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CCXXVI.—To the Lady Kilconquhar

Samuel Rutherford · Letters of Samuel Rutherford · 332 of 532

CCXXVI.—To the Lady Kilconquhar.

[Lady Kilconquhar, whose maiden name was Helen Murray, being the third daughter of Sir Archibald Murray of Blackbarony, was the wife of Sir John Carstairs of Kilconquhar, in the county of Fife. Her mother, Margaret Maule, was of the family of Panmure. Their youngest daughter, Bethia, in 1656, married Thomas Rigg of Athernie. The house of Kilconquhar (called Kinneucher by the people) is near the loch and the village, with Elie not far off on one side, and Balcarras on the other. The loch with its swans, the woods, and the sea so near, make it a pleasant spot.]

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CCXXVI.—To the Lady Kilconquhar

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