(marr. Dr James Smith of Whitehill). Publication-Sermons (Edinburgh, 1807). -[Tombst.]

1806 JAMES WALLACE, born 1770, a nativeof Dumfriesshire; licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 29th April 1795; ord. to Ballingry 29th April 1802; pres. by Charles, Earl of Haddington; trans. and adm. 6th Nov. 1806; D.D. (Edinburgh, 23rd Dec. 1825); Moderator of the General Assembly 19th May 1831; died unmarr. 11th Nov. 1852. Publication-Account of the Parish (New Stat. Acc., ii.).

1853 JAMES LANG, born Carnwath 1827, son i8. of James L. and Agnes Scott; educated at Univ. of Glasgow; assistant at Tron Parish, Edinburgh; ord. 12th May 1853; died unmarr. 16th Jan. 1857.

1857 WILLIAM PAUL, born Edinburgh, 16th Sept. 1832, elder son of John P., D.D., min. of St Cuthbert's, Edinburgh; educated at Edinburgh Univ.; M.A. (1854); licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 1858; assistant at St Andrew's, Edinburgh; pres. by Thomas, Earl of Haddington, and ord. 7th May 1857; clerk to Presb. from 1864 to 1866; died unmarr. 25th Sept. 1866.

1867 ADAM INCH RITCHIE, born Burnfoot,  Biggar, 19th Oct. 1831, son of David R., farmer, and Marion Inch; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 1854; ord. to St David's, Dundee, 25th Sept. 1856; trans. to Fettercairn 28th July 1858; trans. and adm. 7th March 1867; died 7th March 1900. He marr. (1) 30th July 1859, Marion Elizabeth (died 11th Jan. 1864), only daugh. of Alexander Young of Rosefield, Procurator Fiscal of Dumfries, and sister of Right Hon. Lord Young, and had issue-Charles David, born 10th April 1860; Alexander Young, born 31st Dec. 1863; Marion; Lilias (marr. Elkanah Hewitt, solicitor, Manchester) : (2) 6th Sept. 1870, Susan (died 13th April 1898), third daugh. of James Durie, Nethermill, Fettercairn, and had issue-James Durie, consulting engineer, born 30th June 1871. Publication - The Churches of  St Baldred (Edinburgh. 1880).

1879 PETER HATELY WADDELL, born Girvan, 15th June 1854, son of the Rev. Peter Hately W., LL.D., and Helen Halcro Wardlaw; educated at Univ. of Glasgow; M.A. (1877) ; B.D. (1878); licen. by Presb. of Glasgow 1878; ord. (assistant and successor) 18th Dec. 1879; D.D. (Glasgow 1901); res. 7th March 1904. Marr. 4th July 1882, Elizabeth, daugh. Of John Watson Laidlay of Seacliff, and Ellen Hope. Publications-The Gospel of theKingdom (Edinburgh, 1892); An Old Kirk Chronicle (Edinburgh, 1893); Christianity as an Ideal (Edinburgh, 1900); Essays on Faith (Edinburgh, 1903) ;Modern Mysticism (Edinburgh, 1910); The Religious Spirit (Edinburgh, 1914).

1904 EDWARD BLACKMORE RANKIN, born Greenock, 11th July 1866, son of  Daniel R. and Margaret M'Lean; educated at Univs. of Glasgow and Edinburgh; F.R.G.S.; licen. by Presb. Of Greenock 1st May 1889; ord. 12th Sept. 1889 to St John's Church, Stellarton, Nova Scotia; min. of Falmouth St. Church, Sydney, Nova Scotia; clerk of Presb. Of Sydney; adm. 23rd May 1904. Marr. 7th July 1891, Jeanie Ferguson Mitchell, daugh. of William M'Intosh and Mary Bowman, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Publication- St Mary's, Whitekirk (Edinburgh, 1914). Saint Mary's, Whitekirk (Edinburgh, 1914).

TYNNINGHAME.

[Dedicated to St Baldred; belonged to St Mary's College, St Andrews, previous to the Reformation. The parish was united to Whitekirk, 20th Dec. 1760. The church is represented by two twelfth-century arches, still in good preservation, within the Tynninghame demesne.]

1570 MATTHEW LIDDELL, reader here and at Whittingehame; trans. to Cranshaws.

1574 WILLIAM SANDERSON, removed from Whittingehame, having Whittingehame and Stenton in charge; removed again to Whittingehame about 1578.-[Reg. Assig., Wodrow Miscell., Test. Req.]