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Except as otherwise noted, all material on this website is copyright, 1997 to 2015. |
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The original Statistical Account of Scotland (dating from circa 1790) was the result of local ministers of the established church answering a range of up to 160 questions about their parishes. It is a wonderful source for knowledge of local Scottish affairs. The exercise was repeated for Drumoak in 1840. |
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The minister for Drumoak over the period 1954-1959 was Rev. Alexander Caseby. His memoir of a fascinating life as scholar, soldier, missionary and minister was published on the web by his son. The following two chapters briefly cover his ministry in Drumoak:- |
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