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BOOL WINAPI WaitForDebugEvent( _Out_ LPDEBUG_EVENT lpDebugEvent, _In_ DWORD dwMilliseconds );
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A pointer to a DEBUG_EVENT structure that receives information about the debugging event.
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The number of milliseconds to wait for a debugging event. If this parameter is zero, the function tests for a debugging event and returns immediately. If the parameter is INFINITE, the function does not return until a debugging event has occurred.
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Similarly, when a CREATE_THREAD_DEBUG_EVENT occurs, the debugger application receives a handle to the thread whose creation caused the debugging event in the u.CreateThread.hThread member of the DEBUG_EVENT structure. If the system previously reported an EXIT_THREAD_DEBUG_EVENT debugging event, the system closes the handles to the thread when the debugger calls the ContinueDebugEvent function.
When a LOAD_DLL_DEBUG_EVENT occurs, the debugger application receives a handle to the loaded DLL in the u.LoadDll.hFile member of the DEBUG_EVENT structure. This handle should be closed by the debugger application by calling the CloseHandle function.
Warning Do not queue an asynchronous procedure call (APC) to a thread that calls WaitForDebugEvent.
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It would be an uphill climb. The Heat turned around a 20 point deficit against Golden State, who had beaten the Bobcats, into a 7 point win. So logically, I was saying, "Bobcats lost, were behind most of the game to Golden State, Golden State lost a 20 point lead to these freaks, Bobcats lose." Easy to see that, isn't it? Well, add all that positive negativity, that is, I was positive of a negative outcome, add to that Gerald Wallace was out with his trick ankle, Nazr Mohammed was out with his umm, age. Via his twitter on January 1, Saturday: "I gotta get rid of these nick-nack injuries cuz I'm ready to take it up a notch for the New Year. Ready to hoop and have fun.#Bobcats" I think he means ticky-tack, nick-nack are those things your grandma keeps on a shelf….wait, I think he might be right! He's kept on the shelf…anyway, you get it.
Worst of all, coming into the game, Gana Diop was listed as out for the season with a ruptured Achilles tendon. What would we do without his 1.3 points per game, over 16 games! He's broken the rotation, seemingly to get his trade value up, and the fella ruptured his damn Achilles! Oh well, no bother…we have umm, Kwame Brown. Don't throw things, I'm only the messenger. For whatever reason he hadn't yet broken the rotation under Paul Silas, but he'd be thrust into it tonight. I heard, when Miami was looking at Dust Dampier, they had 6 centers, which really meant they had no centers. Well the Bobcats had 3 centers, down to Kwame Brown, who Silas obviously didn't trust to wear a uniform in the previous 2 games…the Bobcats were without a center.
Kwame started, Henderson started in place of Wallace, almost immediately got a foul. Again, no bother, Bobcats got out to a 7-2 lead and held that 5 point stiff-arm throughout the first quarter, extending it out to 7 at points within the second. Lebron and DWade decided at some point to start taking things a bit more seriously. Their defense is pretty outstanding. But I'm not sure that's what led to their size-able third quarter lead. The story of this game was the absolute inability of the Bobcats to make a shot.
From the 4:05 to go mark of the second quarter until the 5:28 mark in the third, the Bobcats didn't make a field goal and only scored 7 free throws. They weren't bad shots, they weren't forced shots, they weren't even incredibly contested shots. They just couldn't put it in the basket. So the Heat pulled away, way away and the Bobcats had no chance at that point, got it back to within 12 to close out the game.
Let's just look at the Heat. I hate them, not quite as much as Boston but seriously, I dislike this compiling of talent. 3 guys who think they're special getting together because they think, "Hey, we're great! The three of us should beat everybody because everyone will step back and say, wow when each of them were on their own teams, they were really good! Together they're unstoppable." Well, simply put, it's not true. What you have in Miami are the haves and have-nots. You have Lebron and Bosh making $14.5 mil this year, Wade gets $14mil. The rest? Mike Miller is allowed to have $5mil, Haslem $3.5mil, Joel Anthony $3 then an amalgam of guys playing for the vet minimum. So the "Big 3″ account for 63 percent of the team's payroll this year. That's unsustainable to me. Compare that to the Bobcats, top 3 earners, Wallace, Diaw, Jackson account for 41% of the payroll. Maybe not the best example, so let's look at the league leading Spurs. Duncan, Parker and Ginobli account for 63% of their team's payroll. However, those 3 are only on the books for the next 2-3 years and this is basically where their contracts top out, also, you have guys like Jefferson, Splitter, Bonner, then the rest are on rookie-scale deals.
It's uneven, as was their scoring last night. I think this was the first time Wade and James scored over 30 on the same night. 31 and 38 respectively, next was Bosh with 11. How can they keep this up? One guy has got to get injured right? Some team has got to key in on one of them right? Well, honestly, it pains me to say it, Wade and LeBron are that damn good. Bosh is incredible at his position and once they figure out the balance, maybe around playoff time, whoo. My sarcastic comments might come true!
Bobcats move on to Minnesota on Wednesday, the Heat are home versus Milwaukee tonight. Minnesota is 9-26, not horrible, but there is dissention among the ranks. Beasley is their leading scorer, he's crazy. Kevin Love is their best player, had a good showing against Boston, rebounds like a madman. But he can't seem to get along with Coach Kurt Rambis. Chris Mannix has a nice breakdown of it here…just posted actually. Interested to see how this one will go. No Gerald Wallace, likely no Nazr Mohammed, again, can't express my disappointment properly, NO DIOP!!! Stephen Jackson has some swelling in his knee, toughed it out last night but showed up this morning with it blown up, MRI showed no major damage. Tyrus Thomas's wrist is still a bit messed up, lots of grimacing and he actually missed a shot from the elbow, which is his spot. He actually charges rent on that spot, or 4 spots, each end, each side, he's unstoppable, but he missed a shot from there last night.
2-2 for Paul Silas, I expect him to get things going. No huge disappointments, no embarrassments. He's got it going, here's hoping injuries don't determine the future.


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A separate Records Page page gives details of the records for this parish held by Scottish archives.
Dunfermline Carnegie Library has a large collection of genealogy and local history materials, as well as the more recent archives of the former burghs of the Dunfermline district. It also has an excellent collection of old newspapers.
The Dunfermline Heritage Community Projects website has information about the town, its past, and the Friends of Dunfermline City Archives group.
The Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum has excellent displays about the town's famous benefactor.
The ScotlandsPlaces website lets users search across national databases by geographical location. It includes, amongst other material,
The National Collection of Aerial Photography website has photographs of Dunfermline taken in the 1940s.
Fernie's History of the town and parish of Dunfermline, published 1815, is at Google Books.
Mercer's History of Dunfermline, published 1828, is at Google Books.
A very good description is to be found in the relevant chapter in History of the County of Fife: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time by John M Leighton, published 1840, online at Google Books.
Chalmers' Historical and Statistical Account of Dunfermline, published 1844, is also at Google Books, as is vol. 2, published in 1859.
The Annals of Dunfermline by Ebenezer Henderson, published 1878, is also online.
Old Dunfermline (Stenlake Publishing) contains many photographs and full descriptions.
Many publications about the history of Dunfermline can be obtained from the Fife Family History Society.
There are 3 cemeteries and a crematorium in Dunfermline parish:
1. Dunfermline Abbey, St Margaret Street, Dunfermline (grid ref. NT 089873; GPS: 56.069822 -3.464927):
2. Dunfermline Cemetery, Leys Park Road, off Halbeath Road, Dunfermline (grid ref. NT 105881; GPS: 56.077309 -3.439504):
3. Douglas Bank Cemetery, Pattiesmuir, by Rosyth (grid ref. NT 091838; GPS: 56.038424 -3.460527):
4. Dunfermline Crematorium, Masterton Road, Dunfermline (grid ref. NT 119855; GPS: 56.054217 -3.416162):
Monumental inscriptions are listed in Fifeshire Monumental Inscriptions (pre-1855) vol. 2 The western parishes by John Fowler Mitchell & Sheila Mitchell, published by the Scottish Genealogy Society. ISBN 0901061972
War graves can be seen at the Scottish Wargraves Project and war memorials can be seen at the Scottish War Memorials Project.
Parish / district reference number for 1841 - 1901 censuses: 424. Some parts in 432 from 1861 until 1891 (see Civil Registration). The ScotlandsPeople website has a street index to the 1911 census.
The 1851 census has been indexed by the Tay Valley Family History Society.
Two pages are missing from some films of the 1851 census. Consequently, some websites will also be missing these pages. The pages are transcribed here. The adresses are 8 and 9 Damside Street; surnames: Moyes, Lawrence, Whitehill, Watson, Christie, Paton, Cunning, Young, Downie, Anderson, Stark.
Some census records on microfilm may be consulted in LDS Family Search Centres around the world.
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1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 Dunfermline 1042700, 1042701 1042265, 1042266 103827 103989,
index to streets on 104117203520, 203521,
index to streets on 203392208752, 208753, 208754,
index to streets on 208606
Data provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Further information on the main Fife page.
The Old Statistical Account (written in the 1790s) gives this list of inhabitants:
The New Statistical Account (written in 1844) at pages 896-901 gives a considerable amount of information about both Established and Dissenting churches in the parish.
A census of Religious Worship and Education was taken in 1851 at the same time as the census of population. A table of statistics about the churches in Fife at this time is available here. The statistics for the separate burghs were also given. Those for Dunfermline are as follows:
Dunfermline (Parliamentary Burgh): Population of Parish 21687, Population of Burgh 13836:
Religious Denomination Number of Places of Worship Number of Sittings Number of Attendants at Public Worship on Sunday March 30 1851 (including Sunday Scholars) Free Appropriated Total Morning Afternoon Evening Established Church 1 2000 500 730 United Presbyterian Church 5 134 2980 4714 2344 2730 Free Church 3 2062 2062 1323 1358 160 Independents or Congregationalists 1 470 320 790 135 212 Baptists 1 120 120 75 82 New Church 1 80 80 13 Evangelical Union 1 83 105 Isolated Congregations 1 450 300 Roman Catholics 1 450 Catholic and Apostolic Church 1 12 12 Latter Day Saints or Mormons 1 50 Total 17 804 5362 10216 4972 5242 460 The number of sittings was not returned for 4 of the above churches: Evangelical Union 1, Roman Catholics 1, Catholic and Apostolic Church 1, Latter Day Saints 1. Returns are altogether wanting for 2 other Established Churches. Source: Census of Great Britain, 1851, Religious worship and education. Scotland. Report and tables. British Parliamentary Papers 1854 LIX (1764).
The 1865 Ecclesiastical Directory lists the parish church, a second charge of the Established Church, Established Churches of St Andrew's and Dunfermline North, 3 Free Churches - Free Abbey, Dunfermline North and St Andrew's, 4 United Presbyterian Churches in Dunfermline - Gillespie, Chalmers Street, Queen Ann Street and St Margarets, United Presbyterian Churches in Limekilns and Crossgates, the Roman Catholic Church, the Episcopal Church (Trinity), the Baptist Church, the Evangelical Union Church and the Congregationalist Church.
Information and pictures of the churches at the Scottish Churches website.
Details of church history here.
The original Old Parish Registers (of baptisms / births, proclamations / marriages, and deaths / burials) of the Church of Scotland, which cover the years up to 1854, are held in the General Register Office for Scotland in Edinburgh, and they can all be consulted there at the ScotlandsPeople Centre. The baptisms / births, proclamations / marriages and deaths / burials indexes can be searched at the ScotlandsPeople website. Copies of the register entries may be purchased.
Parish reference number: 424
The Old Parish Registers (OPRs) span the following dates (although there are gaps within these ranges):
Dunfermline OPR Births / baptisms Proclamations / marriages Deaths / burials / mortcloths 424/1 1561-1611 1561-1611 424/2 1612-1652 1612-1651 424/3 1652-1715 1652-1715 424/4 1715-1747 1715-1745 424/5 1748-1755 1745-1755 424/6 1756-1775 424/7 1776-1791 424/8 1792-1806 424/9 1807-1819 424/10 1750-1819 424/11 1617-1657 424/12 1820-1825 424/13 1825-1834 424/14 1834-1854 424/15 1820-1854 424/16 1820-1842 424/17 1842-1854 424/18 1825-1854 424/19 Index 1834-1854
Data supplied by General Register Office for Scotland The Detailed List of the Old Parochial Registers of Scotland, published 1872, provides this information about the content of the OPRs, including the gaps within them:
B. and M. recorded on parallel cols. 1561 - 1745. Both Records blank Feb. 1591 - July 1598. Imperfect leaf at 1650. Blank (exc. a few entries of B.) June 1701 - March 1703. Two separate Records Oct. 1687 - Dec. 1714. Two leaves imperfect at Dec. 1747. After 1772 a large number of entries occur in the margin of the Register. Early Record beautifully kept.
M. blank Aug. 1745 - May 1750, from which latter date there is a separate Record of Proclamations and Marriages.
D. Blank March 1657 - Jan. 1745, and June 1755 - 1825.
[Vol. 424/9 contains an index to B. 1816 - 1825. Vol. 424/19 is an index to B. 1834 - 1854 (in vol. 424/14). Vol. 424/15 also contains an index to B. 1820 - 1854.]Copies of the registers on microfilm may be consulted in some local libraries and at LDS Family Search Centres around the world. The indexes to baptisms / births and proclamations / marriages can also be searched on the LDS Family Search website or on the IGI on microfiche in local libraries.
LDS Library Film Numbers:
1040126 Items 4 - 5 Baptisms, Marriages, 1561-1652 1040102 Baptisms, 1652-1714, 1687-1756; Marriages, 1652- 1710, 1687-1745; Burials, 1745. 1040103 Burials, 1745-1755; Marriages, (1 page) 1791; Baptisms, 1756-1797. 1040104 Baptisms, 1797-1819; Marriages, 1750-1814. 1040105 Marriages, 1814-1819; Burials, 1617-1643, 1653-1657; Baptisms and Index of fathers (incomplete), 1819-1849. 1040106 Baptisms, 1836-1854; Baptisms (transcript,) 1821-1847; Marriages, 1820-1848. 1040107 Items 1 - 3 Marriages, 1848-1854; Burials, 1825-1854; Neglected entries (baptisms), 1833-1854; Index (baptisms), 1834-1854.
Data provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Deaths / burials are listed on Fife Family History Society's Pre-1855 Fife Deaths CD.
The following records are also held by the ScotlandsPeople Centre, Edinburgh but not online. They are not included on the OPR microfilms but have been filmed as part of the Minor Records series:
The following are held by the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh but they have been transcribed and published. See Cemeteries above.
Dunfermline MR45/1 Deaths 1790-1832 Dunfermline MR45/2 Index to Deaths1790-1832 Further information on the main Fife page.
Burials Dunfermline Abbey
1761-1857; 1866-1867 Kirk Session records for Dunfermline Abbey (CH2/592) are at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh. Details of records here.
Heritors' Records (HR159) are at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh. Details of records here.
The LDS have filmed some other church records which may be consulted at LDS Family History Centres.
LDS Library Film Numbers:
1068237 Item 1 Dunfermline Parish Church Blotter registers: Burials, 1790-1800, 1815-1833 MR45/1-2 ScotlandsPeople Centre, Edinburgh
Data provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Return to top of pageMost records of other churches are held by the National Archives of Scotland or the General Register of Scotland in Edinburgh. Some records are still retained in the churches.
Some of the pre-1855 baptism and marriage registers have been transcribed and published.
Details of church records, transcriptions and indexes here.
The Dunfermline page of the LDS Family Search Research Wiki has more information about church history and records.
Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths began in Scotland on 1st January 1855. Full information on the main Fife page.
Registration districts covering this parish:
Registration district | number | start date | end date |
Dunfermline burgh | 424/1 | 1855 | 1877 |
Dunfermline landward | 424/2 | 1855 | 1877 |
Dunfermline | 424 | 1878 | 1971 |
Dunfermline | 432 | 1972 | 2002 |
Fife | 432 | 2003 |
Registration districts did not necessarily coincide exactly with parishes. In the 20th century especially, there were frequent changes in registration districts. Parts of Inverkeithing parish were included in Dunfermline registration district, and parts of Dunfermline parish were included in Inverkeithing registration district, until 1891.
Records of the Convener's Court and the burgh police court are held at the Local History Department, Dunfermline Carnegie Library.
Records of the Regality Court of Dunfermline (from 1531), the Burgh Court, the Dean of Guild Court and the Nine Merk Court are held at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh.
The Guild Court Book of Dunfermline 1433-1597, edited by Elizabeth PD Torrie, is published by the Scottish Record Society and can be purchased from the Tay Valley Family History Society.
On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is an index to Dunfermline Burgh Register of Deeds (1700-1884).
Records of Dunfermline Sheriff Court are held at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh (SC21). They include Ordinary Court Minute Books; Register of Decrees; Register of Sequestrations; Small Debt Court, Criminal Court and Commissary Court records.
The aliment decrees (1830-1854) have been extracted from the Register of Decrees and indexed by the Fife Family History Society Journal, vol.8 no.3, April 1996. They are also available on the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society's website.
Details of court records here.
Dunfermline town centre | Ordnance Survey Grid Reference | GPS | Post code | Lat. 56°4'14"N |
KY12 7NW | Lon. 3°27'44"W |
There is a comprehensive collection of links to Dunfermline information at the Annals of Dunfermline Links Page.
There is an informative Dunfermline website.
Surrounding parishes: Inverkeithing, Dalgety, Aberdour, Beath, Saline, Carnock, Torryburn, Cleish (in Kinross-shire); and, before 1891: Fossoway (in Kinross-shire) and, by ferry and later bridges across the River Forth, Queensferry (in West Lothian [Linlithgowshire as it was then]).
The parish entry in Pigot's National Commercial Directory for the whole of Scotland, 1837, is online at Google Books (see also Limekilns and Charlestown on p. 407).
Westwood's Parochial Directory for the Counties of Fife and Kinross for 1862 and 1866 are online at Google Books. On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is a transcription of the 1862 edition.
There is a list of places in Dunfermline parish, with links to online historical and modern maps.
Several old gazetteers are available. They all contain descriptions of the parish and many are also worth searching for entries of places within the parish.
Prior to 1891, Inverkeithing parish had a detached portion entirely surrounded by Dunfermline parish. The village of North Queensferry, on the other hand, was part of Dunfermline parish.
On 15th May 1891, the following subjects were transferred from the parish of Inverkeithing to the parish of Dunfermline: Brucehaven, Milesmark, Whitemyre Foundry, Blackburn, Logie, Urquhart, North Urquhart, Lady's Park and some properties in Dunfermline Burgh.
On the same date, the following subjects were transferred from Dunfermline parish to Inverkeithing parish: Carlingnose, Ferryhills, North Cliff, Fernbank House, Ferrybarns, Rockville, St Margaret's, and the whole village of North Queensferry.
Also on the same date, a part of Dunfermline parish north of the south march of Moreland (comprising Moreland House & Moreland Hill lands) was transferred from the parish of Dunfermline to the parish of Cleish in the county of Kinross. This formalised an arrangement by which the area had been treated as being part of the county of Kinross for some time.
A Vision of Britain provides historical descriptions, population & housing statistics, historic boundaries and maps.
Valuation Rolls and Burgh Registers of Sasines are held by the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh. Details of records here.
Details of historic buildings and archaeological sites in this parish held by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh, are catalogued at ScotlandsPlaces. In the results, click RCAHMS. Unfortunately, not all entries have digital images.
This British Library webpage uses small examples of historical maps of London to show the differences between maps at various scales.
War graves can be seen at the Scottish Wargraves Project and war memorials can be seen at the Scottish War Memorials Project.
There is an index to the Ordnance Survey Object Name Books for this parish here.
The British Newspaper Archive, also available available on findmypast.co.uk, has:
Andrew Campbell has produced Fife Deaths from Newspapers 1822-1854 - a compilation of deaths recorded in local newspapers. Copies of this index are held by the Fife libraries and the Family History Societies.
Fife Deaths Abroad 1855-1900 - a compilation of overseas deaths recorded in Fife newspapers - has been produced by Andrew Campbell of Fife Family History Society. The Society have re-published it in their Publications Series, 27 and 28 (for Limekilns and North Queensferry).
A list of Dunfermline Hammermen, 1585 - 1862, extracted from the Minute Books of the Dunfermline Hammermen Incorporation, held by Dunfermline Museum, has been published by the Fife Family History Society in Publication 13 - Trade Incorporation Records.
A list of Dunfermline Wrights, 1677 - 1763, extracted from the Incorporation of Wrights of Dunfermline Minute Book, held by the National Library of Scotland, has been published by the Fife Family History Society in Publication 14 - Trade Incorporation Records. It is also available on the Records pages of their website, along with a similar listing of Dunfermline Weavers (1596-1863). Details of records here.
Records of Dunfermline City Police Officers are held at the Fife Council Archive Centre.
The parish is included in Andrew Campbell's compilation of Fife Shopkeepers and Traders 1820-1870 taken from newspapers and directories. It is available in most Fife reference libraries, in the libraries of the family history societies, and at the Manuscript Department of the Special Collections Department of St Andrews University Library. It is also available as Fife Traders and Shopkeepers on CD from Fife Family History Society.
There is a series of articles about many Fife family businesses in Fife Family History Society's Journal, New Series 9.
Records of Dunfermline District Council (1929 - 1975) are held by the Fife Council Archives. Details of records here.
The relief of paupers after 1845 was carried out by the Parochial Board and later by the Parish Council. Their records are at the Local History Department, Dunfermline Carnegie Library. Details of records here.
Peter Higginbotham's website has a lot of information about Dunfermline combination poorhouse.
There are some records of the Dunfermline Combination Poorhouse at Fife Council Archives. Details of records here.
Year | Population | |
1755 | 8552 | |
1801 | 9980 | |
1851 | 21687 | |
1901 | 31697 | * boundary changed |
1951 | 50831 |
There is a page with census statistics from 1755 to 1961 here.
See also A Vision of Britain and Histpop for population statistics.
Prior to 1824, wills, testaments & inventories of residents of Dunfermline may be found in either the St Andrews Commissariot (CC20) or the Edinburgh Commissariot (CC8) records. From 1824 to 1960, commissary business was conducted by the Sheriff Court of Fife at Cupar (SC20). From 1960, it has been conducted at Dunfermline (SC21) Sheriff Court.
Indexes and finding aids are given on the main Fife page.
Local sources worth searching for deeds include St Andrews Commissary Court, Cupar Sheriff Court, and the Dunfermline Burgh Register of Deeds which is indexed (1700-1884) on the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website.
School Board records and / or school logbooks are held at the Fife Council Archive Centre. Details of records here.
Education statistics for Fife schools in 1891-2 list the following board schools in the parish:
School Board | School | Accommodation for scholars | Average attendance |
Dunfermline (Burgh) | Commercial | 725 | 695 |
High Primary | 209 | 99 | |
McLean | 400 | 322 | |
Milesmark | 400 | 313 | |
Pittencrieff | 550 | 474 | |
Queen Anne | 467 | 303 | |
St Leonard's | 492 | 371 | |
Wilson's Institution | 114 | 118 | |
St Margaret's | 151 | 69 | |
Dunfermline (Landward) | Charlestown | 215 | 127 |
Crossford | 103 | 81 | |
Crossgates | 213 | 218 | |
Dunduff | 64 | 41 | |
Halbeath | 400 | 298 | |
Limekilns | 201 | 128 | |
Townhill | 400 | 325 | |
Wellwood | 200 | 152 |
"Statistical accounts" giving fascinating insights into the local topography and history, social and economic conditions, and even the daily lives of people, were written by the parish ministers in the 1790s and the 1840s. For more information see the main Fife pages
Some early tax returns are held by the National Archives of Scotland. Details of records here.
The hearth tax, clock & watch tax, male servants tax, female servants tax, and farm horse tax are all on ScotlandsPlaces.
The older archives of the former Burgh of Dunfermline are held at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh.
On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is an index to Dunfermline Burgh Register of Deeds (1700-1884).
The more recent archives of the former Burgh of Dunfermline are held by the Local History Department, Dunfermline Carnegie Library.
Some records are held by the Fife Council Archives.
Details of records here.
Gordon Johnson has published a new index to Extracts from the Burgh records of Dunfermline in 16th and 17th centuries (published 1951).
There are Voters' Rolls at Ancestry.co.uk for Dunfermline burgh for 1859, 1864 and 1871.
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