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Proprietor and land Valuation
Niniane stewart of Kilcatten for himselff and remanent heritors fewars Lyfrentars propper wodsettars and othiris within the pareishis of Rothesay and Kingarthe in the Ile of Bute, Heir payit to thame of propper rent within the said pareishis seing it cannot convenientlie be geawin vp seuralie. thair victuall being convertit in money at v ls vj ss viij d [£5.6.8] the boll meill and beir brunt and wast lands being deducit Sax Thousand Ane Hundrethe Thriescoir Auchtein Pundis vt brevi £6178.0.0
1] payed in few and tak deuties within the said pereishis Two Thousand Tuentie seawin Pund sax schilling viij d [eight pence] vt brevi £2027.6.8
[Total] £8205.6.8
3] payed in Mortifeit Rent to the Ministers of bothe the said pareishis Ane Thousand Ane Hundrethe Thriescoir Nyne pund vj ss [six shillings] viij d [eight pennies] vt brevi £1169.6.8
4] Payed to his Majesties exchequer in money Tuentie twa pund vt brevi £22.0.0
[Total] £4086.13.4

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The Roll of the rent of the shrefdome [shirefdome] of Bute Maid and sett downe by the comissioneris [commissioneris] vnder subscryuing appointit for that effect by act of the estaitis of parliament of this kingdome Holdin At Edinbrut [Edinburgh] the fourt of august jaj vi ct fourtie Nyne Zeris [4 Aug 1649] Which Comissioneris [Commissioneris] haueing Mett vpone the Tuentie fyve day of december [25 Dec] Last And haueing judiciallie geawin thair aothis to vse thair best indewors for a richt and trew informatioune of the rentis of the whole schyre and to proceid faithfullie and Impartiallie in prosecuting thr [their] comissioune [commissioune] and instructiounis relating thrvnto [thervnto] Which they haue cairfullie performed in ewerie point, After serious and Mature deliberatioun they haue maid and sett downe the Roll following in Articles according to the nwmber of the severall parishis within the said schyre and haue cast vp the valuis according to the derectioune of the Parliament

[In left margin] Bute

Transcriber's notes

L.s.d. for pounds, shillings and pence, the letters being taken from the Latin librae, solidi and denarii.
'Aothis' appears to be a blend of Scots 'aithis' and English 'oaths

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Dauvit- Moderator, Jane F Jamieson, Caroline Macafee