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  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  Auchterarder	Perthshire	Gask, Glendevon, Madderty, Monzievaird and Strowan, Muthill, and Trinity Gask. Pop. (1871) 20,457, of whom 4611 were communicants of the Church	Groome
  Blackford	Perthshire	Trinity Gask; E by Trinity Gask, Auchterarder, and Glendevon; S by Glendevon, Dollar, and Tillicoultry in Clackmannanshire, and Alva in Stirlingshire	Groome
  Colquhalzie	Perthshire	with a mansion, in Trinity Gask parish, Perthshire, on the right bank of the Earn, 4½ miles NNW of Auchterarder.	Groome
  Colquhalzie	Perthshire	Colquhalzie , seat, Trinity Gask par., Perthshire, on river Earn, 4½ miles NW. of Auchterarder.	Bartholomew
  Dunfermline	Fife	Dunfermline, a city and parish in the SW of Fife. A royal and parliamentary burgh, a place of manufacture, and	Groome
  Earn	Perthshire	Trinity-Gask, Findo-Gask, Aberdalgie, Forteviot (detached), and Rhynd on the N, and Muthill, Blackford, Auchterarder, Dunning, Forteviot, Forgandenny, Dunbarny	Groome
  Gascon Hall	Perthshire	Trinity Gask par., Perthshire, on river Earn; the Gascon Hall of Blind Harry's Wallace is supposed to have stood	Bartholomew
  Gascon Hall	Perthshire	Trinity Gask parish, Perthshire, on the N bank of the Earn, 1¼ mile WNW of Dunning station. Tradition makes	Groome
  Gask or Findo Gask	Perthshire	Gask or Findo Gask, a hamlet and a parish in Strathearn district, Perthshire. The hamlet lies 1 7 / 8 mile SSE of Balgowan station, and 2½ miles N by W of Dunning station, this being 9½ miles WSW of Perth, and 4¼ NE of Auchterarder, under which there is a post office of Gask. The parish, containing also Clathy village, and having Balgowan station on its north-western border, is bounded NW by Madderty and Methven, E by Tibbermore and Forteviot, S by Dunning, SW by Auchterarder, and W by Trinity	Groome
  Kinkell	Perthshire	Trinity-Gask. Its church was dedicated to St Bean or Beanus, who, according to Dr Skene, dwelt here in the first	Groome
  Kinkell	Perthshire	ancient par. and vil., Trinity-Gask par., Perthshire; the vil. is on river Earn, 2½ miles N. of Auchterarder.	Bartholomew
  Madderty	Perthshire	Gask, S by Trinity Gask, SW by Monzie (detached), and NW by Crieff. Its utmost length, from ENE to WSW, is 5 5 / 8 miles	Groome
  Millearne House	Perthshire	Millearne House , seat, Trinity Gask par., Perthshire, on river Earn, 3 miles N. of Auchterarder.	Bartholomew
  Millearne House	Perthshire	Trinity-Gask parish, Perthshire, near the left bank of the river Earn, 3½ miles NNW of Auchterarder.— Ord. Sur ., sh. 47, 1869.	Groome
  Monzie	Perthshire	Trinity-Gask, SW by Muthill, and W and NW by Crieff. The Earn flows 1½ mile south eastward along	Groome
  Muthill	Perthshire	Trinity-Gask and Blackford, S by Ardoch and Dunblane, and W by Comrie and two detached sections of Monzievaird. Its utmost	Groome
  Perth, District of	Perthshire	Logierait, Longforgan, Madderty, Meigle, Moneydie, Monzie, Monzievaird, Moulin, Muthill, Rattray, St Madoes, St Martins, Trinity-Gask, and part of Weem.	Groome
  Perthshire	Perthshire	Gask, Forgandenny, Forteviot, Fortingall, Fossoway, Fowlis-Easter, Fowlis-Wester, Glendevon, Inchture, Kenmore, Killin, Kilinadock, Kilspindie, Kincardine, Kinclaven, Kinfauns, Kinloch, Kinnaird, Kinnoull, Kippen, Kirkmichael, Lecropt, Lethendy, Little Dunkeld, Logie, Logierait, Longforgan, Madderty, Meigle, Methven, Moneydie, Monzie, Monzievaird and Strowan, Moulin, Muckart, Muthill, Perth, Port of Menteith, Rattray, Redgorton, Rhynd, St Madoes, St Martins, Scone, Tibbermuir, Trinity	Groome
  Trinity-Gask	Perthshire	Gask is in the presbytery of Auchterarder and the synod of Perth and Stirling; the living is worth £266. The present parish comprises the ancient parishes of Kinkell and Easter Gask, the latter of which had a second place of worship at a spot still known as Chapelhill; and the union of the three churches into one parish is said to have given rise to the name of Trinity	Groome

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