Crawfurd's Bursary
Description
Crawfurd's Bursary was founded in 1576 by Thomas Crawfurd (or Crauford, or Crawford) of Jordanhill (1530-1603), a soldier and Provost of Glasgow in 1577. He was the first person to found a bursary at the University from his own means.
Crawford gave the University an annual rent of 16 bolls of oatmeal from the mill of Partick, for the maintenance of a bursar in Philosophy. The bursar was to be presented by him or by one of his successors or, failing them, by the Principal and Regents.
Summary
Crawfurd's Bursary
Award Type: Bursaries
Year Founded: 1576
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Record last updated: 7th May 2007
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