Sibbaldbie, former parish, Applegarth

Grid reference

NY 146 876 (accurate position)

Six-figure easting & northing

314600 587600

Latitude

55.17526541529673

Longitude

-3.3410548619788694

County

Dumfriesshire

Nearby places

Mary's Cleugh, Dryfesdale/Applegarth (1.19 miles)

St Michael's Chapel, Dryfesdale (1.55 miles)

St Michael's Walls, settlement, Dryfesdale (1.55 miles)

St Michaels, settlement, Dryfesdale (1.99 miles)

Hutton (Magna) & Corrie, modern parish (2.48 miles)

Object Classification

Parish (non-extant in 1975)

Is linear feature?

No

Relationships with other parishes

Within Applegarth, parish

Parish details

Sibbaldbie now part of Applegarth APP

Parish TLA

SBX

Medieval diocese

Glasgow

Parish notes

It is called a mother church in 1180 x 1192 (Glasg. Reg. no.83), and had a dependent chapel, Hutton HTX, now HCR DMF, which soon afterwards became parochial, for details of which see Hutton HTX. Sibbaldbie was annexed to Jedburgh abbey before 1220. Later Jedburgh utilised both the parsonage & vicarage of Sibbaldbie revenues for the support of its dependent cell of Canonbie, to which they pertained at the Reformation. Cowan 1967, 182; Assumption, 221. It was united to Applegarth in 1609: RPS 1609/4/35 united Sibbaldbie and Applegarth, with Word and Sacrament to be at Appelgarth.