E106/5/5/26A

Number Proprietors Lands Valuation Sub Valuation
(Scots Money).
6 The Trustees of the Duke of Fife, Lands and Estate of Kinminity and others. £961.16.9
7/1 William and James Morrison Auchairn, £50.5.2
7/2 James Weir, Tarmore £12.5.0
7/3 Alexander Innes, Crofts Glen £17.13.1
7/4 George Shearer, Burns of Kinminity £7.18.6
7/5 Robert Paterson, Burn of Aultmore, £9.7.4
7/6 Leslie Souter, Croft Glen, £2.17.8
7/7 John Simpson, Croft Aultmore, £0.14.5
7/8 John Simpson (George McWilliam), £1.0.8
7/9 James Paterson Fernking, £5.15.3
7/10 George McKay, Croft Riggins, £1.12.5
7/11 Trustees of Alexander Morrison, Groalpans, £7.13.1
7/12 John Stewart, Groalpans, £9.7.4
7/13 William Littlejohn, Slackhead, £8.12.11
7/14 John Stewart, Burns Croft, £8.12.11
7/15 Mrs. Stewart, Aultmore £1.3.1
7/16 John McWilliam, Aultmore, £1.1.7
7/17 Alexander Gray, Aultmore, £1.1.7
7/18 James King, Aultmore, £1.5.3
7/19 Alexander Craib, Junr., [Junior] Aultmore, £3.0.6
7/20 Joseph Ewing, Glen, £0.6.2
7/12 Murdo McKenzie, Glen, £3.12.1
7/22 George McHattie, Aultmore, £1.5.3
7/23 William Smith, Glen, £2.6.10
7/24 William Laird, Aultmore, £1.1.7
7/25 William Mair, Garralhill, £2.5.5
7/26 Rev. [Reverend] James Steuart. Fernking, £1.19.8
7/27 William Merson, Glen, £2.17.8
7/28 Peter Bonnyman, Aultmore, £0.8.8
7/29 William Donald, Broadrashes, £4.6.6
Carry forward £1133.14.4

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[Page] 26A

SCHEME OF ALLOCATION between and among the Trustees
of HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF FIFE, K.G., [Knight of the Garter] K.T., [Knight of the Thistle] and pur-
chasers from His Grace, or their Successors, of the Old
Valued Rent of the portions of the Fife Estates lying in the
Parish of Keith and County of Banff.

March 1913
The total Valued Rent of the whole lands in the Parish of Keith, formerly
belonging to the Duke of Fife, is £3044, 12s. [shillings] 4d. [pennies] Scots. This sum is allocated
below in the same proprotions as the Stipend which was payable by His
Grace previous to the commencement of the land sales was allocated in
the Scheme of Locality prepared in 1901. An allocation made on
the immediate basis of the real rents would no doubt be more strictly in
accordance with principle, but in many cases the amounts of the real rents at
the dates of the sales are not readily ascertainable. And as the allocation
of the Stipend was made on the bases of the real rents, it follows that the
present one also proceeds on that basis though not directly.

Joseph Ewing, [note] (no trace)
William Laird, [note] (no trace)

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