Discharges, receipts and related legal papers

• Reference:GB 254 MS 108/6
• Dates of Creation:1890-1891
• Name of Creator:
  Messrs Dundas & Wilson CS
• Physical Description:
  1 bundle

• Scope and Content

  Discharges, receipts and related legal papers concerning legacies bequeathed by Edward Caird (recipients include Dundee Royal Infirmary, Dundee Orphan Institute, Dundee Indigent Sick Society, Dundee Sick Poor Nursing Society, Glasgow Free Breakfast Fund and various colleagues and relations). Including: Statement sharing legacies payable, 1890, and "List of Beneficiaries and information required regarding them"

• Administrative / Biographical History

  Edward Caird was born in Montrose in 1806. He founded Caird (Dundee) Ltd in 1832. His son, James Key Caird took over the business in 1870 and was a noted benefactor; between 1895 and 1914 he gave £240,940 in donations to institutions and organisations within and outside Dundee, and was awarded a baronetcy in 1913. Edward Caird died in 1889.

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• Note

  Edward Caird was born in Montrose in 1806. He founded Caird (Dundee) Ltd in 1832. His son, James Key Caird took over the business in 1870 and was a noted benefactor; between 1895 and 1914 he gave £240,940 in donations to institutions and organisations within and outside Dundee, and was awarded a baronetcy in 1913. Edward Caird died in 1889.

• Archivist's Note

  Description compiled by Kenneth Baxter

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• Additional Information

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