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| − | '''Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho''' is a parish in [[Peeblesshire]] adjacent to the border with [[Lanarkshire]]. It was formed in 1794 when the Presbytery of Biggar united the congregations of Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho. A new church was built at Calzeat in 1803. The civil parish also includes that part of the ancient parish of [[Culter]] that lies in Peeblesshire. | + | '''Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho''' is a parish in [[Peeblesshire]] adjacent to the border with [[Lanarkshire]]. The total population in 2011 was 623. |
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| + | It was formed in 1794 when the Presbytery of Biggar united the congregations of Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho. A new church was built at Calzeat in 1803. The civil parish also includes that part of the ancient parish of [[Culter]] that lies in Peeblesshire. According to Chambers's history of Peeblesshire (1864), the parish had always incorporated that area, but it was annexed to Culter for census, registration, church, and school purposes. | ||
Broughton is the northernmost of the three ancient parishes, with Kilbucho in the centre and Glenholm to the south. | Broughton is the northernmost of the three ancient parishes, with Kilbucho in the centre and Glenholm to the south. | ||
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==Outside links== | ==Outside links== | ||
| − | *Ruins of Broughton church: {{wmap|55.6168|-3.4138|zoom=14}} | + | *Ruins of Broughton church: {{wmap|55.6168|-3.4138|zoom=14|name=Ruins of Broughton church}} |
| − | *Ruins of Glenholm church: {{wmap|55.582|-3.424|zoom=14}} | + | *Ruins of Glenholm church: {{wmap|55.582|-3.424|zoom=14|name=Ruins of Glenholm church}} |
| − | *Ruins of Kilbucho church {{wmap|55.5879|-3.485|zoom=14}} | + | *Ruins of Kilbucho church: {{wmap|55.5879|-3.485|zoom=14|name=Ruins of Kilbucho church}} |
[[Category:Towns and villages in Peeblesshire]] | [[Category:Towns and villages in Peeblesshire]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:27, 22 March 2017
Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho is a parish in Peeblesshire adjacent to the border with Lanarkshire. The total population in 2011 was 623.
It was formed in 1794 when the Presbytery of Biggar united the congregations of Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho. A new church was built at Calzeat in 1803. The civil parish also includes that part of the ancient parish of Culter that lies in Peeblesshire. According to Chambers's history of Peeblesshire (1864), the parish had always incorporated that area, but it was annexed to Culter for census, registration, church, and school purposes.
Broughton is the northernmost of the three ancient parishes, with Kilbucho in the centre and Glenholm to the south.
Gallery
The ruins of Broughton Old Parish Church
Glenholm Churchyard
The ruins of Kilbucho Church
Outside links
- Ruins of Broughton church: 55°37’0"N, 3°24’50"W
- Ruins of Glenholm church: 55°34’55"N, 3°25’26"W
- Ruins of Kilbucho church: 55°35’16"N, 3°29’6"W
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