Personal Letter from Elizabeth Campbell, Duchess of Argyll

Author(s): Campbell, Elizabeth

Sir

I received yours and so ſure as it lyes
in my power to ſerve you ane yours
I will not be wanting, and when a fit
opertunitie offers my lord [¿] will
remember your son
I also received a letter from your lady
about the ballance that is the money
due by barbreck I have [¿]
reponce and [¿] to ye that since
[¿] put into under and against
[¿] I will clear [¿]
[¿]due to you, but I hope you
[¿] to be [¿] discharge by the
[¿], but accept of which you [¿]
[¿] so when I entered [¿]
[¿], with you, as soon as I get
ſo [¿], I shall see to the [settleing]
of the account, for you have me

or your [¿]; for the [¿] [was]
so [¿] I was obiged to take it
on to my own head the [¿] of
the [¿] [hall] I [¿] get the [¿]
and [¿] in order to get
[¿] to it,
I shall befor my bond [¿] you put
him in mind of yower ſons,
and not feel he must be [¿]
the [¿] I [¿]

I am Sir
your faithfull
freind and humble
ſervant
E Argyll

[¿] Sept
1725

Personal Letter from Elizabeth Campbell, Duchess of Argyll

Document Information

Document ID	364
Title	Personal Letter from Elizabeth Campbell, Duchess of Argyll
Year group	1700-1750
Genre	Personal writing
Year of publication	1725
Wordcount	176

Author information: Campbell, Elizabeth

Author ID	285
Forenames	Elizabeth
Surname	Campbell
AKA	Duchess of Argyll
Gender	Female
Year of birth	1659
Place of birth	Suffolk, England
Occupation	Noblewoman
Mother's occupation	Noblewoman
Father's occupation	Nobleman
Locations where resident	Edinburgh, Campeltown