Borthwick Parish Church, Borthwick, Church of Scotland

The church has a graveyard.

The current church is the third on essentially the same site. A Norman church stood here until it burned down in 1775. It was repalced with a new building nearby, which remained in use until the current church was built on the site of the original Norman building, in 1864.

For further details, refer to Canmore.

Old Parish Registers (OPRs) exist from around 1700, although these are not complete.

See NRS for full details.

The parish was formerly Registration District (RD) 674.

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Details of the War Memorial, which is part of the church gate, are available from the Imperial War Museum.