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Gifts and Deposits, 1549-2003 Unions, Guilds and Associations Collections Summary 0BMS14 Miscellaneous Gifts and Deposits, 1549-2003 MS14/36 Anstruther Easter burgess ticket in favour of Alexander Sutherland, 1782 MS14/37-38 Perth burgess tickets in favour of Alexander Lindsay, 1711 and Daniel McFarlane, 1787 MS14/43 Perth burgess ticket in favour of Andrew Skene, 1665 MS14/47 Perth burgess tickets in favour of John Marshall, merchant; David McLeish, dyer, James Sharp, baxter; Alexander Marshall, merchant, 1677; 1733; 1770; 1762 MS14/53 Perth burgess tickets in favour of Richard Pillans, 1777 MS14/59 Account book between the Tailor Incorporation and the representatives of the deceased Laurence Chapman, clerk to the said Incorporation, and the heirs of Thomas Scot, 1720-1737 MS14/88 Kinross Friendly Society, articles and regulations, 1799;1822 MS14/89 Kinross Society of Weavers, articles and regulations, 1806;1823 MS14/90 Kinross Hammermen Society, regulations, 1808 Page 1 of 13 MS14/97 Burgess ticket in favour of Ensign Mondeford Allan, 1786 MS14/101 Discharged account of Samuel Wallace, guild treasurer with Thomas Frisken, tailor, 1750 MS14/114 Ms copy of 'The Glovers Apprentice- a tale of Perth in 1543', nd MS14/125 Perth burgess ticket of Thomas Currie, wine and spirit merchant, 1856 MS14/126 Perth burgess ticket of Robert Bell, apprentice garage hand, Perth, 1945 MS14/139 Perth honorary burgess ticket of Duncan McLae, minister of the gospel in the parish of Dull, 1724 MS14/141 Letter from JH Anderson, Arbroath to Messrs James & John Thomas, writers, Perth relating to comparisons of the Guildry Incorporations of Arbroath and Perth, 1861 MS14/155 Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers, Auchterarder. Steward's notebook recording money collected on branch meeting house, 1952-1963 MS14/169 Dissertation: 'A very dangerous Place? Radicalism in Perth in the 1790s', 2003 MS14/172 Certificate, noted as extracted from the Guildry Incorporation of Perth, admitting John Young, glazier and member of Shoemaker Incorporation of Perth to the Guildry, with payment details, 1865 MS14/209 Perthshire Total Abstinence Society: Card pledge signed by Jane Clunie and countersigned by Robert Pullar, 1847 Page 2 of 13 MS14/227 CD with records relating to weavers taken from 1802 Militia Act Census for Perth; OPR entries for Perth 1770-1844; Freemen Weaver Appointments 1719-1812; indenture Book 1746-1794; minutes of Weaver Incorporation 1794-1809; indenture papers from P&KCA; subscriptions to Weavers' Sea in St John's Kirk 1749-1751; Perth Trade Directories 1837-1844 2BMS39 Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF), Perth Branch, 1921-1979 Includes minute books, 1939-1979, cash book, 1944-1964, material related to national negotiations, 1921-1925, including: rules for ASLEF, 1922, minutes of meetings of central wages board and railway staff council, 1921-1925 3BMS40 Perth Typographical Society, 1868-1976 Minute books 4BMS41 Perth & District Trades and Labour Council, 1897-1969 Minutes, 1897-1968, 1982-1994, delegate’s attendance book, 1945-1955, newsletter, 1986 5BMS42 Amalgamated Engineering Union (AEU), Perth Branch, 1860-1965 Minutes, 1860-1877, 1887-1957, members’ registration cash books, 1853- 1947, proposition and entrance books, 1863-1893, 1903-1942, cash and receipt books, 1952-1960, 1964-1965, check book, 1949-1955 6BMS43 National Union of Railwaymen (NUR), Perth, 1923-1968 Perth No1 Branch minutes, 1929-1947, 1957-1973, joint branches and women’s guild, minutes, 1944-1956, cash book, 1930-1959, yard foremen, guards and shunters vigilance committee minutes, 1923-1944, miscellanea, 1924-1964, including: copies of minutes and notes relating to local department committee meetings (freight train staff) and sectional council meetings, 1924- 1960 Page 3 of 13 7BMS44 Scottish Union of Bakers and Allied Workers, Perth Branch, 1897-1961 Minute books, 1897-1961; committee minute books, 1916-1960; cash books, 1898-1954; and register of members’ contributions, 1914-1938 8BMS45 Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers, Perth Branch, 1895-1964 Minute books, 1895-1964; check books, 1898-1961; treasurer's books, 1895- 1917; registration books, 1895-1943; and sick steward's book, 1942-1945 9BMS46 Railway Clerks Association, Perth Branch, 1901-1960 Minute books 10BMS61 Pomarium Feuars Association, Perth, 1813-1871 Minute book, 1813-1871; Agreement and decreet arbitral between Pomarium proprietors, 1815; Cash books, 1815-1860; Account books, 1817-1871 11BMS67 Glover Incorporation of Perth, c1329-1956 Minute book, 1593-1726, index to minutes, 18th century, extracts from minutes, 1593-1904, finance book, 1593-1776, title deeds and related papers concerning property owned by the Glover Incorporation including Curfewrow, Pomarium, Soutarhouses, Tullylumb, the lands of St Leonards, in Perth, 1465- 1812, papers relating to the administration of Seaside Estate including tacks, agreements, and papers relating to the fishings, 1857-1899, tacks, letters and papers relating to the rent and lease of Glover Incorporation property, 1674- 1902, bonds, bills and assignations of the Glover Incorporation, 1700-1745, list of admissions to the Glover Incorporation, 1719-1849, accounts and vouchers, 1627-1796, 1900-1956, elemosinary rolls, 1662-1863, Glover Incorporation feu duty records, 1878-1913, 1943-1945, certificates of existence of annuitants, 1906-1956, plans relating to Glover Incorporation properties including Seaside, Errol Church, seats in the East Church of Perth, Tullylumb, St Leonards Hall, 18th century-1903 Page 4 of 13 12BMS70 Tailor Incorporation of Perth, 1525-1957 Administrative records including minute books, 1750-1952; Scroll minute books, 1841-1931; Committee minute books, 1829-1843; Accounts of charge and discharge, 1812-1957; Charters, instruments of sasine and other documents, 1525-1670; Bonds, discharges, decreets, and tacks, 1675-1841; Papers relating to the ownership and administration of properties by the Tailor Incorporation, including Ardgilzian Farm, Scone, 1740-1803; Papers relating to financial affairs including the debts owed by the Tailor Incorporation and its receivership, 1789-1840; Accounting papers, 1838-1940 13BMS77 Society of High Constables of the City of Perth, 1850- 1984 Minute books, 1850-1984, attendance register, 1900-1920, scrapbooks, 1867- 1931 14BMS83 Stanley Scottish Women's Rural Institute, 1929-1979 Minute books, 1929-1978, account books, 1944-1977, papers relating to administration including membership lists and cards, SWRI publications, correspondence and photographs relating to the 1979 Jubilee, 1935-1979 15BMS87 Bridge of Cally Scottish Women's Rural Institute, 1933- 1976 Minute books, 1933-1975; committee minute books, 1938-1939, 1949-1978; membership lists, subscription and cash books, 1933-1949; cash books, 1940-1951; bank books, 1935-1953; statements of accounts, 1949-1957; letters, 1949-1960 16BMS89 Electrical Association for Women, Perth branch, 1949- 1986 Minute books, 1960-1986; secretary’s reports, 1975-1986; lists of members, 1981-1986; annual reports 1974-1975, 1977, 1982-1986; branch news letters Page 5 of 13 1979-1985; literature and correspondence relating to administration including the constitution and celebration of the diamond jubilee, 1934-1986 17BMS92 Baker Incorporation of Perth, 1652-1973 Minute book, 1666-1679, court book, 1679-1724, cartulary, c1907-1973, boxmaster’s account book, 1652-1695, documents relating to the administration of the baker incorporation including papers relating to loans made to the incorporation, 17th and 18th centuries 18BMS93 Convener's Court of Perth, 1628-1780 Minute book 19BMS96 Alyth Young Men’s Christian Association, 1949-1971 Board of Directors minute books, 1949-1960, account book, 1951-1961, handbook, 1919-1920, miscellaneous correspondence and accounts, c1950- 1960, bazaar programmes, 1921 20BMS117 Railway Ambulance Association, Perth, 1898-1902 Photographs of men probably connected with the Railway Ambulance Association 21BMS118 United Nations Association, Perth branch, 1949-1989 Minute books, 1956-1989; subscription book, 1949-1989; newspaper cuttings, 1968-1989; papers concerning the work of the United Nations Association and the United Nations, 1949-1989 22BMS122 Flesher Incorporation of Perth, 1603-1967 Minute books, 1761-1936; committee minute books, 1907-1935; letter books, 1925-1957; account books, 1878-1958; cash books, 1916-1967; rent ledger, 1934-1957; legal and financial papers, 1603-1910; accounts, discharges and receipts, 1666-1950; writs relating to particular properties, 1695-1926 Page 6 of 13 23BMS123 Alyth Merchants Association, 1905-1983 Minute book, 1905-1953; letter books, 1931-1936; account books, 1906-1983; day books, 1906-1932; miscellaneous papers relating to the association, (unlisted) 24BMS129 Fowlis Wester and Monzie District Nursing Association, 1945-1993 Accounts book, 1945-1993; Minute book, 1965-1993; Folder of correspondence etc, 1949-1993 25BMS147 Perthshire Art Association, 1924-1996 Minute book 26BMS152 Conservative and Unionist Associations and Clubs, 1892-1985 West Perthshire Unionist Association: Minutes, 1915-1918. Kinross & West Perthshire Unionist Association/Conservative & Unionist Association: Minutes, 1918-1962; Cuttings books, 1963-1969 and 1975-1982, Election information folders, 1938, 1945, 1950-1969. Blairgowrie & Rattray Unionist Association: Minutes, 1922-1954; Women's section minutes, 1954-1959.Perthshire Women's Unionist Association, Blairgowrie & Rattray Branch: Minutes, 1908- 1952; Cash book, 1908-1939. Crieff Unionist Club:
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