Account books.
Found in 1293 Collections and/or Records:
Day labourers' book of the Airth estate., 1728-1736, 1749, 1774, 1817.
The book includes information on work on the Pow and harbour of Airth, on the mill, and on drainage, shearing and harvest work.
Day labourers' book of the Airth estate., 1806-1808.
Day labourers' book of the Airth estate., 1807-1808.
Day labourers' book of the Airth estate., 1808-1815.
Day labourers' book of the Airth estate., 1820-1836.
Day labourers' book of the Airth estate., 1836-1837.
Day labourers' books of the Airth estate., 1728-1837.
'Decreet of absolvitor, Mr. John Mackenzie, Writer to the Signet, against Kenneth Mackenzies of Seafort Esqr.', 1760.
Diary and account book, August-November 1769, written by a tutor of Sir John Scott of Ancrum.
The writer was probably Alexander Pringle of Whytbank (died 1772), handwriting having characteristics similar to those of MS.9365: Rental of the estate of Whytbank, Selkirkshire.
The volume contains brief notes on the weather and the writer's daily affairs, with particular reference to property in Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, and entries for small items of expenditure.
Diary and account-book of the Reverend Dr Robert Douglas, minister of Galashiels, of a trip to Buxton, Matlock, and Llangollen, 10 June-21 August 1795, with miscellaneous poems and riddles., 1795.
There is also a copy of a commentary on the diary with extracts from it, compiled by T Craig-Brown, and published in ‘The Border magazine’, June 1918, with a related letter, 1918.
Disbound account books of workmen's wages., 1724-1762.
Documents concerning Thomas de Quincey during his residence in Edinburgh.
The documents include 3 letters of Thomas de Quincey, 1838, 1841; books of accounts for rent, etc., incurred when he lodged with the Misses Miller in the Holyrood sanctuary, 1836-1841; and papers in a process at law with Robert Bauchope about monies due by de Quincey, 1837-1838; with an essay based on these documents by Tinsley Pratt, undated (typed), and a letter regarding them, 1881.