Document admitting James Smith as a free master of the Flesher Trade
- Reference:GB 254 MS 307/1/5
- Dates of Creation:26 September 1816
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- Physical Description:1 document
Scope and Content
Document admitting James Smith as a free master of the Flesher Trade.
Administrative / Biographical History
Several generations of the Smith family were fleshers, and free burgesses and Guild Brothers of Dundee. The most recent member of the family referred to in the documents is George Henderson Smith, who is in one of the photographs of men meeting the Duke of York.
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Note
Several generations of the Smith family were fleshers, and free burgesses and Guild Brothers of Dundee. The most recent member of the family referred to in the documents is George Henderson Smith, who is in one of the photographs of men meeting the Duke of York.
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Archivist's Note
Description compiled by Zoe Ellis, Archive Volunteer, May 2010
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