| Description | Papers of Earls of Caithness, including:
Account of rent of Dunray uplifted by Alexander Swanson, 1723;
Appointment by Alexander Lord Caithness of Patrick Crichton, sadler in Edinburgh, as factor and attorney for self and as executor of will of deceased brother John Sinclair of Murkle, unexecuted 1755;
'Excerpts from the letters which passed betwixt the Earl of Caithness and Lord Woodhall. The letters and answers are taken down according to their dates; and as they appear to have been sent, and received to connect the correspondence; but a letter, wrote by Lord Murkle on death-bed to the Earl of Caithness, is first taken in, as it serves for a key to the correspondence; as also, excerpts of the other letters produced', concerning Murkle settling estate on Lady Dorothea, urging brother Caithness to do same, 1755-1765 (printed);
Letter from Alexander Sinclair concerning claims of James Campbell to Inneshouse, 1763. |