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1691 Land	1691 Valued rent	Dates of disjunction	1831 Lands	1831 Superiors	1831 Proprietors	1831 Valued rent
10 [page]			Bothkenar Parish
The Laird of Newton	£1086.0.0	Nov.12 1759	John Alexander's part of John Taylor's part of Newton	William Dawson, Logie	William Dawson, Logie	£21.14.10
		Nov. 5, 1765	That mailing of newton possessed by David Sclanders	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£61.18.3
			Jean Higgins possession for Orchyards	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£42.17.2¾
			Lands possessed by Jean Higgins'	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£27.2.5¾
			John Simpson's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£201.17.5¾
			The fishing possessed by him	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£12.3.11
			Thomas Mitchell's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£11.3.0¾
			Alexander Anderson's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£112.15.3
			James Thomson's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£10.9.0¾
			George Foord's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£13.5.8
			Jean Auchie's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£1.3.3
			The Mansion-house	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£4.3.8
			James Stark's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£0.5.3
			Jean Beattie's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£0.1.2
			James Simpson's possession	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£0.1.2
			[Sub total]			£499.6.10¾
		Sep.12,1774	The Lands commonly called Howkerse and Bambershire, sometime belongong to Alexander Johnstone, there after to James Crawford, as disjoined 3d June, 1730	James Crawford, merchant, Falkirk	James Crawford,merchant, Falkirk	£83.15.6
			That room or mailing in Newton, sometime possessed by Alexander Watt, and purchased by James Crawford from John Hamilton as disjoined 12th February,1753	James Crawford, merchant, Falkirk	James Crawford, merchant, Falkirk	£34.0.0
		Oct. 2,1775	That part of Newton which belonged to John Taylor, afterwards to John Syme	Supposed Lord Dundas	Henry Stainton, London	£42.4.0
		Dec. 6 1798	Skinflatt, and that part of Fasset purchased by John Johnstone from James Kincaid.now Thomas Smith's	Laughlan Smith, Bainsford	Laughlan Smith, Bainsford	£33.10.0
			Auchintyre, being Mr Grahamof Airth's part of Alexander Watt's part of Newton	William Graham, yr. of Airth	Thomas Graham Stirling of Airth	£70.13.4
			The remainder of Alexander Watt's part of Newton belonging to George Kincaid	William Graham	The heirs of Joseph Stainton	£70.13.4
		Dec.20, 1798	Mr Dallas' part of Fasset	Peter Bell, Falkirk	Peter Bell, Falkirk	£8.8.0
			Remainder thereof belonging to James Kincaid	Alexander Kincaid	Alexander Kincaid	£16.2.0
		Disjoined 3d Jan. and confirmed 26th March, 1810.	That piece of the Lands of Newton lying near Orchardhead, and containing 9 acres, 2 roods, and 5 falls; and that field called Skinflatt, acquired by Mr Ogilvie from Lord Dundas	J. Ogilvie's representatives	J. Ogilvie's representatives	£36.5.10
			That other piece of the Lands of Newton, near Orchardhead, consisting of 10 acres, 2 roods, 30 falls, also acquired by Mr Ogilvie from Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£24.2.5
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		Disjoined 3d Jan. and confirmed 26th March, 1810	The remainder of those parts of Newton as disjoined in the possession of Robert Cumming and James Morrison, of the above date	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£85.3.1½
		April 30, 1810	Spout, as disjoined 2d June 1739	Thomas Learmonth of Lawrence Park	John Ogilvies representatives	£60.0.0
The Laird of Quarrel	£344.13.4	July 28, 1715	Alexander Hunter's part of Quarrel, (now Kirkton)...	Major Dundas of Carron Hall	Major Dundas of Carron Hall	£317.5.8
		Mar.11,1768	Hugh Smith's part of Quarrel purchased by Mr Callender, now Pumphill Bridge	Major Dundas of Carron Hall	Lauchlan Smith, Bainsford	£16.0.0
		Dec. 6, 1798	James Crawford's part of 1/5 of an oxgate of Land, and a rig under the name of malcolm Leishman, Pumphill Bridge, once Patrick Callander.....	James Crawford Falkirk	James Crawford, merchant, Falkirk	£3.14.3
			Janet Callendar and husband's part of Pumphill Bridge	William Sharp, Bothkenar	William Sharp, Bothkenar	£3.19.3
			Elizabeth Callendar and husband's part of Pumphill Bridge	James Crawford, Falkirk	James Crawford, merchant, Falkirk	£3.14.2
The Laird of Kerse	£73.2.6	Feb. 12,1753	Dalgrene	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£73.2.6
Bangour	£232.0.0	June 27, 1774	The Lands of Inch	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£232.0.0
Walter Rankine	£362.19.2	April 30, 1810	Backrow, possessed by Peter Syme, and those parts thereof called Bonnymeadow, by George Wyse...	Henry Stainton, London	Henry Stainton, London	£190.4.7
			The remainder of Orchardhead	Thomas Learmonth of Lawrence Park	John Ogilvie's representatives	£172.14.7

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Note - These two parcels of Land are stated to be parts of that part of Newton disjoined 5th Nov. 1765, as possessed by Robert Cummings, at £85.0.6¼ and by James Morrison, at £60.10.10¼ [total] £145.11.4½

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Note - A loss of 8¾d. seems to be sustained upon the foregoing disjunctions. Upon the 20th December, 1798, the following disjunction appears to be made upon the petition of John Dallas of North Newton.

That part of the Barony of Newton belonging to Mr Dallas.........£12.6.6
The remainder of the said Barony, belonging to Lord Dundas £630.12.3
Amounting to ............£642.19.0

In these proceedings the disjunction of Lord Dundas' part of Newton, made 5th November, 1765, have not been taken notice of, the cumulo standing in the Collector's book having been made the rule; and as it is not specified from what parcel the valuation above disjoined to Mr Dallas has been taken, it has not been found practicable to apply it to any of the parcels disjoined in 1765, and therefore, although the £630 12s [shillings] 3d [pennies to Lord Dundas, and the £12 6s. [shillings]9d. [pennies] to Mr Dallas, have both been continued in the Collector's book, and no notice taken of the disjunction in 1765,it has been considered as more correct to insert the latter in the text, and to make theformer the subject of a Note.

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