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TitleTitle Deeds for 6/14 Eastside, Kirkintilloch

ReferenceGD75

Date1794-1969

Archive creatorMrs Di Paulo

Scope and ContentTitle deeds, 1794-1969.

Extent37 items [0.1m]

LanguageEnglish

Archival historyThe deeds were found among the belongings of Mrs Di Paulo's sister who died in March 2003.

SubjectDeeds

Level of descriptionfonds

Admin history/Biography6/14 Eastside was sold to Sir John Stirling of Glorat by John Watt Esq of Glentore, sometime Surgeon in Kirkintilloch, in 1794. The property then consisted of 'a tenement of houses, and office, houses, high and laigh, back and fore, with the yard and pertinents'. In 1806 the property was sold to William Reid of Hayston, and it was sold to James Stark in 1859. In 1915 Frederick Di Paolo acquired the property. The Di Paolos ran a cafe at 6 Eastside, no. 8 became a dressmakers, no. 10 a cobbler, no. 12 a hairdressers, and no. 14 was residential. The property later became the East 14 pub.

Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch