The House of Moncrieff
The House of Moncrieff
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William, LL. D. , his Majesty's Advocate at Malta, where he died unmarried in 1813.
2. James, his father's successor.
3. Henry, clerk to the signet, married to Charlotte, only daughter of Hugh Paterson Rollo of Bannockburn, s. P.
4. George, merchant in Edinburgh, married Mary-Fitchett Johnson of Wroxall Cottage, Isle of Wight, and died in 1822, leaving two daughters, Susan and Georgiana.
5. Archibald, assistant in the office for arranging the index to the journals of the House of Lords.
The est...ate of Tullibole, 1 which belonged to the family of Sir Henry's paternal grandmother, was brought to judicial sale in 1749, when it was purchased by Henry Wellwood of Garvock, the elder brother of Robert, whose daughter married Sir William Moncreiff (Sir Henry's father). Three years after the purchase he conveyed the estate to his grand- nephew, Sir Henry Moncreiff — then an infant of two years of age — on condition that he should bear the name and arms of Wellwood, and that, in memory of Catharine Denham, the mother of Henry Wellwood, the estate should henceforth be described as " Denham's Tullibole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William, LL. D. , his Majesty's Advocate at Malta, where he died unmarried in 1813.
2. James, his father's successor.
3. Henry, clerk to the signet, married to Charlotte, only daughter of Hugh Paterson Rollo of Bannockburn, s. P.
4. George, merchant in Edinburgh, married Mary-Fitchett Johnson of Wroxall Cottage, Isle of Wight, and died in 1822, leaving two daughters, Susan and Georgiana.
5. Archibald, assistant in the office for arranging the index to the journals of the House of Lords.
The est...ate of Tullibole, 1 which belonged to the family of Sir Henry's paternal grandmother, was brought to judicial sale in 1749, when it was purchased by Henry Wellwood of Garvock, the elder brother of Robert, whose daughter married Sir William Moncreiff (Sir Henry's father). Three years after the purchase he conveyed the estate to his grand- nephew, Sir Henry Moncreiff — then an infant of two years of age — on condition that he should bear the name and arms of Wellwood, and that, in memory of Catharine Denham, the mother of Henry Wellwood, the estate should henceforth be described as " Denham's Tullibole.
What to read after The House of Moncrieff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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