Papers regarding Clementina Stirling Graham

Photocopies and transcripts made in the 1990s by Henny King of personal correspondence of Clementina Stirling Graham c.1863 - 1875; play written by Henny King on the life of Clementina Stirling Graham entitled 'Mystifications'

Usually chronological within series.

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The records were deposited by Henny King in 1995.

Clementina Stirling Graham, of Duntrune, was the author of 'Mystifications', edited by Dr John Brown, physician, and friend to Mrs Graham, which was published in 1865 (originally privately published in 1859). Kin to John Graham of Claverhouse (Viscount Dundee), Clementina spent her time between Edinburgh and Duntrune and was awarded a medal from the Highland Society for her translation from the French of 'The Bee Preserver'. Through the Edinburgh circle of Whigs she had social relations with Jeffrey and Cockburn, but mingled freely with all classes of society. Her charity and wit has been documented.

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The letters are photocopies of those belonging to Lord Airlie.

The records are on paper

Description compiled by Sarah Chubb, Archives Hub Project Archivist, February 2002 and Mary Young, September 2006

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MS 57/1 Duntrune Estate, Dundee (families of Stirling, Graham, Stirling-Graham, Lacon)

Original letters belong to Lord Airlie.

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Catalogued

MS 113