The Balfours of Pilrig
Subtitle: a history for the family
By: by Barbara Balfour-Melville
Publisher: William Brown
Published: 1907
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 286
Subjects: Balfour family.
Notes: "Pages for manuscript addition" at end.
Table of contents: title: 1. Mother house; title: 2. The earliest ancestors; title: 3. Mr. James Balfour; title: 4. Court and Kirk; title: 5. Ministers summoned to London; title: 6. Later days of Mr. James Balfour; His son, Mr. Andrew Balfour; title: 7. James Balfour, advocate and clerk of session; title: 8. The Darien Company; title: 9. The first Laird; title: 10. Letters to and from Leyden; title: 11. Helen and Gavin Hamilton; title: 12. Death of James Balfour of Pilrig; title: 13. Elliots and Elphinstons; title: 14. The second James Balfour of Pilrig; title: 15. "The forty-five"; title: 16. Mr. Neil MacVicar; title: 17. James Balfour and David Hume; title: 18. James Balfour and his family.; title: 19. Mary Cecilia and William Gibson; title: 20. Collateral branches in the last half of the eighteenth century; title: 21. Marriage of John Balfour and Jean Whytt; title: 22. The Gibsons; title: 23. The Professor; title: 24. Letter from Mrs. Gibson; title: 25. John Balfour; title: 26. In time of war; title: 27. The Macintoshes of Corrybrough More; title: 28. Margaret goes to Pilrig; title: 29. Margaret's letter; title: 30. James Balfour and Anne Mackintosh; title: 31. In the first decade of the nineteenth century; title: 32. The new building; title: 33. The young generation; title: 34. Menie; title: 35. Death of James Balfour; title: 36. Collaterals in the nineteenth century; title: 37. The last Laird .