PRE-REFORMATION GOVERNANCE:
POST-REFORMATION GOVERNANCE:
Disjoined Quoad Sacra Parishes in the City of Dundee
Balgay. A reformed Episcopal Chapel of St John was acquired by the Church of Scotland here in 1885 and was called St Thomas. A new church was built and opened in December 1902. On 7 March 1913 the parish of Balgay was disjoined from St Mary's and Liff.
Beach Parish. Begun as a mission in 1887. A chapel was built and opened 22 February 1890. The Beach Parish was disjoined from Broughty Ferry on 19 July 1907.
Broughty Ferry. A chapel-of-ease was opened here on 7 May 1826. The parish of Broughty Ferry was disjoined from Dundee and Monifieth on 15 July 1863.
Chapelshade. A chapel in connection with the Synod of Relief was built in Dudhope Crescent Road in 1789. Its congregation was admitted into the Church of Scotland 7 December 1791. The church was retained by the Free Church in 1843, but possession was regained in 1847. On 18 March 1872 the parish of Chapelshade was disjoined from St Mary's, Dundee.
Clepington. A mission station was begun here in 1872. The church was built and opened in 1881. The parish of Clepington was disjoined from St Mary's, Dundee, on 12 January 1885.
Fairmuir. A mission station called Victoria Chapel was opened here in 1899. The parish of Fairmuir was disjoined from St Mary's, Dundee, and Mains and Strathmartine on 20 December 1907.
Hilltown. Constituted a chapel-of ease by General Assembly on 30 May 1836, and a church opened in 1838. The building was retained by the Free Church in 1843.
Lochee. A chapel-of-ease was opened here 6 February 1831. The parish of Lochee was disjoined from Liff and St Mary's Dundee, 7 June 1880.
Maryfield. A chapel attached to the old asylum in Albert Street was acquired here in 1886. In 1889 it was enlarged. The parish of Maryfield was disjoined from St Mary's, Dundee, 5 February 1904.
Rosebank. A chapel-of-ease was constituted here on 5 August 1874. The parish of Rosebank was disjoined from St Mary's, Dundee, 18 January 1875.
St Andrew's. A chapel-of-ease was built here in 1772. St Andrew's parish was disjoined from St Mary's, 3 March 1873.
St Enoch's. A congregation formed partly from St John's and partly from Dudhope Free Churches was recognised by the Free Church General Assembly. It met in Thistle Hall, Union Street. A new church called St Enoch's was opened on 1 January 1874. The parish of St Enoch's was erected, 13 March 1876.
St Mark's. A church in Perth Road was opened for worship on 7 November 1869. The parish of St Mark was erected on 3 July 1871.
St Matthew's. A chapel-of-ease was constituted here on 5 August 1875. The parish of St Matthew's was erected, 12 January 1885.
St Peter's. Detached from St John's parish (Dundee) and opened as a chapel-of-ease in 1836. Retained by the Free Church in 1843.
St Stephen's. A chapel was opened here on 26 November 1871. The parish of St Stephen's was disjoined from Broughty Ferry and Monifieth, 19 July 1875.
Wallacetown. A church was opened here in 1840. In 1843 the minister and congregation joined the Free Church and retained the building until 1853, when it was sold, and purchased by the Presbytery of Dundee. The parish of Wallacetown was disjoined from St Mary's, 9 March 1874.
Willison Church. Formerly an Original Secession Church; it was retained by the Free Church in 1843 and named after John Willison, minister of Dundee.
(Church of Scotland): Includes ministers, licentiates, assistants, readers, and clerks
Balgay (QS)
Beach (QS)
Broughty Ferry (QS)
Chapelshade (QS)
Clepington (QS)
Fairmuir (QS)
Hilltown (QS)
Lochee (QO)
Maryfield (QS)
Rosebank (QS)
St Andrew's (QS)
St Enoch's (QS)
St Mark's (QS)
St Matthew's (QS)
St Peter's (QS)
St Stephen's (QS)
Wallacetown (QS)
Willison Church (QS)
(1928: Fasti Ecclesiæ Scoticanæ, by Hew Scott, D. D.)
