---
_id: cni00051584
data:
  actDates:
    - end: 1856
      lang: eng
      start: 1837
      text: 1837-1856
  actNote:
    - intro: acti
      lang: eng
      text: papermaker
  extResource:
    - display: http://www.nls.uk/
      note:
        - lang: eng
          text: Scottish Book Trade Index online (list)
      url: http://www.nls.uk/catalogues/scottish-book-trade-index
  external:
    - auth: NLS-SBTI
      country: UK
      date: 20080207
  foundIn:
    - Slater 1852
    - 'Alexander A. Cormack. “Our ancient and honourable craft”. London, 1933'
    - 'History of Culter Paper Mills. Culter, 1951.'
  generalNote:
    - lang: eng
      text: 'Thomas McCombie and Robert Arbuthnot junior bought the lease of Culter Paper Mill, Mill No 9, on the retirement of John Irvine 21 November 1837. Thomas McCombie died in 1840, aged 26 and Robert Arbuthnot continued alone until 1856, when he sold the mill to Pirie & Sons of Stonehead.'
  heading:
    - part:
        - entry: Arbuthnot
        - firstname: Robert
        - addition: junior
      usedBy:
        - NLS-SBTI
  place:
    - part:
        - name: Culter
      typeOfPlace: actv
    - id: cnl00026571
      part:
        - name: Aberdeen
        - address: 3 Trinity Quay
      start: 1852
      typeOfPlace: actv
  related:
    - end: 1840
      note:
        - lang: eng
          text: 'Culter Paper Mill, **Culter'
      part:
        - entry: Thomas McCombie and Robert Arbuthnot junior
      start: 1837
      tmp: sbti:add record link
      typeOfEntity: cni
      typeOfRelationship: ex:hasRelatedEntity
    - end: 1856
      note:
        - lang: eng
          text: '*Culter Paper Mill, **Culter'
      part:
        - entry: Robert Arbuthnot and Thomas McCombie
      start: 1840
      tmp: sbti:add record link
      typeOfEntity: cni
      typeOfRelationship: ex:hasRelatedEntity
  typeOfEntry: 0
meta:
  history:
    - timestamp: 2014-03-14T12:00:00Z
  remark:
    - 'SBTI original entry: ARBUTHNOT, Robert, junior <papermaker> Culter'
    - 'Warning: the SBTI information was converted from unstructured format by automation. The assignment of data elements is to be regarded with caution.'
  status: n