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Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY Archival Sources The National Archives: Public Record Offi ce, London C 1. Chancery: Early Chancery Petitions—C 1 32/356, C 1 67/199. E 101. Exchequer: Accounts Various. E 122. Exchequer: King’s Remembrancer Customs Accounts. SP, State Papers, 1/122 ff.98–106. STAC, Records of the Court of Star Chamber, 2 30/2. Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych (AGAD), Warsaw No. 3323 The Letters Patent granting arms and change of name to Peter Ferguson Tepper, issued on the 16th of June, 1779, by the Thomas Browne, Garter Principal King of Arms and Ralph Bigland Clarenceux King of Arms in 1786. Archiwum Radziwiłłów dz. II bk. 36 ff. 104–106 Kondycye powtornie do traktatu podane. Aberdeen City Archives (ACA) Register of Deeds, 1st Series I: 1567–1575, fols. 26r–27v; VIII: 1637–1648, 99–103. Propinquity book, MS with no signature, fols. 9v–56v. Rigsarkivet (Copenhagen), Øresunds toldregnskaber 1528 Archiwum Państwowe, Gdańsk (APG) No. 01058 The birthbrieve issued to Patrick Forbes by the City Council of Aberdeen on the 7th of June, 1669. 300,R/Ii,15 Commercial Treaty between the Crown of England and the City of Danzig 22 October 1706: translated from Latin into English. 300,19/42 Waaren-Conto Buch 1751–1754. 300,19/42a Auszug Buch von Eingekommenen und Ausgekommenen Waaren 1774– 1778. 356/4 (Mikr. 3399) Kirchenbuch 1685–1750. 356/6 Alphabetischer Index der Trauungen der Jahre 1750–1876. Archiwum Państwowe, Kraków Libri iuris civilis Cracoviensis (LICC) MSs: 1424, 1425, 1427, 1431 Akta miasta Krakowa (AmKr) AmKr, Consularia, MS 455, 457, 459 AmKr, Regestra thelonei, MS 2117, MS 2139, MS 2140 AmKr, Acta damnarum seu malefi corum alias smola, 1554–1625, MS 864 AmKr, Ksi\gi szosu, MS 2513 AmKr, Scabinalia inscriptiones, MS 28, 29 The College of Arms, London Grants 14 The offi cial enrolemnt of the grant of arms to Peter Ferguson Tepper, issued on the 16th June, 1779: 165–166 MS I. 32 The offi cial enrolemnt of UNGER-f25-421-468.indd 421 3/12/2008 5:53:10 PM 422 bibliography the royal warrant allowing Peter Ferguson to use the surname and arms of Tepper conjointly with those of Ferguson, issued on 3rd June 1779: 240 Collection of Tomasz Niewodniczański, Bitburg Document No. The Letters Patent granting the title of Baron and naturalisation to Trevor 438, sygn. D 30 Corry, issued in Warsaw on the 20th of October, 1773. Private Collection of the de Guttry family The Letters Patent granting naturalisation to Jerzy Guthrie, issued in Warsaw on the 3rd of June, 1681. Lietuvos Velstybes Istorijou Archyvos, Vilnius Fond 606, Ap. 1, bb. 144–150, 324, 336—F. 1218, Ap. 1, b. 390a Parish registers 1641–1795. Evangelical Reformed Church of Kieydany. British Library (BL), London Cotton Vespasian E. IX, Add Ms. 5752 f 29. Stadt- und Universitätsbibliothek Frankfurt am Main MP 20.470a Johann Anton von Waasberghe, Der Freydenker, Gdańsk: Waas- berghsche Buchhandlung, 1741–1743. Biblioteka Gdańska Polskiej Akademii Nauk (BGPAN) 107: Oe.64.2° Den Tag, da Herr Kabrun mit Jungfer Spallin Hochzeit machte, schrieb ihm ein guter Freund zu Ehren was er dachte [. .], Gdańsk: Thomas Johann Schreiber, 1758. 44: Oe.82.8° Am Hochzeitsfeste unsers lieben Vetters Jacob Kabrun mit Jungfer Mariane von Almonde. Den 6. September 1791, Gdańsk: Johann Emanuel Friedrich Müller, 1791. 56: Oe.82.8° Dem Herrn Jacob Kabrun und der Demoiselle Henriette Lavinia Wagenfeld am Tage ihrer Vermaehlung. Den 16. October 1798, Gdańsk: Johann Emanuel Friedrich Müller, 1798. 38: Oe.59.8° À Monsieur et Madame Gibsone à l’occasion du cinquantième anniversaire de leurs nôces, célébré le 8. Janvier, Gdańsk, 1777. Oe.6618.8° Dem Herrn Archibald Gibsone bey Zurücklegung des fünfzigsten Jahres Seiner glücklichen Ehe, Gdańsk: Thomas Johann Schreiber, 1778. Oe.6620.8° Samuel Ludwig Majewski, Rede zum Andenken der ehemaligen Gibsone- und Clerkischen Vermählung, Gdańsk: Johann Emanuel Friedrich Müller, 1779. Oe.7740.8° Trauer-Cantate aufgeführt zur Gedächtnis-Feyer des Hn. Jacob Kabrun, in der Ressource im Duisburgischen Hause, Gdańsk, 1796. Library of the Polska Akademia Nauk (PAN), Kórnik MS 1345, ff. Memo from Stanisław Ledóchowski to Jakob von Flemming, 18th 103–106 October, 1715. UNGER-f25-421-468.indd 422 3/12/2008 5:53:13 PM.
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