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==== Lochlee Episcopal Church ==== | ==== Lochlee Episcopal Church ==== | ||
'''History—'''<br>The New Statistical Account of Scotland, | '''History—'''<br>The New Statistical Account of Scotland, FS Library book 941 B4sa, ser. 2, vol. 11 pt. 1 dated December 1833, states that there was an Episcopalian chapel in Lochlee parish to which 25 families, or about 113 individuals, attended. Steele’s Sources for Scottish Genealogy and Family History indicates that Episcopacy was strong in Angus after the Revolution of 1689, so a chapel may have been in existence for centuries. However, during the 18th century the Episcopalians were persecuted and repressed and many chapels were closed and burned. Today, the chapel is again closed. | ||
'''Records—'''<br>A copy of the Lochlee register from 1727 is available at:<br>Brechin Diocesan Library<br>University of Dundee Library<br>Archive Department<br>Dundee DD1 4HN<br>Scotland <br>The originals have not been traced, and later registers appear to be missing. | '''Records—'''<br>A copy of the Lochlee register from 1727 is available at:<br>Brechin Diocesan Library<br>University of Dundee Library<br>Archive Department<br>Dundee DD1 4HN<br>Scotland <br>The originals have not been traced, and later registers appear to be missing. | ||
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