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| Proprietors and lands | Property valuation | Property totals |
|---|---|---|
| PARISH OF ANCRUM | SCOTS. | SCOTS. |
| £. s. d. | £. s. d. | |
| SIR JOHN SCOTT of Ancrum, Bart. [Baronet] | ||
| Mill Park | £73.16.10 | |
| Lawn Park, Dovecote Park, Garden and Orchyard, Cunningbrae, and pertinents | £147.12.8 | |
| Howden | £201.17.7 | |
| Skaa, Braidlaw, and Croft, and part of Bellsbutts | £307.6.1 | |
| Trowpenny, and part of Bellsbutts | £124.6.4 | |
| Hairstains | £300.17.8 | |
| Mill Lands and Multures | £102.15.0 | |
| Houndmanshaugh | £15.1.4 | |
| Palacehill | £240.2.9 | |
| Garsetlaw | £150.13.2 | |
| Barnpark | £18.16.8 | |
| Four Houses and Yards at Bellsbutts | £20.14.0 | |
| Woodhead | £361.3.1 | |
| Kirkhaugh | £48.4.2 | |
| Orchyard | £48.4.2 | |
| Townhead, or Bellsbutts Park | £72.5.10 | |
| Castlehill Park | £50.3.4 | |
| Provost Park | £105.8.4 | |
| [total] | £2389.9.0 | |
| ALEXANDER KNIGHT. | ||
| Part of the Barony of Ancrum, feued from Sir John Scott, proprietor of the remainder of the Barony | £10.11.0 | |
| HARRY DAVIDSON, Writer to the Signet. | ||
| Those parts and portions of the Lands and Estate of Belses, lying upon the west side of the public road that leads from Lilliesleaf to the Burgh of Jedburgh by Chesters | £600.0.0 | |
| ALEXANDER KEITH, Accountant, Edinburgh. | ||
| Those parts and portions of the Lands and Estate of Belses, lying on the east side of the public road that leads from Lilliesleaf to the Burgh of Jedburgh by Chesters, which includes the Mill of Belses, and Ryeknow, purchased from Bennet of Chesters | £643.18.4 | |
| [total] | £8649.18.4 |
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[Page] 1VALUATION BOOK
OF THE
COUNTY OF ROXBURGH.
COMPREHENDING and divided into the different Parishes after mentioned, arranged
in Alphabetical Order, revised and compared with the former Valuation Books, and
with the several Disjunctions and Transfers, appearing from the Records, that have
taken place from the month of June 1791, when the last Valuation Book was authen-
ticated, down to the 31st day of December 1811, approved of by the Annual General
Meeting of Commissioners of Supply of the said County, on the 30th day of April
1813.
SIR JOHN SCOTT - JOHN [crossed out] William Monteith [added]
Hairstains [note] (Marquis of Lothians - mid Supr [Superior])
ALEXANDER KNIGHT. [crossed out] William Monteith [added]
Deduct part of Farm of Stowden sold to marq. [marquis] of Lothian
per Disjuntion 4th June 1833
Hairstanes per Disjuntion 4th June 1833
(marq. [marquis of Lothian)
ALEXANDER KEITH, Accountant, Edinburgh. [crossed out] marquis of Lothian [added]
[note] marquis of Lothian
Part of Howden acquired from Sir W. Scott
Hairstanes acquired from Sir W. Scott
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Ancrum Parish, Bedrule Parish, Castleton Parish, Cavers Parish, Crailing Parish, Ednam Parish, Galashiels Parish, Hawick Parish, Hobkirk Parish, Hownam Parish, Jedburgh Parish, Kelso Parish, Lilliesleaf Parish, Makerstoun Parish, Melrose Parish, Minto Parish, Morebattle Parish, Oxnam Parish, Roberton Parish, Roxburgh Parish, Roxburghshire County, Smailholm Parish, Southdean Parish, Sprouston Parish, St Boswells Parish, Yetholm Parish