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| Proprietor and land | Valuation |
|---|---|
| 24th [page] | |
| Landward parish of Dumfries continued | |
| Brot. [Brought] over | 4092.6.8 |
| to lye in the Territory of the Burgh of Dumfries are lyable to pay public Burdens to them the Collector of the Cess for the County gets yearly an Allowance for the valued rent of them, and of the Lands beforementioned which are said and before observed to be lost | |
| Summa of the Landward parish of Dumfries is Four thousand and ninety two Merks Six Shills [Shillings] and Eight pennies Scots | 4092.6.8 |
| Parish of Carlaverock | |
| The five merkland of Conheath | 325.0.0 |
| The Five pound land of Bourland that belonged to Craigs & now belongs to the Duke of Queensberry | 150.0.0 |
| The five Mk [Merk] Land of Knockhornock | 50.0.0 |
| The Lands of Blackshaw Sherringtown Howmains Highmains Kirkland of Carlaverock wt. [with] the fishing and Miln Glenhowan and the Lands of Bankend are valued | 1757.0.0 |
| The Lands of Kirkblain are valued | 245.0.0 |
| 2002.0.0 | |
| But the Landtax payble forth of the same has been for a long time uplifted by the proportions following viz. | |
| For the highlands of Carlaverock | 898.0.0 |
| For the Lands of Blackshaw | 1000.0.0 |
| For the Kirkland of Carlaverock | 104.0.0 |
| Which three proportions make up the valued Rent foresaid | |
| Summa of the Parish of Carlaverock is Two thousand five hundred and twenty seven Merks Scots | 2527.0.0 |
| 25th [page] | |
| Parish of Kirkmahoe | |
| The Twenty pound land of Dalswinton is valued in Cumulo at | 2600.0.0 |
| But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply dated 4th June 1760 the aforesaid Cumulo Valuation was divided and equally proportioned upon and among the Lands contained in the said Twenty pound land as follows | |
| Upon that part of the Mains of Dalswinton within the Inclosures including the Grass of the Orchards | 645.0.0 |
| Upon that part of the said Mains without the Inclosures called Dalkip Sandbed Willie Isle & Six Acres of Outer Deluran adjoining thereto | 144.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Whiteleys | 48.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Forty penny Land | 240.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Forrest | 120.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Drumbankfoot | 192.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Drumbankhead | 216.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Forresthead | 44.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Craig of Forrest | 14.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Townhead | 240.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands if ConnelCraig | 75.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Yett | 75.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Carsehill | 71.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Crofthead | 48.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Broadriggs | 42.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Boghall | 48.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Braehead | 84.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Leys | 95.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Smithtown | 71.0.0 |
| Upon the Lands of Ruleton | 41.0.0 |
| And upon the Miln of Dalswinton and Lands belonging thereto | 47.0.0 |
| Which proportions added together make up the Sum of the foresaid Cumulo | |
| Carried over | 2600.0.0 |
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24th [page][signed]
John Goldie
William Mein
25th [page]
[signed]
John Goldie
William Mein
Transcriber's notes
Note. "Prior to 1707, 1 merk equalled two thirds of a Scots pound, i.e. £0.13.4, which was equivalent to £0.1.1 sterling."Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
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