On 23 October 1498, compeared John Litster, burgess, and Agnes Club, his spouse, and resigned an annual rent of 6 s from their lands in the Green into the hands of Andrew Cullen, elder, bailie. He thereupon gave sasine to Andrew Couper, collector for the chaplains of the church of St Nicholas.

{. . .} In mei notarii publici et testium subscriptorum presentia personaliter constituti Iohannes litster burgensis de Aberdene et agnes Club sponsa sua . . . vnum annuum redditum sex solidorum . . . de totis et integris terris suis Iacentibus in vico viridi {. . .} In manibus prouidi viri Andree Cullane senioris vnius balliuorum dicti burgi . . . resignarunt Et consequenter Idem balliuus . . . sasinam successoriam totius et Integri annui redditus prelibati cum suis pertinentiis domino Andree Couper collectori ac procuratorio nomine capellanorum ecclesie parochialis beati nicholaij dicti burgi deliberauit {. . .}