Minutes , 1824
- 142 - Minutes , 1825
- 146 - Minutes , 1826
- 151 - Minutes , 1827
- 156 - Minutes , 1828
- 162 - Minutes , 1829
- 170 - Minutes , 1830
- 179 - Minutes , 1831
- 189 - Minutes , 1832
- 200 - Minutes , 1833
- 210 - Minutes , 1834
- 217 - Minutes , 1835
- 233 - Minutes , 1836
- 245 - Minutes , 1837
- 255 - Minutes , 1838
- 267 - Minutes , 1839
- 279 - Minutes , 1840
- 289 - Minutes , 1841
- 296 - Minutes , 1842
- 303 - Marriages , 1855
- 305 - Marriages , 1857
Castleton kirk session, Minutes (1749-1757; 1823-1842), Register of marriages (1855-1857), CH2/64/3
Kirk sessions are local church courts, the lowest courts in the Church of Scotland and other presbyterian churches. The records of kirk session meetings, decisions and transactions are normally hand-written.
Castleton kirk session
A church court that sat within the presbytery of Langholm and the synod of Dumfries. The pre-Reformation church belonged to the priory of Canonbie. In 1604 the neighbouring churches of Ettleton, Wheelkirk and Belkirk were united with Castleton into one charge.