AIRTH
"Situation and Extent. - Airth lies in the county and presbytery of Stirling, and the synod Perth and Stirling. The extent of the parish, upon the side of the river, is about 6 miles, its medium length 5, and its breadth fully 2 miles. The figure is irregular, and approaches nearest to the parallelogram. The whole parish is a plain, the hills of Airth and Dunmore excepted. This last hill is termed, by some writers Airth-beg or Little Airth."
Parish Of Airth (County of Stirling) by Rev. Mr Robert Ure (Statistical Account of Scotland 1791-1799)
(See also Tom Paterson's transcription of the "New Statistical Account of 1841", his transcription of the 1951/61 Statistical Account , and Edinburgh Universities "Gazetteer for Scotland")
Census
Tom Paterson has transcribed the 1881 census entries for Airth.
History
A little of the history of Airth parish can be found at the 'electricscotland' web-site as an extract from the History of Stirlingshire.
Gazetteers
The transcription of the section for Airth from the National Gazetteer (1868) provided by Colin Hinson.
