| Ref No | MS 3219/3/3/7/1/76 |
| Finding Number | MS 3219/3/124/76 |
| Title | Discharge of bond by William Gray, writer in Edinburgh, of James Watt of Greenock to the heirs of Thomas Hanna |
| Level | Item |
| Date | 14 December 1756 |
| Description | [The three documents MS 3219/3/124/74 - 76 pertain to a claim for payment of money borrowed by James Watt of Greenock from James Loudon, merchant in Glasgow, on the life of Thomas Hanna, minor, son of Thomas Hanna, merchant of Glasgow, deceased]. |
| Extent | 1 |
| Format | Item |
| Related Material | A single receipt from 1744 was discovered at Doldowlod in 2002 and donated to the City Archives. It is listed in the ‘Later additions to the papers of James Watt and Family’ part of the MS 3219 catalogue.
The Watt and Muirhead papers were microfilmed by Adam Matthew Publications as part of Industrial Revolution: A Documentary History. ‘Muirhead I’ was published in Series One: part 2 in 1993; ‘Muirhead II-IV’ in Series One: parts 6 and 8, in 1997; and the ‘James Watt Papers’ in Series Three, in 1999. All the microfilms are available in Birmingham City Archives. |
| Physical Description | Papers and correspondence |
| Access Status | Open |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Three Generations of Watts. Extracts from the Doldowlod Papers, by Julian Gibson-Watt (1995), has a section on the trading correspondence of James Watt of Greenock and on the Finlay & Cation papers. [B&W Pamphlets G/7] |