Aberdeen Registers Online: 1398-1511

Edda Frankot; Anna Dorothea Havinga; Claire Hawes; William Hepburn; Wilhelmus Theodorus Maria Peters; Jackson Armstrong; Philip William Astley; Andrew Mackillop; Andrew Robert Craig Simpson; Adam Zachary Wyner

Aberdeen Registers Online: 1398-1511

Edda Frankot, Anna Dorothea Havinga, Claire Hawes, William Hepburn, Wilhelmus Theodorus Maria Peters, Jackson Armstrong, Philip William Astley, Andrew Mackillop, Andrew Robert Craig Simpson, Adam Zachary Wyner

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Abstract

Aberdeen Registers Online: 1398-1511 (ARO) is a digital transcription of the first eight volumes of the Aberdeen Council Registers. These comprise the earliest and most complete run of books of civic government in Scotland, beginning in 1398 (volume one) and covering the period up to 1511 (volume eight).

The registers are held by the Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire Archives (archival reference CA/1/1/1 - CA/1/1/8) and have been inscribed on the UNESCO UK Memory of the World Register, in recognition of their historical significance.

The Aberdeen Registers Online webpage and resource is an outcome of the project, Law in the Aberdeen Council Registers, 1398-1511: Concepts, Practices, Geographies (LACR). The project was funded by the Leverhulme Trust, Aberdeen City Council and the Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies at the University of Aberdeen.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Aberdeen
Publisher	University of Aberdeen
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 2019

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https://www.abdn.ac.uk/aroLicence: CC BY-NC

Aberdeen Registers Online 1398-1511
Hepburn, W. (Creator), Frankot, E. B. I. (Creator), Havinga, A. D. (Creator), Hawes, C. (Creator), Peters, W. T. M. (Creator), Armstrong, J. (Creator), Astley, P. W. (Creator), MacKillop, A. (Creator), Simpson, A. (Creator) & Wyner, A. Z. (Creator), University of Aberdeen, 2019
DOI: 10.20392/ff90263d-b66b-4a9b-8f78-e1daf25d81b7, https://www.abdn.ac.uk/aro and one more link, https://www.abdn.ac.uk/riiss/projects/aberdeen-registers-online-213.php (show fewer)
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Jackson Armstrong
- School of Divinity, History & Philosophy, History - Senior Lecturer
Person: Academic

7 Public talks, tours or presentations
1 Presentation
1 Invited talk
1 Workshop, Seminar or Course

Aberdeen's Medieval Burgh Records (for Lively Minds Group)
Jackson Armstrong (Speaker) & William Hepburn (Speaker)
21 Mar 2023
Activity: Disseminating Research › Public talks, tours or presentations
Invited talk, on “The Burgh Records and the Making of Strange Sickness” (for the Burgesses of Guild)
Jackson Armstrong (Speaker) & William Hepburn (Speaker)
23 Mar 2023
Activity: Disseminating Research › Invited talk
The Aberdeen Burgh Records Project
Jackson Armstrong (Speaker)
25 May 2023
Activity: Disseminating Research › Public talks, tours or presentations

Was Aberdeen the birthplace of Scotch Whisky?
Jackson Armstrong
19/07/19
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Research
Opening up Aberdeen's 'jewel in the crown' to the world
Jackson Armstrong
4/06/19
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Research

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Aberdeen Registers Online: 1398-1511

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Aberdeen Registers Online 1398-1511

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Jackson Armstrong

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Aberdeen's Medieval Burgh Records (for Lively Minds Group)

Invited talk, on “The Burgh Records and the Making of Strange Sickness” (for the Burgesses of Guild)

The Aberdeen Burgh Records Project

Press/Media

Was Aberdeen the birthplace of Scotch Whisky?

Opening up Aberdeen's 'jewel in the crown' to the world

Cite this