(28) Letter, 16 September, 1782. Aberdeen. John Skinner to Bishop Robert Kilgour. As to opposition that is likely to arise to his nomination.

Biographical notes on 17th and 18th century Episcopal clergy from various MS and printed sources. c.1900. Arranged alphabetically.

Miscellaneous transcriptions

Letters and papers from the Episcopal Chest bearing on the Clergy of the 18th Century: Miscellaneous MSS nos. 1078-1123 [excluding 1113-1120], 1711-1764 and MSS nos. 467-483, 1690-1727. Transcribed c.1919.

Transcripts of Presbyterian records.

(29) Fragment: note of sermons sent to Bishop Kilgour.

Biographical notes on 17th and 18th century Episcopal clergy from various MS and printed sources

(9) Roll of Delinquents within the shire of Banff to be tried before the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary at a circuit court to be holden at Aberdeen, 10 May, 1721; i.e. indictment against Revs. George Hay, David Maitland and William Harper.

Miscellaneous transcriptions

Letters and papers from the Episcopal Chest bearing on the Clergy of the 18th Century: Miscellaneous MSS nos. 1078-1123 [excluding 1113-1120], 1711-1764 and MSS nos. 467-483, 1690-1727. Transcribed c.1919.

Miscellaneous transcriptions

III. Miscellaneous

(1077) Letter, Edinburgh, [Bishop] John Gillan to unidentified correspondent ["probably Bishop Archibald Campbell"]. Encloses papers which may "be of some use for representing the tyranny and injustice of our Presbyterians". Refers to accusations again...

(249) Fragment. Note on fasting, synod of Mearns and Angus.

(7) Letter, Dr James Garden on behalf of Clergy of Aberdeen, to College of Bishops, electing Archibald Campbell to Aberdeen.

Transcripts of Episcopal records

I. Brechin

Scrapbook: 'Papers, modern referring to the Diocese of Brechin collected by me [Dean Christie] in the course of my official duties as synod clerk and Dean, but my private property'

Biographical notes on 17th and 18th century Episcopal clergy from various MS and printed sources

(257) Address of the Brechin clergy to the primus for a mandate to elect a Bishop.