Records of St Ternan's Episcopal Church, Muchalls

General register containing baptisms 1727-1881, confirmations 1856-1882, catechumens 1832-1881 marriages 1804-1885 and burials 1813-1881, numbers of communicants 1828-1881, with figures recording the state of the congregation 1862-1864; routine correspondence regarding enquiries about baptisms etc. 1922-1934. Book on history of church, 2019

The Episcopalians of Fetteresso parish were driven from the parish church in 1705 but established a meeting house at Muchalls Castle chapel a few years later. A second meeting house was established at Portlethen in 1738 but both were destroyed in 1746. The chapel was rebuilt above the castle in 1748, and again in 1770 and 1795. The present church was built in 1830 largely using funds collected by the local people, and dedicated to St Ternan in 1864. It is currently the northernmost church in the diocese.

Arranged chronological within series.

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The register was deposited by the vestry of St Ternan's Church in 2001 (AccM/451). The book was gifted by Stuart Donald in 2019

The Episcopalians of Fetteresso parish were driven from the parish church in 1705 but established a meeting house at Muchalls Castle chapel a few years later. A second meeting house was established at Portlethen in 1738 but both were destroyed in 1746. The chapel was rebuilt above the castle in 1748, and again in 1770 and 1795. The present church was built in 1830 largely using funds collected by the local people, and dedicated to St Ternan in 1864. It is currently the northernmost church in the diocese.

Descriptive list. Subject source lists and databases are also available.

Microfilm copy and digital copy available in the archives. Digital copy available on CD-ROM at the church.

The records are on paper. The register was conserved and rebound in 2000. A microfilm or scanned copy is now served to protect the original.

Description compiled by Sarah Chubb, Archives Hub Project Archivist, July 2001. Updated by Kenneth Baxter, June 2019

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Br Ms 3 DC/11 Transcript of St Ternan's church register

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BrMS 10