Colinton Parish

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Colinton Parish is a former ecclesiastical and civil parish centered on the historic village of Colinton, now part of Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Label Occurrences
Colinton Parish canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former civil parish
former ecclesiastical parish
adjacentTo Cramond Parish
Currie Parish
Liberton Parish
St Cuthbert’s Parish, Edinburgh
centeredOn Colinton
contains Bonaly
Colinton Cemetery
Colinton Dell
Colinton Mains
Colinton Parish Church
Dreghorn
Redford
Spylaw House
Spylaw Park
Water of Leith valley at Colinton
linked to: Water of Leith
country Scotland
crossedBy Water of Leith
currentStatus no longer used as a civil parish for local government
retains use as an ecclesiastical parish name in the Church of Scotland
ecclesiasticalHierarchy under jurisdiction of the Church of Scotland General Assembly
governedBy Colinton heritors (historically)
Colinton kirk session (historically)
hasHistoricFunction ecclesiastical jurisdiction
local civil administration unit
hasParishChurch Colinton Parish Church
hasPart village of Colinton
historicalStatus absorbed into the city of Edinburgh
language English
Scots
locatedIn City of Edinburgh council area
Edinburgh
historic county of Midlothian
mergedInto City parish structure of Edinburgh
notableFor association with poet Robert Louis Stevenson through Colinton
picturesque wooded dell along the Water of Leith
partOf Presbytery of Edinburgh
religiousDenomination Church of Scotland
religiousTradition Presbyterianism
linked to: Presbyterian
terrainFeature foothills of the Pentland Hills
timePeriod pre-20th-century local government in Scotland
usedFor local taxation
poor law administration
registration of births, marriages and deaths

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Colinton historicalParish Colinton Parish
Colinton Parish Church hasParish Colinton Parish