Kemback Parish Records
- Kemback Church
The old church of Kemback, which was rebuilt in 1583 and again in 1814, was founded as a rectory by
Bishop de Bernham in 1244 and in 1458 the church was gifted to the College of
St Salvator. In 1970 Kemback established a link with Dairsie and in 1980 a further link followed with Strathkinness.
The kirk session sat within the Presbytery of St Andrews, later of Cupar and,
following the restructuring of the Presbyteries in 1976, it became part of the Presbytery of St Andrew's once again.
At the Special Collections Dept. of St
Andrews University Library:
- CH2/204
Kemback Kirk Session
Minutes, 1657-1665, 1677-1678, 1700-1835 and 1844-1847; Parochial board minutes, 1845-1875.
At the National
Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh:
- HR/471
Kemback parish heritors' records
Minutes, 1844-1927; Accounts, 1844-1927; Papers relating to buildings,
1908-1927; Papers relating to transference to Church of Scotland, 1927;
Correspondence, 1925-1928; Papers relating to Kemback New Cemetery, 1927.
At the Fife Council Archive Centre,
Markinch:
- FCC/6/30
Kemback Parochial Board / Parish Council
Minute books, 1863-1930.
At the Special Collections Dept. of St
Andrews University Library:
- CH2/204
Parochial board minutes, 1845-1875.
At the Fife Council Archive Centre,
Markinch:
- Kemback School
Log books, 1897-2004; Admissions Registers, 1929-2004; School Board Minutes
1872-1919.
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William McM. Owen
: Last updated:
02 July 2006
