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J Scrope to Harrington see SP 36/48, f188
Catalogue reference: SP 36/46/187A
Date: 1738 Oct 25
J Scrope to Harrington see SP 36/48, f188
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Folios 16-17. Alex [Alexander] Duncan, and 23 other clergymen of the Church of Scotland...
Catalogue reference: SP 36/87/1/16
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- 1746 Sept 2
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Folios 16-17. Alex [Alexander] Duncan, and 23 other clergymen of the Church of Scotland in Angus and Perthshire, to Reverend James Foster, asking him to intercede in the case of Sir James Kinloch Nevay of that Ilk Baronet, a prisoner in New Gaol, Southwark [Surrey]. They say he was caught up in the 'ensnaring Arts' of the [Jacobite Rebels], refer to the honours bestowed on Lady Kinloch by the Duke of Cumberland, and express fears for the destitution of their large family. Dated at Eassie [Angus], North Britain. Signed by: Alexander Duncan, provost of Dundee [Angus]; Jo [Joseph?] Ramsay, magistrate of Dundee; James Haliburton, magistrate of Dundee; David Thomson, Meigle [Perthshire]; Thomas Clephan, Newtyld [Newtyle, Angus]; David Maxwell, Eassie [Angus]; John Stewart, Tealing [Angus]; George Blair, rector of Latins School, Dundee; James Donaldson, Glamis [Angus]; Alexander Scott, Kingoldrum [Angus]; David Thomson, Airly [Airlie, Angus]; William Cruikshank, Ruthven [Angus]; Robertson, Alyth [Angus]; Thomas Gibson, Muirtoun, elder, 'the church being vacant by the death of the minister'; James Spanzie, Coupar Angus [Perthshire]; R Traill, minister, and John Murray, elder, Kettins [Angus]; Thomas Donaldson, Liffe [Liff, Angus]; David Scott, Auchterhouse [Angus].
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- Folios 17-18
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