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Lands, per Original Roll, 1683	Rent per Orig Roll	Present Names of Lands	Divisions	Present Proprietors	Valued Rent as Divided	Cumulo Valued Rent
Brought forward	£8399.6.8					£8043.14.10
		David Cargill, £20.0.0	Sold to David Hay in 1775	John Hay, Esq.		£20.0.0
		Carmichael's Mortification £155.0.0		Carmichael's Mortification		£155.0.0
		John Johnston £25.0.0		Kirk Session of Arbroath, and Dr. Stevenson		£25.0.0
		Barber's Croft £20.0.0		James Peter		£20.0.0
		David Scott £10.0.0		Dr [Doctor] John Stevenson		£10.0.0
		David Dorward £20.0.0		John Dorward		£20.0.0
		Smiddy Croft £18.0.0		Mr William Colvill		£18.0.0
	£8299.6.8					£8311.14.10
				Increase on this Parish		£12.8.2
			*1 By Decree of division, dated 2 Oct 1821, the Lands of Auchmithie and half Lands of Newton, now called Abbethune, valued at £503.7.5, are thus divided:
			The eastmost half of the Town and Lands of Newton of Aberbrothwick, sold to Robert Scott Esq.	Robert Scott Esq.		£70.4.9
			The West Mains or Upper Town of Auchmithie, possessed by John Finlay. The East Mains, and those parts of West Mains of Auchmithie, possessed by James Thomson, reserving therefrom three fields called the Paddocks. The Lands of Seafield and Nethershed, possessed by James Thomson, Mayheugh and Hurnesswells, and Fisherpark, sold to	The Earl of Northesk		£247.4.11
			The remaining part of Auchmithie, lying on the south side of the road leading from Arbroath to the fishing village of Auchmithie, still belonging to	John Rolland, Esq		£185.17.9
			[total]			£503.7.5
			*2 By Decree of Division, dated 30 Apr 1821, the Lands of Kirkton, belonging to James Weir, are divided as follows, viz.
			PARISH OF ST. VIGEANS Continued
			Part of said Lands, sold to John Hay, Esq. of Letham,	John Hay, Esq.	£30.13.1
			The remainder of said Lands still belonging to	Mr James Weir	£37.6.11
			[total]		£68.0.0
			*3 By Decree of Division, dated 1 Oct 1822, the Lands belonging to Provost Greig's heirs, which are valued at £70.6.6 are thus divided:
			1. Two lots belonging to John Lindsay	John Lindsay	£29.1.2.1/2
			2. One lot belonging to John Stewart	John Stewart	£10.13.9
			3. One lot belonging to Margaret Greig	Margaret Greig	£14.18.10.1/2
			4. One lot belonging to George Kyd	George Kyd	£15.12.8
			[total]		£70.6.6
			PARISH OF STRATHMARTINE
Strathmartine, including Baldovin's purchase	£550.0.0	Strathmartine and Baldovin
Robert Bultie's acres	£80.0.0
Baldovine	£550.0.0		No Decree of Division of these Lands can be traced, but ever since the year 1748, the date of the oldest Cess Book extant, they have stood in the Cess Book thus:
			Strathmartine	Representatives of Admiral Laird		£713.14.4
			Baldragon	Representatives of Admiral Laird		£80.0.0
			Baldoven	Sir John Ogilvy, Bart.		£386.5.8
	£1180.0.0					£1180.0.0

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