1674-1689--JOHN DRUMMOND. Ousted at Revolution for continuing to pray for King James and keeping converse with the rebels. Committed to prison. Died 6th February, 1695. 1697-1717--WILLIAM HEPBURNE, A.M., died 12th April. Retired to Stirling "with the ministers about" on the approach of Mar's army in 1715. 1718-1720--ALEX. TURCAN, A.M., died 18th April. 1721-1730--WILLIAM SIMSON, tr. to Dunblane. 1732-1767--ALEX. MURRAY, died 27th December. 1768-1816--JOHN MURRAY, died 10th August. 1817-1851--ALEX. MAXTONE, died 21st June. 1852-????--THOMAS HARDY. GASK, OR FINDO-GASK 1572-1574--WILLIAM MELROSS, tr. to Fowlis. 1592-1633--ALEX. GALL or GAW. 1624-1635--JOHN FYFF, A.M., tr. to Fowlis. 1635-1649--WM. BANNATYNE, died. 1648-1688--ROBERT FREEBAIRN, A.M., died. 1676-1680--DAVID FREEBAIRN, A.M., tr. to Auchterarder. Son of previous minister. Assistant and successor to father. 1680-1693--LAURENCE MERCER. Deprived 10th February by Privy Council. His father and grandfather were ministers of Fossoway. Died 30th January, 1720. 1703-1712--COLIN CAMPBELL, A.M., died in December. As a merchant, captured at sea, carried to New Spain, barbarously treated; released by purchase. 1715-1740--WILLIAM HUNTER, died 27th July. 1741-1762--JOHN M'CLEISH, 12th March. 1763-1765--ALEX. COLVILL, tr. to Ormiston. 1766-1798--DAVID KEMP, A.M., died 22nd February. 1798-1802--PATRICK M'ISAAC, tr. to Comrie. 1803-1815--CHARLES ANDERSON, tr. to Closeburn. 1815-1822--ROBERT JOHN ROBERTSON, tr. to Forteviot. Father of Right Hon. J. P. B. Robertson, Lord President of Court of Session. 1823-1852--THOMAS YOUNG, died 5th September. 1853-????--JAMES MARTIN. GLENDEVON 1588-1589--ADAM MARSCHELL. Deposed 26th August as "ignorant of the Holy Scriptures and without knowledge of the grounds of religion." 1591-1640--ANDREW KIRK, A.M. 1639-1652--ANDREW KIRK, junr., A.M., died in November. Son of previous minister. 1655-1660--JAMES GRAHAME. 1660-1663--MUNGO WEMYSS, A.M., tr. to Aberdalgie. 1664-1679--WILLIAM SPENCE, A.M., deposed by Bishop and Synod for "disowning the present Government." (See pp. 107-108, 195-207.) 1680-1681--ROBERT STIRLING, A.M. Probably resigned on account of Test. 1682-1688--THOMAS HALL, A.M., tr. to St. Madoes. 1688-1689--ALEX. MELDRUM. Ousted at Revolution. 1690-1691--WM. SPENCE, A.M., tr. to Fossoway. Old minister returned. 1694-1709--GILBERT MELVILLE. Resigned on account of indisposition, and also of the improbability of his having any success by his ministry among that people though he were in health. 1710-1718--ALEX. TURCAN, A.M., tr. to Fowlis-Wester. 1720-1751--DAVID STEVENSON, died 6th February. 1751-1756--JAMES REID, A.M., tr. to Trinity-Gask. 1757-1759--DAVID M'GIBBON, A.M., tr. to Buchanan.