| Administrative History | James Mitchell graduated MA from King's College, Aberdeen, in 1719. He was licensed to preach in 1724 and ordained to the parish of Footdee in Aberdeen in 1727. He moved to the second charge at St. Machar's in 1731, and to the first charge there in 1746. He died in 1773.William Smith graduated MA from Marischal College, Aberdeen, in 1708. He was licensed in 1714, and was ordained assistant at Peterhead in 1716. He was admitted to the second charge at St. Machar's, Aberdeen, in 1717, and made an honorary burgess of Aberdeen in 1719 when he was made Master of Bishop Dunbar's Hospital. He died in 1731. |
| Description | Money and vitual stipend of Mr Mitchell & Mr Smith, ministers of Old Aberdeen
Leges Collegi Regii Aberdonensis promulgatae [laws and regulations, 1653 - 1661, Principal John Row]
Rental of King's College, both victual and money, 1685-1686 pp. 1 – 13, [1653 – 60], ‘Leges collegii regii Aberdonensis’… in Fasti Aberdonenses, 240 - 250
pp. 15 – 17, 1657, ‘Regimen mensae…’ in Fasti Aberdonenses, 250 – 253
pp. 19 – 20, 18 June 1659, ‘In dimissione academiae…’ in Fasti Aberdonenses, 254 – 255
pp. 21 – 25, [1661], ‘Leges collegii regii Aberdonensis’
pp. 29 – 44, 1685 – 1686, ‘Rental of the King’s College…’
Modern Rebinding |