1576 JAMES LAMB, reader.

1578 JAMES YOUNG, pres. to the vicarage of Whitekirk by James VI. 26th Oct. 1583; dem. l0th July 1593; had Stenton in his charge for a time; died 13th Nov. 1612. He marr. Jean Lauder, who survived him, and had issue-Elizabeth (marr. John Dalziel, min. of Prestonkirk); Jean (Reg. of Deeds, lxxx., 7th June 1594). -[Reg. Assig., Exchecq. Buik; Edin. Presb., Prestonp. Sess., and Test. Reg.; Booke of the Kirk, Calderwood's Hist]

1613 JOHN LAUDER, son of John L., bailie of Tynninghame (Reg. of Deeds, cclxviii., 275), and Alison Caldclaith [Caldcleuch]; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A. (27th July 1609); was a member of Assembly 1638; died 29th April 1662, aged about 73. He marr. 7th Feb. 1630, Elizabeth Haitlie of Lambden, who died 5th Nov. 1639, after the birth of her son James, and had issue-John, chaplain to the Earl of Lothian's Regt. in England, min. of West Calder, born 20thJan. 1631; Alexander, born 23rd May 1633, died before 20th May 1663; Agnes, died 16th July 1636; James, born 3rd Nov. 1639. -[Test. Reg., Sed.-book of Teinds, Acts of Ass.; Acts of Parl., v.; Stevenson's Hist.; Waddell's An Old Kirk Chronicle.]

1663 ALEXANDER BISSET, M.A.; pres. by the Professors of the New College, St Andrews; ord. and coll. 20th Nov., and inst. 3rd Dec. 1663; trans. to

Melrose 1665.-[Reg. Collat.]

1666 JAMES STRANG, chaplain to John,  Earl of Haddington; licen. by George, Bishop of Edinburgh, 15th Sept. 1655; ord. 14th Dec. same year; inst. 1st Jan. 1666; died unmarr. 25th Jan. 1684. -[Reg. Collat.]

1684 THOMAS BLAIR, M.A.; ord. 26th May 1684; trans. to Lennel before 19th Jan. 1686.

1686 THOMAS EDWARD, eldest son of Alexander E., min. of Crail; educated at Univ. of St Andrews; M.A. (24th July 1675); licen. by Presb. of St Andrews 2nd April 1679; adm. 9th Dec. 1686; died 17th Jan. 1695, aged about 40. He marr. Agnes Glegg, who survived him, and had issue-William, heir of his grandfather (Forfar Sas., xiii., 270); Isobel.[St Andrews Presb. and Test. Reg. (Edin. and St And.); Reg. Sasines, Crail ; MS. Acc. of Min., 1689; Rule's Sec. Vindication.]

1699 GEORGE TURNBULL, born 7th Dec. 1657, son of Andrew T., Brownhall, Dunfermline (a Covenanter who had to flee to Holland in 1679), and Jean Crawford; descended from the Turnbulls of Bedrule; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A. (7th April 1675); ord. in London 9th Feb. 1688; app. to the Meeting-house at Dalmeny 28th Nov. 1688; trans. to Alloa 26th Sept. 1690; trans. and adm. 26th Sept. 1699; dem. 5th Oct. 1731; died 17th June 1744. He marr. 12th April 1695, Elizabeth, daugh. of Alexander Glass of Sauchie, a younger son of Glass of Pittintian in Strathearn, and had issue-William, born 16th April 1696, died 24th Feb. 1703 ; John, born 4th Aug. 1697, died 6th Aug. 1697; George, LL.D., Professor of Philosophy, Marischal College, Aberdeen, 1721-7, born 14th July 1698; Marion, born 13th Feb. 1700; Thomas, min. of Borthwick; William, min. of Abbotrule; Helen, born Aug. 1706 (marr. Robert Wallace, D.D., min. of New Greyfriars and of the New North Parish, Edinburgh); Andrew, min. of Kippen ; Robert, min. of Sprouston. Publications See The Diary of [George] Turnbull, edited by Rev. Robert Paul, in " Miscellany of the Scottish Hist. Soc." (1893).-[Boston's Memoirs.]

WHITTINGEHAME.

[Previous to the Reformation the church was a prebend of the collegiate church of Dunbar. The present building was erected in 1722, and restored in 1820 and 1876.]