Lists.
Found in 1660 Collections and/or Records:
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 2: Ayrshire., 1795-1808.
Letters of 1795-1800, 1807-1808.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 3: Banffshire (folio 1), Berwickshire (very brief) (folio 157), Caithness (folio 163), Clackmananshire (folio 205)., 1795-1809.
Letters of 1795, 1797-1801, 1808-1809.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 4: Cromarty (folio 1), Dunbartonshire (folio 22), Edinburghshire (folio 53), Fife (folio 98)., 1795-1808.
Letters of 1795-1796, 1798-1799, 1802, 1805, 1808.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 5: Forfarshire (folio 1), Haddingtonshire (folio 82), Inverness-shire (folio 146)., 1795-1799.
Letters of 1795-1799.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 6: Kincardineshire (folio 1), Kinross-shire (folio 81), Kirkcudbrightshire (folio 106)., 1796-1803.
Letters of 1796-1800, 1803.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 7: Lanarkshire (folio 1), Moray (folio 48), Orkney and Shetland (folio 114)., 1794-1816.
Letters of 1794-1799, 1805, 1816.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 8: Peeblesshire (folio 1), Perthshire (folio 79)., 1789-1803.
Letters of 1789, 1795, 1797-1798, 1801-1803.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 9: Renfrewshire (folio 1), Ross-shire (folio 70), Roxburghshire (folio 196), Selkirkshire (folio 268)., 1795-1813.
Letters of 1795-1796, 1798-1800, 1813.
Papers and letters used by George Chalmers in the compilation of ‘Caledonia’ and the ‘Topographical Dictionary’; volume 10:Stirlingshire (folio 1), Sutherland (folio 106), Wigtonshire (folio 162), miscellaneous (folio 226)., 1796-1802.
Letters of 1796-1802.
Papers and notes of John Pinkerton relating to Scottish history and other subjects., 1342-1796, undated.
Papers, autograph and typescript, of Edmund Crosby Quiggin, chiefly relating to the Book of the Dean of Lismore (Adv.MS.72.1.37)., Early 20th century.
Papers chiefly concerning building at Yester House and Tweeddale Court, and various household inventories., [Circa 1697]-1910, undated.
Papers chiefly concerning building at Yester House and Tweeddale Court (Edinburgh), and various household inventories., 17th century-1910, undated.
Papers chiefly concerning teinds.
Papers, chiefly historical materials, of Donald MacPherson., Early 19th century-mid 19th century.
Papers, chiefly letters and visiting cards, recording the social engagements of Robert Graham., 1830-1832, 1839.
Papers, chiefly letters and visiting cards, recording the social engagements of Robert Graham. , 1830-1831.
Papers, chiefly letters and visiting cards, recording the social engagements of Robert Graham., 1832, 1839.
Papers, chiefly relating to lands and families of Morayshire, Banffshire, and Aberdeenshire, collected by William Rose, in Montcoffer, the genealogist.
Many of the papers bear notes by Rose.
Papers collected by Sir Walter Scott concerning witches and ghosts., [1830, or before.]
Excerpts from records of trials for witchcraft, etc., and from printed books on witches, with a list of works, endorsed ‘Ghost books’ by Sir Walter Scott, in part used for the ‘Letters on demonology’. An account of a witch with a horse-shoe mark on her forehead is endorsed by Scott ‘Red Gauntlet. Major Weir’.
Papers collected by Walter McCulloch, schoolmaster in St Ninians, in his capacity as session clerk, concerning the parish of St Ninians., 1709-1850.
Walter McCulloch, schoolmaster at St Ninians and session clerk from circa 1779 to 1804, was related to the Wilson family through his daughter Martha, who married Alexander Wilson, younger son of the original William Wilson.