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Papers of Rev. John Anderson (1668-1721)
The material is composed of: correspondence in typescript; a diary from 1 January 1705 to 25 March 1705, in typescript, transcribed from the original manuscript, 1910; The history of the introducing the usage of the Lord's Prayer in Dumbarton, 1705, from an unpublished manuscript account; and, records of the Rev. John Anderson, transcribed from documents by A. Whitford Anderson, 1913, in typescript
Papers of Rev John Beveridge (1857-1943)
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Papers of Rev. John Bonar (d. 1761)
Papers of Rev John Brown (1722-1787), minister in Haddington; Rev John Brown (1754-1832), minister at Whitburn; John Brown, D.D. of Edinburgh (1784-1858); Dr Samuel Brown, M.D. (1817-1856), Dr John Brown, M.D. of Edinburgh (1810-1882); and Alexander Crum Brown (1838-1922).
Includes material relating to Thomas Brown's Annals of the Disruption, listed alphabetically by parish (MS BRO 71-145). See External Documents (below) for details.
Papers of Rev Malcolm MacPhail (c.1837-1906)
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Papers of Rev Prof Alec Campbell Cheyne (1924-2006)
Academic papers, 1942-1986; publications and articles, 1959-2007; sermons, addresses and readings, 1954-1997; talks and lectures, 1962-1997; overseas missions papers and travel papers, 1973-1998; personal and family papers, 1880-1983; correspondence, 1968-1999; offprints, 1836-1992.
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Papers of Rev Prof Alexander Whyte (1836-1921), Professor of New Testament Literature
Papers of Rev Prof John McIntyre (1916-2005)
Sermons and addresses, 1940-1997; personal papers, 1932-2006; lectures, 1946-1990; class notes and lecture notes, 1932-1941; correspondence, 1979-1983; papers relating to the Dean of the Thistle, 1974-1980; newspaper cuttings, 1945-1982; publications and articles, 1929-1987; essays, 1935-1979, audio cassette tapes, 1987 and papers relating to television broadcasts, 1960-1967.
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