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THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF FINTRY 2 l
at Buchanan, and thereafter minister of Firth and Stennis in Orkney. He did
not remain long in the parish, having been translated to Dirleton in the Pres-
bytery of Haddington, on the 7th June 1864. In 1863 Mr. Logie had the
degree of Doctor of Divinity conferred on him by the University of Glasgow.
REV. MATTHEW MEIKLE.
1864.
The Rev. Matthew Meikle, the present minister of Fintry, was licensed by
the Presbytery of Ayr in 1859, and was ordained at Fintry 22nd September 1864.

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Strathendrick, and its inhabitants from early times
DescriptionBy John Guthrie Smith. Glasgow: J. Maclehose and Sons,1896.
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