Part 20 (1/2)

1741-1762--JOHN M'CLEISH, 12th March.

1763-1765--ALEX. COLVILL, tr. to Ormiston.

1766-1798--DAVID KEMP, A.M., died 22nd February.

1798-1802--PATRICK M'ISAAC, tr. to Comrie.

1803-1815--CHARLES ANDERSON, tr. to Closeburn.

1815-1822--ROBERT JOHN ROBERTSON, tr. to Forteviot. Father of Right Hon. J. P. B. Robertson, Lord President of Court of Session.

1823-1852--THOMAS YOUNG, died 5th September.

1853-????--JAMES MARTIN.

GLENDEVON

1588-1589--ADAM MARSCh.e.l.l. Deposed 26th August as ”ignorant of the Holy Scriptures and without knowledge of the grounds of religion.”

1591-1640--ANDREW KIRK, A.M.

1639-1652--ANDREW KIRK, junr., A.M., died in November. Son of previous minister.

1655-1660--JAMES GRAHAME.

1660-1663--MUNGO WEMYSS, A.M., tr. to Aberdalgie.

1664-1679--WILLIAM SPENCE, A.M., deposed by Bishop and Synod for ”disowning the present Government.” (See pp. 107-108, 195-207.)

1680-1681--ROBERT STIRLING, A.M. Probably resigned on account of Test.

1682-1688--THOMAS HALL, A.M., tr. to St. Madoes.

1688-1689--ALEX. MELDRUM. Ousted at Revolution.

1690-1691--WM. SPENCE, A.M., tr. to Fossoway. Old minister returned.

1694-1709--GILBERT MELVILLE. Resigned on account of indisposition, and also of the improbability of his having any success by his ministry among that people though he were in health.

1710-1718--ALEX. TURCAN, A.M., tr. to Fowlis-Wester.

1720-1751--DAVID STEVENSON, died 6th February.

1751-1756--JAMES REID, A.M., tr. to Trinity-Gask.

1757-1759--DAVID M'GIBBON, A.M., tr. to Buchanan.

1760-1764--JOHN ANDERSON. Deposed 18th October for brawling, immoderate anger, drunkenness, and indecent behaviour. By one vote of the a.s.sembly, 1765, sentence affirmed as against suspension. Died in Stirling in 1794.