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Burgesses and Guild Brethren of Glasgow – 1846 to 1876
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Transcribed from the Scottish Record Society – Burgesses and Guild Brethren of Glasgow – 1846 to 1876

 

B = Burgess
GB = Guild Brother
F = Freeman




Date of Entry
 Forename Surname  Craft Title Entered Upon  Employment  Address
1 December 1875  David Young Douglas Hammerman  B. & G.B. as younger son of Andrew Douglas, Hammerman Wholesale Iron Monger Glasgow
1 December 1875 Andrew Douglas junior Hammerman B. & G.B. as eldest son of Andrew Douglas, Hammerman Wholesale Iron Monger Glasgow
9 February 1871 James Murray Barber B. & G.B. as having married Margaret Douglas, daughter of Robert Sinclair, Barber Mariner Glasgow
             


See also:

  • Burgesses and Guild Brethren of Glasgow – 1573 to 1750
  • Burgesses and Guild Brethren of Glasgow – 1751 to 1846
  • Glasgow merchants
  • Glasgow records





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