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Volume contents
- 2 - Minutes , 1816
- 17 - Minutes , 1817
- 28 - Minutes , 1818
- 45 - Minutes , 1819
- 56 - Minutes , 1820
- 72 - Minutes , 1821
- 82 - Minutes , 1822
- 96 - Minutes , 1823
- 112 - Minutes , 1824
- 125 - Minutes , 1825
- 137 - Minutes , 1826
- 146 - Minutes , 1827
- 156 - Minutes , 1828
- 164 - Minutes , 1829
- 171 - Minutes , 1830
- 177 - Minutes , 1831
- 182 - Minutes , 1832
- 186 - Minutes , 1833
- 194 - Minutes , 1834
- 199 - Minutes , 1835
- 207 - Minutes , 1836
- 212 - Minutes , 1837
- 222 - Minutes , 1838
- 226 - Minutes , 1839
- 228 - Minutes , 1840
- 262 - Minutes , 1841
- 333 - Minutes , 1842
Wick kirk session, Minutes (1816-1842), CH2/821/5
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.
Wick kirk session
A church court that sat within the presbytery of Caithness and the synod of Sutherland and Caithness. The parish church of Wick was dedicated to St Fergus and formerly belonged to the Bishop of Caithness. Ministry of the session is recorded from 1560.