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Irvine Burgh Municipal Bank Limited 1921 - 1966 AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES Gr, IB Burgh of Irvine Contents Consult list for detailed contents IB1/A and IB1E/1 Burgh Charters and Writs 1322 - 1761 Gr1/17 Chartularies 1308 - 1975 Town Clerk's Department Gr1/5/1-11 Indices to Minutes 1594 - 1898 Gr1/1 Town Council Minutes 1593 - 1975 Gr1/2 Town Council and Committee Minutes 1875 - 1911 Gr1/4 Local Authority Minutes 1869 - 1907 Gr1/15 Letter Books 1798 - 1944 IB1/C Muniments 1472 - 1783 Gr/1/38 and ATD9 Town Clerk's Plans 1800 - 1985 IB7 Advertisments 1872 - 1911 Police Commissioner Gr1/5/12 and Gr1/3/1-5 Police Commissioner Minutes 1590 - 1907 Burgh and District Courts IB2/1 and IB1/E Court Proceedings 1604 - 1866 Gr1/6/1-31 and IB1/E Court Books and Registers 1621 - 1975 Gr1/8 Licensing Court Register of Applications 1765 - 1952 Gr1/22/1-4 Irvine Justice of the Peace Court Register and Fines 1899 - 1975 Gr1/22/5-7 Beith Justice of the Peace Court Register and Fines 1951 - 1975 IB2/4/1-8 Juvenile Court 1937 - 1943 Contact Ayrshire Archives for location of records Archivist Note: References out of sequence due to 2018 catalogue review AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES Judicial and Legal Functions IB2/9 and IB1/E Sasines 1567 - 1847 IB2/10 Service of Heirs 1714 - 1839 Dist16/2 Weights and Measures 1876 - 1913 Town Treasuer or Chamberlain's Department Gr2/1 Abstract of Accounts 1903 - 1975 Gr, IB Burgh of Irvine Contents Consult list for detailed contents Gr1/11 Cess Books 1769 - 1885 Gr1/12 Tax Rolls 1791 - 1797 Gr1/10/45 and Gr2/2 Burgh/Parish Assessment Rolls 1832 - 1966 IB1/D and IB1/E Burgh Accounts 1600 - 1745 Gr1/9 Burgh Factor Accounts 1790 - 1941 Gr1/10 and IB3/1/1 Rental Books 1563 - 1817 Gr1/16 Registers of Articles of Set and Roup 1789 - 1920 IB2/14 Articles of Roup 1688 - 1937 IB2/15 and IB1/E Bonds 1581 - 1803 Gr2/3 Cash, Wages, Loans, Mortgages, Rents, Correspondence and Reports 1800 - 1945 Gr1/34 Irvine Burgh Municipal Bank Limited 1921 - 1966 Gr1/7 Dean of Guild Court 1669 - 1975 IB1/B Church Grants 1323 - 1702 Gr1/33 Poor Relief 1816 - 1943 Gr1/35 Pensions 1903 - 1923 Gr1/37/1 Health 1832 Contact Ayrshire Archives for location of records Archivist Note: References out of sequence due to 2018 catalogue review AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES Gr1/18 and IB5 Irvine Harbour and Irvine Harbour Trust Gr1/18 and IB5/1 Irvine Harbour Acts of Council and Minutes 1604 - 1837 IB5/2 Petitions and Applications 1729 - 1864 IB5/3 Legal 1756 - 1927 IB5/4 Reports, Surveys and Improvements 1767 - 1885 IB5/5 Harbourmasters 1820 - 1867 IB5/6 Accounts 1746 - 1908 IB5/9 and IB1/E/23 Irvine Burgh Harbour Trust Administrative 1717 - 1877 IB5/9/13 - IB5/9/23 Documents relating to Captain James Reid IB5/7 and IB1/E/24 Correspondence 1767 - 1909 IB5/8 Public Notices and Printed Pamphlets 1710 - 1916 IB6 Irvine Burgh Colliery IB6/1/1 Legal 1728 - 1907 IB6/1/2 Financial 1826 - 1877 IB6/6 Administrative 1800 - 1880 IB6/2 Correspondence 1809 - 1908 IB6/3 Surveys and Reports 1807 - 1902 IB6/4 Plans 1872 - 1880 IB6/5 Advertisements 1826 - 1880 Gr1/27-31 Trusts Gr1/27 Blair Mortification 1713 - 1846 Gr1/28 Miss Anne Holmes Mortification 1873 - 1975 Gr1/29 Robert Clark Trust 1858 - 1876 Gr1/31 Edward Connell Trust 1846 - 1940 Gr1/36 Cemetery Records 1818 - 1862 Contact Ayrshire Archives for location of records Archivist Note: References out of sequence due to 2018 catalogue review AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES Gr1/21 Irvine Academy 1813 - 1872 Gr1/32/16-17 Irvine War Memorial Fund 1916 - 1927 Gr1/23-26 Societies Gr1/23 Irvine Hammermen 1698 - 1930 Gr1/24 Glasgow Archers Society 1840 - 1845 Gr1/26 Irvine Squaremens' Society 1756 - 1922 Contact Ayrshire Archives for location of records Archivist Note: References out of sequence due to 2018 catalogue review AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES Gr, IB Burgh of Irvine IB1/A and Burgh Charters and Writs IB1E/1 These records have been published by the Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association, 'Muniments of the Royal Burgh of Irvine', 1890. The volumes include an abstract of each charter, the full latin text and translation. This section - Burgh Charters and Writs - can be found in volume 1, pages 1 - 122. IB1/A/1 20 September 1205 Agreement between Burgesses of Irvine, and Brice (Copy 1699) of Eglinton granting latter 20 acres of land in feu ferme IB1/A/2 1260 (Notorial copy Indenture between Godfrey de Ross and made in 1444) Burgesses of Irvine IB1/A/3/1-2 12 May 1322 Charter of King Robert the Bruce in favour of Burgh of Irvine (2 parts) IB1/A/4 8 April 1372 Charter of King Robert II in favour of Irvine Burgh, following an Inquest for the settlement of boundary dispute with Ayr IB1/A/5 14 February 1372-3 Letter of Protection of Robert II to Irvine Burgh in the exercise of its privileges. IB1/A/6 22 October 1386 Charter of King Robert II in favour of Irvine Burgh, of a piece of ground (40' x 30') to build a Council House. IB1/A/7 Not allocated IB1/A/8 2 January Confirmation by King Robert III of Letter of 1390/1391 Protection (No. 5) in favour of Irvine Burgh IB1/A/9 24 July 1417 Letters of Notification of Robert Duke of Albany, Governor of Scotland, of decision concerning the right of Irvine Burgh to a piece of Moorland IB1/A/10 No date Charter of King James I renewing Charter of Robert II (No. 7) IB1/A/11 - 12 Not allocated or missing IB1/A/13 1459-60, 1472 Extracts from Minutes of the Justiciaries, concerning the repledging of certain Burgesses Contact Ayrshire Archives for location of records Archivist Note: References out of sequence due to 2018 catalogue review 5 AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES IB1/A and Burgh Charters and Writs IB1E/1 IB1/A/14 1366 - 1482 Memorandum of Papers produced, relating to the Earl of Eglinton's right to the office of Baillie and the Chamberlain of Cunninghame IB1/A/15 8 August 1511 Charter of King James IV ratifying all previous royal grants to Irvine Burgh IB1/A/16 26 April 1514 Letters of Charge of King James V, and Queen Margaret his mother, to Irvine Burgh, to provide vessels and sailors for expedition against the Lord of the Isles IB1/A/17 31 May 1514 Letters of Charge of King James V to Irvine Burgh, to send all 'fencible' men to Roslin Moor, to resist the English IB1/A/18 Not allocated IB1/A/19 9 August 1529 Letters of Lawborrows at the instance of Irvine Burgh, against Hugh, Earl of Eglinton IB1/A/20 12 February Composition for Irvine Burgh for absence from the 1529/1530 Host, and intercommuning with Neil Montgomery of Langshaw IB1/A/21 13 December 1533 Signet Summons against William Montgomery of Stane and others for spoliation (2 copies) IB1/A/22 Unreadable - no description IB1/A/23 3 November 1538 Letters of Charge forbidding the holding of open markets within Cunninghame, except at Irvine IB1/A/24 11 January Summons at the instance of Irvine Burgh against 1538/1539 the Sheriff of Ayr, for infringing their privileges IB1/A/25 7 August 1540 Letters of Protection of King James V to Irvine Burgh IB1/A/26 Not allocated IB1/A/27 15 August 1546 Commission of Justiciary in favour of the Provost and Baillies of Irvine, for suppression of the plague IB1/A/28 9 October 1549 Letters of Charge against the community of Irvine for payment of composition for absence from the Army to convene on Roslyn Moor Contact Ayrshire Archives for location of records Archivist Note: References out of sequence due to 2018 catalogue review 6 AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES IB1/A and Burgh Charters and Writs IB1E/1 IB1/A/29 21 September 1557 Letters of Horning at the instance of the Magistrates and community of Irvine, against Hugh, Earl of Eglinton and others IB1/A/30 29 September 1565 Letters of Charge by Matthew Earl of Lennox to Irvine Burgh, to stent the Inhabitants for furnishing a seemly number of "hagbutters" for the Army IB1/A/31 1569 Commission of Justiciary by King James VI to the Provost and Baillies of Irvine IB1/A/32 14 October 1570 Letters of Charge to the Magistrates of Irvine for payment of the General Taxation IB1/A/33 12 April 1572 Instrument on the Proclamation of the King's Protection and other Grants in favour of Irvine Burgh IB1/A/34 18 June 1572 Extract Act of Privy Council regarding the Jurisdiction of the Magistrates of Irvine and the Baillie of Cunninghame, and ordering the trial of Thomas Gilmour for slaughter IB1/A/35 July 1572 Letter of Protection by Archibald Earl of Argyll to Irvine Burgh IB1/A/36 20 March 1572-3 Commission of Justiciary in favour of the Magistrates of Irvine IB1/A/37 Not allocated IB1/A/38 1 March 1573-4 Commission of Justiciary to the Provost and Baillies of Irvine to punish Thomas Snodgirs for the murder of his wife IB1/A/39 15 August 1579 Grant by King James VI to Irvine Burgh of the customs of the Burgh for five years, for repair of the harbour IB1/A/40 19 November 1579 Commission of Justiciary to the Magistrates of Irvine, for the trial of William Portar for the slaughter of Andrew Dickie IB1/A/41 Not allocated IB1/A/42 1 September 1586 Letter from King James VI to the Magistrates of Irvine concerning the Convention of Estates Contact Ayrshire Archives for location of records Archivist Note: References out of sequence due to 2018 catalogue review 7 AYRSHIRE ARCHIVES IB1/A and Burgh Charters and Writs IB1E/1 IB1/A/43 16 November 1586 Decreet of the Justice-deputes remitting to the Magistrates of Irvine to adjudicate upon a crime committed by one of the Burgesses IB1/A/44 Not allocated IB1/A/45 5 March 1588-9 Letters of Charge to the Burghs to guard against the admission of Jesuits and seminary priests etc.
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