Book? Title? Anything?

[Briannicus]

Thanks for that Sancti, though I already have that Tweedie Genealogy site with its info from the very thorough 'The History of Peeblesshire' by J. W. Buchan and Rev. H. Paton. Published 1925-7..

What I don't have is whatever is in that 'Publications' from  the Scottish Record Society (1932), though it may, for all I know, simply replicate what you've just posted below.

I also can't find out that much about this particular line of Andersons beyond the Michael who bought Tushielaw from a Walter Scott in 1688.

Brian

[themoudie]

Aye Brian,

Are you still interested in the Anderson's of Tushielaw? May I have a blether?

Thank you. Bill.

[Briannicus]

Yes, indeed, Bill. Very much so.

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Hear from you soon

Regards
Brian
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[themoudie]

Good evening Brian,
Appear to have aroused the wrath of the Moderator, which I certainly wasn't intending, so I'll make 3 postings and then use the PM service.
I trust that you are OK about this?
My regards, Bill.

[themoudie]

Aye Brian,
This is to clarify my interest in the Anderson's, who acquired Tushielaw from Auld Wat O' Harden after marrying his daughter.
My regards, Bill.

[Forfarian]

It looks to me as if the title of that particular volume published by the Scottish Record Society is The Burgesses and Guild Brethren of Glasgow 1751-1846.

You have probably discovered that anyway by now, as it is some time since your original query. I wouldn't have bothered, only no-one else seems to have suggested that.

There are at least four copies available at www.abebooks.co.uk from £30 upwards. You may not wish to shell out £30 + £2.95 for postage, in which case (if you still need to) you should be able to consult the book in most major libraries in Scotland, plus the Legal Deposit Libraries in England, Wales and Ireland. See http://www.nls.uk/about-us/what-we-are/legal-deposit/legal-deposit-libraries