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

Dundee the 14 th October 1811
Sederunt of the Concerns of the deceased James Pullar, formerly Baker in
Dundee thereafter residing in Chapleshade of Dundee
Present Patrick Smith Esquire one of the present magistrates of Dundee, James
Pullar and John Pullar, Bakers in Dundee, Henry Pullar, Farmer at West main of Dunnichan ,
Walter Newall, Merchant in Dundee, James Gray, Merchant there & James Ogilvie, Writer
there, Charles Pullar, Farmer at Westmains of Turin & Mrs Pullar.
The Repositories of the said James Pullar having been opened and the Seals
removed which had been affixed on his death by the said Patrick Smith, the following papers
were found therein: -
1 st A Bond by the Dundee Sugar Refining Company to James Pullar deceased for
£1,000.
2 nd Promisory Note by John Berry Esquire of Tayfield and William Berry his son
payable at Martinmas next year for £315.
3 rd Promisory Note by James Pullar and Company to James Pullar due 16/19 May
1809 for £315.
Acknowledgement by John Low, Lochee £4.
4 th Deposit Account with the Dundee New Bank on which there appears a balance
due to Mr Pullar of £809.
5 th Assignation by John Sime, Baker in Dundee to Mr Pullar of one fourth of the Tack
of the Monyfieth Mills.
6 th Disposition and Assignation by John Rollo to Mr Pullar of his property in
Chapleshade & Sasin thereon.
7 th Disposition by said James Gray to Mr Pullar of the third flat from the ground of that
Tenement of Land situate in the Overgate of Dundee and the titles thereto belonging.
8 th Disposition by James Nish to James Pullar of the ground Sten of a tenement
situate at Foot of Barrack Stet Dundee and Tules thereof.
9 th Extract Regd Disposition by Margaret Rollo to James Pullar of a toofall cellar
situate in the Overgate of Dundee and Sasine thereof.
The said James Ogilvie produced a Trust Disposition and Supplement executed by
Mr Pullar whereby he conveyed his whole property under certain exceptions to the said
Walter Newall, James Gray, Andrew Peddie, Junior and James Ogilvie, as Trustees for the
purposes therin mentioned dated the 15 th day of November 1804.
Also a Disposition by Mr Pullar to Mrs Pullar his Spouse in liferent, whom failing to
John Pullar, his Nephew in liferent and to James Pullar, oldest lawful Son of the said James
Pullar in fee of the subjects described in numbers Eight and Nine and the subjects disponed
by Andrew Wilson &c.
These Two sealments were delivered to the saids James Ogilvie to be recorded
along with the other papers except those mentioned under the head of numbers Eight & Nine
and the Tules of the Subjects disponed by Andrew Wilson & Others to Mr Pullar which were
left with Mrs Pullar as not falling under the subject of the Trust.
The Trustees authorise the said James Ogilvy to pay the price of the Share of
the Monifieth Tack belonging to William Clark bought by Mr Pullar before hid death.
Signed by
Elizabeth Crauford [the maiden name of Mrs Pullar]
Walter Newall
James Gray
James Pullar
John Pullar Charles Pullar
Henry Pullar
Jas. Ogilvie
Patrick Smith, Magistrate
Copy Trust Disposition and Deed of Settlement by James Pullar, dated
15 November 1804
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