P. Dame Henrietta Fraser. Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Dame Henrietta Fraser, Relict of Sir Charles Erskine of Alva, Now Spouse of Thomas Davies Surgeon in Bristol, and Fraser Davies, Esq; Their Son
P. Dame Henrietta Fraser. Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Dame Henrietta Fraser, Relict of Sir Charles Erskine of Alva, Now Spouse of Thomas Davies Surgeon in Bristol, and Fraser Davies, Esq; Their Son, and Edward Bruce, Writer to the Signet, Their Attorney
P. Dame Henrietta Fraser. Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Dame Henrietta Fraser, Relict of Sir Charles Erskine of Alva, Now Spouse of Thomas Davies Surgeon in Bristol, and Fraser Davies, Esq; Their Son, and Edward Bruce, Writer to the Signet, Their Attorney
Answers for Hugh Fraser of Dunballoch
Found in an Old Box. A Woman's [i.e. Henrietta Green's] Letters of the Eighteenth Century. Edited by Frances Fraser
Memorial for Charles Mackenzie, Esq ; of Kilcoy, Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq ; Now of Redcastle, and John Mackenzie, Esq ; of Allangrange, Defenders
The manuscripts of the Right Honourable Henrietta countess of Rothes, at Leslie house, in the county of Fife
The Congreves, Father and Son
The True History of Henrietta Bellgrave, etc
A Garden of Women. (Reprinted from the ?Cornhill Magazine? and ?Fraser's Magazine.?).
Found in an Old Box
Information for Mr David Rymer, Tide Surveyor of the Customhouse at Borrowstounness ; and for Henry, Thomas, and Henrietta Rymers, His Children, Disponees of Euphemia Dewar, Now Deceased, who was Second Lawful Daughter Procreated of the Marriage Between the Late James Dewar of Lassodie and Helen Bethune, Pursuers
Alumni, OAC Review, V.36, No.2, Oct. 1923
Memoir of Mrs. Valentine, Jeypore
Letters from Henrietta to Morvina
Correspondence Between Frances, Countess of Hartford, (afterwards Duchess of Somerset,) and Henrietta Louisa, Countess of Pomfret
The History of Henrietta de Bellgrave
Traduit par Madame Marie Dronsart. Mademoiselle Mignon ["Bootles'baby"]. Roman illustré de 56 gravures d'après Sauber