Estate records.
Found in 1259 Collections and/or Records:
Papers and correspondence of the family of Malcolm of Burnfoot, principally of Sir Pulteney Malcolm; with related estate papers, diaries and a small group of papers concerning the family of Douglas of Cavers.
Papers and correspondence of the Williamsons of Banniskirk, the Sinclairs of Southdun and the Hendersons of Stemster, Bower.
Papers anent Old Craig., 1664-1667.
Papers concerning Archibald Campbell, the 3rd Duke of Argyll., 1629-1765, undated.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate., 1731-1766.
The estate of Brunstane, to the east of Edinburgh, was bought from Sir John Hume of Manderston (see MS.17729) by the 2nd Duke of Argyll and resold to Lord Milton in 1733; it was sold on the latter's death.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1731-1735.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1736-1740.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1741-1745.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1746-1750.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1751-1755.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1756-1760.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1761-1767, undated.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1751-1753.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1754-1755.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1736-1740.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1736-1740.
Papers concerning Brunstane estate, some legal and estate, but chiefly farm and tradesmen's accounts., 1731-1767, undated.
Papers concerning Charles Colyear, 2nd Earl of Portmore,, 1717-1761, undated.
On succeeding to the title of 2nd Earl of Portmore, Charles Colyear purchased several farms in Peeblesshire (to the immediate south-east of the Duke of Argyll's property at The Whim), which were leased to Lord Milton. After the latter's death, Portmore asked for the papers to be returned to him (MS.16775, folio 31), but this was clearly not or at least not completely done.
Papers concerning friends and associates of Lord Milton., 1629-1765, undated.
Papers concerning General John Fletcher's Trust., 1682-1861, undated.
When General John Fletcher died in 1806, his legitimate children Andrew and Henry were infants. He had previously appointed curators for them and trustees for his affairs. In this section are the papers acquired and generated by these curators and trustees over the succeeding half-century, mostly through their clerks, John Home, Writer to the Signet and William Home, Writer to the Signet.