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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	£1693.6.8					£1693.6.8
Whitewall, Justenhaugh, and Muirhead	£250.0.0	Whitewall, Justenhaugh, Muirhead	By the above Decree of Division, dated 16 Jun 1767, divided thus: Whitewall	James Gemmell, Esq.	£145.0.0
			Justenhaugh and Muirhead £105
			By Decree of Division, dated 05 Dec 1775, divided thus: Justenhaugh	James Ogilvy, Esq.	£41.8.5 1/12
			Muirhead	James Ogilvy, Esq.	£63.11.6 11/12
						£250.0.0
Murthell	£300.0.0	Murthell		James Ogilvy, Esq.		£300.0.0
wester Auchleuchrie	£133.6.8	Wester Auchleuchrie		James Ogilvy, Esq.		£133.6.8
Wester Ogil	£700.0.0	Glen Ogil	By Decree of Division, dated 16 Jun 1767, divided thus: Mains of Wester Ogil, as possessed by George Leighton; Waterhaugh, as possessed by David Bruce; Hunchar, as possessed by George Bruce; and Redheugh, as possessed by William Henry; upon which Mr George Lyon renounced his absolute powers in favor of his son William Lyon	George Lyon, Esq.	£290.9.3
			Remainder of the Estate over which Mr George Lyon reserved his absolute power,	George Lyon, Esq.	£409.10.9
						£700.0.0
Easter Ogil	£300.0.0	Easter Ogil and Glenley	By Decree of Division dated 30 Apr 1802, divided thus: Glenley	George Lyon, Esq.	£100.0.0
			Remainder of the Estate	Alexander Simpson, Esq.	£200.0.0
						£300.0.0
Wester Memus	£166.13.4	Wester Memus		Dr M'Lagan		£166.13.4
Easter Memus	£133.6.8	Easter Memus		Miss Oglivy		£133.6.8
Inshewan	£400.0.0	Inshewan		Miss Ogilvy		£400.0.0
Newmiln	£66.13.4	Newmiln		Colonel Kinloch		£66.13.4
Quarriehill and Wolflaw	£133.6.8	Newmiln and Woolflaw	No Decree of Division can be traced. In the oldest Cess Book extant (1748) Newmiln is entered at £200, which, there is no doubt, was made up of the £66.13.4 in the Original Roll for Newmiln, and £133.6.8 for Qurriehill and Wolflaw. In the Cess Book for 1752, Newmiln is reduced to £160, and £40 is separately en-
Carried over	£4276.13.4					£4143.6.8
Brought forward	£4276.13.4					£4143.6.8
			tered for Lands belonging to Thomas Davidson. This valuation continues ever after in the Cess Books.
			Inde-Wolflaw	James Kerr	£40.0.0
			Remainder for Quarriehill, now known as part of Newmill,	Colonel Kinloch	£93.6.8	£133.6.8
Cairn and Sheriff Bank	£166.13.4	Cairn and Bankhead	No Decree of Division can be traced; but in the oldest Cess Book, viz. 1748, these Lands are entered as under, and have ever since continued: Cairn	Colonel Kinloch	£96.0.0
			Bankhead	James Brown. Esq.	£70.13.4
						£166.13.4
Kinnalty	£346.13.4	Kinnalty, and part Downiepark	No Decree of Division can be traced. In the oldest Cess Book, viz. 1748, the Lands of Kinnalty are entered as under, and have ever since continued at that valuation: Kinnalty	Lord Airly	£282.12.7
			In the same Cess Book, and in subsequent years, the Lands of Turfaehie are entered at £164, being £64 more than their original valuation, as after stated. The £64 arises from a part of Kinnalty having been acquired by the proprietor of Turfachie, and therefore falls to be stated thus: Part of Kinnalty	Colonel Rattray's Heirs	£64.0.0
						£346.12.7
Turfachie	£100.0.0	Downiepark		Colonel Rattray's Heirs		£100.0.0
Auchnagray	£66.13.4	Auchnagray or Queich		Colonel Rattray's Heirs		£66.13.4
	£4956.13.4					£4956.12.7
				Lost on Kinnalty		£0.0.9
			QQ

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