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Names of Proprietors	Names of Lands	Valuation
[1649 VALUATION]
	Abernethy Parish.
John Moir,	for three quarters of Over Aberargie, one hundreth fourscore eighteene pundt, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£198.13.4
William Duncan,	for Marie land, twentie punds,	£20.0.0
John Pittenbroige,	for his part of Over Aberargie, fourscore ten punds,	£90.0.0
John Peat,	for Wester Clunie, one hundreth twentie fyve punds,	£125.0.0
Andrew Lundie,	for Provost Maynes and two Crofts Carie and Hatoune, six hundreth fourscore sixteene punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£696.13.4
Lawrence Keir,	for Easter Clunie, two hundreth threescore punds.	£260.0.0
Laird of Denmylne,	for Pittenbroige, fyftie punds, four shilling, six pennies,	£50.4.6
Michael Balfour,	for Pittendine, two hundreth threescore eighteene punds, thirteene shilling,	£278.13.4
Ludovich Leslie,	for Reidinsch, twentie six punds, six shilling, eight pennies,	£26.6.8
John Balvaird,	for his two rooms of Pitblea, three hundreth threttie three punds, six sliilling, eight pennies,	£333.6.8
Mr Archibald Moncrieff,	for Balbo, fourtie seven punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£47.13.4
Patrick Drummond of Balhaddies,	for his aikers, one hundreth two pimds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£102.13.4
William Andersone,	for his aikers, twentie fyve punds, six shilling, eight pennies,	£25.6.8
Nicholas Bruntfield,	for her aikers, ten punds, sixteene shilling, eight pennies,	£10.16.8
Andrew Imbrie,	for his aiker and one half, fyve punds, six shilling, eight pennies,	£5.6.8
Archibald Weyms,	for his aikers, fourscore six punds, six shilling, eight pennies,	£86.6.8
Archibald Douglas, yr. [younger]	for his aikers, fourscore twelve punds, ten shilling,	£92.10.0
Andrew Geddies,	for his aikers, fyftie eight punds,	£58.0.0
Archibald Thomson,	for his aikers, fourtie punds,	£40.0.0
Alleine Chapman,	for his aikers, twentie six punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£26.13.4
John Myller,	for his aikers, Christian Hutchison, Lyfe-rentrix, eleven punds,	£11.0.0
Andrew Myller,	for his aikers, lyfe-rented by Margaret Duncan, fourteene punds,	£14.0.0
William Duncan,	for his aikers, lyfe-rented by Margaret Myllar, fyve punds, ten shilling,	£5.10.0
Hew Ross,	for his aikers, eleven punds, ten shilling,	£11.10.0
James Forsaith,	for his aikers, sixteene punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£16.13.4
Andrew Brown,	for his aiker, six punds, ten shilling,	£6.10.0
Archibald Clark,	for his aiker, six punds, ten shilling,	£6.10.0
Hew Patrick,	for his aiker, six punds, ten shilling,	£6.10.0
Alexander Chapman,	for his aiker and one half, nyne punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£9.13.4
Lord Rothess,	for Fairniefield and Cairnie, nyneteene punds, six shilling, eight pennies,	£19.6.8
Lord Balvaird,	for his Teynds in this parish, one hundreth punds,	£100.0.0
Mr John Olyphant	for one fourth part of Aberargie, threescore six punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£66.13.4
Lord Balmerinock,	for his Few duties in the parish, twentie one punds, six shilling, eight pennies,	£21.6.8
Lord Angus,	for his Few and Teynd dewties, two hundreth threescore eight punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies,	£268.13.4

[1835 VALUATION]
	TIPPERMUIR, (Continued.)
John Martin,	Park of Huntingtower,	£5.14.11
	Park of Huntingtower,	£6.0.8
	Park of Huntingtower,	£2.17.5
	Park of Huntingtower,	£2.17.5
		£5338.9.6

	ABERNETHY.
Aytone,	Part Over Aberargo,	£26.8.0
Gattaway,	Acres in Cruse land,	£5.6.8
Mrs John Moncrieff,	Lands in Nether Pitcurran,	£8.0.0
William Lawrie,	Wellfield, part Over Aberargo,	£63.14.0
Joseph Murray of Aytone,	Pottie,	£300.0.0
John Balvaird Stoddart,	Ballowmill, Mill and Milllands, Bowbutts, part Mountwharie, part Pitversie, overside of Easter myre of Curies, Mailerton, and Maltinbride,	£160.16.7
	Other parts of the Estate,	£41.10.1
Adam, Mary, and Elizabeth Burns, and Charles Melville's Trustees	Easter Greenside,	£93.16.8
Peter Hay Paterson,	Carpow including £8 Feu,	£608.0.0
Capt. [Captain] James Richardson Hay,	Half Merk lands of Nether Aberargo,	£100.0.0
	Balmerino's Feu,	£8.0.0
	Oliphant's half of Over Aberargo,	£133.6.8
	Jean Moir's part of Over Aberargo, and part of Carie,	£204.15.4
George Ritchie,	Wester Drumhead,	£72.1.8
Robert Nicoll,	Drumhead and others,	£144.3.4
	Drum,	£2.0.2
Alexander Guthrie,	Gourdie muir,	£1.12.2
John Murray,	Cordon,	£106.4.6
	Acre of Brocksland, another in the East Feus and part Tarduff,	£13.1.8
	Part Provost Main's lands,	£175.6.8
	St John's Croft and part Commonly of Tarduff,	£18.8.11
James Amot,	Part Pitversie,	£10.8.11
William Birrell,	Part of Nether Pitcurran,	£7.4.8
Andrew Scott,	Pitkerroch,	£5.4.6
Kirk Session of Abernethy,	Kirklands,	£50.0.0
George Ritchie,	Brothell,	£171.15.0
Brothell, Carie, Hatton, and Cordon,	Rothes Feu,	£11.6.8
James Landale,	Pitmedan,	£278.13.4
Ballomill, Andrew Edmestone and Andrew Williamson Jun. [Junior],	Laurence Scott's acres,	£18.13.4
Sir Thomas Moncreiffe,	Innervethie, part of Hill and Haugh Grounds of Provost Main's lands and superiority of Clashwillie,	£463.2.8
	Balgarvie,	£378.0.0
John Henderson,	Gattaway,	£101.3.9
	Netherfield of Gattaway,	£24.12.3
Lord Douglas,	Angus Teinds and Feus,	£212.18.4
Earl of Mansfield,	Drumcairn,	£386.9.4
James Ritchie,	Carrie,	£189.17.10
Mrs Pratt, Pathhead,	Tarlindie,	£90.4.8
Andrew Williamson,	Acres in Abernethy,	£18.14.9
James Brown, Baker,	Acres in Abernethy,	£23.6.8
John Wemyss, Mason,	Acres in Abernethy,	£11.18.0
David Blyth,	Acres in Abernethy,	£6.0.0

Transcriber's notes

Because this image is split into two formats,
the left hand page from the 1649 valuation and
the right hand page from the 1835 valuation,
guidance was sought from the project management on how this should be transcribed.

The guidance received was

LEFT HAND PAGE

Transcribe
[1649 VALUATION]
on the first line.
Then transcribe a row for each value. Ignore line wrapping, so continue wrapped lines at the end of the 1st line where possible.
Transcribe amounts in the standard £1.2.3 format and NOT 0001 02 03 as written.
Where there isn't too much text there should be one line for each valuation.

RIGHT HAND PAGE

Continue transcribing after the completion of the left hand page

Transcribe
[1835 VALUATION]
on the first line.
Then transcribe a row for each value.
Ignore line wrapping, so continue wrapped lines at the end of the 1st line where possible.
Ignore curly brackets and join the lines together for each total.
Transcribe amounts in the standard £1.2.3 format.
Do not repeat the proprietor name(s) if they have several properties one after the other. Only the first property should have the proprietor name.
Where there isn't too much text there should be one line for each valuation.

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[There are various scribbles and calculations that have been written on the image but which have nothing to do with the original text and which would be impossible to transcribe in any meaningful format. These have been ignored in the transcribing exercise]

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The information on the right hand page would indicate that "for his aikers" on the left hand page means "for his aikers in Abernethy" but has been transcribed without including this.

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