Pullar Mortification 1811-1859 Minute Book - Nine Trades of Dundee

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Therefore I do hereby Assign dispone and convey to and in favour of the Revd. Doctor Archibald McLaughlin, Doctor Charles Adie, James Thomson, John Lindsay Adamson and John Tulloch all Ministers and Members of the Kirk Session of Dundee and to Alexander Keay Session Clerk Dundee and William Morris Kirk Treasurer there also Members of the said Kirk Session for themselves and remnant members of the said Kirk Session and of John Mitchell present Convener of the said Nine Incorporated Trades and Peter Thomson Manufacturer in Dundee present Boxmaster of the said nine incorporated Trades for behoof of the General fund thereof and the successors in Office of the said several parties respectively and their Assignees and disponees but in Trust as after mentioned; A Bond and Disposition under Reversion dated the twenty fifth day of November Eighteen hundred and thirty one for the sum of Six hundred pounds sterling granted by John Peter residing at Keithock in favour of the said Walter Newall, Andrew Peddie and myself the then surviving Trustees aforesaid and the survivors or survivor of them and me with interest from the term of Whitsunday last Eighteen hundred and forty six, the said Bond and Disposition under Revision containing as collateral obligations by John Ramsay., Merchant in Dundee for payment of the Interest on the said Bond. Together also with the sum of thirty pounds deposited by the said John Peter with James and John Ogilvie Writers in Dundee as Agents for the said James Pullar’s Trustees upon the twenty eighth day of October eighteen hundred and forty three in security of the said Bond which sum of Thirty pounds was lodged by the said James and John Ogilvie in their name as Agents foresaid in the Bank of Scotland’s Branch at Dundee of the date last mentioned together with the whole Interest accrued thereon. And also All and Whole the following subjects after described Vizt: Primo all and Whole that flat now or formerly occupied by James Goodlett being the first above the shops or second from the ground on the southern half or division of that tenement of land lying on the Westside of Peter Street of Dundee (sometime ago built by the now deceased John Peter of Dundee) sometime ago built by the now deceased John Peter late Builder in Dundee with the cellar under the staircase of said Tenement being part of that property purchased by the said deceased John Peter from Patrick Alexander, and Thomas Williamson’s and bounded the said southern half or division of said Tenement on the north by the northern half or division of the said Tenement, on the west by the property disponed by the said John Peter to the Dundee Union Bank on the south by the property belonging to James Scott Jr or of the Trustees for his Creditors, and on the east by the said Street called Peter Street. Secundo All and Whole the tenement of lands lying on the northside of the Murraygate of Dundee and bounded by the common close or passage now called Pullars Close leading from the Murraygate of Dundee to the Meadows on the West by a toofall belonging to James Pullar Baker on the north by the subjects belonging to the said James Pullar and others – on the East and by a tenement of land formerly belonging to Alexander Smith Clockmaker in Dundee and fronting the Murraygate on the southparts. Tertio. All and Whole that tenement of land consisting of three stories lying at the north end of that street leading from the Turnpike road to the Infirmary commonly called the Infirmary entry which tenememt of land is bounded by the ground belonging to the said Infirmary, On the north by a common close on the east by a tenement of land still belonging to James Peter residing at Kirkland on the south and by the said street called Infirmary entry on the west parts. As also All And Whole that small tenement of land or toofall consisting of two stories with the exception of the northern half of the ground storey thereof which has been disponed to Widow Ferguson, which small tenement of land lies on the east side of the common close which forms the eastern boundary of the tenement of lands immediately above disponed and is bounded by the said common close on the west partly by the ground belonging to the Infirmary and partly by the garden belonging to on the north by the said garden on the east and by the small tenememt of land still belonging to the said James Peters on the south parts which two tenements of land last above disponed were erected by the said decd John Peters upon part of the subjects purchased by him from George & Lynes Fyfe which subjects formerly belonged to the said deceased John Peter thereafter to the said James Peters as heir cognosed and infeft therein to him and were disponed by the said James Peter to the said John Peter the granter of the said Bond, together with the free ish and entry to the whole subjects thereby disponed with the whole privileges and pertinants of the said subjects and all right title and interest which I as Trustee foresaid had have or can claim or pretend to the said 18
several subjects or any part thereof, all as specified and described in the said Bond and disposition under reversion and Instrument of Sasine thereon dated the twenty ninth and Registered in the Register of Sasines &c kept for the Burgh of Dundee the thirtieth day of November Eighteen hundred and thirty one Declaring (Here the same Declaration of Trust was inserted as in the preceding copy Assignation from “A to “B”) In Witness Whereof I have subscribed these presents written upon this and the five preceding pages of Stamped paper by William Black Clerk to Thos. Lovell Hammond Writer in Dundee. At Dundee the 13 th day of Decr in the year 1846 before these Witnesses George Robertson Wilson and Alexander Robertson both Apprentices to James and John Ogivlie Writers Dundee. (Signed) Jas. Ogilvie G. Wilson Wtiness Alexr. Robertson, Witness. Copy Assignation by James Ogilvie Writer Dundee In favour of the Kirk Session of Dundee and General fund of the nine Trades there for behoof of the Trustees on Pullars Mortification of A Bond by Alexander McDonald in favour of the said Trustees. I James Ogilvie W riter in Dundee sole surviving original Trustee nominated and Appointed by the deceased James Pullar formerly Baker in Dundee conform to Trust disposition and Deed f Settlement executed by the said James Pullar with consent of Mrs Elizabeth Crawfurd or Pullar his spouse dated the 13 th day of November 1804 and recorded in the Books of the Council &Session the 16 th day of October 1811 Considering (here the same narrative was inserted in the preceding Copt Assignation of Bond by William Sime and others from “A” to “B”) Therefore I of hereby Assign Dispone and convey to and in favour of the Revd. Doctor Archibald MacLauchlan, Doctor Charles Adie, James Thomson, John Lindsay Adamson and John Tulloch all ministers and members of the Kirk Session of Dundee And to Alexander Keay Session clerk Dundee and William Morris Kirk Treasurer there also members of the said Kirk Session for themselves and remnant members of the said Kirk session and of the said John Mitchell present convener of the said nine incorporated trades and Peter Thomson Manufacturer in Dundee present Boxmaster of the said nine incorporated trades for behoof of the General fund thereof and their successors in office of the said several parties respectively and their Assignees and disponees nut in trust as after mentioned a Bond or Disposition under Reversion dated the 22 nd day of November 1830 for the sum of six hundred pounds granted by Alexander McDonald Printer in Dundee in favour of me and Walter Newalll and Andrew Peddie before designed the then surviving Trustees aforesaid and the survivors or survivor of them and me with interest from the term of Whitsunday last 1846 Together also with the sum of Twenty pounds seven shillings and two pence being expenses incurred on the said Bond and also All and Whole the subjects following vizt. Primo all and Whole that piece of ground with the tenement of land lately built by the deceased James Bennet Wright in Dundee upon part thereof upon which there was formerly a dwelling house and afterwards a Warehouse and Wright Shop lying on the northside of the Seagate of Dundee and was disponed to the said James Bennet by Roderick Ormond Merchant in Dundee and bounded by the Malthouse and other subjects belonging to the heirs and successors of the said Roderick Ormond on the north by the mutual gavel wall which divides the said piece of ground from the tenement belonging to Francis Drummond on the east, By the subjects disponed by the said Roderick Ormond to John Peter in the west and by the Seagate on the south parts with free ish and entry to the said subjects as at present. Together with all title and interest which his Trustees foresaid had have or can pretend to the said subjects. Secundo all and Whole that piece of ground consisting of nineteen falls and 11 ells Scots measure Measure or 24 Polls and 10 yards Imperial Measure or thereby being lot number 13 on a Plan by David Neave Architect in Dundee of these portions of the lands of Logie acquired by Robert Milne Writer in Dundee from Mrs Elizabeth Read of Anderson now called Milnbank bounded as follows Viz: 19
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Page 3 and 4: I James Pullar Baker in Dundee with
Page 5 and 6: Estate but which purchasers or Debt
Page 7 and 8: 9no Dividend due from the Dundee &
Page 9 and 10: from the said term of payment yearl
Page 11 and 12: 5983. 5. 0 Note by Innes Duffus £5
Page 13 and 14: Alexr. Keay, Session Clerk Extracte
Page 15 and 16: the said several parties respective
Page 17: And which ground Annuals interest a
Page 21 and 22: That the said Trustees should upon
Page 23 and 24: Adamson, The Revd. John Tulloch, th
Page 25 and 26: There was laid before the Trustees
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