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VALUATION BOOK
OF THE
SHERIFFDOM OF DUMFRIES;
COMPREHENDIND THE
STEWARTRY OF ANNANDALE
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FIVE KIRKS OF ESKDALE |
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PRESBYTERY OF PENPONT.
PARISH OF GLENCAIRN. |
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The Estate of Maxwelltown, viz. the Four Merk and Half Merland of Auchenstrowan, Three Merkland of Balinnie, Two Merkland of Craiglirian, the Two Merk Half Merkland of Martour, the Two Merkland of Drumloss, Two Merk Half Merkland of Burnfoot, Three Merkland of Shankistoun, the Five Merkland of Maxwelltown, the Three Pound Land of Bellyboughts and Corsefuird, the Thirty Shilling Land of Braickenside, the Forty Shilling Land of Straith-head, the Forty Shilling Land of Dardarrock, the Half Merkland of Clarnestoun, the Two Merkland of Castlefairn, the Miln, the Merkland of Little Lagan, the Merkland of Meikle Laggan, and the Twa Merkland of Gordistoun, stood |
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The Valuation Book of the Shire of Dumfries was
made up and rectified 17th May, 1671; and on 30th
April, 1781, a new Valuation Book was made out to
that date, containing all the divisions that had taken
plane in consequence of acts of the Commissioners of Supply.
The following is the Valuation Book of the
said Shire, brought down to 6th November, 1787
VALUATION BOOK
OF THE
SHERIFFDOM OF DUMFRIES;
COMPREHENDING THE
STEWARTRY OF ANNANDALE,
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FIVE KIRKS OF ESKDALE. |
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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." |
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PARISH OF GLENCAIRN Continued |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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valued in the valuation book of the said shire, rectified in May 1671, in cumulo, at |
3400.0.0 |
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Item. The Merk and Half Merkland of Dibbin stood there valued per se, at |
150.0.0 |
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And the Thirty Shilling Land of Braickenside, at |
90.0.0 |
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3640.0.0 |
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But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply of the said shire, dated 16th August 1743, the foresaid valuations were divided, and the Land-tax, and all public burdens, appointed to be uplifted out of the same, in manner, and by the proportions following, viz. |
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Out of the lands of Bellyboughts, Corsefuird, Shang-Castle, or Shankistoun, the Two Merkland of Neise, One Merkland of Ballinnie, Two and a Half Merkland of Martour and Little Dibbin, the lands of Meikle Dibbib, the lands of Auchenstrowan, the lands of Craiglirian, the lands of Castlefairn, the Miln and Miln-lands of Gillygappoch, the lands of Hill, the lands of Peeltoun, and the Five Merkland of Maxwelltown, all holden of subject |
2516.10.0 |
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And out of the half of Dunreggan, alias Burnfoot, the Acres of the Templand Meadow, the lands of Braickenside, the lands of Straith, alias Straith-head, the lands of Bankhead, alias Auchenfeddrick, the lands of Wallistoun, the lands of Gordonstoun, the lands of Dardarroch and Clarnestoun, and the lands of Meikle and Little Laggans, which were holden of the Crown, |
1123.3.4 |
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Making together the foresaid cumulo of |
3640 |
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And by another Act of the said Commissioners, bearing date the 29th October 1765, the valued rents of the lands before-mentioned, holding of the Crown, are further divided and proportioned as follows, viz.
Upon the lands of the half of Dunreggan, alias Burnfoot, the Acres of Templand Meadow, the lands of Braickenside, the lands of Straith, alias Straith-head, the lands of Wallistoun, the lands of Gordonstoun, and the lands of Dardarroch and Clarnestoun, then belonging to the deceased Sir R. Laurie of Maxwelltown, Bart. [Baronet, |
795.6.8 |
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Carried over, |
795.6.8 |
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PARISH OF GLENCAIRN Continued. |
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Brought forward |
795.6.8 |
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And upon the lands of Bankhead, and Meikle and Little Laggans, disponed to Captain (now Lieutenant-colonel) Sir Robert Laurie of Maxwelltown, Baronet |
327.10.0 |
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Making together the second cumulo of |
1123.3.4 |
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So that the valuation of the whole foresaid lands was appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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On the above lands holding of the Duke of Queensberry, |
2516.10.0 |
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On the lands holding of the Crown, by the late Sir Robert Laurie, |
795.6.8 |
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And on the foresaid lands holding of the Crown, by Liutenant-Colonel Sir Robert Laurie, Baronet |
327.10.0 |
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3640.0.0 |
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And by another Act of the said Commissioners, dated 23d May 1787, the said valuation was further divided as follows, viz. |
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The lands of Bellybuchts at |
121.0.0 |
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The lands of Corseford, |
111.0.0 |
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The lands of Shancastle or Shankiston, |
151.6.8 |
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The lands of Craiglirian, |
181.10.0 |
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The lands of Drumloss |
151.0.0 |
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The lands of Hill, alias Gillygappoch, with the mill and mill lands of Gillygappoch, |
290.0.0 |
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And the lands of Maxwelltown, |
259.6.8 |
1265.10.0 |
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All which lands then belonged to Sir Robert Laurie of Maxwelltown, Baronet. |
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The lands of Castlefairn at |
252.0.0 |
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The lands of Neiss and Ballinnie, |
151.6.8 |
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And the lands of Auchestroan and Stranshalloch, |
282.6.8 |
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All acquired by William Forbes, Esq. of Callender. |
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686.0.0 |
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The lands of Martour, Meikle and Little Dibbins acquired by William Riddell, Esq. at |
313.0.0 |
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And the lands of Peilston, acquired by John Gordon, at |
252.0.0 |
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The Whole of the foresaid lands hold of the Duke of Queenberry. |
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Carried over |
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25516.10.0 |
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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." |
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PARISH of GLENCAIRN Continued |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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Brought forward |
2516.10.0 |
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The lands of Meikle and Little Laggans at |
176.6.8 |
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And the lands of Bankhead or Auchenfeddricks |
151.3.4 |
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The half of Dunreggan called Burnfoot, and the whole of the Temple Meadow, |
£131.1.0 |
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The lands of Straith, alias Straith-head, |
131.0.0 |
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The lands of Wallistown, |
50.5.4 |
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The lands of Gordonstown |
90.10.0 |
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And the lands of Dardarroch and Clarneston |
220.11.0 |
951.10.8 |
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All which lands also then belonged to the said Sir Robert Laurie, and were holden by him of the Crown.
The lands of Breckonside, acquire by Alexander Ferguson of Craigdarroch, Esquire, at |
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Ancient cumulo valuation. Merks |
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3640.0.0 |
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The lands pertaining to Craigdarroch, viz. __ The four merkland of Jerburgh, Lochenbennat and Damacullan, Craigdarroch Miln and Lagdow, the two merkland of Moss and Graynes, and Coatmantack, the land called the Twenty Shilling Land, the Three Merk Half Merkland of Chapplemark and Corrodow, the Two Merk Half Merkland of Cornbie, the Two Merk Half Merkland of Blairock, the Two Merk Half Merkland of Benbowie, the Two Merk Halfland of Barnhourie, the Thirty-Two Shilling Land of Craigdarroch, the Twenty Shilling Land if Neise, the Five Merkland of Barndarroch, Over Cairloche, Camanell, and Merkland of Dungalstoune, stood valued in the valuation book at |
1500.0.0 |
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The Two Merkland of Minniegryle, Two Merkland of Kirkcudbright, the Lands of Nether Caitloch, and Two Merk Half Merkland of Dunreggan, stood valued at |
475.0.0 |
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But an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 1st June 1749, It is found, that the foresaid Two Merk Half Merkland of Barnbourie, part of Craigdarroch's lands, holding of the Crown, ought to be one hundred and two merks, eight shillings, and six pennies Scots, as the just proportion of the above sum of one thousand five hundred merks, whereunto Craigdarroch's property lands are valued in cumulo. And that the.. |
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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." |
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PARISH OF GLENCAIRN continued |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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Brought forward |
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Upon the merkland of Kirkland, |
40.0.0 |
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the lands of Mid Inglistoune, |
300.0.0 |
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the lands of Half Merkland, |
50.0.0 |
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the lands of Gilmerstoun, |
138.0.0 |
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and the said miln and lands of Twa Merkland |
129.6.8 |
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Which makes up the foresaid cumulo of |
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657.6.8 |
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And the Comissioners of Supply, by another Act of date 29th April, 1786 divided the cumulo valuation of the said merkland of Kirkland, called the Nether Kirkland of Glencairn, as follows, viz. |
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The West-side thereof, belonging to William Campbell of Crawfurdtown, writer to the signet, |
20.0.0 |
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And the East-side thereof, belonging to the reverend Mr William Grierson, minister of Glencairn, at |
20.0.0 |
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Ancient cumulo valuation |
40.0.0 |
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The over merkland of Kirkland, |
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90.0.0 |
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The two merkland of Birkshaw, |
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122.6.8 |
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The forty shilling land of Fleuchlarg, |
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200.0.0 |
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The two merkland of Nether Inglistoune, |
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300.0.0 |
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The lands that pertained to James Craik, viz.__ The thrity shilling land of Compstoune, the two merkland of Coatstoune, the two merkland of Keulstoune, the merkland of Gaitsyde and merkland of Moffatstoune, the merkland of the twa merkland and merkland of Stuartoune, are valued in cumulo at 775 merks. |
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But by an Act of the Commissioners of supply, bearing date 5th October 1743, It was found that the said lands of Twa Merkland, Gaitsyde, Moffatstoune, Keulstoune, Coatstoune, Compstoune, and miln of Snaid, which are holden of the Crown, ought in all time coming to pay the land-tax, &c. according to the valuation of |
686.0.0 |
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And the said lands of Stewartoune, holden of the Duke of Queensberry, ought to pay |
89.0.0 |
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Making together the foresaid cumulo of |
775.0.0 |
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The lands of Snaid, Boreland, Garristoune, and Shaw, are valued in cumulo at |
447.0.0 |
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PARISH OF GLENCAIRN continued |
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Brought forward, |
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8322.0.0 |
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But by an Act of the said Commissioners, bearing date 1st June 1750, It is found that the said lands of Shaw, Garistoune, and part of Snaid, fold to William Weslh, ought in time coming to bear public burdens, according to the valuation of |
212.0.0 |
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And the lands of Boreland, and remainder of Snaid, retained by Robert Riddell of Glenriddell, ought to pay at the rate of |
235.0.0 |
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Making together the foresaid cumulo of |
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447.0.0 |
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The two merkland of Cleughside and Lairmore, the two merkland of Claak, Kidstoun and Brattlstoune, |
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250.0.0 |
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The merkland of Nether Claak, pertaining to Bogrie, |
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20.0.0 |
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The laird of Crawfurdstoune's haill lands, beside his lands purchased from Stewarton, |
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150.0.0 |
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PARISH of TYNRON or TINDRIME. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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The Lands of Stenhouse and Clackwhannan, the lands of Thistlemark, the lands of Glenlaugh, the lands of Markiestoun and Magmalloch, the lands of Marmoney and Markreoch, are valued in cumulo at |
562.6.8 |
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But by an Act of the said Commissiones of Supply, dated 21st November 1740. the said cumulo valuation is divided as follows, viz
Upon the lands of Stenhouse, &c. belonging to James Goldie of Stenhouse, |
231.2.8 |
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And upon the following lands, belonging to Walter Wilson of Croglin, viz. |
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Tanlego, |
88.0.0 |
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Markiestoun or Marquestoun, |
80.0.0 |
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Thistle Mark, |
57.4.0 |
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Magmallock, |
53.0.0 |
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Markreoch |
53.0.0 |
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Which together make up the said total valuation |
331.4.0 |
562.6.8 |
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The twelve merkland of Auchenhessnines, |
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337.6.8 |
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The Kirkland of Tynron or Tindrime, |
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75.0.0 |
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Pingerie's lands included in the Duke of Queensberry's present cumulo valuation, |
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The lands of Killiwarren, |
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90.0.0 |
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The Lands of Damacurran, |
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135.0.0 |
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The lands of Appine, |
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300.0.0 |
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The lands of Craigencuin include in the Duke of Queensberry's present cumulo |
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The lands pertaining to Croglin, |
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517.6.8 |
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The lands called Airds, |
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45.0.0 |
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The lands of Stramillegan, |
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75.6.8 |
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The lands of Corrowdow, |
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90.6.8 |
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The lands of Kilmark, |
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37.6.8 |
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The lands of Coremillegan, |
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122.6.8 |
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The twenty shilling land of Craigencuin and Chappleland |
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75.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Clonrae and Done, |
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105.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Craigenhitt and Camling, |
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112.6.8 |
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The five merkland of Craignie and Lag, |
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150.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Foord, |
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60.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Laught, |
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97.6.8 |
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The Milntoune, |
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30.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Auchengibber, |
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90.0.0 |
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Carried over |
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PARISH of TYNRON continued |
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Summa of this parish is three thousand one hundred and eight merks six shillings and eight pennies, besides the valued rent of Pingerie's lands, and the lands of Craigencuin's now included in the Duke of Queensberry's total cumulo, page 17th. |
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3108.6.8 |
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PARISH of PENPUNT. |
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The lands pertaining to Eccles |
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600.0.0 |
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The fourteen shilling land of Baitfoord, pertaining to Hunter, |
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60.0.0 |
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The lands of Baitfoord, and merkland of Tippet, |
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135.0.0 |
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The lands of Blackmyre (said to be lost) |
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120.0.0 |
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The lands of Clonhie, |
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75.0.0 |
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The Lady Grennan's lands, |
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45.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Grennan that pertained to James Porter |
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60.0.0 |
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The lands pertaining to Noble in Edinburgh, |
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75.0.0 |
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The Mains of Arkland, |
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337.6.8 |
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The twenty shilling land of Grennan that pertained to Lag |
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60.0.0 |
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The Kirkland, |
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120.0.0 |
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Summa of this parish is one thousand six hundred and eighty-seven merkssix shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
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1687.6.8 |
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PARISH of KEIR. |
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The Over pound land |
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90.0.0 |
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Over Penfillan, |
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99.0.0 |
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The Poundland of Buss, |
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82.6.8 |
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The Nether Pound land, |
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67.6.8 |
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The merklands of Penmurtie, |
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112.6.8 |
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The two merkland of Porterstoune, |
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225.0.0 |
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The two merkland of Nether Keir and Glenlaught, |
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300.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Barjarg, |
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450.0.0 |
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The lands of Farding-james, |
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150.0.0 |
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The ten shilling land of Barjarg, |
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82.6.8 |
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Carried over, |
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1659.0.0 |
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PARISH of KEIR continued |
Merks.s.d. |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Brought forward |
1659.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Kirkbryde, |
97.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The twenty shilling land of Hillend, |
45.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Lady Slagna's lands, |
22.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Over and Nether Breakochs, |
300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The Blackwoods, the Keir milne, with the feu-duty, |
600.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The six merkland of Capenoch |
400.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Over Barndannoche, |
90.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The merkland of Nether Barndannoche, |
217.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The merkland of Clintstoun, |
90.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Beuchan, |
300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Waterfyde, |
350.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Summa of this parish is four thousand on hundred and seventy one merks six shillings and eight pennies, |
4171.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The United Parishes of CLOSEBURN and DALGARNO |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The five pound land Windiehill, |
225.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Templand, |
220.0.0 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The five pound land of Shawes, |
375.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The two part of the ten merkland of Kirkpatrick, that pertained to James Young |
234.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The third part thereof that pertained to John Wauch, |
102.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Highaldgirth, |
100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Rouchyelle, |
100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The laird of Closeburn's lands, viz. - The ten pound land of Burbrughe, the thirty shilling land of Park, the merkland of Linkielands, the forty shilling land of kellockstoun, the twelve shilling land of Crolechaple, the five pound land of Auchencairn, the forty shilling land of Riggs and Pothouse, the mains of Closenurn, Closeburntoun and Drumbeck, and the lands of Campbell, Wilsons mailling and Dressetland, the know, the milne of Closeburn and Creichope, Bratlemore's lands and Langhils, Shieldgreen and Sandiholme, the lands of Lane, the townfoot of Auchenleck, Throwgate and Townfoot, the townhead of Aucheleck, the forty shilling land of Barnmuir and Gilkersland, were valued in cumulo in the old valuation book at |
3540.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Which by and Act of the Commissioners of Supply, |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Carried over |
1356.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
PARISHES of CLOSEBURN and DILGARNO continued |
Merks. s. d. |
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|
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Brought forward |
1356.0.0 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/13 |
dated 23d May 1759, was proportioned and divided as follows , viz. |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Upon the lands of townhead of Auchenleck, and pendicles, townfoot of Auchenleck, and Lane, Sundrum, alias Sandholme, and Campbell, then standing in the person of Mr James (now Sir James) Kirkpatrick Bart. [Baronet] |
767.3.4 |
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|
| E106/12/3/13 |
Upon the the lands of Gilkersland, including Shieldgreen, Upeer and Nether Riggs, Burbrughhead, alias Burbrughe, and Barnhills, Auchencairn, Park, Pothouse, and Crolechapllel, then standing in the person of Mr George Kilpatrick, |
1010.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
And on the remaining part of the lands valued in cumulo as aforesaid, which then stood in the person of the deceased Sir Thomas Kirkpatrick of Closeburn, baronet, viz. Linburn, Dollars, Dressettland, Waulkmiln, Barmuir, Kellockstoun and Limekilns, Marjoryhill, Whitespotes, Cairn, Hole and Burbrughfoot, Nether Miln, Dalbethholm, Dinning and Gateide, Mosshead and Drumbreck, and the inclosures on the west-side of Drumbreck-lake, the east inclosure of Lochbog and mains of Closeburn, and parts of the other farms laid therewith, |
1762.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Extending to the foresaid sum of |
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3540.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Cassadock, |
60.0.0 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Nether Aldgirth, |
120.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Which by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 3d October 1758, is divided as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Three Clauchries, valued together at 225 merks |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Upon Upper Clauchrie |
78.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Mid Clauchrie |
73.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Nether Clauchrie, |
73.3.4 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Which make up the foresaid cumulo of |
225.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The forty shilling land of Glencross, included in the Duke of Queensberry's present cumulo valuation, |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The two merkland of Cunyingholme, Rynhill, and Ritchiesbut, and two merkland of Brigland, that pertained to Lag, |
|
450.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
The lands of Newton, and Kirkland of Dalgarno, in this parish, were valued in cumulo with the lands that |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
Carried over, |
|
5751.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/13 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
PARISHES of CLOSEBURN and DALGARNO continued |
Merks s. d. |
Merks s. d. |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Brought forward |
|
5751.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
pertained to Sir Robert Dalyell of Glenae, in the united parishes of Kirkmichel and Garrel; but having long belonged to the family of Closeburn, they paid the landtax themselves, at the rate of 750 merks
And this sum was deduced from the Cumulo valuation of the estate of Glenae, by the collectors of the land-tax, past all memory of man.
But by an act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing the date the 30th August 1774, the said sum was disjoined from the cumulo valuation of the estate of Glenae, and it was found and declared, that the proportion thereof falling upon the said several lands, should be as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Upon the said lands of Newton, |
464.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
And upon the kirkland of Dalgarno, |
285.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Whic make up the the above cumulo of |
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750.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The lands of Netherland croft of Dalgarno, alias Crossgrip and Cleughfoot, in the parish, were formerly included in the cumulo valuation of the estate of Queensberry; but by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 13th October 1748, the valuation of the said lands was disjoined from the said cumulo, and appointed to be stated at |
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100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Summa of this parish is six thousand six hundred and one merks, beside the valued rent of Glencross, now included in the the cumulo valuation of the estate of Queensberry. See page 17th. |
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6601.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
PARISH of MORTOUN |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The mains of Mortoun, the lands of Whytefald, Buss, Burnfoot and Hagill, valued by themselves at |
1000.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
And the four merkland of Drumshinnoch, also valued by itself in the old valuation book at |
120.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Merks |
1120.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, of date seventeenth day of May 1745, the above sum of 1120 merks is included in the cumulo valuation of the estate of Queensberry. |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
PARISH of MORTON continued. |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The lands of Blairfoot and Riddings, valued at 150 merks, were by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 30th April 1778, divided as follows: |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The lands of Blairfoot, |
100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
And the land of Riddings, |
50.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Making together the foresaid Cumulo of |
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150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Summa of the parish is one hundred and fifty merks, |
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150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
PARISH of DURRISDEER. |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The mains of Enoche, the lands of Cleughfoot and Holestaine, the lands of Enochtoun, Carronfoot, with the miln thereof, the waulkmiln, the lands of Scarehead in Durrisdeirtown (besides fishings, services, kaynes, and the other casualties not inclueded or valued) were valued in the old valuation book at |
1800.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The four merkland of Auchinfell and Murihill |
175.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The mains of Ballagan, and eight merkland of Drumcruill, at |
660.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The forty shilling land of Over Dallvein, Cleustanefoot and Burngraynes, the lands of Muircleugh, Cotterhouse, and mains at Castlehill, at |
1350.0.0 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/15 |
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3985.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date the seventeenth day of May 1745, they were all included int he cunulo valuation of the estate of Queensberry, |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The five merkland of the town of Durideir (Scarehead not being included, but valued in Enoch's cumulo) |
|
247.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
The merklands that pertained to the Earl of Carnwath, and which now belong to the honourable James Veitch, Esq; of Eliock, one of the Senators of the College of Justice, are stated in the old valuation book at 800.0.0. |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
But upon the petition from Lord Eliock, and William Campbell, writer in Edinburgh, (to whom his Lordship had disponed the above merklands,) and William Maxwell, son to John Maxwell of Terraughty, (to whom |
|
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| E106/12/3/15 |
Carried over |
|
247.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/15 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
PARISH OF DURISDEER continued |
Merks s. d. |
Merks s. d. |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
Brought forward |
|
247.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
Lord Eliock has disponed his lands lying in the parish of Sanquhar, also called "The merklands pertaining to Carnwath;) the Commissioners of Supply, by their Act, dated third October 1774, found and declared, that these parts and portions of the twenty-six merkland of Eliock, lying in the parish of Durisdeir, before the suppression of the parish of Kilbryde, viz. the lands of Crairie, the lands of Burnmouth, Farding-malloch, Glenwhairn, Ober Glengenny, Nether Glengenny and Dryffesmark, with the pertinents disponed to the said William Campbell, ought to be stated in the cess-books of this county, as lying within the parish of Durisdeer, by the foresaid known names, in the place of the general description under which they stand valued at the above sum of |
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£800.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
PARISHES of SANQUHAR and KIRKBRYDE. |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The merklands that pertained to Carnwath, and which now belonged to Lord Eliock, are stated in the old valuation book at 800 merks |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
But upon the petition from Lord Eliock, William Campbell, and William Maxwell, more fully mentioned under the parish of Durisdeer, the Commissioners of Supply, by their Act, dated the said third October 1774, found and declared, that the forty shilling land of Euchan, the forty shilling and forty penny land of Eliock, and these parts and portions of the twenty-six merkland of Eliock, lying in the parishes of Sanquhar and Kirkbryde, now suppressed, viz. the lands of Craigdarroch, the lands of Twenty Shilling, Hawcleughside, and Rowantreeflat, and the lands of Little-Mark, with the pertinenets, lying as mentioned in the sid petition, and disponed to the said William Maxwell, ought to be stated in the cess-books of this county, as lying within the parish of Sanquharm under the foresaid known names, at the said valued rent of |
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800.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
And the Collectors of the land-tax were ordained to uplift all public burdens out of these specific lands. |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
Summa of this parish is eight hundred merks. |
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800.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The DUKE of QUENNSBERRY'S Cumulo |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The Duke of Queensberry's haill lands in Nithsdale, including the lands of the petty heritors in Kirkconnell parish, the Curans, the two merkland aclaimed by William Carlyle in Roucan, the twenty shilling land of Reidhall in Lochmaben, the Netherland croft in Dalgarno, the kirkland of Torthorwald, Mortonholm and Penpont, the ten pound land of Dornock above the kirk, with the Birks in Penpont, Gotsbrig, Neuk, and twenty shilling land possessed by Hog in Middlebie, were valued in the valuation book, made up in May 1671, in cumulo, and extended together to |
33687.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
But on a petition presented to the Commissiners of Supply, on the seventeenth day of May 1745, by the Commissioners of His Grace Charles Duke of Queenberry and Dover, it was represented, That upon examining the vaulation book, and placing out the lands therein contained, which had been purchased by the family of Queensberry, since the time it was made up, it would appear there were none whereof the tenants did not pay the supply, except these following, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
PARISH of TYNRON |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
Pingerie's lands, |
325.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The lands of Craigencuins, |
262.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
CLOSEBURN |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The forty shilling land of Glencross, |
60.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
MORTOUN. |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The mains of Mortoun, the lands of Whitefald and Buss, Burnfoot and Handgill, |
1000.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The four merkland of Drumshinnoch, |
120.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
DURISDEIR. |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
The whole lands in this parish, which are particularly mentioned under it, except Durisdeir-town, and the lands pertaining to Lord Eliock, |
3985.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
Carried over, |
39439.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/17 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The DUKE of QUEENSBERRY'S Cumulo continued. |
Merks s. d. |
Merks s. d. |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
Brought forward, |
£39439.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The total valutation of the Duke's estate, not including such of the late purchases as the tenants paid the supply for, appeared to be |
39439.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
And the Commissioners of Supply, by their Act bearing date the said seventeenth day of May, one thousand seven hundred and forty five, appointed the supply, payable forth of the said valuation, to be uplifted and received in manner following, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
For the lands pertaining to the said Duke within the presbytery of Penpont, including the lands of Petty Heritors, in Kirkconnell parish, according to the valued rent of |
32309.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
For the barony of Ross, including the Curans, and the lands of Reidhall, in Lochmaben (now stated under the united parishes of Kirkmichael and Garrell) according to the valued rent of |
2735.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
For the barony of Torthorwold, including the two merkland possessed by Carlyle, and the Kirkland of Torthorwald, according to the valued rent of |
3074.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
This article charged under the parish of Torthorwald. |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
For the Duke's part of Gotsbrig or Scotsbrig, according the the valued rent of |
150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
For the lands of Neuk, and twenty shilling land formerly possessed by Hog in Middlebie, according to the valued rent of |
420.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The two last articles stated under the parish of Middlebie. |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
And for the ten pound land of Dornock, above the kirk, according to the valued rent of |
750.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
Extending together to the valued rent above specified of |
39439.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The Duke of Queensberry's cumulo in the presbytery of Penpont is therefore |
32309.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
But the Commissioners of Supply, by their Act, dated thriteenth October 1748, found and declared, that the lands after-mentioned, ought in all time coming to bear publick burdens, according to the valuated rents following, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
Carried over, |
32309.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The DUKE of QUEENSBERRY'S Cumulo continued |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
Brought forward |
32309.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The lands of Carcoside, Knockenstob and Tonguehouse, then belonging to Ninian Hair, conform to the valued rent of 330.0.0 [merks] |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The lands of Kirkland of Kirkconnell, at the rate of 210.0.0 [merks] |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
These two atricles now stated under the parish of Kirkconnell. |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
And the lands of Netherlandcroft in Dalgarno, at the rate of 100.0.0 [merks] |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
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640.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
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31669.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
And by another Act of the said Commissioners of Supply, dated 4th June 1751, It is ordered, that the lands of Tonguehouse, purchased by the Duke of Queensberry, should be disjoined from the above valued rent of Carcoside and Knockenstob, and pay for themselves at the rate of |
25.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
And appointed that sum to be added to the cumulo valuation of the estate of Queensberry.
Therefore the Duke of Queensberry's cumulo in the presbytery of Penpont is |
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31694.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
PARISH of KIRKCONNELL. |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
The lands of Petty Heritors were valued in cumulo with the estate of Queensberry; but by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 13th October 1748, they were disjoined therefrom, being the lands of Carcoside, Knockenstob and Tonguehouse, and appointed to pay by themselves, according to the valuation of |
330.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
But by another Act of the said Commissioners of Supply, dated 4th June 1751, the valuation of the lands of Tonguehouse was disjoined from the above sum, and that added to the cumulo valuation of the estate of Queensberry, at the rate of |
25.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
Carried over, |
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305.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/19 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
PARISH of KIRKCONNELL continued |
Merks s. d. |
Merks s. d. |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
Brought forward |
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305.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
Remainder is the valuation of the above lands of Carcoside and Knockenstob |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
The lands of Kirkland of Kirkconnell were also valued in cumulo with the estate of Queensberry; but by the before- mentioned Act of the Commissioners of Supply, the date thirteenth October 1748, they were disjoined therefrom, and appointed to pay by themselves, conform to the valuation of |
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210.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
Summa of this parish is five hundred and fifteen merks. |
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515.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
PREBYTERY OF DUMFRIES
PARISH of HOLYWOOD |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
The two merkland of Millingingtoune was valued at |
75.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, of date 29th April 1775, the same was divided as follows, viz. Upon the half of the said lands belonging to James Andersone of Skinford, to be thereafter stiled Anderson's Half, |
37.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
And the other half belonging to William Elton, to be thereafter stiled Elton's Half |
37.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
Making together the foresaid valuation of |
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75.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Little Speddoch, the four merkland of Meikle Speddoch, |
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412.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Morringtoune |
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65.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Muirheadstoune, |
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100.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Clauchan, |
|
101.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Barsreggan, |
|
101.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The forty shilling land of Underwood, |
|
115.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Gibbistoune, |
|
100.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Steelstoune, |
|
100.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The half merkland of Libry, |
|
22.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The lands of Glengaber, pertaining to John Kirk, |
|
60.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land that pertained to Portrack, |
|
36.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land that pertained to John Morine, |
|
68.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
Carried over, |
|
1356.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
PARISH of HOLYWOOD continued. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
Brought forward, |
|
1356.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The three merkland of Four merkland that pertained to Mungo Maxwell, |
|
262.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The merkland of Row, |
|
75.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The four merkland of Baltersane, |
|
270.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The six merkland of Gribton, and half merkland of Hollandbuss, |
|
320.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Killness, and half merkland of St. Michael's Croft, |
|
85.0..0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The ten shilling land of Burnfoot, |
|
70.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The half merkland of Maxwelltoune, |
|
20.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The sixteen shilling land of Boigsyde |
|
41.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The merkland of Kilncroft that pertained to Edward Maxwell, |
|
75.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The lands of Dallawoody, |
|
45.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The half merkland of Stewartoune, |
|
30.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The Holywood that pertained to Commissary Ross, |
|
30.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The Nether Broomrig, with Fisher Holm, |
|
90.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The ten shilling land of Broomrig, |
|
37.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The half merkland of of Palmerland, |
|
15.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The lands that pertained to Maxwell of Holm, |
|
120.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The forty shilling land of Woodneuk, |
|
30.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The merkland of Greystoneflatt, with the abbay yeards, |
|
112.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The forty shilling land of Carse, |
|
200.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Corseleys, and merkland of Corseleys, |
|
50.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The twenty shilling land of Newtounerig that pertained ot Four Merkland, |
|
62.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The Croft and waulk-miln that pertained to |
|
11.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The ten shilling land of Newtonfoot |
|
25.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
The four pound half merkland of the mains of Cowhill, the two merk half merkland of Killilung, the three merkland of Nether Killilung, the merkland of Lochfoot, the half merkland of Muircroft, the five shilling land of Newton, the five shilling land of Kirkhill, the merkland of Muirside, the lands of Marchthorn and Blackcroft, the croft called Nairn's Croft, the ten shilling land of Townhead, the merkland of Glengower, ane other merkland pertaining to the five shilling land of Marchthorn, the ten shilling land of Cariesland and Langmyreside, are valued in cumulo in the valuation book at |
787.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 7th March 1758, the above cumulo valuation is divided |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
Carried over, |
|
3434.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/21 |
|
|
|
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[Page] 21 |
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
PARISH OF HOLYWOOD continued |
Merks s. d. |
Merks s. d. |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Brought forward |
|
3434.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
and proportioned to and upon the lands above and after mentioned, as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The mains of Cowhill, and the lands of Over Killilung, |
378.10.6 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The lands of Lochfoot, |
23.8.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The lands of Marchthorn and Blackcroft, |
42.7.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The lands of Glengower, |
56.10.6 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The lands of Birkhill, Carlingcroft, three-fourths of Balckcroft, and on half of Touneheade, |
37.2.6 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The lands of Moss-syde, and the other half of Tounehead, |
41.7.5 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The lands of Muirsydes, |
70.12.9 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
All the above pertained to Dougal Maxwell of Cowhill |
651.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
And upon the lands of Nether Killilung, that pertained to Ann Maxwell, |
97.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
On the lands of Muircroft, pertaining to Edward Elton, |
9.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
And on the lands of Carrieslands, and Langmyresyde, belonging to sundry heritors, |
29.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Which make up the foresaid cumulo of |
|
787.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The forty shilling land of Portrack, and the forty shilling land of Meikle Macwhanrick, were valued together at |
300.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners, 11th December 1729, the same is divided as follows: |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Upon the mains of Portrack, lying on the fourth-side of the water of Nith, |
113.3.10 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Upon the lands of Stand-a-lane, including Racklands, and Jackson's Isle now belonging to Dalswinton, |
125.11.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
And upon the lands of Macwhanrick, which then belonged to Dalswinton |
60.11.2 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Which make up the said total valuation of |
|
300.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The merkland of Little Macwhanrick |
|
37.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The merkland and half merkland of Mid Killilung, |
|
100.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The milns of Clouden, pertaining to the Earl of Nithsdale, |
|
600.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Carried over, |
|
5259.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
PARISH OF HOLYWOOD continued |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Brought forward |
|
5259.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The forty shilling land of Gullyhill, and ten shilling land of Essieholm. |
|
175.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The twenty shilling land of Derdrem, |
|
135.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The one half merkland of Knippertoune, the half merkland of Stewartoune, |
|
45.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The two merkland of Stepfoord |
|
60.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The two merkland of Broomrig and Foord, |
|
67.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The forty penny land called Nairn's Land, (said to be lost) |
|
6.10.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The merkland of Foord, and five shilling land of Essieholm, |
|
75.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The two merkland of Martingtoune, |
|
200.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The lands of Bearcroft, |
|
112.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Summa of this parish is six thousand one hundred and thirty-five merks, three shillings and four pennies Scots. |
|
6135.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
PARISH of DUNSCORE. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The twenty shilling land of Hill, |
|
218.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The twenty shilling land of Fardingwall, |
|
105.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The twenty shilling land of Killroy |
|
112.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The twenty shilling land of Mac Cubbintoune, |
|
112.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The twenty shilling land of Milligantoune, |
|
98.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The thirty shilling land of Mac Cheynstoune, |
|
115.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The twenty shilling land of Edgartoune, valued in cumulo at |
105.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
But by an Act of the said Commissioners, bearing date the 30th April 1783, the cumulo valuation of the said lands of Edgartoune was divided and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The half of Edgartoun, belonging to John McCubbin, at |
52.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
One fourth thereof to James McCubbin, |
26.3.4 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
One eighth thereof to Robert Richardson, |
13.1.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
And one-eighth thereof to William Broom, |
13.1.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Ancient cumulo valuation, |
|
105.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
The thirty shilling land of Nether laggan, |
|
112.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
Carried over |
|
978.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/23 |
|
|
|
[Page] 22
[Page] 23 |
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
PARISH of DUNSCORE continued |
Merks s.d. |
Merks s.d. |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Brought forward, |
|
978.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The two merkland of Over Laggan, |
|
90.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The two merkland of of Laggan, the twenty shilling land of Swyre, and half merkland of Barnhowry, pertaining to Grierson, |
|
75.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The fifty shilling land of Dempstertoune was valued in the valuation book at 122.6.8
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 30th April 1778, the same is divided as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Upon the fourth-fifth parts of the said lands, belonging to William Morrine |
98.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
And upon the remaining fifth, belonging to to Robert Milligan, |
24.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Making together the foresaid valuation of |
|
122.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The thirty shilling land of Newtoune, |
|
98.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The forty shilling land of Bessiewalla, |
|
115.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The forty shilling land of Nether Bessiewalla, the glebe not being valued |
|
85.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The forty shilling land of Nether Killileoch, |
|
80.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The forty shilling land of Dalgoner, the twenty shilling land called the Pound Land and Kirkstyle, with the miln, |
|
450.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The merkland of Kellistoune, |
|
75.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The half merkland of Burnsyde, |
|
38.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The Kirkland of Dunscore, |
|
52.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The haill lands of Friars Carss |
|
500.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The Earl of Haddington's feu-duty, now belonging to Mr Johnston of Carnsalloch, |
|
180.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The forty shilling land of Balckmark and Craigenvey, |
|
100.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Craigenputtock, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The three merkland of Craigenputtock, |
|
180.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The two merkland of Brockloch, the two merkland of Cleughhead, the two merkland of Sundaywall, |
|
377.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The three shilling land of Over Killyleoch was valued in the valuation book at 98 merks
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 30th April 1778, the said valuation is divided as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Upon the four-fifth parts of the said lands, belonging to William Morrine, |
78.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
And upon the other fifth, belonging to John Glencorse, |
20.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Making together the foresaid valuation of |
|
98.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Carried over, |
|
3844.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
PARISH of DUNSCORE continued |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Brought forward, |
|
3844.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The forty shilling land of Bogrie and Skelstoune was valued in the valuation book at 300 merks.
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 30th April 1777, the same is divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The lands at Bogrie, at |
228.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
And Skelstoune, at |
71.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Making together the said total valuation of |
|
300.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The lands that pertained to Chappell, |
|
400.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Over Whytesyde, |
|
85.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Nether Whytesyde, |
|
85.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Netherstoune, |
|
75.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The two merkland of Colliestoune and Larg, |
|
180.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Fardingruth, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Straquhan, |
|
90.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Nether Straquhan, |
|
90.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The twenty shilling land of Skinfoord, |
|
105.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The forty shilling land of Lagg, the forty shilling land of Hallidayhill, the forty shilling land of Croftstoune of Crawstoune, the forty shilling land of Allantoune, with the cotters, stood valued in the valuation book at 425 merks.
But by an Act of the the Commissioners of Supply, dated 2d May 1758, the public burdens were appointed to be uplift out the foresaid lands, by the proportions following viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Out of the following lands then belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, viz. Halliday |
50.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Croftstoune or Crawstoune, |
45.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Lagg, |
95.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The half merkland and Hannas, |
14.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
|
204.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
And out of the lands belonging to Robert Riddell, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Burnside and High Mains, |
81.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Merklands and Laigh Mains, |
71.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Gateside and Hole, |
37.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Loch Mailen, |
10.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Allantounefoot and Roughhill, |
22.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
|
221.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Making together the foresaid valuation of |
|
425.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The old glebe never yet valued |
|
50.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
The miln of Allantoune, |
|
120.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
Summa of this parish is six thousand and fifty-nine merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots. |
|
6059.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/25 |
|
|
|
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|
| E106/12/3/27 |
LANDWARD PARISH of DUMFRIES |
Merks s.d. |
Merks s.d. |
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
The five pound land of Craigs, and ten pound land of Over Kellwood, were valued in cumulo at 1100 merks.
Which by Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 30th August 1774, is divided as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Upon the lands of Over Craigs, Mosside, Barnykin, comprehending mains of Craigs, an acre of land at Kelton, and the lands of Todholes, disponed to Robert Maxwell of Cargen, |
643.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
And upon the toun of Craigs, called Hightoune, and Buss of Craigs, disponed to Lieutenant John Macmurdo, |
456.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Which together make up the said cumulo of |
|
1100.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
The twelve merkland of Kelton was valued in cumulo at 300 merks
But by Act of the said Commissioners, dated 3d June 1740, the same is proportioned among the portioners thereof as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Upon the fifteen acres of Crofting or Infield, and seventy-six acres of Outfield ground, then belonging to James Corrie of Speddoch, |
87.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Upon fifteen acres of Crofting or Infield, and eighty- two acres of Outfield ground, then belonging to William Birnie, |
93.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Upon fifteen acres of Crofting or Infield, and sixty-six acres of Outfield, then belonging to Joseph Irving. |
78.3.4 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
And upon forty-two acres of Crofting and Outfield ground, belonging to Samuel Thomson, |
40.10.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Which together make up the said valuation of |
|
300.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
The five pound land pf Conheath-Rigg, and Netherwood, with the fishing, were valued att 1400 merks.
But by an Act of the said Commissioners, dated 5th November 1740, the same is proportioned as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Upon the said lands of Conheath-Rig, and fifty two acres of Spittlefield, |
700.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
And upon the the other lands of Netherwood and the fishing, holden of the burgh of Dumfries |
700.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Making together the foresaid valuation of |
|
1400.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
The forty shilling land of Nunholm |
|
300.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
The five pound land of Dalscone and miln, |
|
237.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Carried over, |
|
3337.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
LANDWARD PARISH of DUMFRIES continued |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/27 |
Brought forward |
|
3337.6.8 |
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The four merkland of Auchencreath, |
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200.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/27 |
The seven merkland of Burntskarth, |
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300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/27 |
The three merkland of Dargavels, |
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180.0.0 |
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The lands that pertained to John Corsane, the lands called Wolfgills, the lands of Gladestonefields, the acres called Corsanefield, the acres called Cunningham's fields, |
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75.0.0 |
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But the whole lands mentioned in the last article, being found to lie in the territory of the burgh of Dumfries, are liable to pay public burdens to them; therefore, the collector of the cess for the county gets yearly an allowance for the valued rent thereof, and of the lands before-mentioned, which are said to be lost. |
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Summa of this parish is four thousand and ninety-two merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots. |
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4092.6.8 |
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PARISH of CARLAVEROCK. |
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The five merkland of Conheath |
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325.0.0 |
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The five pound land that belonged to Craiges, called Bourlands, now belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, |
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150.0.0 |
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The five merkland of Knockhornock, |
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50.0.0 |
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The lands of Blackshaw, Sherrington, Howmains, Hiemains, Kirkland of Carlaverock, with the fishing and miln, Glenhowan, and the lands of Bankend, |
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1757.0.0 |
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The lands of Kirkblean, |
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245.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/27 |
Summa of this parish is two thousand five hundred and twenty seven merks Scots, |
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2527.0.0 |
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PARISH of KIRKMAHOE |
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The twenty pound land of Dalswintoune was valued in cumulo at 2600 merks |
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Which by Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 4th June 1760, was divided and proportioned upon, and among the lands contained in the said twenty pound land, in manner following: |
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PARISH of KIRKMAHOE continued |
Merks s.d. |
Merks s.d. |
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Upon that part of the mains of Dalswintoune within the inclosures, including the grass of the orchard |
645.0.0 |
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Upon that part of the mains without the inclosures, called Dalkip, Sandbed, Willie-Isle, and six acres of Outer Deluran adjoining thereto, |
144.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of White-leys, |
48.0.0 |
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Upon the lands of Forty Penny Land, |
240.0.0 |
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Upon the lands of Forrest, |
120.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Drumbankfoot, |
192.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Drumbankhead, |
216.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Forresthead |
44.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Craig of Forrest, |
14.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Tounehead, |
240.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Connelcraig, |
75.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Yett, |
75.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Corsehill, |
71.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Crofthead, |
48.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Broadriggs, |
42.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Boghall, |
48.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Braehead, |
84.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Leyes, |
95.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Smithstoune, |
71.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Upon the lands of Ruletoune, |
41.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
And upon the miln of Dalswintoune, and the lands belonging thereto, |
47.0.0 |
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Which added together, make up the foresaid cumulo valuation of |
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2600.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The nineteen merkland of Duncow (whereof paid to the Exchequer 120 merks) |
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1650.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The twenty shilling land of Riddingwood, |
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187.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The twenty shilling land of Castlehill, |
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150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The forty shilling land of Bellholme, |
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150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The fifteen shilling land of Kilbean, |
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150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The forty shilling land of Newlands, |
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75.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The five pound land of Rilliekill and Gladdingholm, with Auchengeath formerly concealed, |
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450.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The two merkland of Whitestanes, and three merkland of Buckrig |
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60.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The twenty shilling land of Auchenrath, |
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67.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The twenty shilling land of Auchenkairn (now called Netherhouses) pertaining to |
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60.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Carried over, |
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5599.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
PARISH of KIRKMAHOE continued. |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Brought over |
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5599.6.8 |
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The thirty shilling land of Auchenkairn, pertaining to the feuars, |
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84.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The ___ pound land of the Kirkland of Kirkmahoe, 235 merks |
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But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 31st day of May 1785, the cumulo valuation of the said __ pound land of Kirkland and Kirkmahoe, commonly called Kirktown, was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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That part of the said __ pound lands of Kirkland, belonging to his Grace the Duke of Queensberry at |
29.5.0 |
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That part thereof belonging to Lady Clerk Maxwell of Pennycuik and Middlebie, at |
47.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
That part thereof belonging to Robert Riddle, Esq; of Carzield, at |
62.8.10⁸⁄₁₂ |
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That part thereof belonging to Robert Brown, Esq; of Milnhead, at |
58.10.0 |
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And that part thereof belonging to James Robson, at |
37.2.9⁴⁄₁₂ |
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Ancient cumulo valuation |
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235.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The lands of Carzield, that pertained to Alexander Wallace, now belonging to Robert Riddell, |
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105.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The rest of Carzield, pertaining to the feuars and possessors, 140 merks |
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But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 23d May 1787, the cumulo valuation of the said lands of Carzield was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
That part of the lands of Carzield belonging to his Grace the Duke of Queensberry, at |
36.7.0 |
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That part thereof belonging to Robert Brown of Milnhead, |
22.11.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
That part thereof belonging to John Robson, |
57.11.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
And that part thereof belonging to James Lawrie, |
22.11.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Ancient cumulo valuation |
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140.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The thirty shilling land of Milnhead, with the fishing, |
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165.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
The ten shilling land of Holme, |
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37.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/29 |
Carried over, |
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6366.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
PARISH of KIRKMAHOE continued. |
Merks s.d. |
Merks s.d. |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
Brought forward |
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6366.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The ten pound land of Garnsalloch, with the Templeland, |
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737.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The twenty shilling land of Auchenkairn, pertaining to Riddingwood, |
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56.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The forty penny land of Isle, |
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75.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
Summa of this parish is seven thousand two hundred and thirty- four merks, three shillings and four pennies Scots, |
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7234.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
United Parishes of KIRKMICHAEL and GARRELL. |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The lands of Heislaebrae, |
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100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The forty shilling land of Kirkland, otherways called Scarbrae, |
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30.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The lands that pertained to Sir Robert Dayell, including the lands of Newtoune, and Kirkland of Dalgarnock, the twenty pound land of Kirkmichael, the ten pound land of Amisfield, the ten pound land of Dalruscan, the ten pound land of Auchinnane, the ten pound land of Trailflat, and miln thereof, were valued together at 4490 merks. |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
But the following deductions are to be made from the same, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
For the lands of Newtoune and Kirkland of Dalgarnock, now stated under the parish of Closeburn, in consequence of the Act of the Commissioners, bearing date 30th August 1774, |
750.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
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3740.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
And for the lands of Hunterhouse and Skipmyre, now belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, and which are charged under the united parishes of Tinwald and Trailflat, in consequence of an Act of the said Commissioners, of date 21st June 1748, |
150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
Carried over, |
3590.0.0 |
130.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
United Parishes of KIRKMICHAEL and GARRELL continued |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
Brought forward |
3590.0.0 |
130.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
So that the valued rent of the lands remaining with the honourable Alexander Dalzell of Glenae, and others, lying partly in this parish, and partly in the parish of Tinwald, was |
3590.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date the 2d November 1784, the cumulo valuation of the estate of Glenae was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The ten pound land of Amisfield, the ten pound land of Auchnane, the ten pound land of Trailflatt, the miln thereof, and the part of of the ten pound land of Dalruscan, all now belonging to his Grace the Duke of Queensberry, lying partly in this parish, and partly in the parish of Tinwald, |
1530.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The twenty pound land of Kirkmichael, and the remainder of the ten pound land of Dalruscan, situated in the parishes of Kirkmichael and Tinwald, that belonged to Alexander Dalzell, Esquire of Glenae, at |
1530.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The lands of Over and Nether Glenkilns, comprehending Blackcleugh and Lambfoot, then belonging to William Kirkpatrick, Esq; of Conheath, at |
200.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
And the lands of Craigshiel and Holehouse, belonging to James Swan, at |
330.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
Remaining ancient valuation |
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3590.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The barony of Ross, including the Courrance, and lands at Redhall, in the parish of Lochmaben, pertaining to the Duke of Queensberry, appointed to be stated under these united parishes, by Act of the Commissioners 17th May 1745 |
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2735.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
Summa is six thousand four hundred and fifty-five merks ten shillings Scots. |
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6455.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
PARISH of TORTHORWALD. |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The four merkland of Boytath, |
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300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
The twelve merkland of Drummuir and Collin, pertaining to Lag, |
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337.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
Carried over, |
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637.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/31 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
PARISH of TORTHORWALD continued. |
Merks s.d. |
Merks s.d. |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Brought forward |
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637.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The barony of Torthorwald, including the two merkland that was formerly possessed by Carlyle, and the Kirkland of Torthorwald, which all now belong to the Duke of Queensberry, disjoined from his cumulo by Act of Commissioners dated 17th May 1745, |
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3074.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Summa of this parish is three thousand seven hundred and eleven merks six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
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3711.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
United Parishes of TINWALD and TRAILFLAT. |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The twenty pound land of Tinwald, and Kirkland, now belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, |
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2625.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The mains of Amisfield, |
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450.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The lands of Skipmyre and Hunterhouse, belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, which is deduced from the cumulo valuation of the estate of Glenae, in the parishes of Kirkmichael and Garrel, by Act of the Commissioners dated 21st. June 1748. |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Summa of these united parishes is three thousand two hundred and twenty-five merks Scots, |
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3225.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Parish of Moffat |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The five merkland of Braikensyde, |
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300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The merkland of Cocket pertaining to Queensberry, |
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37.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Thew twenty shilling land of Woodfoot, |
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82.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The twenty shilling land of of Woodhead, |
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135.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The thirteen merk half merkland of Dumcrief and Craigieburn, Riddings and Bottom, were valued in cumulo at 641 merks |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 6th May 1755, the same is divided and proportioned in manner following: |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Upon the mains of Dumcrief and others then pertaining to George Clerk Maxwell, Esq: |
435.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
And upon the lands of Craigieburn and others, then pertaining to Mr Lorimer, |
206.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Making together the said cumulo of |
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641.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The fifteen merkland of Grantoune, |
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585.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The twenty shilling land of Gilfoot, |
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90.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The seven merk half merkland of Frenchland, |
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500.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The five merkland of Auldtoune, |
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300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The merkland of Riddings, |
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45.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The fifteen merkland of Newtoune, |
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500.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The thirty shilling land of Arikstane, |
|
112.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The lands of Greskine and Mellingshaw were valued in cumulo with the lands of Elshieshields and others, in the parish of of Lochmaben; but the cumulo was, by Act of the Commissioners 23d June 1740, divided, and Greskine and Mellingshaw appointed to pay at the rate of |
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168.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
The lands that pertained to Corehead were valued in cumulo at 900 merks. |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
Carried over, |
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3496.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/33 |
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VALUATION OF THE STEWARTRY OF ANNANDALE |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
PARISH OF MOFFAT continued. |
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Merks. s. d. |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
Brought forward |
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3496.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
Which by Act of the Commissioners, 18th January 1744, is separated and proportioned as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
Upon the lands of Corehead |
500.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
And upon the lands of Craigbeck and Crofthead, belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, |
400.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
Making together the said cumulo of |
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900.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The two merkland of Routounsyde |
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80.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The three merkland in Moffat that pertained to William French, |
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150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The merkland that pertained to John Johnston, called Provost, |
|
41.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The merkland that pertained to Wamphray, |
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30.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The half merkland that pertained to John Davidson, |
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18.10.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The fifteen merkland of Bodsbeck and Skiftingholme, |
|
862.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The four merkland of Selcoath and Foulshaws, |
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330.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The four merkland of Runstanfoot, |
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120.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The ten shilling land of Hethriehaugh, |
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15.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The late Earl of Annandale's feu-duty in Runstanfoot, |
|
75.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The merkland pertaining to James Moffat, |
|
37.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
The Marquis of Annandale's lands, valued with his other lands in cumulo, |
|
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The four merkland of Selfoot, |
|
217.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
Summa of this parish, including Greskine and Mellingshaw, is six thousand three hundred and seventy-four merks three shillings and four pennies Scots, |
|
6374.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
PARISH OF KIRKPATRICK JUXTA. |
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| E106/12/3/35 |
THE five merkland of Langboddom, |
|
350.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The five merkland of Holmhead and Holmshaw, |
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252.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The six merkland of Earshag, |
|
280.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The six merkland of Beatock, |
150.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/35 |
And the late Earl of Annandale's feu-duty out of Beatock, all now belonging to Hoddom, |
56.3.4 |
206.3.4 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The two merkland of Craigilands, |
|
67.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The three pound half merkland of Kellobank, |
|
127.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
The merkland of Swynefoot, and twenty shilling land of Buckrig, |
|
60.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
Carried over, |
|
1343.3.4 |
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|
| E106/12/3/35 |
PARISH OF KIRKPATRICK JUXTA continued. |
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Merks. s. d. |
|
|
| E106/12/3/35 |
Brought forward |
|
1343.3.4 |
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The lands pertaining to Corehead were valued in cumulo at 1000 merks But by Act of the Commissioners of Supply, dated 29th August 1786, the said cumulo valuation was divided, and appointed to be stated as under, viz. |
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The lands of Lochhouse, Skellynell, Skellynell-hill and Coats, and Customs of Droves, Skellynell-mill, lands of Dyke, Riddlesyke and Tait's meadow, lands of Barnhill, Petersyett, Hallholm and Thornickhill, lands of Sandbed, lands of Holms, and lands of Bridgend and Threefords, all belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, at |
545.0.0 |
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And the lands of Auchencass, Nether and Middle Murthats, Tathhill, Broomlands, Bootsburn and Mosslands, all belonging to George Milligen Johnston, Esq; of Corehead, at |
455.0.0 |
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Ancient cumulo caluation |
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1000.0.0 |
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The Marquis of Annandale's lands in this parish are included in his cumulo. |
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Summa of this parish is two thousand three hundred and forty-three merks three shillings and four pennies Scots, |
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2343.3.4 |
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PARISH OF JOHNSTOUNE. |
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THE whole lands in this parish pertaining in property or superiority to the Marquis of Annandale, are included in his Lordship's cumulo after-mentioned. |
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PARISH OF WAMPHRAY. |
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THE six merkland of Poldeane and Milkiemoss, |
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630.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Newbigging, |
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120.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Stenrys-hill, |
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82.6.8 |
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The twenty shilling land of Willies, |
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75.0.0 |
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The lands that pertained to Johnston of Wamphray (which now belong to the Earl of Hopetoune) with his lands in the parish of Daltoune, were valued at 2800 merks |
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Carried over, |
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907.6.8 |
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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." |
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PARISH of WAMPHRAY continued. |
Merks s.d. |
Merks s.d. |
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Brought forward |
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907.6.8 |
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But by an Act of the Commissioner, 17th September 1741, the valuation of the lands of Broadgill, lying in the said parish of Daltoune, was disjoined from the above cumulo, and appointed to pay by themselves at the rate of |
70.0.0 |
2730.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Girthhead, and twenty shilling land of Rammilhill, |
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180.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Milne, |
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£112.6.8 |
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The two merkland of Garrogill that pertained to Corehead and Breckonsyde, the one-half to be paid by Breckonsyde, and the other included in Corehead's rent, |
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75.6.8 |
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But as the lands in the last article cannot now be found, the Collector gets yearly credit for the Land-tax payable out of the same.
The Marquis of Annandale's interest in this parish is valued in cumulo with the rest of his lands. |
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Summa of this parish is four thousand and five merks six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
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4005.6.8 |
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United parishes of HUTTON and CORRIE. |
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The whole lands in the parish belonging in property of superiority to the Marquis of Annandale, are valued in his Lordship's cumulo valuation. |
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United parishes of APPLEGIRTH, SIBBLEBIE, and DINWOODIE. |
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The forty pound land of Dinwoodie, |
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1800.0.0 |
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The laid of Applegirth's lands, with Briery-hill and Nethercleugh, |
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2100.0.0 |
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The six merkland of Milnbank, |
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300.0.0 |
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The nine merklands of Sibblebie, acquired by the family of Applegirth from the family of Annandale, were included in the cumulo valuation of the Marquis of Annandale's estate.
But by the Act of the Commissioners, 26th May 1737, the valuation of the above merklands was disjoined from |
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Carried over, |
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4200.0.0 |
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United parishes of APPLEGIRTH, SIBBLEBIE, and DINWOODIE continued |
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Brought forward |
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4200.0.0 |
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... the foresaid cumulo and appointed to be stated by themselves at the rate of |
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665.0.0 |
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The Marquis of Annandale's other lands in this parish, and those of the vassals included in his Lordship's cumulo. |
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Summa of this parish is four thousand eight hundred and sixty five merks Scots, |
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4865.0.0 |
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PARISH of DRYSEDALE. |
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The thirty pound land that pertained to Andrew Johnston of Lockerbie, and fishing, the ten merkland of the Hiefield of Bengall, and five merkland in toune of Lockerbie, |
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2300.0.0 |
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The five merkland of Hillhead, |
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200.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Bishopcleugh, |
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30.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Auchenslork, |
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56.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Dame, and ane-half merkland of Brumrig and Lockerbie, |
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300.0.0 |
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The twenty shilling land of Dryseholme, more nor pays the superior, |
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7.0.0 |
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Boghead, included in the Marquis of Annandale's total, |
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The forty shilling land in Lockerbie that pertained to Gimenbie, |
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60.0.0 |
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The three pound land of Nether place of Lockerbie, over the rent paid the superior, |
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22.6.8 |
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The halfe merkland pertaining to Lockerbie, |
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33.10.0 |
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The halfe merkland of Chaple, |
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30.0.0 |
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The lands of Lockerbie that pertained to Southesk, |
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656.0.0 |
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The lands of Drysholme |
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80.0.0 |
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The Marquis of Annandale's lands valued in cumulo, |
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The Viscount of Stormont's lands valued in cumulo, |
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The lands of Bengawhill and Bengaw, Copewood, Know, Daltonhook, and multures of Lynn miln, were valued in cumulo, with the other lands belonging to Carruthers of Holmends, under the parish of Dalton; but by Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 29th August, 1781, the cumulo valuation was divided; and the said lands (then acquired by Joseph Mundal of Bengaw) were appointed to be stated at |
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229.0.0 |
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Summa of this parish is four thousand and four merks three shillings and four pennies Scots, |
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4004.3.4 |
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PARISH of LOCHMABEN |
Merks s.d. |
Merks s.d. |
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The three merkland of Todhill muir and Righead, Reidhall in Queensberry's total |
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112.6.8 |
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The eight pound land of Elshieshiells, Esbie and Shaw, twenty shilling land of Reidhall, twenty shilling land of Templand, Greskine and Mellingshaw in Moffat; the lands of Howes in Annan were valued in cumulo in the valuation book at |
660.0.0 |
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But by an Act of the Commissioners, 23d June 1740, the lands of Greskine and Mellingshaw, in the parish of Moffat, are appointed to be deduced as has been observed under the parish, and to pay by themselves at the rate of |
168.0.0 |
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Remaining valuation is |
492.0.0 |
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And by Act of the Commissioners, bearing date 4th March 1746, the said valuation was again divided as follows, |
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The said lands of Esbie, Shaw and Howes in Annan, were appointed to pay Supply at the rate of |
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250.0.0 |
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And the lands of Mains of Elshieshields, Templand and Reidhall, to pay the rate of |
242.0.0 |
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But by another Act of the said Commissioners, dated 14th August 1750, the last mentioned cumulo was further appointed to be stated as follows: |
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The one merkland of Elshieshiells |
175.6.8 |
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The lands of Templeland, |
42.6.8 |
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And the said lands of Reidhall, |
24.0.0 |
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Which together make up the said cumulo of |
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242.0.0 |
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The lands of Brigmuir, |
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200.0.0 |
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The lands of Hallaiths, the feu-duty thereof, with the maill of the eight shilling eight penny land of Sannick, that pertained to the heirs of Herbert Kennedy, were valued in cumulo at |
225.0.0 |
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And the other five merk eight shilling eight penny land that pertained to Halleaths, deducing the late Earl of Annandale's feu-duty, at |
187.6.8 |
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Making together |
412.6.8 |
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But by an Act of the said Commissioners, bearing date the 30th April 1783, the cumulo valuation of the said lands was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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Carried over, |
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804.6.8 |
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PARISH of LOCHMABEN continued. |
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Brought forward. |
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804.6.8 |
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The lands of the estate of Halleaths, belonging to Gilbert Gordon, Esq; of Halleaths, at |
312.6.8 |
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The half of the lands of Ladyward, belonging to James Jardine, |
50.0.0 |
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One-fourth thereof belonging to John Jardine, |
25.0.0 |
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And one-fourth part thereof belonging to William Jardine, |
25.0.0 |
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Making up the said cumulo valuation |
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412.6.8 |
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Thorniwhat included in the Marquis of Annandale's total, |
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The six merkland of Harthat, |
135.0.0 |
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The three merkland of Cockethill, |
100.0.0 |
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The lands of Rockhallhead and Carthat, belonging to the Duke of Queensberry, were comprehended under the Marquis of Annandale's cumulo valuation; but having been evicted by the family of Queensberry from the family of Annandale, and a long time paid public burdens by themselves, the valuation of the said lands was by Act of the Commissioners, dated 30th August 1774, appointed to be deduced from the said Marquis's cumulo valuation, and stated in the cess books by themselves, at the rate of |
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405.0.0 |
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Summa of this parish is one thousand eight hundred fifty-seven merks Scots, |
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1857.0.0 |
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PARISH of DATOUNE. |
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The laird of Holmends lands, viz. the maynes of Holmends, lands of Little Datoune, the miln thereof, and ___ days work of meadow in Bengall, the forty shilling lands of Over Dormont, with the fishing, the lands of Daltonheuk and Copewood, and the lands in Bengaw, were valued in cumulo at |
1048.0.0 |
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But by Act of the said Commissioners, bearing date 20th August 1781, the cumulo valuation of the said estate was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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PARISH of DATOUNE continued. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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Holmends, Meikle and Little Dalton, Kirkwood, and miln of Dalton, at |
733.0.0 |
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Upper Dormont, purchased by William Carruthers of Dormont, |
49.0.0 |
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Pleacairn, purchased by William Murray of Murrayfield, |
37.0.0 |
819.0.0 |
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819.0.0 |
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Bengawhill and Bengaw, Copewood, Know, Daltonhook, and multures at Lynn mill, purchased by Joseph Mundell of Bengaw |
229.0.0 |
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Ancient cumulo valuation |
1048.0.0 |
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Which lands last-mentioned lie in the parish of Drysdale, and are valued therein. |
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The merkland of Kirklandrig, pertaining to Moriwhat, |
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30.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Ramerskales, |
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90.0.0 |
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The thirty shilling land of Butterwhat, |
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45.0.0 |
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The thirty shilling land of Halydayhill, and the lands of Almagill, |
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300.0.0 |
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Hetlandhill, included in the Duke of Queensberry's valuation in the parish of Mousewald. |
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The twenty shilling land of Denbie, with the other forty shilling land thereof that pertained to umquhill George Carruthers |
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200.6.8 |
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The forty shilling land of Nether Denbie, alias Whitecroft, |
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100.0.0 |
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The lands of Brydegill and Dyke were included in the valuation of the lands belonging to Wamphray, but were disjoined therefrom by Act of the Commisioners, 6th May 1741, and since that time have paid by themselves at the rate of |
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70.0.0 |
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The five merkland of Dormont, the forty shilling land of Fourteen Aikers, the five pound land of Hardgrave, the five merkland of Knox, with the miln and fishing, were valued jointly at 600 merks |
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But by Act of Commissioners, 29th October 1754, the said valued rent is divided, and appointed to be paid as follows, viz. |
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The lands of Fourteen Acres, |
58.6.8 |
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The lands of Dormont, with the miln and fishing, |
185.10.0 |
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The lands of Hardgrave and Knox, |
355.10.0 |
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Which makes up the foresaid valuation of |
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600.0.0 |
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Carried over, |
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2323.6.8 |
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PARISH of DATOUNE continued |
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Brought forward |
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2323.6.8 |
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The forty shilling land of Isle, |
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100.0.0 |
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Summa of the parish is two thousand four hundred and twenty-three merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
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2423.6.8 |
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PARISH of MOUSEWALD |
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The __ pound lands of Mousewald, and the lands of Hetlandhill, in the parish of Datoune, were valued in cumulo at 1450 merks |
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But by Act of the Commissioners, 30th August 1774, were divided, and the above valuation proportioned as follows, viz. |
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Upon the lands of Hetlandhill, Raffles, Pantath-hill,
Horseholm, Baronhill, Newhall, Broklehirst, Ironhirst, Boddam, Mousewald place, Newhouses and Calf park, |
729.6.8 |
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And upon the lands of Banks, Southside, Roundbush, Miln-lands of Mousewald, Cleughbrae, Bybuss, Mousewald Townhead, Midtown of Mousewald, Kirkyett, Townfoot, Beyond-the-Burn, Kirkfield, Byloch, Dodbeck, and Cot-houses upon the said lands |
720.6.8 |
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Making together the foresaid cumulo of |
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1450.0.0 |
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The two merkland of Howthat, |
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100.0.0 |
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The three merkland of Raffals, |
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100.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Robiewhat, |
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100.0.0 |
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The Laird of Lagg's lands, containing Rockell, Moss-syde, Milnholme, Buckerhole, and Bruntfield |
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1200.0.0 |
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Summa of this parish is two thousand nine hundred and fifty merks Scots, |
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2950.0.0 |
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PARISH of RUTHWELL. |
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The fifteen merkland of Locherwood is valued in cumulo at 450 merks.
But by an Act of the Comissioners of Supply, bear- |
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PARISH of RUTHWELL continued. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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[bear]ing date the 4th October 1785, the said cumulo valuation was divided, and appointed to be stated as under, viz. |
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The lands of Stank and Merkland, belonging to Lady Winifred Maxwell of Nithsdale, at |
150.0.0 |
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The lands of Upper and Mid Locherwoods, belonging to John Dickson, at |
75.0.0 |
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And the lands of Nether Locherwoods, belonging to Alexander Kennedy, at |
225.0.0 |
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Ancient cumulo valuation |
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450.0.0 |
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The five merkland of Howthat, that pertained to Ramerskales, |
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45.0.0 |
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The forty shilling land of Kirkstyle, |
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100.0.0 |
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The lands called "Newbie's Merkland" were included in the cumulo valuation of the estate of Annandale. But by Act of the Commsssioners, 23d November 1741, they were disjoined from the said cumulo, and appointed to be stated by themselves at the rate of |
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40.0.0 |
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Summa of this parish is six hundred and thirty-five merks Scots, |
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635.0.0 |
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United Parishes of CUMMERTREES and TRAILTROW. |
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The mains of Kelhead and Muirhouse, and the rest of the lands that pertained to Sir William Douglas, |
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1325.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The lands of Broom were valued in the cumulo valuation of the estate of Annandale. But by Act of the Commissioners, 23d November 1741, they were disjoined from the said cumulo, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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The lands of Broom and Broomstyle, |
50.0.0 |
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Hydewood, |
30.0.0 |
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Upper and Nether Priestsides, |
150.0.0 |
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John Kirkpatrick's possession in Cummertrees |
40.0.0 |
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John Aitchison's possession there, |
30.0.0 |
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The lands of Moss-side, |
8.0.0 |
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The lands of Ryehill, |
62.0.0 |
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Netherfield, |
69.6.8 |
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Gill, |
80.0.0 |
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Together making, |
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519.6.8 |
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Carried over, |
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1844.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
Parishes of CUMMERTRIES and TRAILTROW continued |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
Brought forward |
|
1844.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The Broom, possessed by John Johnston, not included in Kellhead's valuation, |
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45.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The five merkland of Carsope, |
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200.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The five merkland of Branthat and Hurkledale, |
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250.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The thirty shilling land of Brakenwhat, |
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100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The forty shilling land of Hoddomstaines, |
|
259.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The lands of Moriwhat, |
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400.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The ten shilling land of Earsfald, |
|
22.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
Stenry's included with Kelhead's valuation, |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The lands of Moss and Know, possessed by Lymekills, |
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60.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The Marquis of Annandale's lands, valued in cumulo with the other lands, |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
Summa of this parish is three thousand one hundred and eighty-one merks Scots, |
|
3181.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
Parishes of TUNNERGARTH and ST MONGO. |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The twenty-three pound three shilling and four penny land that pertained to Castlemilk, |
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1275.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The fifteeen shilling land that was possessed by John Johnston, holden of Castlemilk |
|
50.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The forty shilling land of Nutholme, |
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100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The thirty shilling land of Blackfoord, |
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100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The ten shilling land of Homfoot, |
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30.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The twenty shilling land possessed by Courtstanes, |
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30.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The twenty shilling land of Blackfoord, possessed by Alexander Johnston, |
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30.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The Foulraw that pertained to Dirletoune, |
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50.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The forty shilling land of Whytstanehill, |
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140.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The two merkland of Lairdholme, |
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140.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The Merkland of Rynshill, |
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40.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The two merkland of Graynes, the two merkland of Cowthat, the two merk half merkland of Persbiehall and Priestbutts, and two merkland of Midbrae and Crookhouse, |
|
700.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The thirty-seven shilling land of Tunnergarth, |
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30.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
The fifteen merkland of Crieve, pertaining to Crieveflat, |
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500.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
Carried over, |
|
2215.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/43 |
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Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
Brought forward, |
|
3215.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The two merkland of Heyhill and Tunnergarth, that pertained to the Parson and his brother, whereof he was to pay 50 merks as Kirkhouse lands, and the Parson the rest as Kirkhouse lands, |
|
100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
Summa of these parishes is three thousand three hundred and fifteen merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
|
3315.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The MARQUIS of ANNADALE'S Cumulo valuation. |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The Marquis of Annandale's haill rent, stock and teynd, within the sheriffdom of Dumfries, comprehending the stewartry of Annadale, and Five Kirks of Eskdale, with the lands of Gilesbie and Thorniquhat, Boighead in Drysdale, Broom in Cummertries, Stabletoune in Dornock, Reidhall and Cavertsholme, the merklands of Righeads in Kirkpatrick-Fleeming, the lands of Newbie and Annand, forty shilling land of Greengathouse and five merkland in Middlebie, maynes, milns, kaynes, customs and other casualties, exactllt considered, stood valued in the Valuation Book, as rectified in May 1671, at |
18,232.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
But the following deductions are now made from the above cumulo, viz |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The lands of Rockhall-head and Carthat, by Act of Commissioners, 30th August 1774, stated under the parish of Lochmaben at, |
405.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The lands of Sibaldbie, now belonging to the family of Applegirth, by Act of the Commissioners, 26th May 1737, stated under the parish of Applegirth, &c. at |
665.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
And the lands of Broom and others, acquire by the family of Kelhead, by Act of the Commissioners, 23d November 1741, are stated under the parishes of Cummertries and Ruthwell, at |
559.6.8 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/45 |
|
16293.6.8 |
16603.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
Remains the Marquis's present cumulo, |
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16603.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/45 |
The VISCOUNT STORMONT's Cumulo Valuation |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The haill lands belonging to the the Viscount of Stormont, viz. - The four merkland of Stocks and Wyllies, in Dornock; the twenty pound land in Lochmaben; the ten pound land of Priestdykes and Broad Chapple; the fifty shilling land of Braidholm in Lochmaben; the twenty merkland of Castlemilk in St Mongo; the twenty pound land of Tunnergarth; the twenty pound land of Little Hutton; twenty merkland of Bengall in Drysdale; the twelve merkland of Trailtrow in Cummertries; the forty pound land of Ruthwell, Cocklicks, and Meikle Bellridding, in the parish of Ruthwell; and seven pound six shilling and eight penny land in Grateney; the twenty pound land of Reidkirk; the five pound land of Lanrigs; the ten pound land of Blaatwood; the eleven merkland of Tordoch; stand valued in the said valuation book at |
|
16384.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
United Parishes of GRATENEY and REIDKIRK. |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The five merkland of Scales, |
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400.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The lands of Grateney, that formerly belonged to William Johnston of Grateney, and now to the Marquis of Annandale, |
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800.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
Summa of these parishes is one thousand two hundred merks, |
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1200.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
PARISH of DORNOCK. |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The fifteen merkland above the Kirk, pertaining to His Grace the Duke of Queensberry, was included in his cumulo. But by Act of the Commissioners, 17th May 1745, the same was appointed to pay by themselves at the rate of, |
|
750.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
The fifteen merkland beneath the Kirk, that pertained to Dornock, was valued in cumulo at 525 merks |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
But by Act of the said Commissioners, bearing date the 1st October 1782, the cumulo valuation of the said lands was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
Carried over, |
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750.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/45 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
PARISH of DORNOCK continued. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Brought forward, |
|
750.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Butterdales, belonging to William Pulteney, Esq; of Solwaybank, at |
150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Foulsyke, also belonging to him, |
75.0.0 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/47 |
One-eighth part of Dornock-town, also his, |
37.6.8 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
Two-eighth parts of Dornock-town, also belonging to George Lowther, |
75.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
One-eighth part thereof belonging to John Irving, senior, |
37.6.8 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
One-eighth part belonging to William and James Irvings, |
37.6.8 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
One-eighth part belonging to John Carlyle, |
37.6.8 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/47 |
One-eighth part belonging to Richard Irving, |
37.6.8 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/47 |
And one-eighth part belonging to James Rome, |
37.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Ancient cumulo valuation, |
|
525.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The Eastrigs, |
|
100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Stabletoune, included in the Marquis of Annandale's total, |
|
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The five merkland of Stank and Woodhall, |
|
300.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The three poundland of Todholls, |
|
112.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The forty shilling land of Robgill, |
|
112.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Summa of this parish is one thousand nine hundred merks, |
|
1900.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
PARISH of KIRKPATRICK-FLEEMING. |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The five merkland Raeburn, Steill, and Cove, that pertained to Cleughheads, stood valued at 262.6.8 [merks]
Which by Acts of the Commissioners, 30th October 1781, and 6th November 1787, was divided and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
The lands of Cove, at |
117.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Raeburnhead, |
53.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
Steillhill, |
58.10.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
Holelee, |
33.6.8 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
Making together the foresaid cumulo of |
|
262.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The forty shilling land of Mossknow, |
|
112.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The seven merkland of Kirkpatrick-Fleeming, |
|
270.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
Carried over, |
|
645.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
PARISH of KIRKPATRICK-FLEEMING cotinued. |
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|
|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
Brought forward, |
|
645.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The forty shilling land of Beltenmont, with the lands of Hodlingtoune, |
|
300.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The five merkland of Broats, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The five merkland of Woodhouse, |
|
187.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The two merk half merkland of Alderbeck, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The five merkland of Byres and Wisebie, |
|
200.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/47 |
The eighty-five merk and half merkland of Springkell; Reidkirk's lands; forty shilling land of Sarkshiels; Half Mortoun; Logan, and these lands formerly called Reidkirk, stood valued in cumulo in the Valuation book at 4000 merks |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
But by Act of the Commissioners, 5th June 1764, the said cumulo is divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
The Barony or twenty pound land of Kirkconnell, comprehending, the lands following, viz. Birronlees, Gowkhall, Lavrickhall, Drowncow and Craigshaws, Caldronlee, Gair, Blackcleugh, Brantith, Berklieshead, Howgillside, Davinswall, Sarkshiells, Southside, Cairnhill, Burnfoot, Kirkconnell maynes, and Kirkconnell miln, holden of the Crown, at |
1693.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/47 |
And the lands and Baronies of Springkell and Half Morton, comprehending the particular lands after-mentioned, viz.
Raeburnfoot, Milliken's-buss, Cowgarth and Gowdielees, Atchisonbank, Westgilsyke, Newton, Barrowslacks, Heazlebank, Megshill, Quintinshill, Watshill and Buttertown, in the Barony of Springkell.
And the lands of Bogra, Dykeside, Waughslee, Timpan and Timpanheck, Wattaman, Cadgill-house, Cadgill-foot, Greenwrae, Cowholm, and Milton,
Campenholm, Cadgill-head, Cadgill-side, Oakwoodhill, Hillhead, Charter's Birn, Auchengyle, Southwood-foot, Stobyknow, Stonylee, Becktonhall, Logan mains, Logan-house, Knowhead of Logan, and miln of Sark, in the Barony of Half Morton, at |
2307.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Which together make the foresaid cumulo of |
|
4000.0.0 |
|
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| E106/12/3/47 |
Carried over, |
|
5632.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/47 |
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| E106/12/3/49 |
PARISH of KIRKPATRICK-FLEEMING continued. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
merks s. [shilling] d [pence] |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Brought forward, |
|
5632.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The lands of Smellholm, and Chappell of Logan |
|
120.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The lands of Langshaw and Miln thereof, that pertained to Woodhouse, |
|
120.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The fifteen merkland pertaining to the Marquis of Annandale, valued in his total with the three merkland of Righeads, |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Summa of this parish is five thousand eight hundred and seventy-two merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
|
5872.6.8 |
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|
| E106/12/3/49 |
PARISH of ANNAN. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The ten poundland of Bonshaw, Drumbrattanrig, |
|
450.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The land of Kirtlebriges possessed by Braes, |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The five merkland of Cleugheads was valued in cumulo at 225 merks |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
But by Act of the Commissioners, 3d March 1741, the said 225 merks are divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
|
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|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The lands of Girthend and Blacketleyes, belonging to Doctor Irving at |
110.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
And the remaining part of the said five merkland of Cleugheads, pertained to William Currie, |
115.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Which together make up the foresaid cumulo |
|
225.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The forty shilling land of Hardrigs and Gullilands, |
|
80.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The lands that pertained to Robert Tinin of Howes, |
|
40.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The lands of Warmanbie, |
|
220.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Elshieshiels lands, included in his total, |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The three merkland of Spittleridding, |
|
60.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The four merkland of Limekills, that was possessed by Adam Cairlile, another half merkland possessed by him, |
|
270.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Murthat, included in Kelhead's total, |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The merkland of Limekilns, called Thomson's lands, |
|
60.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The seven merkland of Braidkirk is valued in cumulo at 335 merks |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
But by an Act of the said Commissioners, bearing date the 17th August 1784, the cumulo valuation of the said lands of Brydekirk was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
|
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|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Carried over, |
|
1405.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
PARISH of ANNAN continued. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Brought forward, |
|
1405.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Brydekirk, belonging to Robert Paisley, Esq; at |
215.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
And Turnshaw-head, belonging to Charles Sharpe, Esquire of Hoddom |
120.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Ancient cumulo valuation |
|
335.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Summa of this parish is one thousand seven hundred and forty merks, |
|
1740.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
United Parishes of HODDOM, LUCE, and ECCLEFECHAN. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The six poundland that pertained to the tutor of Bonshaw, The __ pound lands that pertained to the Air of Woodhouse, |
|
700.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The four merkland of Howdaills, |
|
120.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The forty shilling land of Newpark |
|
140.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The three merkland of of Hairgill and Dodend, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The six merkland of Luce, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The lands of Luce that pertained to Jaffray Irving, |
|
120.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Kelhead's rent received from Adam Carlile, |
|
40.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The rest of Kelhead's land in Luce, |
|
82.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The ten merkland of Knockhill, |
|
350.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The merkland of Ecclefechan, the forty shilling land of Burnswark and Burnswark-leys, |
|
450.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The forty shilling land of Cowthat, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The ten merkland that pertained to Kirkconnell, the half merkland of Blackwoods in Middlebie included, were valued in cumulo at 400 merks |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Whid by Act of of the Commissioners, 30th August 1774, is divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The said ten merkland of Kirkconnell, at |
|
396.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
And the said half of the half merkland of Blackwood, or Blacklands, were appointed to be stated under the parish of Middlbie, at the remaining |
3.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
The five merkland of Air, possessed by umquhill John Bell in Dyke, and others that pertained to William Carruthers, |
|
250.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/49 |
Carried over, |
|
3098.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/49 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
United Parishes of HODDOM, LUCE, and ECCLEFECHAN continued. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
Brought forward |
|
3098.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
The thirty-five merkland that pertained to the late Earl of Annandale, with the milne thereof, which afterwards belonged to the Earl of Southesk, and now to Charles Sharpe of Hoddom, Esq; |
|
1395.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/51 |
The merkland of Gimmenbie, |
|
300.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
Summa of these parishes is four thousand seven hundred and ninety-three merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
|
4793.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
United Parishes of MIDLEBIE, PENNERSAUCHES, and CARRUTHERS. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
The sixteen merkland of Blackathouse was valued in cumulo at 800 merks.
But by Act of the Commissioners, 30th April 1779, the said cumulo was divided, and appoited to be stated as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Bankhead, Palmersgill, Ashyeards, and Blackatrig, at |
213.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Meinside, Cowhole, Raggetsyke, Hass, Morrals, Dirips and Yetts, |
248.6.8 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Kirtletoune, Pockeskine, Megsfield, Millstonsyke, and Callisterhall, |
266.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
And the lands of Cushethill and Johnston-hall |
72.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Which together make up the cumulo of |
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800.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The five merkland of Stockbriggs, |
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67.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The five merkland of Albie, Torbackhill, and Duncanflatt, |
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300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The thirty shilling land that pertained to Broats, |
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90.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The ten merkland of Newk, and lands which were formerly possessed by Hog, were included in the Duke of Queensberry's cumulo valuation. But by Act of the Commssioners, 17th May 1745, they were deduced from the said cumulo, and appointed to be stated by themselves at |
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420.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Gotsbrig or Scotsbrig, wer included in the Duke of Queensberry's cumulo valuation. But by Act of the Commissioners, 17th May 1745, were |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Carried over, |
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1677.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
United Parishes of MIDLEBIE, PENNERSAUCHES, and CARRUTHERS continued. |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Brought forward |
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1677.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
disjoined therefrom, and appointed to be stated by themselves according to the valued rent of |
150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Gotsbrig, holden of the Marquis of Annandale, |
150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The twenty merkland of Middlebie, |
600.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The Woodland that pertained to Carlile, |
30.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Merks |
930.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 30th April 1783, the cumulo valuations of these respective lands were divided, and appointed to be stated as under, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The Mains of Scotsbridge, Stoneybeck, Darlawhills, Potstown, Walls, Peatknow, and Miln of Middlebie, belonging to Sir George Clerk of Pennycuik baronet, at |
473.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Balgreen and Middlebie-town |
65.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Whitehill, at |
48.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Part of Middlebie-hill and Park, all belonging to George Muir of Cassencary, at |
16.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The remainder of Middlebe-hill and Park, belonging to his Grace the Duke of Queensberry, at |
22.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Craighouse, belonging to Charles Sharpe, Esq; of Hoddom, at |
65.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Crawstoun, belonging to John Bell, at |
38.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Cleughbrae, belonging to John and Walter Hendersons, at |
3.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Purdomstown, at |
100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Grainhall, at |
100.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Both the last articles belonging to His Grace the Duke of Queensberry, |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Making up the foresaid valuations |
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930.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The two merkland of Braes, |
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112.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The three merkland of Wintrophead, |
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600.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The lands of Kirtlehead and Satyre, |
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300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The five merkland pertaining to the Marquis of Annandale, valued in his cumulo, |
|
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| E106/12/3/51 |
The fourteen pound land that pertained to the late Earl of Annandale, now to Crowdeknow, |
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693.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Greengate-house, included in the Marquis's total, |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
Carried over, |
|
4313.10.4 |
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| E106/12/3/51 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
United Parishes of MIDLEBIE, PENNERSAUCHES, and CARRUTHERS continued. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
|
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Brought forward |
|
4313.10.4 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Conhess and Auchenbedrig, are valued in cumulo at 400 merks.
But by an Act of the Commissioners of Supply, bearing date 1st October 1782, the cumulo valuation of the said lands was divided, and appointed to be stated as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Solwaybank, Conhess, Auchenbedrigg, and others, belonging to William Pulteney, Esq; of Solwaybank, at |
390.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Blackcroft, belonging to David Armstrong of Kirkletown, at |
10.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Ancient cumulo valuation |
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400.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The six merkland of Dininbie, |
|
225.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Walstoune's lands that pertained to Kirkhouse, |
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60.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The half of the half merkland of Blackwood or Blacklands, was included in the cumulo valuation with the ten merkland that pertained to Kirkconnell, under the united parishes of Hoddom, Luce, and Ecclefechan. But by Act of the Commissioners, 30th August 1774, is disjoined from the said cumulo, and appointed to be stated at the rate of |
|
3.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Summa of these parishes is five thousand and two merks, three shillings and four pennies Scots, |
|
5002.3.4 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
VALUATION OF ESKDALE |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
At the time the Valuation Book was made up in May 1671, Eskdale consisted of the following parishes, viiz. Westerkirk, Cannobie and Mortone, Staplegordone, Ewes, and Wauchope.
But about the beginning of the present century, part of Staplegordon was thrown into Westerkirk, and that was erected into two parishes,
Called WESTERKIRK and ESKDALEMUIR.
The remainder of Staplegordone, with Wauchope, and half of Mortone, were erected into one parish, to be called LANGHOLM,
And CANNOBIE, with the other half of Mortone,
And EWES, remained as before. |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
WESTERKIRK and ESKDALEMUIR. |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The particular lands in these parishes are not precisely known, but the whole are believed to be as follows, viz. |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The Duke of Buccleugh's haill rent, feu duty, and teind, in the old parish of Westerkirk, as it stood on May 1671, extend to |
|
10748.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Westerhall's lands, viz. the lands of Midghill and Offghills, formerly belonging to Westerhall, thereafter to Adam Elliot, |
|
900.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Rig, belonging to Westerhall, |
|
300.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Burnfoot, belonging to him, |
|
150.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Craiks, |
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115.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The rest of Westerhall's lands, |
|
1050.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Heychester's lands of Overcausey, |
|
700.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Midleknow and Grassyeards, |
|
400.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Syntoune, to be included in the foregoing and following articles, |
|
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|
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Raeburn's lands of Raeburn, Raeburnhead, and Yettbyre, |
|
1760.0.0 |
|
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| E106/12/3/53 |
Rennelburn's lands. |
|
1400.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands that pertained to Tuffillaw, |
|
587.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands that pertained to Sir Francis Scott of Thirlestane, |
|
1000.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Tanlawhill, that formerly belonged to Sir Francis Scott, beside part of these lands that pertain to the Duke of Buccleugh, |
|
375.0.0 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands that pertained to Craighaugh, possessed by Grizel Scott, are valued at |
300.0.0 |
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|
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The rest of Craighaughs lands at |
375.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
|
675.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
But by Act of the Commissioners, 5th June 1739, the said valued rent is divided and appointed to be stated as follows. |
|
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| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Raeburnfoot, Craikhaugh, Hetherdyke and Johnston-Dinnings, pertaining to George Graham of Shaw, at |
528.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
And the lands of Johnston, at |
147.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
Which make up the whole valued rent of |
|
675.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Albisterland and Kirkgill, valued in the Marquis of Annandale's total, |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/53 |
John Armstrong of Holehouse, his lands of Steill and Bankhead, |
|
850.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/53 |
The lands of Dalbeathe, that pertained to Armstrong, |
|
150.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/53 |
Summa of the above parishes is twenty - one thousand one hundred and sixty merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
|
21160.6.8 |
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| E106/12/3/53 |
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| E106/12/3/55 |
LANGHOLM, comprehending part of STAPLEGORDONE, the whole of WAUCHOPE, and HALF of MORTON. |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The Duke of Buccleugh's interest in the old parish of Staplegordone, with feu duties, milns of Eskdale, customs and fishings, |
|
3040.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The teinds of the parish of Staplegordon, that belonged to the Bishop of Galloway, more than pays the minster yearly, |
|
900.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The ten merkland of Erkinholm, belonging to several heritors, stood valued in the valuation book at 700 merks
But by Act of the Commissioners, 2d May 1758, the said valuation of Erkinholm was divided, and now pays as follows. |
|
|
|
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| E106/12/3/55 |
One merkland pertaining to the Duke of Buccleugh, |
70.0.0 |
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|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The five merkland pertaining to Broomholm, |
350.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The three merkland that pertained to John Little, |
210.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
One merkland pertaining to Archibald Little, |
70.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
Which together make up the foresaid |
|
700.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The seven merkland of Broomholm, |
|
270.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The ten merkland of Craig, that pertained to Thomas and William Armstrongs, |
|
700.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The five merkland of Dowglen, |
|
225.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The Duke of Buccleugh's cumulo in Wauchope, being the hole parish thereof, |
|
3486.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
Summa of this parish is, with the Duke of Buccleugh's cumulos, nine thousand three hundred and twenty-one merks, |
|
9321.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
CANNOBIE with the other HALF of MORTONE. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The Duke of Buccleugh's interest in this parish, stock, teind, and feu duty, his Grace being proprietor of the whole extends to |
|
7462.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
Summa of this parish is seven thousand four hundred and sixty-two merks, six shillings and eight pennies Scots, |
|
7462.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
EWES |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The Duke of Buccleugh's valuation in this parish, stock, teind, and feu maill, is |
|
6325.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The lands of Arkltoune, that pertained to Walter Elliot, |
|
700.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The lands of Meikledale, that pertained to Adam Elliot, |
|
900.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The six merkland of Sorbie, |
|
250.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The lands of Tarras, |
|
1100.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
The lands of Brieryshaw |
|
90.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
Summa of this parish is nine thousand three hundred and sixty - five merks, |
|
9365.0.0 |
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|
| E106/12/3/55 |
INDEX and ABSTRACT |
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| E106/12/3/55 |
Page |
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| E106/12/3/55 |
3 Parish of Gelncairn, |
|
12056.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
10 -- Tynron, |
|
3108.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
11 -- Penpunt, |
|
1687.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
11 -- Keir, |
|
4171.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
12 -- Closeburn and Dalgarno, |
|
6601.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
14 -- Mortoun, |
|
150.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
15 -- Durisdeir, |
|
1047.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
16 -- Sanquhar and Kirkbryde, |
|
800.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
17 -- The Duke of Queensberry's cumulo |
|
31694.10.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
19 Parish of Kirkconnell, |
|
515.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
20 -- Holywood, |
|
6135.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
23 -- Dunscore, |
|
6059.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
26 -- Dumfries, |
|
4092.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
27 -- Carlaverock, |
|
2527.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
27 -- Kirkmahoe, |
|
7234.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
30 -- Kirkmichael and Garrell, |
|
6455.10.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
31 -- Torthorwald, |
|
3711.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
32 -- Tinwald and Trailflatt, |
|
3225.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
33 -- Moffat, |
|
6374.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
34 -- Kirkpatrick-Juxta, |
|
2343.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
35 -- Johnstoune, |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
35 -- Wamphray, |
|
4005.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
36 -- Hutton and Corrie, |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
36 -- Applegirth, Sibblebie, and Dinwoodie, |
|
4865.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
37 -- Drysedale, |
|
3775.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
38 -- Lochmaben, |
|
1857.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
39 -- Datoune, |
|
2652.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
Carried over, |
|
127145.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/55 |
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| E106/12/3/56 |
INDEX AND ABSTRACT |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
Merks s. [shilling] d. [pence] |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
Brought forward, |
|
127145.10.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
Page -- |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
41 -- Parish of Mousewald, |
|
2950.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
41 -- Ruthwell, |
|
635.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
42 -- Cummertrees and Trailtrow, |
|
3181.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
43 -- Tunnergarth and St Mungo |
|
3315.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
44 -- The Marquis of Annandale's Cumulo, |
|
16603.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
45 - The Viscount's of Stormont's Cumulo, |
|
16384.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
45 -- Parish of Gratney and Reidkirk, |
|
1200.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
45 -- Dornock |
|
1900.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
46 -- Kirkpatrick-Fleeming, |
|
5872.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
48 -- Annan, |
|
1740.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
49 -- Hoddom, Luce, and Ecclefechan, |
|
4793.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
50 -- Middlebie, Pennersaughs, and Carruthers, |
|
5002.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
53 -- Westerkirk and Eskdalemuir, |
|
21160.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
54 -- Langholm, |
|
9321.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
54 -- Cannobie, |
|
7462.6.8 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
55 -- Ewes, |
|
9365.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
Total valuation of the shire of Dumfries is two hundred and thirty eight thousand, and thirty-one merks Scots, |
|
238031.0.0 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
The following lands cannot now be found, and therefore the Collector of the Land-tax, at accounting with the Commssioners, gets allowance annually for the valued rents thereof (as being lost lands) as follows, viz. |
|
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
PARISH OF PENPUNT
The lands of Blackmyre, |
120.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
HOLYWOOD
Nairn's lands |
6.10.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
DUMFRIES
The lands of Wolfgill, &c. |
75.0.0 |
|
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
WAMPHRAY
Garrogill, |
75.6.8 |
277.3.4 |
|
|
| E106/12/3/56 |
Sum for which the Collector is accountable, is two hundred and thirty-seven thousand, seven hundred and fifty-three merks ten shillings Scots, |
|
237753.10.0 |
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| E106/12/3/56 |
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