Historical account of the noble family of Kennedy, Marquess of Ailsa and Earl of Cassilis
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1693.] OF THE EARLS OF CASSILLIS. 33
22. George, Duke of Gordon, to Sir Archibald Kennedy.
Thanking him for a present of Solan geese. 19th
August 1693.
Edinboro Castel 19 August 1693.
Much honored
I thanck your honnor most kyndly for your obliging Letter.
My health indeed has been verry bad ofFleatt and continows so
stil, so itt seemes that your Constitution and myn has sum sim-
pathey as the causes off' our having been in the seam logings ar
alyck oft' which I thank God neather you nor I haw raison to
bee ashamed. Tho I bee indisposed I would bee glaid to con-
tribut to your health, pray then lett mee know the particular
circomstances off' your deaffhess and perhapps I may help you
to a remedy — the Solen gees you fawored mee with loock werry
weell. I thanck you for them and I am
Your honnors most obediant and most humbel Servant
GORDON.
23. Robert, Viscount Oxenfurd, to Sir Archibald
Kennedy.
Mentions his Lordship being a prisoner in Stirling Castle.
20th August 1693.
Stirling Castell Agust 20-93.
Sir
Your kynd letter to me was very excaptable for noe bodie
e
22. George, Duke of Gordon, to Sir Archibald Kennedy.
Thanking him for a present of Solan geese. 19th
August 1693.
Edinboro Castel 19 August 1693.
Much honored
I thanck your honnor most kyndly for your obliging Letter.
My health indeed has been verry bad ofFleatt and continows so
stil, so itt seemes that your Constitution and myn has sum sim-
pathey as the causes off' our having been in the seam logings ar
alyck oft' which I thank God neather you nor I haw raison to
bee ashamed. Tho I bee indisposed I would bee glaid to con-
tribut to your health, pray then lett mee know the particular
circomstances off' your deaffhess and perhapps I may help you
to a remedy — the Solen gees you fawored mee with loock werry
weell. I thanck you for them and I am
Your honnors most obediant and most humbel Servant
GORDON.
23. Robert, Viscount Oxenfurd, to Sir Archibald
Kennedy.
Mentions his Lordship being a prisoner in Stirling Castle.
20th August 1693.
Stirling Castell Agust 20-93.
Sir
Your kynd letter to me was very excaptable for noe bodie
e
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| Histories of Scottish families > Historical account of the noble family of Kennedy, Marquess of Ailsa and Earl of Cassilis > (99) Page 33 |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/94896074 |
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| Description | With notices of some of the principal cadets thereof. By David Cowan. Edinburgh: [Printed by] J. Brydone, 1849. |
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| Shelfmark | A.114.b.10 |
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| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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