Memoirs of the Earls of Haddington volume 1
Memoirs of the Earls of Haddington volume 1
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September 1744, it was thought proper her grandsons should go to London. As they were but just entering into the world, her knowledge, experience, and continual advice, could not but be of great use to them. Therefore she resolved we should all go together, though she owned, and it was most natural, that her desire was to end her days here in quiet.^ She was also concerned that her grandsons should be well and happily mated in life, and on her deathbed recommended them to read the last chapter ...of Proverbs.^ Mr. Baillie's property on his death passed to his daughter, Lady Murray, but her mother, Lady Grisell Baillie, had the liferent of all until her death in 1746. Failing heirs of the body of Lady Murray, the estates of Jerviswoode and Mellerstain were entailed upon her sister, Lady Binning, and her second son. On Lady Murray's death, in 1759, they accordingly passed into the possession of Lady Binning and George Hamilton, her second son, who assumed the surname of Baillie. His grandson, George Baillie, succeeded as tenth Earl of Haddington on the death of his cousin, Thomas, ninth Earl of Haddington, in 1858, and a notice of this branch of the family will be given on a later page.
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September 1744, it was thought proper her grandsons should go to London. As they were but just entering into the world, her knowledge, experience, and continual advice, could not but be of great use to them. Therefore she resolved we should all go together, though she owned, and it was most natural, that her desire was to end her days here in quiet.^ She was also concerned that her grandsons should be well and happily mated in life, and on her deathbed recommended them to read the last chapter ...of Proverbs.^ Mr. Baillie's property on his death passed to his daughter, Lady Murray, but her mother, Lady Grisell Baillie, had the liferent of all until her death in 1746. Failing heirs of the body of Lady Murray, the estates of Jerviswoode and Mellerstain were entailed upon her sister, Lady Binning, and her second son. On Lady Murray's death, in 1759, they accordingly passed into the possession of Lady Binning and George Hamilton, her second son, who assumed the surname of Baillie. His grandson, George Baillie, succeeded as tenth Earl of Haddington on the death of his cousin, Thomas, ninth Earl of Haddington, in 1858, and a notice of this branch of the family will be given on a later page.
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