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Date	Prog # of masters	Masters/mistresses names and designations	Prog # of servants	Servants names	Quality of servants	Duty
15 Sep 1779		Weemyss
	73	The Honble [Honourable] James Weemyss	175	William Rose	Livery Servt [Servant]	£1.1.0
			176	Peter Thomson	Livery Servt [Servant]	£1.1.0
			177	John Finlayson	Coachman	£1.1.0
			178	James Jinkeson	Gardiner	£1.1.0
			179	Ewan Marshall	Footman	£1.1.0
			179			£5.5.0
		Abstract of the foregoing.
		Abbotshall				£1.1.0
		Aberdour				£5.5.0
		Anstruther wester				£1.1.0
		Auchterdarren				£2.2.0
		Auchtermughty				£3.3.0
		Ballingrea				£3.3.0
		Ballmerino				£2.2.0
		Burntisland				£1.1.0
		Carrenbee				£2.2.0
		Collessie				£3.3.0
		Ceres				£7.7.0
		Criech				£1.1.0
		Craill				£8.8.0
		Cupar				£8.8.0
		Carnock				£1.1.0
		Dalgity				£22.1.0
		Darsie				£1.1.0
		Dumfermline				£6.6.0
		Dysart				£7.7.0
		Dunbogg				£1.1.0
		Elie				£7.7.0
		Ferrie				£3.3.0
		Kemback				£3.3.0
		Keble				£6.6.0
		Killconquhar				£10.10.0
		Killrennie				£4.4.0
		Kinglassie				£2.2.0
		Killmennie				£1.1.0
		Kinghorn				£4.4.0
		Kingsbarns				£1.1.0
		Largo				£3.3.0
		Lesslie				£1.1.0
		Leuchars				£3.3.0
		Markinch				£6.6.0
		Monymeall				£16.16.0
		Newburgh				£6.6.0
		Scoonie				£3.3.0
		Strathmiglo				£4.4.0
		Carried Foreward				£175.7.0

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Transcriber's notes

This assessor often makes a small 'o' that is indistinguishable from a small 'e'. When in doubt, I have decided to transcribe the letter to fit with the modern, standardized spelling of the given word, if I can figure it out (e.g., his 'Terryburn' becomes Torryburn). In the case of surnames with variant spellings, however (e.g. Andersen/Anderson) I have had no choice but to read the letter literally, as an 'e'.

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Nora Edwards, noho, D. K. Peddie