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324:. Soon after, Macpherson Grant asked Temple's parents to allow their daughter to live permanently with her at Aberlour, and in return promised to make Temple the heir to her estate. Her parents were reluctant, but eventually agreed. Macpherson Grant went immediately to her solicitors in London, and drew up a new will, instructing that her estate should not go, as she had previously wished, to the Episcopal Church, but to her own children (should she have had any); should she die without issue, her estate would be bequeathed to an elderly aunt named Margaret Gordon, and if the latter had died it would go to Temple. She then joined Temple, who had been waiting in a carriage outside the solicitor's office, and presented her with a pen, saying "Do you know what I have been doing? I have been making you my heir, and here is the pen I did it with; keep it!"
408:, which would cancel Macpherson Grant's existing wills. In November 1876 he visited Aberlour, and Macpherson Grant signed the deed, thereby revoking any claim that Temple, now Yeatman, had on her estate. With Temple now gone, Macpherson Grant was depressed, heavily dependent upon alcohol and, according to Rachel Lang, going through a "psychotic episode". She died on 14 April 1877, after suffering a partial paralysis. Her death occurred before the completion of the orphanage and church and two weeks before her forty-third birthday. She was interred in the Aberlour church yard in a burial aisle she had erected for her parents' graves.
340:, as being much like a marriage: Macpherson Grant placed a ring upon the ring finger of Temple's left hand, and Temple referred to herself as 'wifie' in letters to Macpherson Grant. This lifestyle was unusual for the time, and was described as "remarkable tomfoolery" in the local press. Newspapers of the time also commented on Macpherson Grant's "strong-minded nature" and described her as "very masculine in appearance and manly in dress". According to the historian Rachel Lang, the scale of her wealth, and of her charitable donations, afforded her "considerable social leeway" and allowed her to be accepted into society.
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temporarily stopped drinking when he moved into
Aberlour House in 1870, but resumed after he died in April 1871. Following his death, and since her aunt Margaret Gordon had died in 1866, Macpherson Grant thought it necessary to reorganise her affairs. On 31 May 1872, she had her London solicitors prepare a new will, leaving her estate to her own children (again, only if she had had any at the time of her death); if she had no children, her estate was to go to Temple and Temple's heirs. Her Scottish solicitors warned her they were unconvinced that this English document would satisfy the requirements of
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436:, wherein the Yeatmans' solicitor, Mr Fraser, argued that Macpherson Grant had been coerced by Keir into signing the deed of revocation, because he was aware of her declining health, and the estate should go to Yeatman as previously agreed. He further argued that it was highly improbable Macpherson Grant would have wanted it to go to the Proctors. Not only had she probably never met them, they were from her father's family; her fortune had been amassed by her maternal uncle who had never thought well of her father. After Fraser made his initial statement,
444:, who was presiding in the case, announced that they had agreed terms. The estate was to pass to the Proctors, and Yeatman was to receive a settlement of £10,000. She was also entitled to receive a gold watch and a diamond brooch that had belonged to Macpherson Grant, the value of which was to be deducted from the settlement. An 1882 account of the court case noted that the closure denied the public "the full revelation of a curious, an interesting, and instructive romance".
404:, in London. Shortly before the marriage, Temple had written to Simon Keir, a partner of Macpherson Grant's agents at Milne & Co, requesting that his accounting of sales no longer be sent to Macpherson Grant directly, but rather to Macpherson Grant's Edinburgh solicitor, Mr Falconer. Unhappy with this new arrangement, and with what he saw as Temple's interfering in his affairs, Keir drew up a deed of
372:, and in 1874 she persuaded Canon Charles Jupp to come to Aberlour to act as her personal chaplain with the promise to build an orphanage with a church and school. The orphanage was founded in 1875, under Jupp's administration. It initially operated out of a cottage until new buildings were completed. Alexander Ross was engaged to design the orphanage and its chapel, later known as
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agricultural concerns, the output of the estates varied with changes in economic conditions. When Orange Vale was first established in 1780, its main source of income was its coffee crop, supplemented by selling or hiring out its slave labourers until 1813. After 1850, the main crop shifted from coffee to raising and marketing cattle. By 1856, the estate was selling
148:. She lived unconventionally for a woman of her time, dressing in a manner one newspaper called "manly", and entering into what was described as a form of marriage with a female companion, Charlotte Temple, whom she had met in London in 1864. Macpherson Grant donated generously to charitable enterprises, especially those associated with the
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Temple leaving her. On 11 December 1875, Macpherson Grant had to be rescued from a fire at
Aberlour House, the cause of which was never established. She became increasingly confused – sometimes believing she had rescued her servant from the blaze, while at other times thinking she had sustained a head injury.
489:. The orphanage grew to become the second largest children's home in Scotland, continuing to operate until 1967. The building has since been demolished, leaving only the clocktower in a memorial garden near the church. The charity that managed the orphanage continues to operate as the Aberlour Child Care Trust.
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Macpherson Grant relied heavily on alcohol during the late 1860s. She went through periods of abstinence only to relapse. Temple encouraged her to stop, and tried to prevent any public scandal being caused by her drinking. Macpherson Grant's father also tried to persuade her to reduce her intake; she
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of twenty years of age, an annuity of £1,500, and several pieces of jewellery and personal property. Amongst the
Jamaican plantations in the inheritance were Brampton Bryan, Bryan Castle, Fairfield, Low Layton, Orange River, Orange Vale, and interests in the estates of Nonsuch and Unity. As with all
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Macpherson Grant's land. The following December, he and Temple became engaged. Macpherson Grant's response to this betrothal was mixed: at times, she seemed positive, and offered to host the wedding at Aberlour House; but she also showed distress at the prospect of
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Alexander Grant died in 1854, Macpherson Grant, then twenty years old, inherited the bulk of his wealth, along with Aberlour House and his estates in Scotland and Jamaica, valued in total at £300,000. He also left her an outright settlement of £20,500 payable at his death provided she had
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Elchies, paid for the continued construction of the orphanage, and its chapel, St Margaret's Church. He died in 1877, leaving a legacy of £8,000 to cover the cost of their completion. St Margaret's Church was completed by 23 November 1879. The church was extended and improved in the
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who lived on the plantations. This arrangement created issues in settling the debts of their estates after
Donaldson's death in 1807, and Thomson's in 1818, resulting in years of litigation among the heirs. Because the ongoing revenues from the estates were inadequate to satisfy the debts and
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parish to a local surgeon, she was educated in
Hampshire, and was left an only child when her elder brother died in India in 1852. Two years later, she inherited a large fortune from her uncle, Alexander Grant, an Aberlour-born planter and merchant who had become rich in Jamaica.
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Jamaican legislature. It is not certain when he returned to Britain, but it is thought that he was in London by the 1820s, and he visited Aberlour in 1829 to attend to the burial of his father, the farmer George Grant. When
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for him, which was completed in 1838. He also had plans to buy the farm on which he was born. Aberlour House became his official residence, although it is doubtful that he ever actually lived there, and he was still engaged in business in London as a West Indies merchant.
191:. The Macphersons married on 30 April 1825, and had their first child, Alexander Grant Macpherson, in 1828; Margaret Macpherson Grant (originally called Margaret Gordon Macpherson) was born on 27 April 1834. While she was in her teens, Macpherson Grant attended school in
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320:. Later that year, Temple visited Macpherson Grant in Aberlour and stayed until the spring of 1865. Some weeks after Temple had left, Macpherson Grant returned to London, and the pair renewed their friendship; Macpherson Grant also became acquainted with Temple's
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Macpherson families; consent was given in June 1854. She moved into Aberlour House and immediately started improving and extending the building. To do so, she employed A. & W. Reid, Robertson's nephews, who had continued his practice in
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at the principal entrance. Macpherson Grant spent her time salmon fishing and travelling, leaving the management of her Jamaican estates to her agents, Milne & Co in Elgin. She also made a will leaving all her wealth to the
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Alexander Grant's will stipulated that he wished Macpherson Grant to take the Grant name. Her father therefore applied on her behalf for royal approval for her to add Grant to her own name, and for her to use the combined
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and lime, which were produced until 1863. By the time Macpherson Grant inherited the plantation, it was economically failing, and the sale of cattle had become its principal means of generating revenue.
348:. Distressed by the prospect that her will might be contested, she instructed her solicitors to communicate with each other and come to an arrangement that would put the matter beyond question. On 8
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five months later aged forty-two. Her disinherited former companion sued, and the court determined that the bulk of her fortune should go to cousins, who were most likely unknown to her.
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1130:The Edinburgh Gazette 1854
1058:"Bryan Castle Estate" 1832
1023:"Orange River Estate" 1837
1008:"Bryan Castle Estate" 1835
799:The Bradford Observer 1854
483:Category A listed building
211:, Grant benefitted from a
57:Garbity, Aberlour parish,
44:Margaret Gordon Macpherson
2595:Winchester College at War
2460:Aberlour Child Care Trust
2406:University College London
2360:University College London
2332:University College London
2304:University College London
2276:University College London
2248:University College London
2220:University College London
2100:University College London
1826:University College London
411:
318:High Sheriff of Wiltshire
306:Scottish Episcopal Church
150:Scottish Episcopal Church
130:Margaret Macpherson Grant
117:
105:
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89:
66:
39:
30:
25:Margaret Macpherson Grant
23:
2647:Scottish philanthropists
2398:"Orange Vale Plantation"
1872:McKean, Charles (1987).
1772:Jervise, Andrew (1875).
1563:Cant, Ronald G. (1993).
1418:War Memorials Trust 2017
1031:"Nonsuch and Unity" 1836
517:
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2180:(subscription required)
2036:Department of History.
1931:Thomson, James (1902).
1616:Encyclopædia Britannica
1547:Walkers Shortbread 2019
1237:Winchester College 2019
1019:"Lowlayton Estate" 1835
841:Clark, Gregory (2017).
428:, and Alex Proctor, of
424:, Margaret Proctor, of
266:, viewed from the north
2520: – via
2198:: 1558. 12 August 1820
2196:H.M. Stationery Office
2175: – via
1900:(PhD). Austin, Texas:
1662:Gifford, John (1992).
1406:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1394:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1379:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1367:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1355:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1343:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1304:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1249:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1222:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1207:Shaw & Gordon 1882
1190:Shaw & Gordon 1882
760:Shaw & Gordon 1882
462:
268:
243:High Court of Chancery
2591:"Yeatman, Harry Farr"
2574:The Edinburgh Gazette
2484:The Bradford Observer
2385:The Pall Mall Gazette
2130:. 13 September 2017.
2092:"Bryan Castle Estate"
1630:The National Archives
1329:The Pall Mall Gazette
1316:Evening Standard 1875
612:measure of inflation.
599:measure of inflation.
586:measure of inflation.
573:measure of inflation.
560:measure of inflation.
547:measure of inflation.
534:measure of inflation.
455:
312:With Charlotte Temple
261:
232:, with help from the
167:Early life and family
2250:. 14 December 1835.
2222:. 14 December 1835.
2124:War Memorials Online
1709:(22 February 1972).
496:, the proprietor of
494:John Ritchie Findlay
458:St Margaret's Church
374:St Margaret's Church
333:shooting expeditions
2662:British LGBTQ women
2362:. 4 December 1835.
2334:. 4 December 1835.
2128:War Memorials Trust
1859:on 12 December 2019
1742:(14 October 1976).
1381:, pp. 177–178.
1369:, pp. 178–179.
1357:, pp. 174–175.
1171:, pp. 507–509.
478:James William Grant
366:Inverness Cathedral
2599:Winchester College
2536:The Glasgow Herald
2431:Walkers Shortbread
2191:The London Gazette
1666:. London: Peguin.
1446:The Glasgow Herald
1433:BillionGraves 2018
1013:The London Gazette
958:, pp. 65, 71.
837:Retail Price Index
696:Edinburgh Magazine
610:retail price index
597:retail price index
584:retail price index
571:retail price index
558:retail price index
545:retail price index
532:retail price index
508:Walkers Shortbread
471:Sturminster Newton
463:
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2642:People from Moray
2561:BillionGraves.com
2426:"Our Environment"
2194:(17623). London:
1961:978-0-300-20428-5
1807:(Subscription or
1673:978-0-140-71071-7
1654:978-1-107-04005-2
1643:. Cambridge, UK:
1581:978-0-9505994-7-2
1499:Higginbotham 2002
946:, pp. 65–66.
910:, pp. 62–65.
871:, pp. 37–38.
869:Hall, et al. 2014
380:Temple's marriage
217:William Robertson
146:William Robertson
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