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Proprietor	Land	Totals
	PARISH OF TWYNHAME Continued.
Date of Decree.	NAMES OF LANDS	£.s.d.
1819. Sept.17.	The Lands of Trostree, valuation £60, divided as under:-
	Part of Trostree, belonging to Thomas Gordon,	53 0 0
	Part of Trostree, called Carse of Trostree, belonging to John M'Haffie,	7 0 0
		60 0 0
	PARISH OF URR.
	NAMES OF LANDS	£ s. d.
1764. April 30.	Miltoun's Lands, valuation £250, divided as under:-
	Three Merkland, belonging to Andrew Laurie of Redcastle,	195 0 0
	Town of Urr, belonging to Patrick Gordon of Troquhain,	55 0 0
		250 0 0
1774. Nov.1.	The Lands of Crochmore, valuation £180, divided as under:-
	Charles Sharpe of Hoddam, his half thereof,	90 0 0
	William Copland of Collieston, his half thereof,	90 0 0
		180 0 0
	N.B. - This division was afterwards found to be altogether nugatory, and
	void and null.- See Decreet of the Commissioners, 30th April, 1814.
	Found, that the lands of Glenshalloch, alias Waterside, Aucheninnes, and
	Little Richorn, with the Manor Place of Dalbeaty, are the same Lands
	that stand in the Cess Books under the denomination of "Waterside,
	and all beyond the Burn", and are valued at £220.
1785, Sept. 29.	Part of "Barns Teynd" entered in the Roll of 1780 as the Teinds of Little
	Barfill and Craigley at a valuation of £46, divided and allocated on the
	Lands after mentioned, which were part of the Nithdale Estate in this
	parish, viz.
	Auchengibbert,	22 0 0
	Meikle Miltoun, and Mill of Urr,	4 0 0
	Dalmonyside,	3 0 0
	Herriesdale,	1 0 0
	Craigley,	4 0 0
		34 0 0
	And the remainder of the said Teinds, valuation £12, ordered to be trans-
	ferred to, and allocated upon, the Lands of Auchenhay and others, in the
	parish of Kirkpatrick-Durham.
	N.B. - The transfer of the aforesaid Valuation of Teinds, £12, to the
	Lands of Auchenhay and others, in the parish of Kirkpatrick-Durham,
	was afterwards found to be improper, and ultra vires of the Commission-
	ers, and that valuation was restored to the said Lands of Craigley and
	Little Barfill in this parish. - See Decreet of Commissioners, 22nd March,
	1799.
	PARISH OF URR Continued,
Date of Decree	NAMES OF LANDS	£ s d
1788. April 30.	Part of "Barns Teynd," afterwards Lord Selkirk's, valuation £64, 6s 8d.
	divided and allocated as under:-
	On the Lands of Redcastle, belonging to Walter Sloan Laurie, of Redcastle,	44 0 0
	On the Lands of Garmartin, belonging to David Maxwell of Cardonness,	3 0 0
	On the Lands of Glenarm, belonging to the Rev. George Maxwell,	4 0 0
	And the remainder, £13, 6s 8d continues chargeable against Lord Selkirk,	13 6 8
		64 6 8
1788. April 30.	Collieston's half of the Lands of Crochmore, valuation £90, and the Teinds
	thereof, valuation £3, 15s. these making together £93, 15s. divided as
	after mentioned:-
	That part of the said Lands still called Crochmore, and belonging to William
	Copland of Collieston,	56 13 4
	Teinds thereof,	2 7 3
	That part of the said Lands now called Newark, and belonging to John Boyd
	of Milton,	33 6 8
	Teinds thereof,	1 7 9
		93 15 0
	N.B. - This Division having been made on erroneous data, was afterwards
	found to be nugatory, and void and null. - See Decreet of Commissioners,
	30th April, 1814.
1798. Dec. 7.	The Lands of Glenshalloch, alias Waterside, Aucheninnes, and Little
	Richhorn, with the Manor-place of Dalbeaty, valuation £220, and the
	Teinds of the said Lands, valuation £39, these making together £259,
	divided as under:-
	Glenshalloch, alias Waterside, Aucheninnes, with the Manor-place of Dalbeaty,
	belonging to Alexander Copland, of King's Grange,	189 0 0
	Teinds thereof,	34 0 0
	Little Richorn, belonging to Mrs Agnes Maxwell, of Munshes,	31 0 0
	Teinds thereof,	5 0 0
		259 0 0
-21	The Lands of Lagg's Larg, alias Larglanglee, valuation £120, and the
	Teinds of the said Lands, valuation £18, divided as under:-
	That part of the said Lands now called Longlarg, and belonging to Robert
	Threshie,	87 0 0
	Teinds thereof,	13 0 0
	That other part of the said Lands, now called Little Larg, and belonging to
	Agnes, Grizel, and Mary Bryce,	33 0 0
	Teinds thereof,	5 0 0
		138 0 0
1799. March 22.	The transfer of £12 of valuation of Teinds, part of "Barn Teynd," from
	this parish, to the Lands of Auchenhay and others, in the parish of Kirk-
	patrick-Durham, 29th September, 1785, found to have been improper,
	and ultra vires of the Commissioners; and that valuation now order-
	ed to be restored to this parish; and £6 thereof to be allocated on
	the lands of Craigley, in addition to the £4 of valuation of Teinds al-

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