David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ The refugee resided in London in Red Lion Square, and was alive in 1728. His son, Captain Abel Heurteleu or Heurtley (son of Abel and Catherine) , was born in London on 10th September 1707; he served in Scotland against the Pretender in 1745-46, was taken prisoner and confined in the Castle of Inverness, but escaped by bribing the sentinel. He had a son, Charles Abel Heurtley (born 1740, died 1806) , father of the Rev. Charles Abel Heurtley. This eminent divine was educated at Oxford, and became B.A. in 1827 with first class honours in mathematics, and was Ellerton Theological Prizeman in 1828 ”

“ Ffoulkes' theory as to its age and author, 1872.
19. The Resurrection of our Lord in its relation to supernatural religion, 1875.
20. Two Sermons on the Future of the Ungodly and on Eternal Life, 1878. ”