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Description of Property	Valuation Sub 2	Present Proprietors	Valuation Sub	Valuation
				SCOTS MONEY.
		West Calder Parish, Brought forward		£2829.3.8
R. James Purdie, for a fourth part of the lands of Over Williamston, or Wester Harburnhead, called Hayfield, now Harburn		Alexander Young, W. S. [Writer to the Signet]		£133.6.8
John Yorston, for Thomas Clark, William Douglas, for Middle Crosswood		* Heirs Sir A. Dick		£97.13.4
		Total West Calder		£3060.3.8
N. B. Agrees with Rolls 1726 and 1738.
But the two following entries fall to be stated as lying in this parish,—
Thomas Gloag, for Langside	£32.3.0	Heirs Thomas Gloag, W. S. [Writer to the Signet]		£32.3.0
William Flint, for Polbeth (James Wylie, W. S. [Writer to the Signet] superior)	£61.3.8	William Flint of Polbeth		£61.3.8
	£93.6.8	Total West Calder		£3153.10.4
Though they are stated in all the other Rolls in Mid-Calder Parish, as composing part of Lord Torphichen's Cumulo Valuation in that Parish in 1726.
Obs. [Observation] Mid-Calder and West Calder were originally one parish ; and it is somewhat difficult, from the old Rolls, to ascertain the Valuations of each with accuracy.
The Valuations are correct, as the summations agree.
Thus, in 1702, Mid-Calder, Total				£5559.3.4
West-Calder, Total				£2751.17.0
				£8311.0.4
in 1726, Mid-Calder, Total			£5250.16.8
West-Calder, Total			£3060.3.8
				£8311.0.4
in 1814, Mid-Calder, Total			£5157.10.0
West-Calder, Total			£3153.10.4
				£8311.0.4
			Agrees.
No. 17. Inveresk Parish.				SCOTS MONEY.
The Marquis of Tweedale, for Pinkie, £1475.0.0.
Divided thus,—
The Marquis of Tweedale, £904.3.8 3/4. Divided thus,—
Sir Archibald Hope, for Sandyhaugh feu	£23.8.5 6/12
Sir Archibald Hope, for a piece of ground near Eastpans feu	£26.15.4 6/12
Lord Tweedale's Trustees, for Pinkie Mains	£185.14.6 6/12
Lord Tweedale's Trustees, for a part of Pinkiefield, in lease to George Murray	£78.17.8 6/12
Lord Tweedale's Trustees, for a part of Pinkiefield, in lease to William Spence	£86.6.3 6/12
Lord Tweedale's Trustees, for a part of Pinkiefield, in lease to James Veitch	£95.9.11 6/12
Lord Tweedale's Trustees, for a part of Pinkiefield, to George Berry	£46.3.2
Sir Archibald Hope, for gardens and New Park of Pinkie, and others, in property and superiority	£361.8.2 3/12
Agrees	£904.3.8 3/12	Sir John Hope, Bart. [Baronet]		£904.3.8 3/12
Dr Archibald Christie	£33.13.2	Sir John Hope, Bart. [Baronet]		£33.13.2
John Paton	£147.12.2 3/4	Sir John Hope, Bart. [Baronet]		£147.12.2 3/4
Mrs Fisher of Loretto, for lands	£97.14.5 6/12	Sir John Hope, Bart. [Baronet]		£97.14.5 6/12
Sir John Hope	£1183.3.6 1/2	Vide Abstract after stated.
Captain Lindsay, Pinkieburn	£64.8.10 1/4	Dr Lindsay		£64.8.10 1/4
Andrew Elly	£53.17.7 1/4	Andrew Elly, gardener		£53.17.7 1/4
	£1301.10.0
R. Rev. [Reverend] Mr Finlay, for Mr Campbell	£173.10.0	William Aitchison of Drumore		£173.10.0
Agrees	£1475.0.0
Agrees with Roll 1702.
The Duchess of Buccleuch, for Smeaton	£1349.12.8
The Duchess of Buccleuch, for that part of the superiority	£182.4.7
	£1531.17.3
The superiority of the Lordship of Musselburgh formerly belonged to Sir Robert Dickson of Carberry -- £866.10.2
Deduce Carberry's part, as after stated -- £291.18.0
	£574.12.2
Agrees	£2106.9.5	The Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry		£2106.9.5
William Binning of Wallyford, for the lands of Wallyford (£697.6.4 thus,—)	£614.7.4
William Binning of Wallyford, for his part of the superiority	£82.19.0
	£697.6.4
Divided thus,—
Robert Finlay, for parks about the house of Wallyford and East Farm	£414.0.7
West Farm of Wallyford	£283.5.9
Per decreet, 11th March 1807. Agrees	£697.6.4	Earl of Wemyss		£697.6.4
		Inveresk carried forward		£4278.15.9

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Rectified Valuation Roll 1814, Continued.
[page] 77
Rectified Valuation Roll 1814, Continued.
[Note- Earl of Wemyss]: Note :- Belonged to Earl of Wemyss in 1857

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R denotes that the Cess or Land-Tax is Redeemed
Notes in red and green ink have not been transcribed

Heirs Sir A. Dick [Sir Alexander Dick, 5th Baronet (1786–1808)]
[Note - Earl of Wemyss]: William Aitchison of Drumore has been scored out and changed to Earl of Wemyss

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