Saints in Scottish Place-Names - Bondington, former parish . . . The churches of Berwick St Laurence BXL and Berwick St Mary (BXM) appear to have constituted this parish, which served the area adjoining Berwick on Tweed (Chalmers Caledonia iii, 350; Kelso Lib 467; MacKinlay ACD-NS, 394)
Corpus of Scottish medieval parish churches: Dunblane and . . . The parish church of St Mary in Berwick was demolished to make way for the construction of the bastioned fortifications along the north-west and east sides of the burgh, which excluded the northern parts of Berwick
History of parishes - County and Parishes viewer - National . . . The formalisation of the county structure was much more obviously reflected on county maps of the later 18th and early 19th centuries The more settled parts of Scotland often had more than one detailed county map, showing parishes as well as the county boundary
List of civil parishes of Scotland - Wikipedia There were in addition the parishes of Berwick-upon-Tweed, and Bondington (with two churches, St Laurence, and St Mary's) These were part of Scotland and the historic county of Berwickshire, but were captured by England from 1482 onwards
Parish maps - Map Explorer Edited by Cecil R Humphery-Smith, it includes parish boundary maps, with a summary of locations and indexes for England, Scotland and Wales