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Laurencekirk
(263)
Maryculter (264)
Marykirk (265)
Nigg (266)
St. Cyrus (267)
Strachan (268)
Census of Merchant and Royal Navy Ships
The film of 1861 Census
of Merchant and Royal Navy Ships in Port covers all
of Scotland. For Kincardine, ships are listed in the
Registration District of Nigg.
These entries are all listed on film 902.
1881 Census Index for entire County of
Kincardine in 6 sets of fiche. .
(Surname Index,
Birth Place Index, Census Place Index, As Enumerated,
Misc. Notes, Institutions.)
Decisions of the Court of Session 1781-1822
Published by David Hume in 1839 this
is a wonderful record of hundreds of court
decisions involving people from all over
Scotland.
The collection of Maps held in the
library is in paper format, and will be found in either
the Maps Stands or on top of the film cabinets in Map
holders.
Civil Parishes and Counties of Scotland
showing Overall Dates of Old Parochial Records Held in
Edinburgh and available Worldwide on microfilm for the
Counties of Aberdeen, Banffshire, Kincardine,
Moray and Nairn.
Plan of the town of Stonehaven. From
the actual survey. 1823. Wood, John.
Scotland’s Royal Garrison
Artillery Militia Attestations Index Edinburgh 1882-1915, Fife 1882-1911,
Forfar & Kincardineshire 1881-1915, South East Scotland 1877-1913 and
West Scotland 1873-1911. People from all over England and Ireland as well
as Scotland so search all sections
The Register of Apprentices of the City
of Edinburgh 1583-1800
(Note: These Apprentices
come from all parts of Scotland)
(CD)
Historical Clock & Watchmakers Index.
UK-wide index
(CD)
Merchant Seamen’s Crew Agreement
Lists 1851 PRO Catalogue No. BT
98 Note: The area designation relates to the ships’
Port of Registration not the birthplace of the seaman.
A seaman could sign on anywhere and change
ships at will, so if you do not find him where
expected try other areas.
The files include a Master Surname Index to
Lists published to date.
Areas covered are:-Aberdeen, Angus, Cornwall,
Lanark, Renfrew, Scotland South- East, Scotland South-West, Highlands
& Islands, Wales, Ireland North (Ulster), Ireland Mid &
East (Leinster) Ireland South &West (Munster & Connaught).
Fetteresso Parish Register (258)
Christenings 1st Oct 1783-1819
Register of Neglected Entries – various dates
Christenings 1820-1854 Irregular Entries Proclamation Dues (for Marriages)
1820-1854 Marriages 1839-1854 Burials (Mortcloth Dues) 1820-1847 Index to
Christenings 1820-1854
(Film Kcd 1)
St Ternan's Scottish
Episcopal Church, Diocese of Brechin.
1) St. Ternan & St. Ternan's
Church
2) Register conservation
3) Historic record of clergy serving
Muchalls
4) Baptismal Index
5) Confirmation index
6) Marriage index
7) Burial/death index
8) Register.
Members of the congregation recorded
in the old register, mostly lived in Muchalls,
Newtonhill (Scaterow), Portlethen, Banchory Devenick,
Maryculter,and Netherley.
Wills before 1875 were proved
in Commissariot Courts. The areas covered by Commissariot
Courts pre 1800 in Scotland relate to Church
jurisdiction and not county borders so more
than one Court can cover a County.
The Commissariot Court of Edinburgh had jurisdiction
for the whole of Scotland and
abroad and should also be checked. These
Testaments are for personal property only.
The Library has a complete set of Indexes for
pre 1800 Commissariot Court Wills.
The Commissariot of Brechin
covers the following parishes in Kincardine: - Glenbervie
and Strachan
(fiche T3-t4)
The Commissariot of St. Andrews
covers the following parishes in Kincardine: - Arbuthnot, Benholm,
Bervie, Dunnottar, Durris, Fettercairn, Fetteresso,
Fordoun, Garvock, Kinneff, Laurencekirk, Marykirk,
Nigg and St. Cyrus.
(fiche T41-T45)
Land was covered by separate
laws and is covered by the records
detailed in: The Service of Heirs Index The Retours of Services of Heirs index.
(insert CD 130)
(insert CD 131)
SCOTTISH CALENDAR OF CONFIRMATIONS
(of wills) 1876-1923.
(fiche)
BRITISH PROBATE CALENDAR. 1858-1898.
Contains English and Welsh Wills
and Administrations as well as some Irish and Scottish
entries. Entries can also be found from around the world
and from deaths many years earlier. See Guide.
Where a Scottish testator also held property
in England, for the years
listed below, wills were also proved in London
, and indexes to
these are found at the end of the films listing English
probate (on the last film for each year after the letter
“Z”.)
1869 to 1876 inclusive.
(Film)
Register of Defuncts.
Index to the Inventories of the Personal
Estates of Defuncts recorded in the Commissary Court
Books of Fife, Dundee, Clackmannan, Kinross, Stirling,
Aberdeen, Kincardine, Banff, Elgin, Nairn, Inverness,
Ross & Cromarty, Sutherland, Caithness, Orkney and Zetland.