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Proprietor and land Malt Meal Butter Flesh Oil Money Totals Valuation
M.st.mk M - st. - mk Bls - ls - mk M - s - mk Bls - ls - mk £ S D
David Kincaid of Yinstay 11 3 12 -- 7 2 £7.4.8 £60.0.2⅔ £60.0.2⅔
Robert Sinclair of Sebay 74 1 -- 4 4 -- 6 3 -- 3 -- -- £6.0.0 £400.17.9⅓ £400.17.9⅓
Edward Sinclair 20 -- -- £66.13.4 £66.13.4
Thomas Foubister 7 -- -- £23.6.8 £23.6.8
Sibilla Foubister 5 3 -- £18.6.8 £18.6.8
Malcolm Foubister 3 -- -- £10.0.0 £10.0.0
John Peatrie 1/2 -- -- £10.0.0 £10.0.0
David Hart of Rusland 6 -- -- £20.0.0 £20.0.0
Geillis Paplay 5 -- -- £16.13.4 £16.13.4
John Craigie 6 -- -- £20.0.0 £20.0.0
William Petrie 6 3 -- £8.6.8 £8.6.8
Andrew Petrie in Cumley 1 -- -- £3.6.8 £3.6.8
George Maxwell in Stembuster 10 -- -- £33.6.8 £33.6.8
Hugh Sinclair of Damsay Vca [] 18 -- -- 1½ -- -- £90.0.0 £90.0.0
Thomas Sinclair of Campston 32 -- -- £106.13.4 £106.13.4
James Douglas 3 -- -- 1 -- -- £16.13.4 £30.13.4 £30.13.4
Carry Over 204 4 12 5 4 -- 9 -- 2 3 -- -- £29.18.0 £918.4.8

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Vca abbreviation?

M = Meil (spelling varies) was a Scandinavian measure of weight used in Orkney.
Lp = Lispund was likewise a measure of weight, used around the Baltic, and in Orkney mainly for butter and oil.
mk = mark was one twentyfourth of the setting.
Brl = Barrel measure mainly used for butter and Oil
st = setting (another Scandinavian term) was the same as the lispund, but used mainly for dry goods.
The setting was one sixth of the meil. The lispund was one twelfth of a barrel.

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