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• 1690s (links | edit)
• 1699 (links | edit)
• Bass Rock (links | edit)
• Dingwall (links | edit)
• Culross (links | edit)
• James Fraser (links | edit)
• Alexander Peden (links | edit)
• Gilbert Rule (links | edit)
• Alexander Shields (links | edit)
• Reformed Presbyterian Church of Scotland (links | edit)
• John Blackadder (preacher) (links | edit)
• George Scot of Pitlochie (links | edit)
• John Stewart (minister) (links | edit)
• Thomas Mair (minister) (links | edit)
• Simon Fraser, 6th Lord Lovat (links | edit)
• Robert Bennet of Chesters (links | edit)
• Sir Hugh Campbell (links | edit)
• Sir George Campbell (links | edit)
• John Campbell (17th-century minister) (links | edit)
• Robert Dick (salt-grieve) (links | edit)
• Patrick Anderson of Walston (links | edit)
• William Bell (field preacher) (links | edit)
• Gustavus Aird (links | edit)
• John Dickson (minister) (links | edit)
• Robert Traill (Scottish minister) (links | edit)
• Archibald Riddell (minister) (links | edit)
• James Drummond (chaplain) (links | edit)
• Joseph Learmont (links | edit)
• Thomas Hog (links | edit)
• Michael Potter (minister) (links | edit)
• John Rae (minister) (links | edit)
• John Spreul (town clerk) (links | edit)
• John Spreul (apothecary) (links | edit)
• Alexander Dunbar (links | edit)
• James Fithie (links | edit)
• James Mitchell (Covenanter) (links | edit)
• Alexander Forrester (minister) (links | edit)
• Robert Gillespie (preacher) (links | edit)
• Alexander Gordon of Earlston (links | edit)
• John Greig (minister) (links | edit)
• Peter Kid (links | edit)
• John Law (minister) (links | edit)
• William Lin (links | edit)
• Thomas Ross (minister) (links | edit)
• Robert Ross (preacher) (links | edit)
• William Spence (schoolmaster) (links | edit)
• James Macaulay (preacher) (links | edit)
• John M'Gilligen (links | edit)
• John M'Millan (links | edit)
• William Veitch (minister) (links | edit)