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Warrant Issued by the Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty’s Navy to Alexander Shaw, ordering that he report as Master Surgeon to HMS Winter

A1894.110 Naval Warrant 01 Mar 1757 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from George Thomson, Falkirk to [Alexander Shaw, surgeon], advising that he is disappointed that the debt which he had incurred with Gough & Tichbourne, merchant, on his behalf London had not been settled [ by Alexander Shaw]

A1894.080 Letter 07 Nov 1758 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Charter by Alexander, Earl of Linlithgow and Lady Helenore Hay, Countess of Linlithgow, in favour of James Shaw and Agnes Fleming, his wife, of lands at Dalquhairne and Paixhall. Reserving the of the Earl of Linlithgow to erect a mill.

A1894.002/01 Charter 19 Nov 1613 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from Alex Jameson, Deptford to James Shaw of Dalquhairn, mentioning that James’s son Sandy [Alexander] has arrived and that he is going to spend a few days on board a ship called the [HMS] Drake before he decides if he wants to stay.

A1894.098 Letter 28 Jun 1779 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Accounts for Window Tax due from Dr [Alexander] Shaw (11 items)

A1894.049 Accounts for Window Tax 1762-1773 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Inventory of accounts due to Alex[ande]r Shaw, surgeon in Falkirk, listing 167 names of individuals from the local area with sum owed for medical treatments.

A1894.061 Inventory (1775) {nd} Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from Alexander Shaw, Plymouth to his brother James Shaw of Dalquhairn, mentioning that he is sad to hear of the death of his friend Castlecarry, also advising that he would arrange to lend him 3000 merks in return for a heritable security, also advising he had sent his nephew, Jamie Shaw, a silver watch.

A1894.081 Letter 29 Nov 1758 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Precept of Clare Constat by Alexander, Earl of Callendar in favour of James Shaw, son of the deceased James Shaw of Dalquhairne, of lands at Lochrig and Greinrig

A1894.006 Precept of Clare Constat 1676 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from George Thomson, Falkirk to Alexander Shaw, surgeon , HM Ship Windsor, advising that he is happy to pay money owed to him [Alexander] from third parties in London or to accept money to be paid to others at home.

A1894.077 Letter 13 Jan 1758 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Invoice for medicines on board [HM Ship] Windsor delivered to Mr J[oh]n Oatt , [ship's surgeon], successor to Alexander Shaw

A1894.045 Invoice 24 Jan 1760 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Tack between Marion Ross, liferenter, Whitepiece and Allan Robert Taylor, Summerhouse and James Roberts, merchant, his son, of all of the Mailing of Whitepiece, except for the Easter House and Little Byre, the yard and half acre of outfield still occupied by Marion Ross, for 15years

A1894.015 Tack 04 Jul 1750 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Presentation by Alexander Archbishop of Glasgow in favour of the Rev John Shaw, Minister of Stonehouse to the Cure of the Kirk of Shotts

A1894.022/01 Presentation in favour of Rev John Shaw 24 May 1666 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter to Alexander Shaw, surgeon, HM Ship Windsor at Plymouth from Will[iam] Patriarch, Jersey concerning the balance of the prize money due to him [Alexander Shaw] from the sale of the cargoes of the John Baptist and Petite Biche

A1894.078 Letter 13 Jan 1758 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from George Thomson, Falkirk to Alexander Shaw, surgeon , HM Ship Windsor, concerning £5 due to from him from his [Alexander’s] agent which had not yet been paid, also mentioning other sums due to him on account in respect of the Shaw family

A1894.079 Letter 28 Apr 1758 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from [James Shaw?], Chester Castle [where he is held prisoner] to his wife. Expressing concern for her and his childrens circumstances and advising that if she needs any assistance she should contact Sir Henrie Rollo or Lady Bedlormie.

A1894.072 Letter 10 Jan 1715 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from Ja[mes] Shaw, Falkirk to his brother Alexander Shaw, HM Ship Windsor, concerning a sum of money being lent to him by Alexander via Mr Anderson for the purchase of Paixhole and repairs on property at Loanend.

A1894.083 Letter 26 Mar 1759 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Copy letter from Alexander Shaw, former surgeon of HM Ship Windsor, London to John Cleveland, Secretary to the Admiralty, asking that he be granted an Order for being examined for Superannuation due to ill health as a result of severe gout in his hands and feet.

A1894.089 Letter 05 Mar 1760 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter [from Alexander Shaw], Plymouth to his father, James Shaw of Dalquhairn, mentioning that ‘I hope dear father you have left that wicked trade of horse dealing which will be your ruin’, also mentioning that Mr Jameson is very kind to him, also mentioning that his ship has taken many rich prizes. Letter incomplete.

A1894.099 Letter 19 Dec 1779 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Will of James Shaw of Dalquhairn, son of Margaret Milne, bequeathing all his goods, geir, debts, crops and livestock to Robert Burn, son of Margaret Milne and her then husband, now deceased, John Burn

A1894.009 Will of James Shaw of Dalquhairn Early 18th Century Shaw family of Dalquhairn

Letter from Alexander Shaw, HM Ship Windsor, at Plymouth to his brother James Shaw, Senior at Dalquhairn, advising that he is pleased that Paixhole can again be brought into the Dalquhairn estate and that he will lend him the money for its purchase and other expenses Also mentions that he hopes that James will purchase Bedcur and Cowpers Land opposite Loanend. Also passing on compliments to friends and acquaintances. Document in fragile condition.

A1894.082 Letter 28 Jan 1759 Shaw family of Dalquhairn

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