He seems, like all his family, to have been given study and researches of some kind, and to travel; and in 1708 Robert Calder, a minister of the Episcopal Church of Scotland, dedicated to him his edition of the Genuine Epistles of the St. Ignatius.
It is clear that he had a strong affinity for learning, similar to his entire family, having been provided with study and research opportunities, as well as travel experiences; and in 1708 Robert Calder, a minister from the Episcopal Church of Scotland, dedicated to him his edition of the Genuine Epistles of St. Ignatius.