Hope, John, 1739-1785
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Hope, John, 1739-1785
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Hope, John, 1739-1785
Hope, John
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Hope, John, MD
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Hope, John, MD
Hope, John, 7th Baronet, afterwards Bruce Hope
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Hope, John, 7th Baronet, afterwards Bruce Hope
Hope, John, of the Custom House, Dublin
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Hope, John, of the Custom House, Dublin
Hope, John, Captain, RN
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Hope, John, Captain, RN
Hope, John, of Stowe MS 247
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Hope, John (writer)
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Hope, John (writer)
Hope, John, of Add MS 33977
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Hope, John, of Add MS 33977
Hope, John, of Add MS 34619
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Hope, John, Professor of Botany at Edinburgh
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Hope, John, Professor of Botany at Edinburgh
Hope, John, Sir, 11th Baronet
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Hope, John, Sir, Baronet, MP
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Epithet: Professor of Botany at Edinburgh
Epithet: Captain, RN
Title: 11th Baronet
Epithet: of Stowe MS 247
Epithet: of the Custom House, Dublin
Epithet: MD
Epithet: of Add MS 33977
Epithet: of Add MS 34619
The Scottish judge, Sir John Hope, Lord Craighall, was born around 1605 and was the eldest son of Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall, first baronet. He studied for the legal profession, became an advocate, and was knighted in 1632. In 1640 he was placed on the Committee of Estates appointed to provide for the defence of the country against King Charles I (the Committee of Estates had been appointed to govern Scotland when Parliament was not in session). In 1651, his brother Sir Alexander Hope was examined by the Committee of Estates for advising the King to surrender Scotland and Ireland to Cromwell, during which he quoted Sir John, Lord Craighall, as having stated that the King should 'treat with Cromwell for one-half of his coat before he lost the whole'. In 1652, Sir John was appointed as one of three Scottish judges who, together with five English judges, comprised Cromwell's committee responsible for the administration of justice.
Another brother, Sir James Hope (1614-1661), was a representative for Scotland in the English Parliament in 1653.
Sir John Hope, Lord Craighall, died in Edinburgh on 28 April 1654.
It had been Sir John Hope and Sir James Hope who in the 1660s had owned the lead-ore company at Leadhills in the Lowther Hills - an area along with Wanlockhead which yielded other ores too. Indeed gold was discovered in the area during the reign of James IV, when gold-mining had provided employment for 300 persons. Although gold-mining declined, the export of lead-ore from Leadhills was very important in the early modern Scottish economy, and the Hope family had built on their control of this industry to acquire property and land. The lead mines were profitable enough to justify building or improving roads the full 50 miles to Leith from which the ore could be exported to the Low Countries for smelting.
Epithet: afterwards Bruce Hope
Title: 7th Baronet
Epithet: MP
Title: Baronet
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