of Tracts (Dairy, 1805) besides works in Dutch and Prefaces to works by Principal Rutherfurd, Brown of Wamphray, Binning of Govan, and Durham of Glasgow. Speech and Supplication to Parliament (Wodrow's Hist., i., 207-14) Seventy Letters (Wodrow MSS. in Advocates Library, Edinburgh). Bibliography De Wekker der Leeraaren in tyden van Verval ["Solemn Appeal to Preachers in the Times of Spiritual Declension "] (3rd ed., Rotterdam, 1733). [No copy is known in English.] He was the first to give to the world the Religious Letters of Samuel Rutherford (Rotterdam, 1664). Murray's Literary Hist, of Galloway, 107; Murray's Life of Samuel Rutherford, 233, 334; Steven's Rotterdam, 350–5. Wodrow's Hist., i. 306, 344, iii. 204, iv. 498-501 ; Wodrow's Anal., i. 170, iii. 55 ; Binning's (Life) Sermon; Kirkton's Hist. Lockerby's Life of Brown Family He married Marion Cullen, the widow of John Graham, merchant in Holland, sometime Provost of Glasgow and raised her son John as his stepson. She survived him, without issue. See also Donald Cargill John Spreul John Brown of Wamphray References Citations Sources Covenanters 1633 births 1687 deaths