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Volume contents
- 1 - Minutes , 1840
- 2 - Minutes , 1841
- 13 - Minutes , 1842
- 20 - Minutes , 1843
- 27 - Minutes , 1844
- 33 - Minutes , 1845
- 42 - Minutes , 1846
- 47 - Minutes , 1847
- 55 - Minutes , 1848
- 60 - Minutes , 1849
- 68 - Minutes , 1850
- 73 - Minutes , 1851
- 79 - Minutes , 1852
- 82 - Minutes , 1853
- 88 - Minutes , 1854
- 95 - Minutes , 1855
- 100 - Minutes , 1856
- 105 - Minutes , 1857
- 110 - Minutes , 1858
- 117 - Minutes , 1859
- 124 - Minutes , 1860
- 129 - Minutes , 1861
- 134 - Minutes , 1862
- 140 - Minutes , 1863
- 143 - Minutes , 1864
- 159 - Minutes , 1865
- 171 - Minutes , 1866
- 182 - Minutes , 1867
- 193 - Minutes , 1868
- 216 - Minutes , 1869
- 219 - Minutes , 1870
- 228 - Minutes , 1871
- 236 - Minutes , 1872
- 241 - Minutes , 1873
- 247 - Minutes , 1874
- 253 - Minutes , 1875
- 259 - Minutes , 1876
- 270 - Loose items , Loose items
Alyth kirk session, Minutes (1840-1876), CH2/912/5
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.
Alyth kirk session
A church court that sat within the presbytery of Meigle and the synod of Angus and Mearns. Prior to the reformation, it was a prebend of Dunkeld and held a dedication to St Luag. Ministry of the session is recorded from 1567.