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The History of Pettinain Kirk and Village, Carstairs, Scotland

Pettinain Kirk dates as a religious site to 1150 when King David I built a chapel here and gave it to the care of Dryburgh Abbey. The site may have been a hill fort and the name may refer to cleared level ground or to a place near a small ford. The belfry dates from an older church and the nave is from 1820. A medieval grave slab has been built into the south facing wall. The Laird's Loft has stone steps leading to it and the Johnstones, Carmichael Earls of Hyndford and the Anstruthers may have been the church patrons. The village or hamlet consists of cottage rows built for the workers on the old Westraw Estate.