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Cambuskenneth, former parish, divided
Grid reference
NS 808 939 (assumed location)
Six-figure easting & northing
280800 693900
Latitude
56.12299396177936
Longitude
-3.917657053297647
County
Clackmannanshire
Nearby places
Cambuskenneth, abbey church, CKX, Stirling (0 miles)
Cambuskenneth, settlement (0.14 miles)
St Michael's Hill, Stirling (0.58 miles)
Ladyneuk, settlement Stirling (0.68 miles)
St Roch's Chapel, Stirling (0.83 miles)
Object Classification
Parish (non-extant in 1975)
Notes
NGR for the site of Cambuskenneth Abbey.
Relationships with other parishes
Within Alloa, parish
partially
Within Logie, parish, aka Logie-Airthrie
partially
Within Stirling, parish
partially
Relationships with other places
Contains Cambuskenneth, abbey church, CKX, Stirling
Contains Ladyneuk, settlement Stirling
Parish details
Cambuskenneth divided up between Stirling STG/ Logie and Alloa CLA.
Parish TLA
CKX
Medieval diocese
St Andrews
Parish notes
The abbey of Cambuskenneth evidently possessed parochial status, reference being made in 1436 to ‘ecclesie parrochialis monasterii de Cambuskynneth’, the entire revenues of which would pertain to the abbey (Camb. Reg. no.209). Cowan 1967, 25. It seems to have been divided after the Reformation, but remained in CLA till 1891 (see Stirling STG STL). Reports on the State, 201: that pairt of the Abbay kirk of Cambuskenneth quho in respect of the vicinitie thairof to the kirk of Logie ar thairto annexit.’ Ibid p.206 states that said kirk of Cambuskenneth divided amongst 3 kirks: ‘the toun of the Abbay gois to Stirling kirk, the landis of Cambus gois to Alloway and the rest following cumis to Logie, howbeit thei be not annexit be any parliament.’ The lands are Eistgrange, Vestgrange, Craigtoun, Vnder the Craig, Powhous.
Names
1 head-name linked to this place ?Cambuskenneth
Head name
Cambuskenneth
Place
Cambuskenneth, former parish, divided
Certainty that this name applies to this place
Certain
The status of this name is
Obsolete
Is this a current OS form? ?
No