Seven Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen
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Seven Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen is an ancient society of craftsmen in Aberdeen, Scotland. Their home is Trinity Hall on the city's Holburn Street.
The society comprises seven trades:
- Hammermen (1519)
- Bakers (1398)
- Wrights and Coopers (1527)
- Tailors (1511)
- Shoemakers (1484 and 1520)
- Weavers (pre 1222)
- Fleshers (1534)
Office holders
- J. George Ross, Deacon Convener
- David N Parkinson, Master of Trades Hospital
- Malcolm Gunnyeon, joint Trades Clerk and Assessor
- Allan Collie, joint Trades Clerk and Assessor
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