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Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho

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The combined parishes of Broughton, Glenhom & Kilbucho are on the western border of Peeblesshire. Glenholm, Kilbucho & Broughton were combined in 1794 and in 1803 a new church was built at Calzeat. Glenhom and Kilbucho are bounded by Lanarkshire but Skirling is interposed between Broughton and Lanarkshire. Kirkurd is to the north with Stobo and Drumelzier to the east. John Buchan the author had strong family ties with Broughton and the village houses the John Buchan Centre. The village war memorial is beside the main road. Old Parish Records cover the periods: Broughton Births: 1697-1854 (Mothers' names are not recorded until 1763) Marriages: 1697-1854 Deaths: 1828-1854 Glenholm Births: 1747-1854 Marriages: 1784-1795 Deaths: 1783-1851, 1822-1851

Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho Parish Church

Kilbucho

• Births: 1749-1854 (Mothers' names not recorded until September 1791)
• Marriages: 1749-1756
• Deaths: 1749-1757

Sales List

• 1841 Census - Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho.
• 1851 Census - Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho.
• 1861 Census - Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho.
• Death Records - Broughton, 1714-1854.

Volumes available for consultation within our Archive

• Pre 1855 Monumental Inscriptions of Peeblesshire by S.A. Scott published by Scottish Genealogical Society 1971.
• Rutherford's Southern Counties Register and Directory 1867.
• County Directory of Scotland 1912 - Borders Towns and Villages.
• C.D. Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Peebles 1652 to 1716.
• A Living Village by Andrew Fox, Elmbank Printing Services

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Other Sources

• The Buildings of Scotland - Borders, Cruft, Dunbar & Fawcett, Yale University Press, London 2006
• A History of Peeblesshire (3 Vol) - Buchan & Paton, Jackson, Wylie and Co, Glasgow 1925-7
• The Statistical Accounts of Scotland 1791-99, volume 7, page 156 : Broughton, County of Peebles.
• The Statistical Accounts of Scotland 1791-99, volume 4, page 429 : Glenholm, County of Peebles.
• The Statistical Accounts of Scotland 1791-99, volume 4, page 324 : Kilbucho, County of Peebles.
• The Statistical Accounts of Scotland 1834-45 vol.3 p.78 : Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho, County of Peebles

Scottish Borders Archives, The Hub Hawick

School Records

• Broughton School Log Book, 1869-1905; ref: P/ED/2/1

Poor Law

• Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho Parochial Board Draft Minute Book No 1, Jun 1850-Jun 1869; ref: P/PD/21
• Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho Parochial Board Minute Book No 1, Dec 1898-May 1930; ref: P/PD/22
• Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho Parish Council General Ledger, 1855-1867; ref: P/PD/23
• Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho Parish Council Day Cash Book, 1867-1893; ref: P/PD/24
• Register of Poor Persons on the Roll of the Parish of Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho, 1845-1864; ref: P/PD/25
• Kilbucho, Broughton & Glenholm Parish General Register of Poor, 1845-1886; ref: P/PD/26
• Kilbucho, Broughton & Glenholm Parish Record of Applications for Parochial Relief, 1857-1921; ref: P/PD/27
• Kilbucho, Broughton & Glenholm Parish Register of Guardians, 1909-1928; ref: P/PD/28

The National Archives of Scotland

Broughton kirk session records (Ref-CH2/44)

• Minutes-Broughton 1697-1732, 1735-1793, 1804
• Minutes-Glenholm 1703-1714, 1749-1776,
• Accounts-Broughton 1771-1807
• Accounts-Glenholm 1764-1829
• Accounts 1843-1869
• Accounts 1813-1830
• Miscellaneous Accounts 1813-1835
• Cash

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Place and Farm names appearing in census records

1841 Census: Broughton, Glenholm, Kilbuncho, Crannie, Mitchelhill, Blendewing, Raw, Oakbraefoot, Grossland, Cleugh, Newmains, Parkgatestone, Colzeat, Collate, Shaw, Southside, Howslack, Hartree, Threpland, Temple, Knowhead, Pyetknowe, Burnfoot, Easterplace, Bamflat, Bogside, Ratchill, Quag Mier, Spring Well, Place, Old Place, Hope, Cloverhill, Shiels, Stirkfield, Burnetland, Crossstone, Kirkbank, Langlawhill, Broughton Know, Broughton Mill, Broughton Green, Holms Mill, Holmswaterhead, Glenkirk, Glencotho, Glenhigton, Cardon, Quarter, Kirkhall, Hughbrae, Sikiside, Dukepool, Rachan Mill, Whitslade, Acor, Logan, Mossfenen, Comblies, Comblees, Lochside, Wrea, Slack, Woodend, Slackside, Bountree Whiterigg, Kittlehall.

1851 Census: Broughton, Glenholm, Kilbuncho, Calzete, Blendewing, Raw, Springfield, Mitchelhill, Craing, Grossland, Oak Bray, Cleugh, Little Parkgatestone, Parkgatestone, Houslack, Backshaw, Thripland, Temple, Hartree, Bogles Knowe, Knowhead, Pyetknow, Blackbyres, Burnfoot, Easter Palace, Bamphlat, Holms Water Head, Glenkirk, Glencotho, Glenhigton, Cardon, Quarter, Kirkhall, Holms Mill, Wrae, Slack, Mossfennon, Logan, Kittlehall, Upper Heughbrae, Nether Heughbrae, Sykehead, Dukepool, Acre, Woodend, Coomlees, Rachan, Whiterigg, Whitslade, Old Place, Broughton Hope, Cloverhill, Shiels, Stirkfield, Know, Langlawhill, Kirkbank, Cross Stone, Burnetland, Ratchel Bankfoot, Ratchel, Bogside.

1861 Census: Broughton, Glenholm, Kilbuchno, Calzete, Blendewing, Raw, Springfield, Mitchelhill, Craing, Gossland, Oak Bray, Cleugh, Little Parkgatestone, Parkgatestone, Houslack, Hartree, Backshaw, Thripland, Temple, Hartree Mill, Bogles Know, Knowhead, Pyetknowe, Black Byres, Burnfoot, Easter Place, Bamphlat, Holm's Water Head, Genkirk, Glencotho, Glenhigton, Cardon, Quarter, Kirkhall, Glenholm, Holm's Mill, Wrae, Slack, Mossfennon, Kittlehall, Upper Heughgate, Nether Heughgate, Sykeside, Dukepool, Acre, Slack Brae Foot, Woodend, Coomlees, Rachan, Whiterigg, Whitslade, Old Place, Cloverhill, Shiels, Stirkfield, Know, Langlawhill, Kirkbank, Cross Stone, Burnetland, Ratchel, Bogside.

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