Kingdom of Fife

Dunino

Dunino Parish Records

Church History

• Dunino Parish Church:

The church of Dunino formerly belonged to the college of St Salvator in St Andrews and the session records ministry from 1564, in the person of David Guild. The present day church was erected in 1826. Dunino established a link in 1965 with Boarhills and a further link followed in 1993 with St Andrews Martyrs'. The link with St Andrews Martyrs' continued following the union of Boarhills and Dunino in 1994, under the name of Boarhills and Dunino. The kirk session sits within the Presbytery of St Andrews.

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Church Records

At the Special Collections Dept. of St Andrews University Library:

• CH2/405
  Dunino Kirk Session
  Minutes, 1647-1805 and 1848-1948; Collections and disbursements, 1805-1874; Baptisms, 1857-1866; Proclamations and marriages, 1860-1977; Communion roll, 1864-1874 and 1898-1992; Record apart (discipline), 1911-1925; Inventory of property, 1960-1984; Property register, 1964-1991; Envelope containing notebook and miscellaneous modern documents, including newspaper cuttings; Plan of Dunino church, 18th-19th cent.
  

Included in the Old Parochial Registers on microfilm and at the ScotlandsPeople Centre, Edinburgh but not online:

• 425/1
  Dunino Kirk Session
  Collections and a few Minutes 1643-1646

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Heritors' Records

At the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh:

• HR/64
  Dunino parish heritors' records
  Minutes, 1819-1928; Cash book, 1856-1927; Papers relating to transference to Church of Scotland, 1926-1928; Plans of church and manse, 1927.

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Parochial Board  /  Parish Council Records

None known

School Records

At the Fife Council Archive Centre, Markinch:

• Dunino School
  Log books, 1888-1992; Admissions Registers, 1909-2004.

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Data provided by the Scottish Archive Network (SCAN)

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