Notes: [1] The bookplate of Archibald Campbell Colquhoun (1756–1820) appears on the front pastedown of both volumes. Colquhoun was a Scottish politician from the Campbell family of Clathick on his father’s side and the Colquhoun family of Killermont on his mother’s side. His bookplate reads, “A. C. Clathick,” with the motto “fac et spera” (do and hope). [2] Inscriptions on the front flyleaves record birth, christening, marriage, and vaccination dates for one line of Archibald’s descendants. It begins with Archibald’s son, William Laurence Colquhoun, who married Louisa Locke and had two children, William and Louisa. It then records William’s marriage to Charlotte Emily Julian and gives details about their children, Julian and Laurence.