| Description | Envelope titled “Mrs. Lilian Pickles or Jopling, 9 Broomhill Avenue (formerly James R. Thomson)” contains:
Draft Disposition by The Scottish Amicable Building Society with consents in favour of the Scottish Amicable Building Society. Subjects, No. 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. 1938.
Feu Disposition by Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited with consent of James Reid Thomson, in favour of The Scottish Amicable Building Society. Subjects, No. 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. 1936.
Schedule of Deeds. 12th March 1940.
Scottish Amicable Building Society Edinburgh to E.R. Lumsden, Advocate, Aberdeen. Note of Account. 1940.
Scottish Amicable Building Society Calling-Up Notice, Mrs. Lilian Jopling, 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. 28th December 1939.
Envelope titled “James Reid Thomson, No. 9 Broomhill Avenue” contains 15 items:
Letter to E.R. Lumsden from James Reid Thomson. Dated 20th November 1937.
Receipt for the sum of £505. Dated 26th June 1936.
Directions for Signing Deeds, signed by J.R. Thomson. Dated 24th June 1936.
Letter to E.R. Lumsden from Scottish Amicable Building Society. Dated 22nd September 1936.
An architectural drawing/map titled “London and North Eastern Railway Company, Broomhill Avenue” with the scale at the bottom. Also has the names: William Smith Rannie, Charles Crombie and Georgina Isobel Forbes Watson written on it. Drawn by T. Scott Sutherland, Chartered Architect, Amicable House, Aberdeen. Undated.
Letter to Managing Director at Scottish Amicable Building Society. Dated 3rd July 1936.
Letters regarding the sale of the property to James R. Thomson, Mechanical Engineer including plans, specifications, and offer letter. 1936.
Letter to James R. Thomson, 61 Stanley Street, Aberdeen. Dated 9th April 1936.
Letter to Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited. Dated 22nd May 1936.
Note for Settlement of Price of property No. 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen sold by Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited to James Reid Thomson. 1936.
Copy Testing Clause for Minute of Agreement between The Scottish Amicable Building Society and James Reid Thomson re. Subjects 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. Loan p. £529 repayable by monthly instalments of £3.6.9 commencing 25th July 1936.
Scottish Amicable Building Society Schedule of Execution. Dated 30th June 1936.
Letter to J.R. Thomson from E.R. Lumsden. Dated 22nd June 1936.
Letter to Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited. Dated 9th April 1936.
Letter to William S. Allison. Dated 11th June 1936.
Loose piece of paper with hand-written notes in ink. Undated.
Copy of Scottish Amicable Building Society Statement. Dated 1938.
Scottish Amicable Building Society Application for an Advance for the sum of £520. Dated 15th June 1936.
Scottish Amicable Building Society Schedule of Deeds for mortgagor James Reid Thomson. Dated 1st July 1938.
Scottish Amicable Building Society Certificate of Title. Dated 24th June 1936.
Certificate from H.M. General Register House, Edinburgh dated 28th July 1938 acknowledging the registration of the Feu Disposition.
Envelope containing a letter to James R. Thomson from E.R. Lumsden. Dated 15th June 1938.
Certificate from H.M. General Register House, Edinburgh dated 28th July 1938 acknowledging the registration of the Feu Disposition.
Envelope containing a letter to James R. Thomson from E.R. Lumsden. Dated 15th June 1938.
Note of Seller’s Agents’ Charges on Re-Sale of Subjects No. 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. 1938.
Scottish Amicable Building Society Loan Statement. Undated.
Letter to E.R. Lumsden from W. Kirkwood, Solicitor, 193 Union Street, Aberdeen. Dated 10th August 1938.
Letters relating to 9 Broomhill Road. 1938.
Letter to Managing Director at Scottish Amicable Building Society. Dated 12th July 1940.
Letter to E.R. Lumsden from William S. Allison from Scottish Amicable Building Society. Dated 11th July 1940.
Letters and correspondence relating to loan application. 1938.
Letters and correspondence relating to 9 Broomhill Avenue and Lilian Jopling. 1940.
Typed letter: “Mrs. Lilian Pickles or Jopling, Midwife, residing now or lately at number seventy-one King Street, Aberdeen, and her husband, Charles Edward Jopling, retired Master Marine, also now or lately residing there, as joint obligant, cautioner, surety and full debtor for and along with his said wife for due implement of all the obligations and others incumbent upon her as herein set forth, the said Mrs. Lilian Pickles or Jopling being a... ALL AND WHOLE the house number nine Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen, in the city and county of Aberdeen, with the solum thereof and ground attached... four hundred and eighty-five pounds twenty...three pounds two shillings and three pence.”
Copy Testing Clause for Minute of Agreement between The Scottish Amicable Building Society and Mrs. Lilian Pickles or Jopling, re subjects No. 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. Loan p. £485 repayable in twenty years by monthly instalments of £3.2.3 commencing 14th August 1938. Dated 1938.
Note for Settlement of price of No. 9 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. Dated 15th July 1938.
Loose piece of paper with hand-written notes in ink. Undated.
Letter to E.R. Lumsden from T. Scott Sutherland, Chartered and Registered Architect, Surveyor. Dated 22nd July 1938. |