Records relating to Fraserburgh held by Aberdeen City Archives, Old Aberdeen House, Dunbar Street, Aberdeen AB24 3UJ tel: 01224 481775 email     archives@aberdeencity.gov.uk fax 01224 495830 Please book an appointment in advance as the public searchroom in Aberdeen is quite small. Open Monday to Wednesday 9.30 - 1.00 and 2.00 - 4.30. (This page was correct in 2007 - some details may have changed.) Current Aberdeenshire Archives link is found on  "Useful Web-links". Education Records Please note that records less than 100 years old are subject to the Data Protection Act (1998) - you will be asked for proof of identitification and to complete a form. Some school log books less than 100 years old may be closed to the public to protect individuals named in the log books. Fraserburgh Academy ED/GR6S/B25 Log books 1873 -1980 Admission registers 1900 - 1943 Fraserburgh Infant School ED/GR6S/B27 Log book 1903 - 1936 (includes Broadsea.) Log book 1936 - 1972. No admission records have been transferred to the archives. Fraserburgh Nursery School ED/GR6S/B29 Log book 1946 - 1986 No admission records have been transferred to the archives. Fraserburgh South Park School No admission records have been transferred to the archives. Fraserburgh School Board Records AC/5?33 Minute books, 1873 - 1911 Letter books, 1873 - 1918 Ledgers, 1873 - 1919  Register of Deeds, 1881 - 1913 Pass book 1873 - 1885  Burgh of Fraserburgh and Fraserburgh Town Council records Police Commisssioners minutes 1840 - 1893 Burgh Commissioners minutes, 1893 - 1899 Burgh Commissioners and Town Council minutes, 1899 - 1908 Town Council minutes 1908 - 1973 Burgh Court book 1881 - 1924 Harbour Board minutes 1802 - 1961 Printed accounts 1967 - 1970 Assessed rolls, 1871 - 1950 Fraserburgh Parochial Board/Parish Council Please note that  records less than 100 years old are subject to the Data Protection Act (1998) Minutes, 1845 - 1933. Public assiatance committee minutes,1933 - 1936. Local Authority minutes, 1879 - 1889. Landward committee minutes, 1895 - 1927. General Registers of the Poor, 1846 - 1930 (these have been indexed by the Aberdeen and North East of Scotland Family History Society and copies can be seen at Old Aberdeen House and at the ANESFHS offices in King Street, Aberdeen.) Children’s Separate register, 1846 - 1914. Valuation Rolls. 1859 - 1989 (after this date only commercial peoperties are rated.)