Opening page of Hammerman Lockit Buik dated 1587
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Jas Justice James Gellatly
James Campbell Deacon & David Murdoch Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day John Hedridge Son of James Hedridge Merchant in Auchterarder was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Clock & Watch Maker, both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said John Hedridge and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. and the said John Hedridge having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. and a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said John Hedridge. John Hedridge Jas Campbell
Which day John Watson Son of David Watson Merchant and Manufacturer in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Plumber both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said John Watson and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Plumber allenarly. and the said John Watson having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. and a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said John Watson. John Watson Jas Campbell At Dundee the Tenth day of April one thousand eight hundred and six years. James Campbell Deacon & David Murdoch Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day George Robertson Son of James Robertson Clock & Watchmaker in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Plumber both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said George Robertson and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Clock & Watchmaker allenarly. and the said George Robertson having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. and a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said George Robertson. Geo Robertson Jas Campbell At Dundee the Twenty fourth day of May one thousand eight hundred and six years. James Campbell Deacon & David Murdoch Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day David Manson Son of John Manson Merchant in Perth was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Plumber both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said David Manson and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Clock & Watchmaker allenarly. and the said David Manson having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. and a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said David Manson in face of the Trade. David Manson Jas Campbell At Dundee the Twenty sixth day of November one thousand eight hundred and six years. James Campbell Deacon & David Murdoch Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day William Constable Son of John Constable Burgess and gild brother in Cupar Fife Merchant in Perth was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Clock & Watchmaker both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said William Constable and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Clock & Watchmaker allenarly. and the said William Constable having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said William Constable in face of the Trade. William Constable Jas Campbell At Dundee the Eighteenth day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred & seven. James Campbell Deacon & John Watson Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day David Thomson Son of David Thomson Smith in Foulis was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said David Thomson and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. and the said David Thomson having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said David Thomson. David Thomson James Campbell At Dundee the Nineteenth day of May one thousand eight hundred & eight years. William Sharp Deacon & Thomas Ivory Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day William Bisset Son of William Bisset Farmer at Clepington was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Saddler both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said William Bisset and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Saddler allenarly. and the said William Bisset having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said William Bisset. William Bisset William Sharp At Dundee the second day of June one thousand eight hundred & eight years. William Sharp Deacon & Thomas Ivory Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day James Nicoll Son of John Nicoll late Blacksmith at Panmure was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said James Nicoll and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. and the said James Nicoll having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said James Nicoll. James Nicoll William Sharp At Dundee the fourth day of January one thousand eight hundred & nine years. William Sharp Deacon & Thomas Ivory Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day John Lundie Son of John Nicoll late Blacksmith at Panmure was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Clock & Watchmaker both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said John Lundie and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Clock & Watchmaker allenarly. and the said John Lundie having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form and he subscribes these presents along with the Deacon in face of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said John Lundie. John Lundie William Sharp At Dundee the eighteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred & nine years. Thomas Ivory Deacon & Andrew Small Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day William Parkin Coachmaker Son of Theophilus Parkin Wright in Perth was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. The said William Parkin and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith. and the said and the said William Parkin having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on Stamped paper conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said William Parkin . William Parkin Thomas Ivory
Thomas Ivory Deacon & Andrew Small Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day William Murray Son of James Murray Blacksmith in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. It being hereby Declared that the said William Murray and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith. and the said and the said William Murray having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on a Twenty shillings Stamp conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said William Murray. William Murray Thomas Ivory
Thomas Ivory Deacon & Andrew Small Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day James Donaldson Son of David Donaldson Coach cart and plough maker in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a Harness Maker both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. it being declared that The said James Donaldson and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade. but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Harness Maker. And the said and the said James Donaldson having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on a Twenty shillings Stamp conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said James Donaldson . James Donaldson Thomas Ivory
Thomas Ivory Deacon & Andrew Small Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day Alexander McLagan Saddler in Dundee Son of the deceased Alexander McLagan Saddler there and late Member of the Trade (10th December 1773) was in right of his said father admitted and received a free Master of the said Hammerman Trade as a saddler both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. it being declared that the said Alexander McLagan and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a saddler. And the said and the said Alexander McLagan having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in common form signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this Entry written on a Twenty shillings Stamp conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon & delivered to the said Alexander McLagan. Alexander McLagan Thomas Ivory
Thomas Ivory Deacon & Andrew Small Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day James Robertson Clock & Watch Maker in Dundee a member of the Trades (11th June 1785 was in addition to the former branch and is hereby authorised and permitted to carry on and exercise the Art or branch of Goldsmith & Jeweller both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. it being declared that the said James Robertson and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Clock & Watch Maker and Goldsmith & Jeweller allenarly. And the said and the said James Robertson having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade in having given his Oath of fidelity in common form signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. James Robertson Thomas Ivory
Andrew Small Deacon & John Crichton Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day William Constable Clock & Watch Maker in Dundee a member of the Trades (26th Novr 1806) was in addition to the former branch & is hereby authorised and permitted to carry on and exercise the Art or branch of Goldsmith & Jeweller both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. it being declared that the said William Constable and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Clock & Watch Maker and Goldsmith & Jeweller allenarly. And the said and the said William Constable having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. Willm Constable Andw Small
Andrew Small Deacon & John Crichton Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day John Calman Ship Carpenter in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. it being declared that the said John Calman and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to a & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. And the said and the said John Calman having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. a Duplicate of this entry written on a forty shillings stamp conform to Law had likewise been subscribed by the Deacon. And delivered to the said John Calman. John Calman Andw Small
Andrew Small Deacon & John Crichton Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day James Murray son of James Murray Blacksmith in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. it being declared that the said James Murray and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to a & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. And the said and the said James Murray having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. a Duplicate of this entry written on a Twenty shillings stamp conform to Law had likewise been subscribed by the Deacon. And delivered to the said James Murray. James Murray Junr John Crichton
John Crichton Deacon & James Crichton Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Burgh Which day James Gourlay son of Robert Gourlay Blacksmith in Collinsburgh was admitted and received a free Master of the Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. It being declared that the said James Gourlay and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to a & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. And the said and the said James Gourlay having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. And a Duplicate of this entry written on a Twenty shillings stamp conform to Law had likewise been subscribed by the Deacon. And delivered to the said James Gourlay James Gourlay John Crichton
Thomas Ivory Deacon & David Morris Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Borough Which day Abram Middleton Plumber, White Iron Smith, Coppersmith and Founder in Dundee a Member of the Trade (3d April 1801) was in addition to the former branches and is hereby authorised and permitted to carry & exercise the branch of a Blacksmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. It being declared that the said Abram Middleton and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to a & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. And the said and the said Abram Middleton having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. Abram Middleton Thomas Ivory
Thomas Ivory Deacon & David Morris Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Borough Which day John Watson Plumber in Dundee a Member of the Trade (28th November 1805) was in addition to the former branch and is hereby authorised and permitted to carry & exercise the branch of a Coppersmith both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. It being declared that the said John Watson and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to a & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith allenarly. And the said and the said John Watson having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade John Watson Thomas Ivory
Thomas Ivory Deacon & David Morris Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Borough Which day John Gow son of William Gow at Byres of Murthly in the parish of Little Dunkeld was admitted and received a free Master of the Hammerman Trade as a Blacksmith and Farrier both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. It being declared that the said John Gow and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to a & is ordinarily wrought by a Blacksmith and Farrier allenarly. And the said and the said John Gow having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. and a Duplicate of this entry written on a Three Pounds stamp conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon and delivered to the said John Gow. John Gow
Thomas Ivory At Dundee the (blank) day of February one thousand eight hundred & sixteen years. Thomas Ivory Deacon & David Morris Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Borough Which day William Batchelor son of George Batchelor Gardener in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the Hammerman Trade as a Clock & Watch Maker both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. It being declared that the said William Batchelor and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to a & is ordinarily wrought by a Clock & Watch Maker allenarly. And the said and the said William Batchelor having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. and a Duplicate of this entry written on a Three Pounds stamp conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon and delivered to the said William Batchelor (unsigned) At Dundee the twenty second day of February one thousand eight hundred & sixteen years. Thomas Ivory Deacon & David Morris Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of the said Borough Which day William Kirkland son of William Kirkland Blacksmith in Dundee was admitted and received a free Master of the Hammerman Trade as a Saddler both he and his representatives and free Apprentices being Burgesses as use is. It being declared that the said William Kirkland and his aforesaid shall not be at liberty by this present Entry to do any work belonging to the other Arts or Branches of the Hammerman Trade but are restricted to that sort of work which properly belongs to & is ordinarily wrought by a Saddler allenarly. And the said and the said William Kirkland having given his Oath of fidelity to the said Trade signs these presents along with the Deacon in presence of the Trade. and a Duplicate of this entry written on a One Pound stamp conform to Law has likewise been subscribed by the Deacon and delivered to the said William Kirkland Yüklə 2,22 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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