guilds
Subject
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Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Certificates, Diplomas etc of Principal William Robertson
Fonds — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Coll-71
Scope and Contents
1. King's College and University, Aberdeen. Award of the degree of Doctor of Divinity to W.R. 3 July 1764. Signed by the following professors: John Chalmers, John Lumsden, John Gregory, Alexander Burnet, Thomas Gordon, Thomas Reid, John Leslie, George Gordon. Vellum, approx. 60 cms x 68 cms, with small wax seal in metal box attached. 2. Edinburgh, Town Council. Commission of W.R. as Principal of the University of Edinburgh. 11 November 1762. Signed by George Drummond,...
Dates:
1743-1783
Document creating Archibald Denham a burgess and gildbrother of Edinburgh, 8 July 1733
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Scope and Contents
Document creating Archibald Denham a burgess and gildbrother of Edinburgh, dated 8 July 1733. Written on vellum.
Dates:
8 July 1733
Document creating Sir David Stewart of Coltness a burgess and gildbrother of Glasgow, 16 October 1708
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Scope and Contents
Document creating Sir David Stewart of Coltness a burgess and gildbrother of Glasgow, dated 16 October 1708. Written on vellum.
Dates:
16 October 1708
Document creating Sir Thomas Stewart of Coltness a burgess and gildbrother of Glasgow, 11 March 1695
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Scope and Contents
Document creating Sir Thomas Stewart of Coltness a burgess and gildbrother of Glasgow, dated 11 March 1695. Written on vellum.
Dates:
11 March 1695
Document creating Thomas Steuart of Coltness a burgess and gildbrother of Edinburgh, 19 February 1690
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Scope and Contents
Document creating Thomas Steuart of Coltness a burgess and gildbrother of Edinburgh, dated 19 February 1690. Written on vellum.
Dates:
19 February 1690
Papers of the Cochrane Family
Fonds
Identifier: Coll-1837
Content Description
Collection of six ornately decorated 18th-century manuscript documents relating to the Cochrane family of Scotland, including two marriage documents and four burgess tickets:
Two documents relating to the marriage of William Cochrane and Agnes Carse, both dated 19 July 1706, Edinburgh: a marriage contract, listing over 400 points on which they pledged agreement, measuring 30 cm x 274 cm ; and a marriage...
Dates:
1706-1789