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"KINLOCH AND LETHENDY, an united parish in the county of Perth, Scotland, 6 miles N.E. of Dunkeld. It is bounded by Clunie, Caputh, and Blairgowrie, the latter being its post town. Its size is 9 miles by 1. Its surface is about half under tillage. The soil in many places is fertile. The parish is united to Lethendy in the presbytery of Dunkeld and synod of Perth. The minister's stipend is £210, in the patronage of crown. There is one parish church jointly for this place and Lethendy. There is a Free church at Lethendy. Glassclune castle stands at a short distance from the village. On a moor known as Haer (i.e. battle) Cairns, where Agricola and Galgacus fought, are many tumuli. The parish is intersected by the Lornty Burn and Airdle Water. It contains three lakes. Marlee, a mansion of the Farquharsons of Invercauld, is situated in this parish."

Description(s) from The National Gazetteer of  UK and Ireland, 1868
Transcribed by Colin Hinson, Copyright 2003

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Cemeteries

  • Lethendy Churchyard

  • Kinloch Churchyard
    Inscriptions available in Monumental inscriptions (pre-1855) in North Perthshire, John Fowler Mitchell & Sheila Mitchell, [Published Edinburgh, 1975 (Scottish Genealogy Society).

  • Churchyard Extension

The interment registers for both should be available at the local council offices in Blairgowrie (though for Kinloch only the 20th century extension seems to be present). Please consult the cemeteries page.

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Census

  • Census records are available for the years 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 & 1891. The Kinloch parish number is 376 and microfilms are available at New Register House, Edinburgh, the A. K. Bell Library, Perth, Tay Valley FHS and the LDS Family History Centre, Dundee and may also be ordered through LDS centres worldwide.

  • The Lethendy parish number is 372. Please consult the county page for general information.

Earlier census returns were made by the Duke of Atholl for those areas covered by his estates which were quite extensive in this parish. These are held by the archivist at Blair Castle.

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Church Records

Births, Deaths and Marriages prior to 1855 are available in The Old Parish Records (OPR). The Kinloch parish number is 376 and microfilms are available at New Register House, Edinburgh, the A. K. Bell Library, Perth, Tay Valley FHS and the LDS Family History Centre, Dundee and may also be ordered through LDS centres worldwide.

The records available are:

B. blank July 1710 - Feb 1713, and Aug. 1715 - June 1718. Irregular entries dated 1731 - 51 after Record for Sept. 1733. Mothers' names ommitted 1713 - 15, and 1729 - 36, exc. Jan. _ Sept. 1734. M. blank (exc. three entries under 1713) March 1710 - Oct. 1721. Only one entry Aug. 1731 - June 1733, and none April 1741 - Aug. 1742. Blank (exc. one entry) July 1743 - June 1751, and only four entries Dec 1805 - Feb. 1811. D. (Mortcloth Dues) Only four entries before March 1725, four entries Dec. 1739 - March 1755, three entries Sept. 1765 - Jan. 1775, and only three entries (1815 - 18) Feb. 1804 - June 1820. Record terminates in 1841.

  • Church of Scotland (OPR)

    Film Ref. No.   
    372/1   
    LethendyB 1698-1819M 1698-1819D 1754-1820
    372/2   
    KinlochB 1698-1819M 1693-1819D 1707-1820
    372/3   
    LethendyB 1819-54M 1810-54D 1825-51
    KinlochB 1819-54M 1818-54D 1820-41
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Civil Registration

Records of birth, death & marriage, from the commencement of statutory registration in 1855, are held at New Register House, Edinburgh, under whose jurisdiction these records fall. However microfilms covering 1855-75, 1881 & 1891 are also available at the LDS Family History Centre, Dundee and can also be ordered through LDS centres worldwide.

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Description & Travel

You can see pictures of Kinloch which are provided by:

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Gazetteers

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Maps

You can see maps centred on OS grid reference NO141448 (Lat/Lon: 56.587155, -3.400839), Kinloch which are provided by: