I have a relative christened in Drumblade parish Aberdeenshire in December 1810. The OPR entry makes mention of "Mr Munro, Minister Huntly" as one of the witnesses.
I am presuming (perhaps wrongly) that this may suggest that the christening was done by the parish minister and that this Mr Munro was also in attendance.
Any thoughts?
Minister as witness
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Re: Minister as witness
It depends!searcher 52 wrote:I have a relative christened in Drumblade parish Aberdeenshire in December 1810. The OPR entry makes mention of "Mr Munro, Minister Huntly" as one of the witnesses.
I am presuming (perhaps wrongly) that this may suggest that the christening was done by the parish minister and that this Mr Munro was also in attendance.
Any thoughts?
According to the Fasti, who was the minister of Drumblade at the time?, and where was the Rev. Munro's charge, if not in Drumblade?, - Huntly if one believes this entry, which implies a close family connectuion.
David