| Description | Correspondence of the lairds of Leys and members of their families chiefly concerning personal, family and routine business matters, with domestic and estate accounts, 1617-1761.
Including:
Account given into the Marquess of Douglas and his curators by Archibald Stewart, wherein he charges himself with whole fermes of lordship of Thomptalloun for crop 1662.
Discharge by Jean Turner, schoolmistress of the woman school in Banchory Ternan, to Alexander Burnet of Leyes, of 100 merks scots as one year's salary, 1732-3, 26 June 1734.
With similar receipt for all her salaries since her entry to the school, and therefore agrees that any repairs to roof or otherways of the schoolhouse shall be taken out of her salary, 27 January 1742. |