Until the reorganisation of parish boundaries in 1891, 184 acres of Coupar Angus lay in Angus and 4515 acres in Perthshire; thereafter, Coupar Angus was entirely in Perthshire.
Note that there is also a parish and royal burgh called Cupar (always without an 'o') in the county of Fife.
The Common Seal of the
Burgh of Coupar Angus
Please also visit the page of general information applicable to all of Angus & Kincardineshire.
Abbreviations
| NLS | National Library of Scotland |
|---|---|
| NRS | National Records of Scotland, formerly called the National Archives of Scotland [NAS] and, before that, the Scottish Record Office [SRO] HM General Register House, Edinburgh EH1 3YY (Tel: +44-131-535-1314) |
| OPR | Old Parish Registers of Births/baptisms, Banns/marriages & Deaths/burials (pre-1855) |
- See also, for history of the parish:
The Statistical accounts of Coupar Angus
General histories listed on the page for Books about Angus & Kincardineshire, in particular Warden, vol. 3, pp. 127-136.
D.E. Easson - Charters of the Abbey of Coupar Angus (2 vols, Edinburgh: Scottish History Soc., 1947)
Charles Rogers (ed.) - Rental Book of the Cistercian Abbey of Cupar-Angus (2 vols, London: Grampian Club, 1879-80) - vol._1, vol._2
Statistical accounts of Coupar Angus
- Old Statistical Account of the 1790s - vol. 17, p. 1
- New Statistical Account of the 1840s - vol. 10, p. 1141
1:25000 Ordnance Survey map - published 1959
1:10560 (Six inch) Ordnance Survey map - surveyed 1863, published 1867 (The Perthshire part of the parish)
For the full range of maps of Coupar Angus, see National Library's Maps.
ScotlandsPlaces: Coupar Angus - an extensive collection of photographs, maps and records
Above: modern street map of Coupar Angus (© OpenStreetMap contributors, CC-BY-SA)
Click on the map above to go to OpenStreetMap centred on Coupar Angus
- Video of old photographs of Coupar Angus
- Geograph.org: Coupar Angus - recent photographs of Coupar Angus. National Grid ref. NO2240.
- Aerial photos of Coupar Angus & neighbourhood
- ScotlandsPlaces: Coupar Angus - recent & old photographs of Coupar Angus; also maps, plans & other records
Coupar Angus & District Heritage Association
Located at National Grid ref. NO223397. Enlarged 1831.
There is an article, with photographs, on Coupar Angus Abbey in A Corpus of Scottish Mediaeval Parish Churches.
adm.: admitted, ass.: assistant, bapt.: baptised, contr.: contract, dem.: demitted, dep.: deposed, ind.: inducted, lic.: licensed, mar.: married, min.: minister, ord.: ordained, pres.: presented, rel.: related, res.: resigned, suc.: successor, test.: testament, tr.: translated
| Henry Guthrie | 1611 | min. of Bendochy PER; had charge here ca. 1611 |
| David Leitch | 1622 | min. here 26 Aug 1622 |
| Robert Lindsay | 1625-1645 | M.A. St Andrews 1611; schoolmaster here by Jan 1625; prob. adm. here 1625; killed Apr 1645, aged ca. 54; mar. Margaret Rhynd, who survived him; |
| George Haliburton (1) | 1647-1659? | M.A.; adm. bef. 10 Oct 1648; suspended bef. 15 Sep 1650 but reponed Nov 1652 |
| George Haliburton (2) | 1659-1682 | b. 1635; M.A. 1652 St Andrews; adm. to parish and deaconry of Dunkeld and min. here ca. 14 Jun 1659; D.D. St Andrews 1673; elected bishop of Brechin 7 May 1678, consecrated 13 Jun 1678; tr. to see of Aberdeen 5 Jul 1682; dep. 11 Apr 1689; intruded at Halton of Newtyle 1698-1710; d. 29 Sep 1715 Coupar Angus; mar. (1) Agnes Campbell, widow of David Haliburton of Pitcur; (2) -- Rutherford; issue: Patrick; John; James, of Wattriebutts; Margaret (mar. John Lindsay of Wormiston, advocate); |
| George Hay | 1682-1698 | prob. son of George Hay of Naughton (by Wormit, Fife); adm. to Balmerino FIF bef. 22 Sep 1678; tr. & adm. 26 Nov 1682; deprived 2 Aug 1698; mar. Margaret Haliburton; issue: Wm, Geo., James, Geo., Jean, Anna, Margaret, another dau. |
| Thomas Mitchell | 1699-1702 | M.A.; ord. 17 Oct 1699; tr. to Longforgan PER 28 May 1702 |
| Thomas Ogilvie | 1703-1741 | eldest son of Thomas Ogilvie of Turfauchie; ord. Strathmartine 13 May 1697; tr. & adm. 18 May 1703; d. 22 May 1741; mar. Eliz., dau. of Henry Smith of Glasswall; issue: Henry, min. of Lunan; Eliz. (mar. [1] John Dunbar, min. of Menmuir, [2] Thomas Ogilvie of Coul); Isobel (mar. --- Geikie) |
| James Spankie | 1742-1778 | b. 1711; M.A.; teacher, Geo. Heriot's Hosp., Edinburgh 1731; chaplain to fam. of Vere of Stonebyres; ord. 10 Mar 1742; dep. for irreg. mar., but re-inst. by decision of synod; d. 3 May 1778; mar. 1736 Margaret, dau. of Wm Inglis, surgeon, Lanark; issue: Rachel; Thos, prob. min. of Falkland FIF; Ann; Geo.; Isobel (mar. Robt Young, farmer); Margaret |
| Charles Keay | 1779-1807 | b. 10 Feb 1740, 2nd son of James Keay of Snaigow; ord. Old Deer ABD 14 Dec 1769; tr. & adm. 18 May 1779; d. 9 Apr 1807 unmar. |
| John Halkett of Balendoch | 1807-1828 | b. 1770; M.A. St Andrews 1789; tutor to fam. of George Douglas of Cavers; ord. 25 Sep 1807; d. 21 Apr 1828; mar. 1811 Grace, 2nd dau. of Charles Hay of Beechhill & Balendoch; issue: James; Charles Hay; John Gilbert, of Balendoch; David Henderson |
| Patrick James Stevenson | 1828-1880 | b. 1802, son of Patrick S., Edinburgh; ord. 26 Sep 1828; D.D. St Andrews 1857; d. 29 Oct 1880; mar. 1834 Margaret Emily, dau. of John Peter; issue: Patrick, min. of Inverarity; John, LL.D., min. of Glamis; Janet Euphemia (mar. David Bett); Alexr Brunton |
| Finlay Robert Macdonald | 1881-1901 | b. 13 Oct 1843 Canada; min. at Newcastle, New Brunswick 1869-74; ass. Barony Glasgow; ord. Martyrs' Paisley 25 Sep 1874; tr. & adm. 18 Aug 1881; d. 22 Nov 1901; mar. 1870 Agnes Jaffray Marshall |
| Charles Stewart | 1902-1947 | b. 12 May 1868 Lochee, son of Wm S., architect; M.A. 1888 B.D. 1891 St Andrews; ass. Greyfriars Dumfries; ord. Tannadice 19 Apr 1895; tr. & adm. 12 Jun 1902; dem. 26 Oct 1947; mar. 1895 Edith Susan, dau. of Wm Smith Kerr, M.D., Dumfries; issue: Chas, M.B., Ch.B.; John Kerr; Mary Eliz. Murray; Edith |
Ministers of the Free Church, Coupar Angus
| Thomas Bain | ?-1851-1874-? | b. ca. 1815 Fortrose; d. 8 Mar 1884 Edinburgh; mar. 1844 Elisabeth Christina, dau. of Wm H. Burns, min. of Dun, thereafter of Kilsyth STI; issue: Eliz. C.; Christian L.; Agnes C.; Thos; Wm H. B.; Margt G.; John T.; Chas S.; Cath. H. |
Ministers of the United Presbyterian Church (later South United Free Church), Coupar Angus
Opened 1743
| Thomas Small | ?-? | b. ca. 1743; d. 2 May 1772 |
| Alexander Allan | ?-? | b. ca. 1752; d. 30 Jan 1824 |
| Charles Muirhead | ?-? | b. ca. 1800; d. 2 Aug 1830 |
| William Marshall | 1830-1880 | b. Sep 1806 Moneydie PER, son of David M.; ord. 28 Dec 1830; D.D.(1865 New York); D.D.(1865 Hamilton); d. 23 Aug 1880 Dysart; mar. 1835 Leah Young; issue: David; Wm; Jane; Mary; James |
| Thomas Granger | 1873-1910 | b. 1 Dec 1844 Hamilton; ind. Nov 1873 as colleague & succ.; ret. Apr 1910; d. 19 Jan 1919 Stirling; mar. 1875 Jane Kirkland |
Ministers of Campbell Street Relief Church, Coupar Angus
Opened 1787
| William Dunn | ?-? | A.M.; b. ca. 1774; d. 17 May 1829; mar. Martha Crosbie |
| Robert Wallace | ?-1861-1871-? | b. ca. 1819 Old Deer ABD; d. 26 Oct 1888 Langside, nr Glasgow; mar. 1858 Margaret Wylie, dau. of James Pope, merchant; issue: Robt H.; Jane E.; Mary L.; Rosa M.; Rosalee E.; Chas J. M. |
Monuments in Coupar Angus Kirkyard bearing pre-1855 information (ca. 160 stones) are listed in Alison Mitchell (ed.), "Pre-1855 Monumental Inscriptions in East Perthshire: Strathmore & the Carse of Gowrie" (Edinburgh: Scottish Genealogy Soc., 1997), which can be bought from the Scottish Genealogy Society. (It's listed as "Perthshire MI - Perthshire East. Pre-1855" in their online shop.)
Andrew Jervise recorded some monuments at Coupar Angus in his "Epitaphs & Inscriptions", vol. 1, pp. 72-4.
Some monuments in Coupar Angus Churchyard follow. [M1], etc., indicate Mitchell's numbering. Uncertain readings are in parentheses, (); parentheses on the stones are replaced here by braces, {}; square brackets enclose editorial comments.
[M7; flat stone, tipped up] Heir lys ane honest man GEORG WIGHTON merchant husbant to MARGARET MALICE who departed the last day of December 1703 and of his age 33 years ; GW MM ; Oh happy soul that after labours go / To heavens eternal mansions from below / T'enjoy the pleasures of eternall rest / With triumph mongst the angels to be blest / Happy who after so uncertain chance / Can safely to the heavn of heavens advance
[M99] 1805 This stone was erected by PATRICK DUNCAN portioner of the Welltown of Balbrogie and his wife JEAN PIRNIE in memory of their daughter MARGARET DUNCAN who died October 3d 1805 aged 15 years Also JEAN DUNCAN, of Wellton born January 1795. Died 29th January 1871.
In loving memory of CHARLES BRUCE PATERSON saddler, Coupar Angus, died 14th January 1907, aged 44. Also JANET ADAM his wife died 28th October 1901, aged 39. And their daughter JANET BRUCE ADAM PATERSON died 29th July 1975, aged 75.
In loving memory of captain ALEXANDER BUCHAN master mariner who died 26th January 1938. Also his wife ELSIE ROBERTSON who died 4th March 1951 And their daughter HELEN RIDDOCH BUCHAN who died 5th January 1982 And their son LESLIE ALEXANDER JOHN ROBERTSON BUCHAN died 10th Sept. 1985 aged 83
[broken pillar with grieving woman] In loving memory of our dear son GILDO GENNARI MORTALI died 9th Sept. 1930 aged 20 years. R.I.P. Frena il nostro dolor / La cara speme / Che un dí nel ciel / Sarem riuniti insieme
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Births, Marriages & Deaths, 1855 to present
Indexes and actual records for Statutory Registers of Births, Marriages & Deaths, beginning 1 Jan 1855, are available online, following registration and the purchase of credits, at the official web-site, ScotlandsPeople.
Additionally, in the National Records:
- 1855 - 1977 for Church of Scotland [NRS CH2/395/34]
Additionally, in the National Records:
- Register of interments in churchyard of Coupar Angus "as at Sep 1880" (whatever that means) [NRS HR492/9 no. 4]
Births, Marriages & Deaths, before 1855
Indexes and actual records for all extant Old Parish Registers (OPRs) (pre-1855) of the Established Church of Scotland are available online, following registration and the purchase of credits, at the official web-site, ScotlandsPeople.
- 1683 - 1854
- 1682 - 1854
- 1747 - 1793
Additionally, in the National Records:
- Jan 1849 (one page) burial, for Church of Scotland [NRS CH2/395/7]
Church Session Records of Coupar Angus (Abbey) Church
| Nature of record | Dates | NRS ref. CH2/395/... |
|---|---|---|
| Minutes | 1682-1720 | 1 |
| do | 1703-1724 | 2 |
| do | 1724-1726 | 3 |
| do | 1726-1747 | 4 |
| do | 1748-1774 | 5 |
| Accounts | 1748-1770 | 5 |
| Minutes | 1775-1822 | 6 |
| Copy letters | 1844-1845 | 6 |
| Burials | 1849 | 6 |
| Minutes | 1825-1849 | 7 |
| do | 1849-1874 | 8 |
| Cash book | 1772-1807 | 9 |
| Heritors' minutes | 1775-1791 | 9 |
| Cash books | 1808-1989 | 10 to 17 |
| Fabric Fund cash book | 1928-1948 | 18 |
| Minutes | 1874-1905 | 19 |
| do | 1906-1933 | 20 |
| do | 1933-1948 | 21 |
| Congregational Board minutes | 1948-1963 | 22 |
| do | 1963-1977 | 23 |
| Women's Guild minutes | 1969-1992 | 24 |
| Communion rolls | 1864-1948 | 25 to 31 |
| Proclamations | 1937-1948 | 32 |
| Seat letting book | 1966-1978 | 33 |
| Marriages | 1855-1977 | 34 |
Church Session Records of Coupar Angus South U.P. Church (Antiburgher)
later, Coupar Angus South United Free; united in 1927 with Coupar Angus North U.F. as Coupar Angus U.F.
| Nature of record | Dates | NRS ref. CH3/1509/... |
|---|---|---|
| Minutes | 1901-1927 | 1 |
| Communion roll | 1920-1930 | 2 |
| Baptismal register | 1873-1948 | 3 |
Church Session Records of Coupar Angus Free Church
later, Coupar Angus North United Free; united in 1927 with Coupar Angus South U.F. as Coupar Angus U.F.; St Andrew's Ch. of S.
| Nature of record | Dates | NRS ref. CH3/1510/... |
|---|---|---|
| Minutes | 1843-1869 | 1 |
| do | 1869-1928 | 2 |
| do | 1928-1948 | 3 |
| Deacons Court minutes | 1891-1927 | 4 |
| Miscellaneous administrative papers | 1908-1927 | 5 |
| Congregational board minutes | 1927-1948 | 6 |
| Communion roll | 1923-1927 | 7 |
| do | 1944-1947 | 8 |
| Register of baptisms, marriages, deaths and communion services | 1918-1927 | 9 |
| Cash book | 1927-1937 | 10 |
| do | 1938-1948 | 11 |
| Printed annual reports | 1931-1938 | 12 |
| Badminton club minutes | 1928-1957 | 13 |
| Sabbath collection cash book | 1894-1899 | 14 |
| do | 1899-1903 | 15 |
| Church and Sunday School collection cash book | 1913-1935 | 16 |
Coupar Angus Heritors' records
| Nature of record | Dates | NRS ref. HR492/... |
|---|---|---|
| Minute book | 1861-1928 | 1 |
| Minutes | 1863-1928 | 2 |
| Cash Book | 1877-1898 | 3 |
| Accounts | 1859-1928 | 4 |
| Accounts and vouchers | 1859-1900 | 5 |
| Papers re ecclesiastical buildings, etc. (church, manse, churchyard, school) | 1848-1923 | 6 |
| Papers re transference of property to Church of Scortland General Trustees | 1926-1930 | 7 |
| Correspondence | 1859-1928 | 8 |
| Miscellaneous papers | 1829-1893 | 9 |
The principal proprietor in 1793 was the earl of Moray, and there were a further 34 heritors of the parish at that time. By 1843, there were more than 21 owners of land valued at more than £50 per annum.
Records of the official censuses of the parish in 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 and 1921 are held in Register House, Edinburgh and are open to the public on payment of a fee.
Indexes to all the original census records, and the records themselves, can be accessed online at modest charge at ScotlandsPeople.
Microfilm copies are also widely available in libraries. The 1881 census is available on CD-ROM.
The early censuses of 1801-31 do not name individuals.
Population statistics
These figures are for the whole parish:
| Year | male | female | total | ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1755 | 1491 | Dr Alexander Webster | ||
| 1793 | 2076 | Old Statistical Account | ||
| 1801 | ||||
| 1811 | ||||
| 1821 | ||||
| 1831 | 2615 | |||
| 1841* | 1173 | 1359 | 2532 | |
| 1851 |
* figures for 1841 exclude the estate of Kinloch
The following are data for the part of the parish in Angus:
| Year | male | female | total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1755 | Dr Alexander Webster | |||
| 1792 | Old Statistical Account | |||
| 1801 | 247 | |||
| 1811 | 244 | |||
| 1821 | 292 | |||
| 1831 | 306 |
Provosts of Coupar Angus, to 1974
| Name | In office | Born | Died | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Enverdale Anderson | ? | 1838 | 27 Jan 1902 New York | |
| David McFarlane | 1875-1895 | ca. 1815 Cargill PER | 23 May 1898 Coupar Angus | Portrait |
| --- Davidson | bef. 1901 | |||
| John Adam | ?-1897-? | Coupar Angus | 4 Jul 1915 | joiner |
| George Ross | 1901-1904 | |||
| James Dron | ?-1906-1910-? | |||
| James Chalmers | ?-1912-1916-? | Dec 1930 Coupar Angus | ||
| Thomas Stuart | ?-? | 1859 Speyside | 3 Feb 1939 Coupar Angus | |
| James Bruce | ?-1925-? | Coupar Angus | 30 Apr 1936 Coupar Angus | |
| T. W. Dunbar | ?-1930-1931 | |||
| D. C. Steen | 1931-1934 | |||
| The Rev. Austin Clark Barnacle | 1934-1936 | |||
| Miss Annie Robertson | 1936-1939 | |||
| John D. Davidson | 1939-1962 |
| Name | In office | Born | Died | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robert Watson | 1880-1930 | 24 Feb 1932 | ||
| Alexander Ferguson Laing | 1930-1963-? |
Coupar Angus was in the Commissariot of Dunkeld [NRS CC7] but some testaments were recorded at Dunblane [NRS CC6].
Indexes to all extant pre-1926 testamentary records (wills & inventories of moveable property) can be searched free of charge at ScotlandsPeople. Digital (and paper) copies of the documents can be purchased at that site. See further the introduction to Angus & Kincardineshire at Testaments.
Testaments of Coupar Angus people from the Register of Testaments of the Commissariot of Dunkeld, 1682-1800
'T' before the date indicates that the copy in the register is lost, but the original testament is extant.
| Andrew Archer | sometime tenant in Broomhill, thereafter in Coupar-Angus | 20 Mar 1775 |
| John Bell, senior | wright in Coupar-Angus | 14 Mar 1749 |
| George Bruce | portioner of Couper-Angus | 18 Aug 1748 |
| Thomas Bruce | in Coupar of Angus | 3 Dec 1728 |
| John Burnman | in Coupar-Angus | T. 21 Jul 1781 |
| George Campbell | flesher in Cupar | 16 Dec 1740 |
| George Campbell | butcher in Coupar-Angus | T. 7 Dec 1784 |
| John Cargill | weaver in Coupar-Angus | T. 9 May 1786 |
| Andrew Chapman | late brewer in Coupar, sometime servant to James Yeaman of Muirie | 6 Aug 1754 |
| Patrick Chrystesone | surgeon in Couper of Angus | 24 May 1720 and 22 May 1753 |
| David Clark | chapman in Coupar | T. 29 Nov 1701 |
| David Clark | merchant in Coupar | T. 9 Feb 1703 |
| Euphemia Crichton | in Coupar-Angus | 14 Feb 1776 |
| George Crockat | surgeon in Cupar-Angus | 26 Oct 1763 |
| Andrew Dougall | in Bullions Boat, thereafter tenant in Arthurstone, par. of Coupar-Angus | T. 29 Nov 1782 |
| Margaret Dow | in Coupar-Angus, relict of Andrew Scott, sometime in Muirtown of Perth | T. 15 Nov 1800 |
| John Drummond | in Couper | 2 Aug 1695 and 16 Jan 1696 |
| George Edward | portioner in Coupar of Angus | 20 and 20 Mar 1736 |
| William Edward | merchant in Coupar | 24 Sep 1717 |
| William Edward | in Coupar of Angus | (19 Dec 1727) 9 Mar 1731 |
| John Geikie | baker in Coupar-Angus | 31 Jul 1771 |
| Patrick or Peter Gow | in Coupar-Angus | T. 1 Jun 1784 |
| James Hay | merchant in Coupar of Angus | 31 Dec 1774 |
| John Hutchison | drover in Cupar-Angus | T. 7 Jun 1800 |
| Adam Lister | vintner in Cupar-Angus | T. 3 Feb and 2 Jun 1789 |
| Anna Lyon | relict of George Campbell, late in Coupar of Angus | 22 May 1727 |
| Mr Harry Malcolm | sometime in Kinloch, par. of Coupar | 28 Oct 1714 and 10 Jul 1717 |
| Alexander Martine | merchant in Coupar-Angus | 27 Apr 1740 |
| Christian Martine | in Boigside of Cupar, relict of James Watson, flesher in Cupar | 23 Nov 1758 |
| David Meliss | flesher in Coupar of Angus | 20 Apr 1773 |
| Isobel Menzies | residenter in Coupar-Angus | T. 31 May 1777 |
| William Menzies | stamp-master at Coupar of Angus | 1 Feb 1763 |
| Margaret Mitchell | in Casawayend of Coupar in Angus, widow of Andrew Donn, sometime flesher there | 19 Jun 1766 |
| James Murray | tailor in Coupar | 12 Dec 1717 |
| David Myles | baxter in Coupar of Angus | (29 Sep 1730) 19 Jan 1731 |
| Mr James Ogilvie | late bailie depute of the Regality of Coupar | 19 Oct 1714, T. 18 Aug 1715, and 29 Oct 1717 |
| Mr John Ogilvie | late bailie of Coupar-Angus | 31 Jan 1728 and T. 16 Oct 1735 |
| John Ogilvie | only lawful son to the deceased Mr John Ogilvie, late bailie depute of the Regality of Coupar in Angus | 13 Jan 1736 |
| Margaret Ogilvie | relict of Mr Alexander Airth, sometime schoolmaster of Coupar-Angus | 4 May and 16 Nov 1749 |
| Donald Paterson | in Auchterhouse, par. of Coupar-Angus | 22 Jun 1775 |
| Thomas Paton, alias Neill Stewart | in Coupar | 7 Mar 1745 |
| Elizabeth Ramsay | once widow of John Ogilvey, vintner in Coupar-Angus | T. 4 Dec 1782 |
| William Rattray | clerk to the Regality of Coupar | 22 Jan 1760 |
| William Small | tenant in Culdham, par. of Cupar-Angus | T. 30 May 1782 |
| James Spankie | minister at Coupar-Angus | T. 15 Mar and T. 12 Jun 1779 |
| John Stewart | in Cupar, par. of Cupar | 23 Feb 1688 |
| Neill Stewart alias Thomas Paton | in Coupar | 7 Mar 1745 |
| Patrick Stewart | in Couper | 19 Feb and (147) 19 Mar 1689 |
| Jean Turnbull | spouse to James Sym, in Coupar | T. 8 Apr 1689 |
| Janet West | baker in Coupar-Angus | T. 5 Apr 1800 |
| George Wighton | merchant in Cupar | T. 28 Mar 1710 |
| George Wighton | merchant in Coupar-Angus, and Anna Wighton, his only lawful daughter | 9 Aug 1733 |
| James Wighton | merchant in Coupar | T. 21 Jan 1702 |
| John Wilson | late merchant in Coupar of Angus | 6 Sep 1770 and 1 Feb 1773 |
| William Windram | dyer at Waulk-miln of Coupar in Angus | 11 Dec 1739 and 16 Dec 1740 |
| George Young | late merchant in Coupar-Angus | 16 May 1772 |
Testaments of Coupar Angus people from the Register of Testaments of the Commissariot of Dunblane, 1539-1800
| David Campbell, fiar of Kethick | par. of Coupar | 17 Jun 1654 |
| Mr James Halyburton | notar in Coupar | 19 Jan 1653 |
| Agnes Mitchell | spouse to Alexander Michale, in Coupar of Angus | p. 174, 31 Jan 1653 |
| James Wilkie | at the Boat of Coupar | 14 Mar 1659 |
Testaments of Coupar Angus people from the Register of Testaments of the Commissariot of Edinburgh, 1601-1700
| Alisone Couper | relict of Captain Daniel Pittilloch, in Coupar Angus | 28 Jun 1687 |
Testaments of Coupar Angus people from the Register of Testaments of the Commissariot of Edinburgh, 1701-1800
| David Brown | sometime residenter in Coupar of Angus | 13 Mar 1753 |
| Mr Alexander McGiven | late officer of Excise at Coupar-Angus | 5 May 1720 |
| George Wilson | only living child of the deceased Margaret Crockat, who was only daughter of the deceased George C, surgeon in Cupar-Angus, by David Wilson, merchant in Cupar-Angus, her husband | 19 Dec 1793 |
Burgh of Coupar Angus: burgh records, 1873-1975
A summary of the records is on page 6 of the document Perth & Kinross Council Collections: Small burghs
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