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040-002097092

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032-002096821

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Jan. - March 1664.

James Sharp, Minister of Crail, afterwards Archbishop of St. Andrews: Engagement relating to the sees of Aberdeen and Orkney: 1664.

Sir William Sharp, of Stoniehill; Keeper of the Signet of Scotland: Letters to the Duke of Lauderdale: 1660-1674.

includes:

f. 1 James Baillie Forrester, 2nd Baron Forrester: Letter to Lord Rothes: 1664.
f. 2 County of Edinburgh: Resignation of the Keepership of the Castle by Lord Middleton: 1664.
f. 2 John Middleton, 1st Earl of Middleton; High Commissioner to the Scotch Parliament, afterwards Governor of Tangier: Resignation of his offices of Captain-General of Scotland and Keeper of Edinburgh Castle: 1664.
ff. 6, 10, 25, 37, 39, 62, 7-, 74 John Leslie, 6th Earl of Rothes; afterwards Duke of Rothes, Royal Commissioner and Lord Chancellor of Sotland: Letters to the Duke of Lauderdale: 1657-1681.
f. 8 Colonel Hon Robert Cunningham, 2nd son of William, 8th Earl of Glencairn: Letter to Lord Lauderdale: 1664.
f. 11 Andrew Honyman, Bishop of Orkney: Nomination to the sees of Aberdeen or Orkney: 1664.
f. 11 See of Aberdeen: Engagement by Archbishop Sharpe relating to: 1664.
f. 11 Henry Guthrie, Bishop of Dunkeld: Nomination to the sees of Aberdeen and Orkney: 1664.
f. 11 Orkney Islands: Engagement by Archbishop Sharp relating to the see of: 1664.
f. 11 Patrick Scougal, afterwards Bishop of Aberdeen: Nomination to the see of Aberdeen or Orkney: 1664.
f.11 James Wood, Provost of the Old College, St. Andrews: Nomination to the see of Aberdeen or Orkney: 1664.
f. 15 George Livingstone, 3rd.Earl of Linlithgow, Major-General of the Royal Forces in Scotland: Letters to the Duke of Lauderdale: 1660-1680.
f. 17 Dr Samuel Turner, MP: Letters to the Duke of Lauderdale: 1664, 1680.
f. 19 George Gordon, 4th Marquis of Huntly; 1st Duke of Gordon: Letters to the Duke of Lauderdale: 1664-1680.
ff. 21, 57 Marie Gordon, daughter of Sir J Grant, widow of Louis, 3rd Marquis of Huntly: Letters to Lord Lauderdale: 1663-1666.
f. 29 Colin Lindsay, 3rd Earl of Balcarres: Letters to the Duke of Lauderdale: 1664-1680.
f. 30 William Douglas, Viscount Drumlangrig; afterwards 3rd Earl and 1st Duke of Queensberry: Letters to the Duke of Lauderdale: 1662-1680.
f. 32 James Johnston, Lord Hartfell, after wards 1st Earl of Annandale and Hartfell: Letters to Lord Lauderdale: 1661-1667.
f. 33 Andrew Rutherford, Earl of Teviot; Governor of Tangier: Letters to Lord Lauderdale: 1661-1664.
f. 40 Sir William Davidson, Baronet; English Resident in Holland: Correspondence with Charles II.: 1654-1665.
ff. 42, 66, 70, 77 Alexander Erskine, 3rd Earl of Kellie: Letters to Lord Lauderdale: 1660-1675.
f. 44 Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Halsall: Petition to Charles II.: 1664.
ff. 47, 48 Kingdom of Scotland: Private instructions from Charles II. and Lord Lauderdale to the Treasurers: 1664.
ff. 47, 48 John Leslie, 6th Earl of Rothes; afterwards Duke of Rothes, Royal Commissioner and Lord Chancellor of Sotland: Private instructions to, from Charles II. and Lord Lauderdale: 1664.
ff. 47, 48 William Bellenden, 1st Baron Bellenden: Private instructions to, from Charles II. and Lord Lauderdale: 1664.
f. 50 Sir Mungo Morray, of Welles: Letters to Lord Lauderdale: 1664, 1666.
f. 51 Alexander Falconer, 1st Baron Falconer of Halcartoune: Letters to Charles II.: 1661-1668.
f. 51 Sir Andrew Aytoun, of Kinglassie, Lord of Session: Letter to Charles II.: 1664.
f. 51 William Cunningham, 9th Earl of Glencairn; Chancellor of Scotland: Letters to Charles II.: 1660-1664.
f. 51 Sir Archibald Stirling, alias Striveling; of Carden, Commissioner of Estates for Linlithgow, and Lord of Session: Letters to Charles II.: 1660-1664.
f. 51 Sir Robert Nairne, of Strathurd, Lord of Session: Letters to Charles II.: 1660-1679.
f. 51 Kingdom of Scotland: Letters from the Lords of Session to Charles II.: 1664, 1674 -1679.
f. 51 Sir John Home, of Renton, 4th Baronet: Letters to Charles II.: 1663-1668.
f. 51 Sir Archibald Primerose, of Carrington, Lord Clerk Register of Scotland: Letters to Charles II.: 1661 -1675.
f. 51 Sir James Foulis, of Collington: Letters to Charles II.: 1660-1680.
f. 51 Sir John Gilmour, of Craigmillar, President of the Court of Session: Letters to Charles II.: 1661-1668.
f. 51 Sir David Nevoy, of Nevoy, Lord of Session: Letters to Charles II.: 1664-1679.
f. 51 Sir James Lockhart, of Lee: Letters to Charles II.: 1660-1668.
f. 51 Si Scougal. John), of Whitekirk, Lord of Session: Letter to Charles II.: 1664.
ff. 53, 76 William Bellenden, 1st Baron Bellenden: Letters to Lord Lauderdale: 1661-1669.
f. 59 Anne Lindsay, widow of Alexander, 1st Lord Balcarres, afterwards 2nd wife of Archibald, 9th Earl of Argyll: Letters to Charles II.: 1663, 1664.
f. 61 Lady Anne Gordon, daughter of Louis, 3rd Marquis of Huntly, afterwards Comtesse de Crolly: Statement of her case: 1664.
f. 61 Marie Gordon, daughter of Sir J Grant, widow of Louis, 3rd Marquis of Huntly: Statement of her case: 1664.
f. 65 Elizabeth Seton, daughter of Lord Herries, widow of George, 3rd Earl of Wintoun: Letter to Lord Lauderdale: 1664.
f. 68 John Stuart, 2nd Earl of Traquair: Letter to Lord Lauderdale: 1664.

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Western Manuscripts

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Additional Manuscripts

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032-002096821
036-002097076
037-002097083
040-002097092

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Add MS 22878-23125 : Turner Manuscripts
Add MS 23108-23138 : ORIGINAL papers and correspondence of John Maitland, 2nd Earl of Lauderdale, created in 1672 Duke of Lauderdale, and in 1674…
Add MS 23113-23138 : ORIGINAL correspondence of the Earl and Duke of Lauderdale connected with his several offices in the government of Scotland,…

Add MS 23121 : Jan. - March 1664.James Sharp, Minister of Crail, afterwards Archbishop of St. Andrews: Engagement relating to the sees of Aberdeen…

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1664

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1664

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Jan 1664-Mar 1664

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Names:

Aytoun, Andrew, of Kinglassie, Lord of Session
Bellenden, William, 1st Baron Bellenden
Crolly, Anne, née Gordon, daughter of Lewis Gordon, 3rd Marquis of Huntly, afterwards Comtesse de Crolly, fl 1648-1653
Cunningham, Robert, Colonel; 2nd son of William, 8th Earl of Glencairn
Cunningham, William, 8th Earl of Glencairn, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, c 1611 - 1664
Davidson, William, Baronet, English Resident in Holland
Douglas, William, 1st Duke of Queensberry, politician, 1637-1695
Erskine, Alexander, 3rd Earl of Kellie, army officer, c 1615-1677
Falconer, Alexander, 1st Baron Falconer of Halcartoune, judge, c 1594-1671
Forrester, James Baillie, 2nd Baron Forrester
Foulis, James, of Collington
Gilmour, John, Knight, of Craigmillar, judge and politician, d 1671
Gordon, George, 1st Duke of Gordon, landowner, 1643-1716
Guthrie, Henry, historian and Bishop of Dunkeld, d 1676
Halsall, Robert, Lieutenant-Colonel
Home, John, of Renton, 4th Baronet
Honyman, Andrew, Bishop of Orkney
Johnston, James, Lord Hartfell, after wards 1st Earl of Annandale and Hartfell
Leslie, John, 6th Earl of Rothes, afterwards Duke of Rothes, Royal Commissioner and Lord Chancellor of Sotland
Lindsay, Anne, widow of Alexander, 1st Lord Balcarres, afterwards 2nd wife of Archibald, 9th Earl of Argyll
Lindsay, Colin, 3rd Earl of Balcarres, politician; supporter of James II of England, 1652-1722
Livingstone, George, 3rd.Earl of Linlithgow, Major-General of the Royal Forces in Scotland
Lockhart, James, of Lee
Middleton, John, 1st Earl of Middleton, High Commissioner to the Scotch Parliament, afterwards Governor of Tangier
Morray, Mungo, of Welles
Nairne, Robert, of Strathurd, Lord of Session
Nevoy, David, of Nevoy, Lord of Session
Ogilvy, Mary, née Grant, wife of Louis Gordon, 3rd Marquess of Huntly and of James Ogilvy, 2nd Earl of Airlie, d after 1707
Primerose, Archibald, of Carrington, Lord Clerk Register of Scotland
Rutherford, Andrew, Earl of Teviot, Governor of Tangier
Scougal, John, Lord Whitekirk, Lord of Session, fl 1661-1672
Scougal, Patrick, afterwards Bishop of Aberdeen
See of Aberdeen
Seton, Elizabeth, daughter of Lord Herries, widow of George, 3rd Earl of Wintoun
Sharp, James, Minister of Crail, afterwards Archbishop of St. Andrews
Sharp, William, of Stoniehill; Keeper of the Signet of Scotland
Stirling,, Archibald, alias Striveling; of Carden, Commissioner of Estates for Linlithgow, and Lord of Session
Stuart, John, 2nd Earl of Traquair
Turner, Samuel, Dr; MP
Wood, James, Provost of the Old College, St. Andrews

Places:

Edinburgh, Scotland
Orkney Islands, Scotland
Scotland, Kingdom of, United Kingdom