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List of Moderators Of The General Assembly Of The Church Of Scotlandreport

  • 1560 none mentioned (16th century)

  • 1561 (May and December) none mentioned (16th century)

  • 1562 (June) and 1568 (Dec) John Knox (Edinburgh) (16th century)

  • 1563 (June) none mentioned (16th century)

  • 1563 (Dec.), 1564 (June) and 1568 (July) John Willock (Superintendent of the West) (16th century)

  • 1564 (Dec.), 1565 (Dec.), 1566 (June and Dec.) and 1572 (Aug.) John Erskine of Dun (Superintendent of Angus and Mearns) (16th century)

  • 1567 (June) George Buchanan (Principal, St Leonard's College, University of St Andrews) (16th century)

  • 1567 (July and Dec.), 1576 (April), 1578 (June) John Row (St Johnstoun) (16th century)

  • 1569 (Feb.), 1577 (Oct.), 1582 (Oct.), 1586 (May), 1593 (April) and 1597 (March) David Lindsay (Leith) (16th century)

  • 1569 (July) William Christison (Dundee) (16th century)

  • 1570 (March), 1576 (Oct.), 1581 (Oct.) John Craig (Edinburgh) (16th century)

  • 1570 (July), 1575 (Aug.), 1581 (April), 1583 (Oct.), 1595 (March) and 1597 (April) Robert Pont (Edinburgh: St Cuthbert's) (16th century)

  • 1571 (March) George Hay (Rathven) (16th century)

  • 1571 (August) Gilbert Gardin (Fordyce) (16th century)

  • 1572 (March) Robert Hamilton (St Andrews) (16th century)

  • 1573 (March) and 1578 (Oct.) David Ferguson (Dunfermline) (16th century)

  • 1573 (Aug.) and 1577 (April) Alexander Arbuthnot (Principal of King's College, Aberdeen) (16th century)

  • 1574 (March) and 1580 (Oct.) Andrew Hay (Renfrew) (16th century)

  • 1574 (Aug.) John Duncanson (Minister at the King's House) (16th century)

  • 1575 (March) James Boyd (Bishop of Glasgow) (16th century)

  • 1578 (April), 1582 (April and June), 1587 and 1594 Andrew Melville (Principal of the College, Glasgow) (16th century)

  • 1579 (July) and 1583 (April) Thomas Smeton (Minister at Paisley, later Principal of the University of Glasgow) (16th century)

  • 1580 (July) James Lawson (Edinburgh) (16th century)

  • 1588 (Feb.) and 1592 Robert Bruce (Edinburgh) (16th century)

  • 1588 (Aug.) Thomas Buchanan (Ceres) (16th century)

  • 1589 (Feb.) none mentioned (16th century)

  • 1589 (June) and 1590 (March) James Melville (Anstruther, Fife) (16th century)

  • 1590 (Aug.) and 1602 Patrick Galloway (Minister at the King's House) (16th century)

  • 1591 Nicol Dalgleish (Pittenweem) (16th century)

  • 1595 and 1606 James Nicolson (Meigle, later Bishop of Dunkeld) (16th century)

  • 1597 (March) Peter Blackburn (Aberdeen, later Bishop of Aberdeen) (16th century)

  • 1597 (May) Robert Rollock (Principal of the College of Edinburgh) (16th century)

  • 1600 Robert Wilkie (Principal, St Leonard's College, St Andrews) (16th century)

  • 1601 John Hall (St Giles, Edinburgh) (17th century)

  • 1602,1604 and 1607 Alexander Hume (Logie Kirk) (17th century)

  • 1605 John Forbes AM (Alford, Aberdeenshire) (17th century)

  • 1606 James Nicolson (Meigle, later Bishop of Dunkeld) (17th century)

  • 1608 James Law AM (Bishop of Orkney, later Archbishop of Glasgow) (17th century)

  • 1610, 1616, 1617 and 1618 John Spottiswood AM (Archbishop of Glasgow, later Archbishop of St Andrews) (17th century)

  • 1615 James Saitonne or Seytoun (Logie Kirk) (17th century)

  • 1638, 1641 and 1643 Alexander Henderson AM (Leuchars, later Edinburgh) (17th century)

  • 1639, 1652 and (?)1653 David Dickson AM (Irvine, Ayrshire) (17th century)

  • 1640 Andrew Ramsay AM (Edinburgh) (17th century)

  • 1642, 1645, 1647, 1649, 1651 Robert Douglas AM (Edinburgh) (17th century)

  • 1644 James Bonar AM (Maybole, Ayrshire) (17th century)

  • 1646 Robert Blair AM (St Andrews) (17th century)

  • 1647 Robert Douglas (Edinburgh) (17th century)

  • 1648 George Gillespie AM (Edinburgh) (17th century)

  • 1650 Andrew Cant AM (Aberdeen) (17th century)

  • 1651 Robert Douglas (17th century)

  • 1652 Gabriel Cunningham (Dunlop, Irvine) (or David Dickson?) (17th century)

  • 1690 Hugh Kennedie AM (Edinburgh: Trinity College Church) (17th century)

  • 1692 and 1697 William Crichton AM (Edinburgh: Tron Church) (17th century)

  • 1694 John Law AM (Edinburgh: High Church) (17th century)

  • 1695 Patrick Simson (Renfrew) (17th century)

  • 1698 and 1703 George Meldrum AM (Edinburgh: Tron Church and Professor of Divinity, Edinburgh) (17th century)

  • 1699 George Hamilton (Edinburgh: High Church) (17th century)

  • 1700 David Blair AM (Edinburgh: Old Church) (17th century)

  • 1701 and 1704 Thomas Wilkie AM (Edinburgh: Canongate) (18th century)

  • 1702 David Williamson AM (Edinburgh: St Cuthberts) aka "Dainty Davie" (18th century)

  • 1705, 1708, 1711 and 1715 William Carstares AM (Principal of the College of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1706, 1713, 1718, 1724 and 1728 William Wishart DD (South Leith, later Principal of the College of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1707 John Stirling (Principal of the College of Glasgow) (18th century)

  • 1709 John Currie (Haddington) (18th century)

  • 1710, 1714, 1717, 1722 and 1726 William Mitchell (Edinburgh: High Church) (18th century)

  • 1712, 1716, 1720, 1727 and 1730 William Hamilton DD (Professor of Divinity, later Principal of the University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1719 James Grierson (Edinburgh: Trinity College Church) (18th century)

  • 1721 Thomas Black (Perth) (18th century)

  • 1723 and 1731 James Smith (Cramond; later Principal of the University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1725 and 1729 James Alston AM (Dirleton) (18th century)

  • 1732 and 1737 Neil Campbell DD (Principal of Glasgow University) (18th century)

  • 1733 John Gowdie DD (Edinburgh: New North, also Principal of the University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1734 James Gordon DD (Alford) (18th century)

  • 1735 Alexander Anderson AM (St Andrews) (18th century)

  • 1738 and 1741 James Ramsay AM (Kelso) (18th century)

  • 1739 James Bannatyne (Edinburgh: Trinity College Church) (18th century)

  • 1740 George Logan (Edinburgh: Trinity College Church) (18th century)

  • 1742 Thomas Tullideph DD (Principal, St Leonard's College, St Andrews) (18th century)

  • 1743 Robert Wallace DD (Edinburgh: New North) (18th century)

  • 1744 John Adams (Dalrymple) (18th century)

  • 1745 William Wishart DD (Principal (Secundus) of the University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1746 John Lumsden (Professor of Divinity, King's College, Aberdeen) (18th century)

  • 1747 Robert Kinloch AM (Edinburgh: High Church) (18th century)

  • 1748 George Wishart DD (Edinburgh: Tron Church) (18th century)

  • 1749, 1752 and 1756 Patrick Cumming DD (Edinburgh: Old Church, also Professor of Church History) (18th century)

  • 1750 Robert Patoun AM (Renfrew) (18th century)

  • 1751 James Mackie (St Ninians) (18th century)

  • 1753 Alexander Webster DD (Edinburgh: Tolbooth) (18th century)

  • 1754 and 1760 Robert Hamilton DD (Professor of Divinity, Edinburgh) and minister of Old Greyfriars Kirk (18th century)

  • 1755 George Reid AM (St Evox) (18th century)

  • 1757 William Leechman DD (Professor of Divinity, later Principal of the University of Glasgow) (18th century)

  • 1758 Thomas Turnbull (Borthwick) (18th century)

  • 1759 George Kay DD (Edinburgh: Old Greyfriars') (18th century)

  • 1761 John Hyndman DD (18th century)

  • 1762 Robert Trail DD (Professor of Divinity, University of Glasgow) (18th century)

  • 1763 William Robertson DD (Edinburgh: Old Greyfriars, also Principal of the University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1764 Alexander Gerard DD (Professor of Theology, Marischal College, Aberdeen) (18th century)

  • 1765 James Oswald DD (Methven) (18th century)

  • 1766 John Hamilton DD (Glasgow: High Church) (18th century)

  • 1767 James Murison DD (Principal of the New College, St Andrews) (18th century)

  • 1768 Gilbert Hamilton DD (Cramond, near Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1769 James MacKnight DD (Maybole) (18th century)

  • 1770 Alexander Carlyle DD (Inveresk) (18th century)

  • 1771 Robert Walker (Edinburgh: The High Kirk) (18th century)

  • 1772 Adam Fergusson (Moulin) (18th century)

  • 1773 and 1784 John Drysdale FRSE DD (Edinburgh: Tron) (18th century)

  • 1774 Robert Henry DD (Edinburgh: New Greyfriars') (18th century)

  • 1775 David Shaw DD (Coylton) (18th century)

  • 1776 John Ker DD (Forfar) (18th century)

  • 1777 James Brown AM (Edinburgh: New Church) (18th century)

  • 1778 Patrick Grant DD (Urray) (18th century)

  • 1779 James Gillespie (St Andrews) (18th century)

  • 1780 Harry Spens DD (East Wemyss) (18th century)

  • 1781 William Dalrymple DD (Ayr) (18th century)

  • 1782 Joseph McCormick DD (Prestonpans, later Principal of St Leonard's College, St Andrews) (18th century)

  • 1783 Henry Grieve DD (Dalkeith) (18th century)

  • 1785 Sir Henry Moncrieff-Wellwood, Bart., DD (Edinburgh: West) (18th century)

  • 1786 Duncan Shaw DD (Aberdeen) (18th century)

  • 1787 Robert Liston (Aberdour) (last to be elected without DD) (18th century)

  • 1788 Archibald Davidson DD (Principal of the University of Glasgow) (18th century)

  • 1789 George Hill DD Professor of Divinity, St Andrews University) (18th century)

  • 1790 John Walker MD, DD (Professor of Natural History, Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1791 Robert Small DD (Dundee, St Mary's), Mathematician and Astronomer (18th century)

  • 1792 Andrew Hunter DD (Professor of Divinity, Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1793 Thomas Hardy DD (Professor of Church History, Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1794 Robert Arnot DD (Professor of Divinity, University of St Andrews) (18th century)

  • 1795 James Meek DD (Cambuslang), Historian and Meteorologist (18th century)

  • 1796 William Greenfield DD (Edinburgh: High Church, also Professor of Rhetoric at the University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1797 John Adamson DD (St Andrews) Professor of Civil History in the United College, St Andrews (18th century)

  • 1798 William Taylor DD (Glasgow: High, also Principal of the University of Glasgow) (18th century)

  • 1799 William Moodie DD (Edinburgh: St Andrew's, also Professor of Hebrew at the University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1800 George Baird DD (Principal, University of Edinburgh) (18th century)

  • 1801 William Ritchie DD (Kilwinning) (19th century)

  • 1802 James Finlayson DD (Edinburgh: High Church, also Professor of Logic at the University of Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1803 Gilbert Gerard DD (Professor of Divinity, University of Aberdeen) (19th century)

  • 1804 John Inglis DD (Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1805 George Hamilton DD (Gladsmuir) (19th century)

  • 1806 William Taylor DD, jr. (Glasgow) (19th century)

  • 1807 James Sherriffs DD (Aberdeen) (19th century)

  • 1808 Andrew Grant DD (Kilmarnock) (19th century)

  • 1809 Francis Nicoll DD (Mains and Strathmartine) (19th century)

  • 1810 Hugh Meiklejohn DD (Abercorn, also Professor of Church History at the University of Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1811 Alexander Rankin DD (Glasgow: North West Church) (19th century)

  • 1812 William MacMorine DD (Caerlaverock) (19th century)

  • 1813 Andrew Brown DD (Edinburgh: Old Church, also Professor of Rhetoric at the University of Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1814 David Ritchie FRSE DD (Edinburgh: St Andrew's, also Professor of Logic at the University of Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1815 Lewis Gordon DD (Drainie) (19th century)

  • 1816 John Cook DD (Professor of Divinity, St Andrews) (19th century)

  • 1817 Gavin Gibb DD (Glasgow: St Andrew's, also Professor of Hebrew, University of Glasgow) (19th century)

  • 1818 John Campbell DD (Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1819 and 1843 Duncan Macfarlan DD (Drymen, later Principal of the University of Glasgow) (19th century)

  • 1820 Thomas MacKnight DD FRSE (Edinburgh: Old Church) (19th century)

  • 1821 Duncan Mearns DD (Professor of Divinity, Aberdeen) (19th century)

  • 1822 David Lamont DD (Kirkpatrick-Durham) (19th century)

  • 1823 Alexander Brunton DD (Edinburgh: Tron Kirk, also Professor of Oriental Languages, University of Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1824 Andrew Duncan DD (Ratho) (19th century)

  • 1825 George Cook DD FRSE (Laurencekirk) (19th century)

  • 1826 Thomas Taylor DD (Tibbermore) (19th century)

  • 1827 Robert Haldane DD (Principal, St Mary's College, St Andrews) (19th century)

  • 1828 Stevenson McGill DD (Professor of Divinity, Glasgow University) (19th century)

  • 1829 Patrick Forbes DD (Oldmachar) (19th century)

  • 1830 William Singer DD (Kirkpatrick-Juxta) (19th century)

  • 1831 James Wallace DD (Whitekirk) (19th century)

  • 1832 Thomas Chalmers DD LLD (Professor of Divinity, University of Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1833 John Stirling DD (Craigie) (19th century)

  • 1834 Patrick MacFarlan (West Kirk Greenock) (19th century)

  • 1835 William Aird Thomson DD (Perth) (19th century)

  • 1836 Norman Macleod DD (The Highlanders' Friend) (Glasgow: St Columba) (19th century)

  • 1837 Matthew Gardiner DD (Bothwell) (19th century)

  • 1838 William Muir DD LLD (Edinburgh: St Stephen's) (19th century)

  • 1839 Henry Duncan DD (Ruthwell) (19th century)

  • 1840 Angus Makellar DD (Pencaitland) (19th century)

  • 1841 Robert Gordon DD (Edinburgh: High Church) (19th century)

  • 1842 David Welsh DD (Professor of Church History, University of Edinburgh) (19th century)

  • 1844 John Lee DD LLD MD (Principal, University of Edinburgh) (Post Disruption)

  • 1845 Alexander Hill DD (Professor of Divinity, Glasgow) (Post Disruption)

  • 1846 James Paul DD (Tullynessle) (Post Disruption)

  • 1847 John Paul DD (Edinburgh: West Kirk) (Post Disruption)

  • 1848 George Buist DD (Professor of Church History, St Andrews) (Post Disruption)

  • 1849 Alexander Lockhart Simpson DD (Kirknewton) (Post Disruption)

  • 1850 John Graham DD (Killearn) (Post Disruption)

  • 1851 John Macleod DD (Morven) (Post Disruption)

  • 1852 Lewis William Forbes DD (Boharm) (Post Disruption)

  • 1853 James Barr DD (Glasgow: St Enoch's) (Post Disruption)

  • 1854 James Grant DD DCL (Edinburgh: St Mary's) (Post Disruption)

  • 1855 Andrew Bell DD (Linlithgow) (Post Disruption)

  • 1856 John Crombie DD (Scone) (Post Disruption)

  • 1857 James Robertson FRSE DD (Professor of Church History, University of Edinburgh) (Post Disruption)

  • 1858 Matthew Leishman DD (Govan) (Post Disruption)

  • 1859 Prof John Cook DD (Professor of Church History, St Andrews) (Post Disruption)

  • 1860 James Maitland DD (Kells) (Post Disruption)

  • 1861 Colvin Smith DD (Inveraray) (Post Disruption)

  • 1862 James Bisset DD (Bourtie) (Post Disruption)

  • 1863 James Craik DD (Glasgow: St George's) (Post Disruption)

  • 1864 William Robinson Pirie DD (Principal, University of Aberdeen) (Post Disruption)

  • 1865 James Macfarlane FRSE DD (Duddingston, near Edinburgh) (Post Disruption)

  • 1866 John Cook DD (Haddington) (Post Disruption)

  • 1867 Thomas Jackson Crawford DD FRSE, (Professor of Divinity, University of Edinburgh) (Post Disruption)

  • 1868 James Strachan Barty DD (Bendochy) (Post Disruption)

  • 1869 Norman MacLeod DD (Glasgow: The Barony) (Post Disruption)

  • 1870 George Ritchie DD (Jedburgh) (Post Disruption)

  • 1871 Robert Horne Stevenson DD (Edinburgh: St George's) (Post Disruption)

  • 1872 Robert Jamieson DD (Glasgow: St Paul's) (Post Disruption)

  • 1873 Robert Gillan DD (Inchinnan) (Post Disruption)

  • 1874 Samuel Trail DD (Professor of Divinity, Aberdeen) (Post Disruption)

  • 1875 James Sellar DD (Aberlour) (Post Disruption)

  • 1876 George Cook DD (Borgue) (Post Disruption)

  • 1877 Kenneth Macleay Phin DD (Convener of the Home Mission Committee) (Post Disruption)

  • 1878 John Tulloch DD LLD (Principal, St Mary's College, St Andrews) (Post Disruption)

  • 1879 James Crystal DD LLD (Auchinleck) (Post Disruption)

  • 1880 Archibald Watson DD (Dundee) (Post Disruption)

  • 1881 James Smith DD (Cathcart) (Post Disruption)

  • 1882 William Milligan DD (Professor of Biblical Criticism, Aberdeen) (Post Disruption)

  • 1883 John Rankine DD (Sorn) (Post Disruption)

  • 1884 Peter M'Kenzie DD (Dingwall: Urquhart) (Post Disruption)

  • 1885 Alexander Ferrier Mitchell DD (Professor of Church History, St Andrews) (Post Disruption)

  • 1886 John Cunningham DD LLD (Principal, St Mary's College, University of St Andrews) (Post Disruption)

  • 1887 George Hutchison DD (Banchory-Ternan) (Post Disruption)

  • 1888 William Henry Gray DD (Liberton) (Post Disruption)

  • 1889 Paton James Gloag DD LLD (Galashiels) (Post Disruption)

  • 1890 A. K. H. Boyd DD LLD (St Andrews) (Post Disruption)

  • 1891 James MacGregor DD (Edinburgh: St Cuthbert's) (Post Disruption)

  • 1892 Archibald Charteris DD LLD (University of Edinburgh) (Post Disruption)

  • 1893 J. Marshall Lang DD LLD (Glasgow: The Barony) (Post Disruption)

  • 1894 Robert Herbert Story DD LLD (Principal of the University of Glasgow) (Post Disruption)

  • 1895 Donald Macleod DD (Glasgow: Park Church) (Post Disruption)

  • 1896 Archibald Scott DD (Edinburgh: St George's) (Post Disruption)

  • 1897 William Mair DD (Earlston) (Post Disruption)

  • 1898 Thomas Leishman DD (Linton) (Post Disruption)

  • 1899 John Pagan DD (Bothwell) (Post Disruption)

  • 1900 Norman Macleod DD FRSE (Inverness) (Post Disruption)

  • 1901 James Mitchell DD (South Leith) (20th century)

  • 1902 James Curdie Russell DD (Campbeltown) (20th century)

  • 1903 John Gillespie LLD (Mouswald) (20th century)

  • 1904 John McMurtrie FRSE DD (Convener, Committee on Foreign Missions) (20th century)

  • 1905 Andrew J. Milne LLD (Fyvie) (20th century)

  • 1906 Thomas Brown William Niven DD (Pollokshields) (20th century)

  • 1907 James Robert Mitford Mitchell DD (Convener, Colonial Committee) (20th century)

  • 1908 Theodore Marshall DD (Convener, Home Mission Committee) (20th century)

  • 1909 James Robertson DD (Whittinghame) (20th century)

  • 1910 Pearson McAdam Muir DD (Glasgow Cathedral) (20th century)

  • 1911 Alexander Stewart DD (Principal of St Mary's College, University of St Andrews) (20th century)

  • 1912 Samuel Marcus Dill DD (Alloway) (20th century)

  • 1913 Andrew Wallace Williamson DD (Edinburgh: High Kirk (St Giles’ Cathedral)) (20th century)

  • 1914 Thomas Nicol DD (Professor of Biblical Criticism, Aberdeen) (20th century)

  • 1915 David Paul LLD FLS (Edinburgh: Robertson Memorial Church) (20th century)

  • 1916 John Brown DD (Glasgow: Bellahouston) (20th century)

  • 1917 James Cooper DD DCL DLitt (Professor of Church History, Glasgow) (20th century)

  • 1918 James Nicoll Ogilvie DD (Edinburgh: New Greyfriars') (20th century)

  • 1919 William Paterson Paterson DD LLD (University of Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1920 Thomas Martin DD (Peebles) (20th century)

  • 1921 James A. McClymont CBE DD (Convener of the Committee on Chaplains to H. M. Forces) (20th century)

  • 1922 John Smith (1854-1927) DD (Glasgow: Partick) (20th century)

  • 1923 George Milligan DD DCL (University of Glasgow) (20th century)

  • 1924 David Cathels DD (Hawick) (20th century)

  • 1925 John White DD LLD (Glasgow: The Barony)(also served in 1929) (20th century)

  • 1926 John Donaldson McCallum DD (Larkhall) (20th century)

  • 1927 Norman Maclean DD (Edinburgh: St Cuthbert's) (20th century)

  • 1928 James Montgomery Campbell DD (Dumfries) (20th century)

  • 1929 Joseph Mitchell DD (Mauchline) (20th century)

  • 1929 John White CH DD LLD (Glasgow: The Barony)(also served in 1925) (20th century)

  • 1930 Andrew Nisbet Bogle DD (Joint-Secretary, Church and Ministry Department) (20th century)

  • 1931 John Anderson Graham CIE DD (Kalimpong, India) (Founder of Dr. Graham's Homes) (20th century)

  • 1932 Hugh Ross Mackintosh DD DPhil ThD (Professor of Dogmatics, University of Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1933 Lauchlan MacLean Watt DD LLD (Glasgow Cathedral) (20th century)

  • 1934 Peter Donald Thomson DD (Glasgow: Kelvinside (Botanic Gardens)) (20th century)

  • 1935 Marshall B. Lang DD (Whittingehame) (20th century)

  • 1936 Daniel Lamont DD (Professor of Practical Theology, New College, Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1937 Dugald MacFarlane DD (Kingussie) (20th century)

  • 1938 James Black DD (Edinburgh: St George's West) (20th century)

  • 1939 Archibald Main DD LLD DLitt (Glasgow) (20th century)

  • 1940 James Rae Forgan DD (Ayr: Trinity UF) (20th century)

  • 1941 J. H. Cockburn DD TheolD LHD (Dunblane Cathedral) (20th century)

  • 1942 Charles William Gray Taylor CBE DD (Edinburgh: St George's) (20th century)

  • 1943 John Baillie DD DLitt (Professor of Divinity, University of Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1944 Edward James Hagan OBE DD (Edinburgh: Warrender) (20th century)

  • 1945 A. J. Campbell DD (Evie, Orkney) (20th century)

  • 1946 John McKenzie CIE DD (former Principal, The Wilson College, Bombay, India) (20th century)

  • 1947 Matthew Stewart DD (Hamilton Old and Auchingramont) (20th century)

  • 1948 Alexander Macdonald (Glasgow: St Columba) (20th century)

  • 1949 George Simpson Duncan OBE DD LLD DTh (University of St Andrews) (20th century)

  • 1950 Hugh Watt DD DLitt (University of Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1951 William White Anderson MC DD (Edinburgh: St Cuthbert's) (20th century)

  • 1952 George Johnstone Jeffrey DD (Glasgow: Sherbrooke St Gilbert's) (20th century)

  • 1953 James Pitt-Watson DD (Glasgow) (20th century)

  • 1954 Ernest David Jarvis DD (Glasgow: Wellington) (20th century)

  • 1955 G. D. Henderson DD DLitt DTheol FBA (University of Aberdeen) (20th century)

  • 1956 Robert F. V. Scott DD (St Columba's Church, London) (20th century)

  • 1957 George MacLeod MC DD (Iona Community) (Peerage in 1967: Lord MacLeod of Fuinary) (20th century)

  • 1958 John A. Fraser MBE TD DD (Hamilton Old and Auchingramont) (20th century)

  • 1959 Robert Henry Wishart Shepherd DD DLitt (Lovedale (South Africa)) (20th century)

  • 1960 J. H. S. Burleigh DD BLitt (University of Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1961 Archibald Campbell Craig MC DD (University of Glasgow) (20th century)

  • 1962 Nevile Davidson DD (Glasgow Cathedral) (20th century)

  • 1963 James Stuart Stewart DD (Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1964 Duncan Fraser DD PhD (Invergordon) (20th century)

  • 1965 Archibald Watt DD STM (Edzell and Lethnot) (20th century)

  • 1966 Leonard Small OBE DD (Edinburgh: St Cuthbert's) (20th century)

  • 1967 William Roy Sanderson DD (Stenton linked with Whittinghame) (20th century)

  • 1968 James Boyd Longmuir TD DD (Principal Clerk to the General Assembly) (20th century)

  • 1969 Thomas Moffat Murchison MA DD (Glasgow: St Columba Summertown) (20th century)

  • 1970 Hugh O. Douglas KCVO CBE DD LLD (Dundee: St Mary's) (20th century)

  • 1971 Andrew Herron MA BD LLB (Clerk to the Presbytery of Glasgow) (20th century)

  • 1972 Ronald Selby Wright CVO TD JP MA DD FRSE FSAScot (Edinburgh: Canongate) (20th century)

  • 1973 George T. H. Reid MC MA BD DD (Aberdeen: Langstane) (20th century)

  • 1974 David Steel MA BD DD (Linlithgow: St Michael's) (Father of Lord Steel of Aikwood) (20th century)

  • 1975 James Gunn Matheson MA BD DD (Portree (Isle of Skye)) (20th century)

  • 1976 Thomas F. Torrance MBE DLitt DD FRSE (University of Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1977 John Rodger Gray VRD MA BD ThM (Dunblane Cathedral) (20th century)

  • 1978 Peter Brodie MA BD LLB DD (Alloa: St Mungo's) (20th century)

  • 1979 Robert A. S. Barbour KCVO MC MA BD STM DD (University of Aberdeen) (20th century)

  • 1980 William Bryce Johnston MA BD DD (Edinburgh: Colinton) (20th century)

  • 1981 Andrew Beveridge Doig BD STM DD (National Bible Society of Scotland) (20th century)

  • 1982 John McIntyre CVO DD DLitt FRSE (University of Edinburgh) (20th century)

  • 1983 J. Fraser McLuskey MC DD (London: St Columba's) (20th century)

  • 1984 John M. K. Paterson MA ACII BD (Milngavie: St Paul's) (20th century)

  • 1985 David M. B. A. Smith BA BD DUniv (Logie, by Stirling) (20th century)

  • 1986 Robert Craig CBE DLitt LLD DD (Jerusalem (Emeritus)) (20th century)

  • 1987 Duncan Shaw Bundesverdienstkreuz PhD ThDr JP (Edinburgh: Craigentinny St Christopher's) (20th century)

  • 1988 James A. Whyte MA LLD (University of St Andrews) (20th century)

  • 1989 William J. G. McDonald MA BD DD (Edinburgh: Mayfield) (20th century)

  • 1990 Robert Davidson MA BD DD FRSE (University of Glasgow) (20th century)

  • 1991 William B. R. Macmillan MA BD LLD DD (Dundee: St Mary's) (20th century)

  • 1992 Hugh R. Wyllie MA DD FCIBS (Hamilton: Old Parish Church) (20th century)

  • 1993 James L. Weatherhead CBE MA LLB DD (Principal Clerk to the General Assembly) (20th century)

  • 1994 James A. Simpson BSc BD STM DD (Dornoch Cathedral) (20th century)

  • 1995 James Harkness KCVO CB OBE MA DD (Chaplain General of Her Majesty's Forces (Emeritus)) (20th century)

  • 1996 John H. McIndoe MA BD STM DD (London: St Columba's linked with Newcastle: St Andrew's) (20th century)

  • 1997 Alexander McDonald BA CMIWSc DUniv (General Secretary of the CofS Board of Ministry) (20th century)

  • 1998 Alan Main TD MA BD STM PhD (University of Aberdeen) (20th century)

  • 1999 John B. Cairns LTh LLB LLD DD (Dumbarton: Riverside) (20th century)

  • 2000 Andrew McLellan CBE MA BD STM DD (Edinburgh: St Andrew's & St George's) (20th century)

  • 2001 John Miller BA BD DD (Glasgow: Castlemilk East) (21st century)

  • 2002 Finlay Macdonald MA BD PhD DD (Principal Clerk to the General Assembly) (21st century)

  • 2003 Iain Torrance TD MA BD DPhil DD (Professor, University of Aberdeen) (21st century)

  • 2004 Alison Elliot OBE MA MSc PhD LLD DD (Elder, Session Clerk at Edinburgh: Greyfriars Tolbooth & Highland Kirk, Associate Secretary of the Centre for Theology & Public Issues at the University of Edinburgh, first woman to be Moderator and first non-minister to be Moderator since the 16th century) (21st century)

  • 2005 David Lacy BA BD DLitt (Kilmarnock: Henderson) (21st century)

  • 2006 Alan McDonald LLB BD MTh DLitt (Cameron linked with St Andrews: St Leonard's) (21st century)

  • 2007 Sheilagh M. Kesting BA BD DD (Secretary of the Committee on Ecumenical Relations) (21st century)

  • 2008 David W. Lunan MA BD (Clerk to the Presbytery of Glasgow) (21st century)

  • 2009 William C. Hewitt BD DipPS (Greenock: Westburn) (21st century)

  • 2010 John Christie BSc BD (Interim Minister at West Kilbride: St Andrews and the Scots Kirk, Lausanne) (21st century)

  • 2011 A. David K. Arnott MA BD (retired, formerly at St Andrews: Hope Park linked with Strathkinness) (21st century)

  • 2012 Albert O. Bogle BD MTh (Bo'ness: St Andrew's) (21st century)

  • 2013 E. Lorna Hood OBE MA BD DD (Renfrew: North) (21st century)

  • 2014 John Chalmers BD DD (Principal Clerk to the General Assembly) (Angus Morrison MA BD PhD (Orwell and Portmoak) was initially nominated but withdrew on health grounds) (21st century)

  • 2015 Angus Morrison MA BD PhD (Orwell and Portmoak) (21st century)

  • 2016 Russell Barr BA BD MTh DMin (Edinburgh: Cramond) (21st century)

  • 2017 Derek Browning MA BD DMin (Edinburgh: Morningside) (21st century)

  • 2018 Susan M. Brown BD DipMin (Dornoch Cathedral) (21st century)

  • 2019 Colin Sinclair BA BD (Edinburgh: Palmerston Place) (21st century)

  • 2020 W. Martin Fair BA BD DMin (Arbroath: St Andrew's) (21st century)

  • William Wishart (1706,1713,1718,1724,1728) - father of George Wishart (1748) (Family Connections)

  • William Hamilton (1712,1716,1720,1727,1730) - father of Robert Hamilton (1754,1760) (Family Connections)

  • Alexander Gerard (1763) - father of Gilbert Gerard (1803) (Family Connections)

  • Robert Liston (1787) - father-in-law to Hugh Meiklejohn (1810) (Family Connections)

  • George Hill (1789) - father of Alexander Hill (1845) and maternal uncle of George Cook (1825) (Family Connections)

  • James MacKnight (1769) - father to Thomas MacKnight (1820) (Family Connections)

  • John Cook (1816) - brother-in-law of George Hill (1789), father of George Cook (1825), grandfather of John Cook (1859) (Family Connections)

  • Matthew Leishman (1858) - father to Thomas Leishman (1898) (Family Connections)

  • Thomas F. Torrance (1976) - father to Iain Torrance (2003) (Family Connections)

  • John Rankine (1883) - father-in-law of Archibald Scott (1896) (Family Connections)

  • Thomas Chalmers (1832) - Moderator of Free Church in 1843 (Moderators who were later Moderators of the Free Church)

  • Patrick MacFarlan (1834) - Moderator of Free Church in 1845 (Moderators who were later Moderators of the Free Church)

  • Angus Makellar (1840) - Moderator of the Free Church in 1852 (Moderators who were later Moderators of the Free Church)

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The Church of Scotland, or Church of Scotland, is a Presbyterian Church in Scotland. It is Scotland’s nominal state religion, but it is not controlled by the state. It is a Presbyterian and Calvinist sect and church, politically Protestant. The Church of Scotland, the National Church of Christianity in Scotland, is also a Presbyterian and Calvinist sect and Church, politically Protestant. As of the 21st century, 1.149 million registered Christians.

The history of the Church of Scotland can be traced back to medieval Christianity, and for 1150 Scotland was one of the Roman Catholic dioceses. The random tool generator keeps a detailed list of 365 preachers from the 16th century to the present. The most recent incumbents are W. Martin Fair, Colin Sinclair, Susan M. Brown, Derek Browning, Russell Barr, Angus Morrison, and other respected executives.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Moderators of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

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