Gillespie, Patrick, Minister of the East Parish, Glasgow, 1617-1675.: Publisher

Person

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Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:

Letter, 2 July, to David Dickson and Robert Douglas, concerning Protester-Resolutioner controversy., 1657.

File

Identifier: Wod.Fol.XXVI, ff. 43-44

Dates: 1657.

Found in: National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division / Wodrow manuscripts. / Letters to and papers of Robert Douglas, Thomas and Robert Wyllie.

Letter, 26 October, to Robert Douglas, concerning the army., 1650.

File

Identifier: Wod.Fol.XXV, ff. 164-165

Dates: 1650.

Found in: National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division / Wodrow manuscripts. / Letters to and papers of Robert Douglas, mostly covering the period 1643-1651.

Letter, Glasgow, 17 September, of Patrick Gillespie and John Carstairs to John Murray., 1651.

File

Identifier: Wod.Fol.XXVII, ff. 83-84

Dates: 1651.

Found in: National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division / Wodrow manuscripts. / Church historical papers collected by Alexander Wodrow.

Letter to Robert Douglas concerning a meeting in Glasgow and the surrender of Drumlanrig., 1650.

File

Identifier: Wod.Fol.XXV, ff. 172-173

Dates: 1650.

Found in: National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division / Wodrow manuscripts. / Letters to and papers of Robert Douglas, mostly covering the period 1643-1651.

Letter to Robert Douglas concerning the Commission`s reply to a letter of the Presbytery of Glasgow., 1651.

File

Identifier: Wod.Fol.XXV, ff. 183-184

Dates: 1651.

Found in: National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division / Wodrow manuscripts. / Letters to and papers of Robert Douglas, mostly covering the period 1643-1651.

Letter to Robert Douglas, Robert Blair and James Durham at Perth, concerning disturbances in the city., 1650.

File

Identifier: Wod.Fol.XXV, ff. 178-179

Dates: 1650.

Found in: National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division / Wodrow manuscripts. / Letters to and papers of Robert Douglas, mostly covering the period 1643-1651.