David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ She is the most charming, agreeable woman in the world, without any of the ill humours of eighty, though of those years.”
Happily the much beloved lady recovered, and did not execute her Will till 20th October 1718. She alluded to herself thus:— “While I yet enjoy a tolerable measure of health, and God has preserved to me the free use of my senses, I have thought fitt to make my Will, in order to dispose of what estate I have here. ”

“ The picture of my father, by Mignard.The picture of my mother, by Mignard.A child sitting on a cusheon with a dog and a parrat, by Mignard.A child in swadling cloaths sleeping on a cusheon, by Mignard.A child’s head, by Mignard.The picture of the first wife of the old Marquis of Hallifax, by Lilly.The picture of the second wife of the old Marquis of Hallifax, by Lilly.The picture of my daughter sitting in a chair, as big as the life, by Kneller. ”