Box 2
Contains 152 Results:
Receipt by Thomas Harvey [Marshal], for holding James Bullock for an annuity due James Glen , 1770 July 9
Correspondence of John Drayton, James Glen, Charles Drayton I, II and III, Mary Middleton Drayton, and many others, organized chronologically.
James Glen to John Drayton , 1771 March 26
John Drayton to James Glen, 1771 June 11
Reply to March 16, 1771 letter, thanking James for kindness to his family; sharing James' concerns about his "spendthrift" sons, William and Glen; concurs that Thomas should be sent to the Carolinas to enter the planting business soon; highlights some errors in James' list of expenses from correspondence March 16, 1771.
John Drayton to Margaret Drayton, 1772 July 30
Regarding John's financial support of Margaret and his "unworthy," spendthrift sons, particularly Glen; fierce criticism of Margaret and James for not supervising Glen correctly; an admission he has little money to keep up his estate and his determination to sell everything and come to England; pledge to pay Margaret's remittances but warning she should not cross the Atlantic lest he will "quit all" and "run from you all."
John Drayton to Margaret Drayton, 1772 September 9
Regarding his sons' continued spending, a reiteration (see July 30) that Margaret must not return to Carolina; a directive that Glen is to return by Christmas or he will be disowned.
J. Sharp to Charles Drayton I, 1770 April 17
Notice of meeting of St. Luke's Lodge, Edinburgh. Architectural sketches on back.
Accounts relating to the settlement of James Bullock's annuity, (multiple loose items) , 1767-1770
Correspondence of John Drayton, James Glen, Charles Drayton I, II and III, Mary Middleton Drayton, and many others, organized chronologically.
John Drayton to James Glen, (cover and letter) , 1770 July 15
Announcing Margaret and Thomas' forthcoming voyage to England; James Bullock's imprisonment; Drayton's hopes he will pay what he owes, likely through the sale of his slaves.
John Drayton to James Glen, 1773 February 6
Receipt and bank note, John Drayton, attorney for James Glen, 1773 February 12
Received from Josiah Perry, drawn by Roger Smith on John Nutt of London, for half years annuity due to Glen.