Papers of Rev. David Plenderleath (d. 1779)
- Reference:GB 237 Coll-768
- Dates of Creation:1731-1764
- Name of Creator:
- Language of Material:English.
- Physical Description:15 leaves or pages. Access to records in a fragile condition may be restricted.
Scope and Content
The collection is composed of: a licence by the Presbytery of Kincardine, 1731; presentation by John Cockburn of Ormiston in favour of Plenderleath to the Parish of Ormiston, 1732; petition from the heritors and elders of the Parish of Dalkeith to the Presbytery of Dalkeith about the call to Plenderleath, 1746; presentation by the Duke of Buccleuch in favour of Plenderleath, 1746; warrant of the Duke of Buccleuch to Gilbert Grierson regarding the settlement of Plenderleath in the Parish of Dalkeith; call from the heritors and elders in the Parish of Dalkeith to Plenderleath, 1746; copies of memorials from Plenderleath to the Duke of Buccleuch anent augmentation of stipend, 1751; letter of Caroline, Countess of Dalkeith to Sir W. Douglas, with reference to Plenderleath, 1755; and, bond by Plenderleath to Mr. James Scott.
Administrative / Biographical History
The Rev. David Plenderleath had been licensed by the Presbytery of Kincardine in 1731. He was also presented to the Parish of Ormiston in 1732, and called by the Presbytery of Dalkeith in 1746. The Rev. David Plenderleath died in 1779.
Access Information
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Note
The biographical/administrative history was compiled using material contained within the collection.
Compiled by Graeme D Eddie, Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections Division.
Other Finding Aids
Local lists.
Accruals
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Related Material
The local Indexes at Special Collections Division, Edinburgh University Library, show references to possible Plenderleath material (check the Indexes for more details): a David Plenderleath admitted to the use of Edinburgh University Library, with signature, 22 February 1728, at Da. 2.1, p.55; and, a letter from a David Plenderleath to Charles Mackie, at Melvill, 13 November 1730, at La.II.91.
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