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Commonplace-books

 Subject

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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Created For = AMS

Found in 34 Collections and/or Records:

Papers of John Ferguson (1846-1913), minister of Linlithgow

 Fonds
Identifier: MS FER
Scope and Contents Papers of John Ferguson, Minister of Linlithgow (1846-1913). Arranged in two sections:MS FER 1.1-13 - Scrapbooks with extracts and transcripts of historical documents relating to Linlithgow and district. 13 volumes. From the General Assembly Library. Presented to the Library in 1915 by Rev. Dr. Fergusson's widow.MS FER 1.1 - David I to Robert III, 1124-1406MS FER 1.2 - Edward I, II, III. James I, II, III. 1290-1488MS FER 1.3 - James IV, V and...
Dates: c.1915; Other: c.1124-1915
Found in: New College Library Special Collections

Papers of Robert Kirk

 Fonds
Identifier: Coll-394
Scope and Contents

These might be referred to loosely as commonplace books. Extracts of texts by others predominate alongside original notes by Kirk.

Dates: 1660-1674
Found in: University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections

Scrapbooks of Margaret Jane Campbell Hunter and Daisy Helen Burnley-Campbell

 Fonds
Identifier: Coll-2080
Content Description These two scrapbooks were compiled by Margaret Jane Campbell Hunter (a.k.a. Mrs Burnley-Campbell of Ormidale (1857-1938)) and her daughter Daisy Helen Burnley-Campbell (later Warrand (1891-1973)). Dealing with both public and private life, they contain a substantial quantity of material relating to Margaret’s participation in the Gaelic movement, including events devoted to Gaelic language, Highland culture, games and music. They also record her involvement in the suffragette movement,...
Dates: 1909-1919
Found in: University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections

Volumes of Thomas Elder

 Fonds
Identifier: MS ELD
Scope and Contents

MS ELD 1: A commonplace book from 1834. Volume is primarily handwritten, with a clipping of a recipe for bread pasted to the back board.

MS ELD 2: A scrap book of newspaper cuttings, c. 1830-1840. Cuttings are pasted into the volume, and are mostly of topographical interest.

Dates: c.1830-1840
Found in: New College Library Special Collections