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HomeAround and About the AreaChurchesLarbert Parish

Larbert Parish

Articles about Larbert Parish or area and the churches within, written by various named authors

Larbert Old Parish Church by Ian Scott

Larbert Old Parish Churchyard by Geoff Bailey (Includes a complete Index of gravestones and names)

Stenhouse and Carron Church by Brian Watters

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