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Description of Property	Valuation Sub 2	Present Proprietors	Valuation Sub	Valuation
				SCOTS MONEY.
		Borthwick Parish, Brought forward,		£2558.12.7
James Dewar of Vogrie, for lands and estate of Vogrie	£500.0.0}
James Dewar of Vogrie, for lands of Loquhariet, Walter Welsh	£477.0.0}
James Dewar of Vogrie, for part of the barony of Currie, called Currie Mains, or Borthwick Mains	£237.0.0}	James Dewar of Vogrie		£1732.15.5
James Dewar of Vogrie, for Hagbrae, Walter Welsh	£186.6.8}
James Dewar of Vogrie, for Catcune Mains, Catcune Mill, and Rhodes, formerly part of Harvieston	£332.8.9}
The remainder of James Dewar of Vogrie, being the mansion-house and policy, and lands on the east side of the turnpike road	£126.5.7	Thomas Cranstoun of Dewar		£126.5.7
	£1859.1.0
John Mitchelson of Middleton, for the lands of Wester Middleton and Meggat's Cross	£329.13.4
John Mitchelson of Middleton, for Torcraik and Borthwick, £386.0.0
Divided thus,—
John Mitchelson of Middleton, for Borthwick £87.2.3	£87.2.3	Stated to Crookston, as before.
John Mitchelson of Middleton, for Torcraik £298.17.9	£298.17.9
[sub-total] £386.0.0
John Mitchelson of Middleton, for Easter Middleton, part of the Lordship of Borthwick	£340.0.0
The lands of Snype, £97.18.4
Divided thus,—
The lands of Graysnipe £29.6.0
The lands of Middleton Snipe £68.7.4
Per decreet, 6th July 1812.	£97.13.4
John Mitchelson of Middleton, for lands of Cowberry-hill	£80.10.0	Stated to Crookston, as before.
Decreet, 30th March 1813,	£1233.16.8
Deduce for two parcels, before stated to Crookston, viz. £87.2.3
£80.10.0
[sub-total]	£167.12.3
	£1066.4.5	Heirs of Archibald Mitchelson of Middleton		£1066.4.5
		Total Borthwick,		£5483.18.0
No. 30. Temple Parish.				SCOTS MONEY.
Prestongrange, £592.0.0. Divided thus,—
For the lands of Muirfoot, and Muirfoot-haugh	£233.10.6}
For the lands of Muirfoot Park	£108.7.9}	The Earl of Rosebery, £458.13.4 as after stated.
For the lands of Gladhouse	£116.15.1}
	£458.13.4
For the lands of Gladhouse Mill, and Tocksidehill, or Prettyrent, in name of Sir James Justice	£133.6.8	The Right Hon. [Honourable] William Dundas, as after stated, £133.6.8
Per decreet, 17th May 1813. Agrees	£592.0.0
The lands of Southmains of Clerkington	£80.10.4
The lands of Gladhouse Mill and Tocksidehill, or Prettyrent, in name of Sir James Justice, as before stated	£133.6.8
	£213.17.0	Right Hon. [Honourable] William Dundas		£213.17.0
The lands of Herondean, exclusive of the south-west part thereof, bounded by the Flinty-cleugh on the north-east	£88.17.10
For the south part of Herondean, bounded by the Flinty-cleugh on the north-east	£44.8.10
	£133.6.8
For Muirfoot and Gladhouse, as before stated	£458.13.4
Total	£592.0.0	The Earl of Rosebery		£592.0.0
Robert Murray of Deuchar, for Yorston	£263.13.4
For Uttershill	£178.0.0
For Temple	£835.0.0
For D. G. Hamilton	£48.10.0
	£1325.3.4
Divided thus,—
Lord Arniston, for Yorston	£263.13.0
for Utterston	£178.0.0
for Caldwall	£208.10.4
For remains of Temple £626.10.0 }
And D. G. Hamilton, as above £48.10.0 }	£675.0.0
Agrees,	£1325.3.4
For the west side of Esperton	£339.0.0
	£1664.3.4
Provost John Wightman, for Huntlycoat and Mauldslie, (the Honourable George Abercromby of Tillibody, superior)	£408.0.0
	£2072.3.4	Robert Dundas of Arniston, Lord Chief Baron		£2072.3.4
		Vide £50.14.5 after stated.
R. The Marquis of Lothian		The Marquis of Lothian		£15.0.0
The Marquis of Lothian, £943.14.6
Divided thus,—
Southmains of Clerkington, as above	£80.10.4	As before stated to W. [William] Dundas
Side Farm, part of the barony of Rosebery	£150.19.5}
Fountain, part of the barony of Rosebery	£43.2.8}	R. [Robert] Hepburn of Clerkington		{£352.5.11
Fountain Park, part of the barony of Rosebery	£21.11.5}
Westfield, part of the barony of Rosebery	£136.12.5}	[total]	£863.4.2
	£432.16.3
Robert Hepburn, for his part of the barony of Rosebery	£510.18.3	R. [Robert] Hepburn of Clerkington		{£510.18.3
Agrees,	£943.14.6	Also afterwards.
		Temple carried forward		£3756.4.6

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[page] 100
Rectified Valuation Roll 1814, Continued.
N. B. Agrees with Rolls 1726, 1738, and 1811, but is £1.0.0 less than the Roll 1702.
[page] 101
Rectified Valuation Roll 1814, Continued.

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R denotes that the Cess or Land-Tax is Redeemed
[Note - The remainder of ditto]: is ditto = James Dewar of Vogrie correct here?

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