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Proprietor	Land	Valuation	Totals
PARISH OF LOCHRUTTON Continued.
Date of Decrees	Names of Lands		£.s.d.
	blished by prof, -that the said Lands of Nunland Mains and Lochrutton Gate, have, for time immemorial, been so mixed and blended together, by the alteration of fences and otherwise, that is now impossible to distinguish the proper march or boundary line betwixt them, or to ascertain the yearly value of the one separately from that of the other.
PARISH OF MINNIGAFF
1799. January 4	-The Lands of Bardrochwood, valuation £135; the Lands of Greddock, valuation £100; the Lands of Ardwall, valuation, £30; the Mill of Bardrochwood, valuation £25; the Park and Crofts of Bardrochwood, valuation £40; the Casualties of the before-mentioned lands, valuation £19; and the proportion of £133 6s [shillings)8d (pennies) called Kenmore and Largs Surplus Teind, valuation £6, divided and allocated as under, on the petition of Patrick Stewart of Boreness, and Patrick Laurie of Urral, the proprietors.
	The following allocated to Mr Stewart, viz.
	Part of Bardrochwood	72.10.0
	Park and Crofts of Bardrochwood	40.0.0
	Part of Greddock	30.0.0
	Proportion of Casualties	13.0.0
	Proportion of Surplus Teind	2.10.0
Amount of Mr Stewart's valuation			158.0.0
	And the folllowing allocated to Mr Laurie, viz.
	Ardwall	30.0.0
	Part of Bardrochwood	62.10.0
	Mill of Bardrochwood	25.0.0
	Part of Greddock	70.0.0
	Proportion of Casualties	6.0.0
	Proportion of Surplus Teind	3.10.0
	Amount of Mr Laurie's valuation		197.0.0
	Nathaniel Duke, of Leaths; and Alexander Birnie, of Almorness, agreeing that the several valuations of the Teinds and Lands purchased by them from Spottiswood, as mentioned in the petition, should be deducted from Spottiswood's valuation, and charged upon the Lands belonging to themselves. And the Commissioners ordained the Lands and Teinds and Feu-duties after-mentioned, to be valued separately, in manner after-written; and to be substracted from the valuation of the petitioner, John Spottiswood, viz :-
	On Meikle Carse	1.8.10
	On Craigencallie	1.10.8
	On Mains of machermore, Parkmaclurg, Carseminnock, Blackcraig, and Carsenaw, and Casualties	7.0.6
			10.0.0
1819 April 30	Part of Glenhoyse, formerly belonging to James Sloan, and afterwards to his Heirs, valuation £43 12s (shillings) 7d (pennies)., divided as under :-
	Part of Glenhoyse, now called Penkyle, belonging to Lieutenant-General the Honorable Sir William Stewart	33.12.6
	Part of Glenhoyse, now belonging to John Sloan	10.0.1
			43.12.7
PARISH OF MINNIGAFF Continued
1819 April 30	The Surplus Teind of the Lands of Two Dallashes, and part of Glenhoyse, formerly belonging to James Sloan, and afterwards to his Heirs, valuation £2.2s (shillings) 5d (pennies) divided as under :-
	Surplus Teind of Two Dallashes, now belonging to John Ramsay and William McHarg	1.7.5
	Surplus Teind of that part of Glenhoyse, now called Penkyle, belonging to Lieutenant General the Honorable Sir William Stewart	0.11.7
	Surplus Teind of that part of Glenhoyse belonging to John Sloan	0.3.5
			2.2.5
PARISH OF NEWABBEY
1759. April 30.	John Spottiswood, of that ilk, presented a petition to the Commissioners, stating that the whole of his Estate and Teinds, in the Stewartry stood valued at £1166 Scoots, stating also the sales of Lands and Teinds and Feu-duties, made by him to the Honorable William Maxwell of Nithsdale and others; and praying to have the valuation of the Lands and teinds so sold separated from his total valuation, and charged to the severalpurchasers at the rates specified in the petition. (continued)
	Alongst with the petition, letters were produced from Nithsdale's Chamberlain, in his name, and also from William McWilliam of Miltoun of Buitle; Akexander Gordon, of Little Knox; Patrick Heron, of Heron; William Mure, of Dildawn; George Gordon, of Troquhain; John Fraser, of Laggan; William Craik, of Arbigland; Joseph Fraser, of Little Cocklick; the Earl of Selkirk; John McCartney, of Halketleaths; John Thomson, of Cullendoch; the Kirk-Session of Newabbey; Charles Stewart, of Shambelly, (continued)
	The Teinds of the Nithsdale Estate in the parish of Kirkpatrick-Durham, at	12.0.0
	The Teinds of the Lands of Milton, in the parish of Buitle, at	12.0.0
	The Teinds of the Lands of Littleknox, in the parish of Buitle, at	5.0.0
	The teinds of the Lands of Cuill, in the same parish, at	10.0.0
	The Teinds of the Lands of Dildawn, in the parish of Kelton, at	6.0.0
	The Teinds of the Lands of Merkland, alias Little Kilwhanidy, in the parish of Kirkpatrick-Durham, at	4.0.0
	The Teinds of the Lands of Netheryett and Annatsland, in the parish of Newabbey, at	6.0.0
	The Teinds of the Lands of Upper and Nether Drumumphreys, in the parish of Kirkpatrick-Durham, at	6.0.0
	The Feu-duties of the Barony of Dunrod, in the parish of Kirkcudbright, at	20.0.0

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