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| Proprietor | Land | Valuation | Totals |
|---|---|---|---|
| PARISH OF DUNSCORE CONTINUED. | |||
| Date of Decrees | NAMES OF LANDS | M. [Merks] s. [shillings] d. [pennies] | |
| 30. Apr 1801. | The Lands of Nether Bessiewalls, valuation 63 merks 10s., [shillings] divided as under:- | ||
| That part called Jonkine, | 10.10.0 | ||
| That part called Bent or Lochenlee, | 35.4.5 | ||
| The remainder called Lochenhead, | 17.8.11 | ||
| [total] | 63.10.0 | ||
| 22. Jun 1802. | Four-fifth of the Three Shilling Land of Over Killyleoch, valuation 78 merks, divided as under :- | ||
| That part called Lanehead, and Burnhead, belonging to James Corrie, | 60.0.0 | ||
| The remainder, belonging to James Laurie, | 18.0.0 | ||
| [total] | 78.0.0 | ||
| 14. Feb 1805. | The lands called West Burnhead, and Lowburnhead, with the Miln-lands of Friar's Carse, commonly called the Grange Miln, valuation 160 merks, divided thus:- | ||
| The Miln, Miln Lands and Meadows, belonging to William Laidlaw, | 40.0.0 | ||
| The Lands of Upper or West Burnheads, belonging to James Laurie, | 50.0.0 | ||
| The Lands of Nether of Lowburnhead, belonging to Robert and James McKinnell | 70.0.0 | ||
| [total] | 160.0.0 | ||
| 3. Oct. 1820. | Part of Friar's Carse, called Bush, valuation | 110.0.0 | |
| Lochmailing, Allantonfoot, and Roughhill, | 120.0.0 | ||
| Grange Miln, Miln-lands and Meadow, | 40.0.0 | ||
| Amounting together to | 270.0.0 | ||
| - | Which aggregate, the Commissioners divided as under:- | ||
| That part acquired by George Whigham, | 152.6.8 | ||
| That part acquired by James Crichton, | 50.0.0 | ||
| And that part acquired by James McKinnell, | 67.6.8 | ||
| [total] | 270.0.0 | ||
| The Merk Land of Kellieston, valuation 75 merks, divided as under:- | |||
| That part acquired by James Graham, | 8.4.5⅓ | ||
| That part acquired by Theodore Blackie, | 8.4.5⅓ | ||
| That part acquired by David Burnet, | 16.8.10⅔ | ||
| That part acquired by George Whigham, | 41.8.10⅔ | ||
| [total] | 75.0.0 | ||
| 30. Apr 1824. | The Thirty Shilling Land of Nether Laggan, valuation 112 merks 6s. [shilling] 8d., [pennies] divided as under:- | ||
| Part called Woodhead, | 50.0.0 | ||
| Part called Woodfoot, | 6.3.4 | ||
| Part called Nether Laggan, | 50.0.0 | ||
| And another part thereof, | 6.3.4 | ||
| [total] | 112.6.8 | ||
| PARISH OF DURRISDEER. | |||
| NAMES OF LANDS. | |||
| 17. May 1745. | The Mains of Enoche, The Lands of Cleughfoot, and Holestain, The Lands of Enochtown, Carronfoot, with the Miln thereof, The Waulkmiln, The | ||
| PARISH OF DURRISDEER CONTINUED. | |||
| Date of Decrees. | NAMES OF LANDS | ||
| 17. May 1745. | Lands of Scarhead in Durrisdeertown, besides Fishings, Services, Kaynes, and other casualties not included nor valued, were rated in the old valuation Roll, at | 1800.0.0 | |
| The Four Merk Land of Auchensell and Muiryhill | 175.0.0 | ||
| The Mains of Ballagan and Eight Merk Land of Drumcruil, | 660.0.0 | ||
| The Forty Shilling Land of Over Dalveen, Cleughstanefoot, and Burngrains, The Lands of Muircleugh, Cottarhouse, and Mains of Castlehill, | 1350.0.0 | ||
| Making together | 3985.0.0 | ||
| And by decree of this date, the Commissioners ordained the whole of the above lands, valued as aforesaid, to be included in the cumulo valuation of the Estate of Queensberry. | |||
| 3. Oct. 1774. | The Merk Lands that pertained to the Earl of Carnwath, and which belonged to Lord Eliock, are stated in the old valuation Book at 800 merks, and by decree of this date, the Commissioners, on the Petition of Lord Eliock and others, found and declared that these parts and portions of the Twenty-six Merk Land of Eliock, situated in this parish, viz:- The Lands of Crairie, The Lands of Burnmouth, Fardingmalloch, Glenwhirn, Over Glengenny, Nether Glengenny, and Dryfesmark, with | ||
| pertinents, ought to be stated in the Cess Books of the County, as lying within this parish, by the aforesaid names, in place of the general description under which they stood originally valued at the foresaid sum of | 800.0.0 | ||
| 30. Apr 1827. | The Commissioners, by their decree of this date, divided the cumulo valuation of the Five Merk Land of the Town of Durrisdeer, being 247 merks 6s. [shillings] 8d., [pennies] (exclusive of 4-16th shares thereof, called Scarhead, which forms part of the Duke of Queensberry's cumulo,) and appointed the same to be rated separately as under:- | ||
| Nine-sixteenth shares thereof, belonging to the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry | 185.8.4 | ||
| Three-sixteenth shares, belonging to James Yorstoun and John Harper | 61.11.8 | ||
| [total] | 247.6.8 | ||
| PARISH OF ESKDALEMUIR AND WESTERKIRK. | |||
| NAMES OF LANDS. | |||
| 5. Jun 1739. | The Lands that pertained to Craikhaugh, possessed by Grizzel Scott, stood valued at | 300.0.0 | |
| And the rest of Craikhaugh's Lands at | 375.0.0 | ||
| Making together | 675.0.0 | ||
| But the Commissioners, by their decree of this date, divided the above aggregate, and proportioned the same as under:- | |||
| The Lands of Craikhaugh, Raeburnfoot, Heatherdykes, and Johnston Dinnings, that pertained to Graham Shaw, | 528.0.0 | ||
| The Lands of Johnstone, | 147.0.0 | ||
| [total] | 675.0.0 | ||
| 30. Apr 1799. | The Lands of Raeburnfoot, Craikhaugh, Heatherdyke, and Johnstone Dinnings that pertained to Graham of Shaw, valuation 528 merks, dibided as under:- | ||
| Craikhaugh, Heatherydyke, and Johnston Dinnings, | 300.0.0 | ||
| The Lands of Raeburnfoot | 228.0.0 | ||
| [total] | 528.0.0 |
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