Letters to and from the Earl of Kintore Bundle of correspondence: Letters to William Keith-Falconer, 6th Earl of Kintore, from family members: his wife the Countess of Kintore, his sisters Lady Catherine Keith and Maria Rembertina Keith, and his sons Anthony Adrian Keith-Falconer Lord Inverurie and Alexander Keith, on family and social matters 1804 - 1812 Correspondence between Lord Inverurie and his parents, 1810 - 1811; including letter of 9 April 1810 from the Earl of Kintore of explaining his unwillingness to interfere in the matter of Dr Dauney's management of Inverurie's estates, and several letters mentioning a by-election in Aberdeenshire. Four letters from the Earl of Kintore to Hugh Gordon of Manar: mentioning the illness of King George II, 1811; concerning a dinner for "Mr Campbell of Blytheswood, the candidate for the boroughs", 1812; referring to a letter from London to the effect that "the prince sent for Earl Moira on the 27th and begged him to summon Earl Grey..."1812; on personal matters, 1812 1804 - 1812