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* Aberlour: f. 1872, through N.E.S.; disc. 1960s. 1872, Blairsheannach Farmhouse; 1872, Public Hall, Charleston of Aberlour; by 1951, MacDonalds Hall, High St.
 
  
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=Auchengoul=
 
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* Auchengoul: f. 1890; 1910, trans. Forgue; disc. c.1959.
 
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** 1890, private house nr. Bridge of Marnock, Inverkeithny; 1910, Moscorrall Hall, Forgue, Aberdeenshire.
 
  
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=Banff=
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=Central Moray=
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* Banff: fl .1882
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==Aberlour==
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* f. 1872, through N.E.S.; disc. 1960s. 1872, Blairsheannach Farmhouse; 1872, Public Hall, Charlestown of Aberlour; by 1951, MacDonalds Hall, High St.
  
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=Buckie=
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==Craigellachie==
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* Buckie:
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* f. by 1889, fr. Aberlour; c.1930, united with Aberlour.
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** 1. f. by 1879.
 
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** 2. f. 1882.
 
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*** 1882, James Duncan’s house; 1887, Gospel Hall, West Church St; 1922, Gospel Hall, 49 West Church St.; by 1933, Good Templars’ Hall, West Church St.; by 1951, Gospel Hall, 60 West Church St.
 
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=Craigellachie=
 
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* Craigellachie: f. by 1889, fr. Aberlour; c.1930, united with Aberlour.
 
 
** The Mission Hall.
 
** The Mission Hall.
  
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=Cullen=
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==Dufftown==
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* Cullen: f. 1902.
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* f. 1872, through N.E.S.; disc. 1980s.
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** 1916, Gospel Hall, Seatown.
 
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=Dufftown=
 
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* Dufftown: f. 1872, through N.E.S.; disc. 1980s.
 
 
** By 1897, MacDuff St. Hall: by 1933. Gospel Hall, Macduff Pl.
 
** By 1897, MacDuff St. Hall: by 1933. Gospel Hall, Macduff Pl.
  
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=Elgin=
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=Northcentral Moray=
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* Elgin: f. 1872, fr. Elgin Baptist Church.
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==Elgin==
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** By 1904, Gospel Hall, 190 Elgin St; 1924, Masonic Hall, Academy St; 1939, West End Mission Hall; 1979, Riverside ** Gospel Hall, Bridge St., Bishopmill.
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* [[Elgin Community Church of God, Scotland]] (OB BC) 1872-2020+
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** formerly Elgin Baptist Church.
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** Elgin Gospel Hall @ 190 Elgin St. +1904+; @ Masonic Hall on Academy St. +1924+; West End Mission Hall +1939+; Riverside Gospel Hall @ Bridge St., Bishopmill +1979-2020+
  
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=Findhorn=
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==Hopeman==
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* Findhorn: fl. 1874, through N.E.S.
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* first Hopeman assembly planted after evangelism 1925-1930+
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* [[Hopeman Gospel Hall, Scotland]] 1951-1982
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** aka Memorial Hall 1951+; Harbour Street Gospel Hall 1959-1982
  
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=Forres=
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==Lossiemouth==
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* Forres: f. 1883.
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* f. 1902, after mission.
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** 1894, Gospel Hall, Caroline St.
 
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* Gardenstown: f. 1945.
 
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** By 1951, Gospel Hall (by 1991, Blairmohr Gospel Hall).
 
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* Haugh of Glass: f. c.1872; disc. after 1904.
 
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** (?) Boharm; by 1897, Haugh of Glass.
 
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* Hopeman:
 
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** 1. F. 1925, after evangelism; c.1930 disc.
 
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** 2. Gospel Hall: f. 1951; disc. 1982.
 
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*** 1951, Memorial Hall; 1959, Gospel Hall, Harbour St.
 
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* Inchberry: f. 1909; 1913 disc.
 
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** 1909, George Johnstone's house; 1909, Incberry Hall, Orton.
 
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* Keith: f. 1873, through N.E.S.; disc. c.1963.
 
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** By 1897, Gospel Hall; by 1922, Institute Hall, Mid St.
 
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* Lossiemouth: f. 1902, after mission.
 
 
** 1902, Mrs Edward's house; by 1922, Gospel Hall, James St.
 
** 1902, Mrs Edward's house; by 1922, Gospel Hall, James St.
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* Macduff: f. 1904, after mission.
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** By 1922, Gospel Hall, Market St.; 1927, Town Hall; 1934, Gospel Hall, Market St.
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==Rothes==
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* Nairn:
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* f. c.1873, through N.E.S.; disc after 1933.
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** 1. Fl. 1872, through N.E.S.
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** Mr Younie's house; 1874, Mason’s Hall; by 1897, Public Hall.
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** 2. FI. 1894–7 by B.m.
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*** J E Meiklejohn’s house, Brunswick Cottage, Lodgehill Rd.
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=Northeast Moray=
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** 3. F. 1899 by B.m.
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==Buckie==
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*** 1899, Reading Room, Town Hall, High St.; 1909, Gospel Hall, Newmarket Buildings, Gordon St.; by 1922, Crescent Road Hall.
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* 1. f. by 1879.
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* Portessie: f. 1901.
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* 2. f. 1882.
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** 1882, James Duncan’s house; 1887, Gospel Hall, West Church St; 1922, Gospel Hall, 49 West Church St.; by 1933, Good Templars’ Hall, West Church St.; by 1951, Gospel Hall, 60 West Church St.
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===Portessie===
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* f. 1901.
 
** By 1897, Mission Hall, 129 Portessie; by 1933, Mission Hall, 129 Portessie; 1961, Assembly Hall, 4 Ogilvie St.
 
** By 1897, Mission Hall, 129 Portessie; by 1933, Mission Hall, 129 Portessie; 1961, Assembly Hall, 4 Ogilvie St.
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* Portsoy: see Sandend.
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* Rothes: f. c.1873, through N.E.S.; disc after 1933.
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==Cullen==
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** Mr Younie's house; 1874, Mason’s Hall; by 1897, Public Hall.
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* f. 1902.
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* Rothiemay: fl. c.1894.
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** 1916, Gospel Hall, Seatown.
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* Sandend: f. 1894 after mission; disc. 1997.
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===Sandend===
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* f. 1894 after mission; disc. 1997.
 
** By 1922, Gospel Hall, Portsoy.
 
** By 1922, Gospel Hall, Portsoy.
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==Inchberry==
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* f. 1909; 1913 disc.
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** 1909, George Johnstone's house; 1909, Incberry Hall, Orton.
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==Keith==
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* f. 1873, through N.E.S.; disc. c.1963.
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** By 1897, Gospel Hall; by 1922, Institute Hall, Mid St.
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==Rothiemay==
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* fl. c.1894.
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=Northwest Moray=
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==Findhorn==
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* fl. 1874, through N.E.S.
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==Forres==
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* f. 1883.
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** 1894, Gospel Hall, Caroline St.
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Return to [[Scotland by Council|Index]]?
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=Sources=
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* [[Open Brethren in Scotland 1838-2000|Scottish Open Brethren Assemblies 1838-2000]] by Neil Dickson
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** As of May 5, 2020, Neil Dickson has given written permission for this history of Open Brethren assemblies to be shared online at discretion. There is every intent to rework this geographically in different formats with expansion as time and resources permit.

Latest revision as of 13:02, 10 May 2020

See Introduction and Legend for intro and key to abbreviations. D.V., this list will eventually contain Exclusive assemblies as well, and is sorted geographically by present council area. Return to Index?


Central Moray

Aberlour

  • f. 1872, through N.E.S.; disc. 1960s. 1872, Blairsheannach Farmhouse; 1872, Public Hall, Charlestown of Aberlour; by 1951, MacDonalds Hall, High St.

Craigellachie

  • f. by 1889, fr. Aberlour; c.1930, united with Aberlour.
    • The Mission Hall.

Dufftown

  • f. 1872, through N.E.S.; disc. 1980s.
    • By 1897, MacDuff St. Hall: by 1933. Gospel Hall, Macduff Pl.

Northcentral Moray

Elgin

  • Elgin Community Church of God, Scotland (OB BC) 1872-2020+
    • formerly Elgin Baptist Church.
    • Elgin Gospel Hall @ 190 Elgin St. +1904+; @ Masonic Hall on Academy St. +1924+; West End Mission Hall +1939+; Riverside Gospel Hall @ Bridge St., Bishopmill +1979-2020+

Hopeman

  • first Hopeman assembly planted after evangelism 1925-1930+
  • Hopeman Gospel Hall, Scotland 1951-1982
    • aka Memorial Hall 1951+; Harbour Street Gospel Hall 1959-1982

Lossiemouth

  • f. 1902, after mission.
    • 1902, Mrs Edward's house; by 1922, Gospel Hall, James St.

Rothes

  • f. c.1873, through N.E.S.; disc after 1933.
    • Mr Younie's house; 1874, Mason’s Hall; by 1897, Public Hall.

Northeast Moray

Buckie

  • 1. f. by 1879.
  • 2. f. 1882.
    • 1882, James Duncan’s house; 1887, Gospel Hall, West Church St; 1922, Gospel Hall, 49 West Church St.; by 1933, Good Templars’ Hall, West Church St.; by 1951, Gospel Hall, 60 West Church St.

Portessie

  • f. 1901.
    • By 1897, Mission Hall, 129 Portessie; by 1933, Mission Hall, 129 Portessie; 1961, Assembly Hall, 4 Ogilvie St.

Cullen

  • f. 1902.
    • 1916, Gospel Hall, Seatown.

Sandend

  • f. 1894 after mission; disc. 1997.
    • By 1922, Gospel Hall, Portsoy.

Inchberry

  • f. 1909; 1913 disc.
    • 1909, George Johnstone's house; 1909, Incberry Hall, Orton.

Keith

  • f. 1873, through N.E.S.; disc. c.1963.
    • By 1897, Gospel Hall; by 1922, Institute Hall, Mid St.

Rothiemay

  • fl. c.1894.

Northwest Moray

Findhorn

  • fl. 1874, through N.E.S.

Forres

  • f. 1883.
    • 1894, Gospel Hall, Caroline St.



Return to Index?


Sources

  • Scottish Open Brethren Assemblies 1838-2000 by Neil Dickson
    • As of May 5, 2020, Neil Dickson has given written permission for this history of Open Brethren assemblies to be shared online at discretion. There is every intent to rework this geographically in different formats with expansion as time and resources permit.
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