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Volume contents
- 1 - Inverness-shire , Croy
- 2 - Inverness-shire , Petty
- 2 - Inverness-shire , Barivine
- 2 - Inverness-shire , Croy
- 2 - Inverness-shire , Ardersier
- 3 - Inverness-shire , Daviot
- 3 - Inverness-shire , Dunlichity
- 3 - Inverness-shire , Moy
- 4 - Inverness-shire , Dalarossie
- 5 - Inverness-shire , Dores
- 6 - Inverness-shire , Moy
- 7 - Inverness-shire , Dunlichity
- 8 - Inverness-shire , Inverness
- 11 - Inverness-shire , Daviot
- 12 - Inverness-shire , Dalarossie
- 12 - Inverness-shire , Dores
- 12 - Inverness-shire , Inverness
- 13 - Inverness-shire , Wardlaw and Pharnaway
- 13 - Inverness-shire , Boleskine and Abertarff
- 13 - Inverness-shire , Urqhuart and Glemoriston
- 13 - Inverness-shire , Convinth and Kilarlity
- 14 - Inverness-shire , Kilmrack and Urray 1788
- 19 - Inverness-shire , Wardlaw and Pharnaway 1788
- 22 - Inverness-shire , Convinth and Kiltarlity 1788
- 26 - Inverness-shire , Boleskine and Abertarff 1872
- 29 - Inverness-shire , Skeir Inch
- 30 - Inverness-shire , Inverallan
- 30 - Inverness-shire , Kilmorack and Urray
- 30 - Inverness-shire , Cromdale
- 30 - Inverness-shire , Abernethy and Kincardine
- 30 - Inverness-shire , Rothiemurchus
- 30 - Inverness-shire , Skeir Inch
- 30 - Inverness-shire , Kingussie
- 31 - Inverness-shire , Alvie
- 31 - Inverness-shire , Kilmoniviag and Kilmallie
- 31 - Inverness-shire , Kilfinan in Glengarry
- 31 - Inverness-shire , Laggan
- 31 - Inverness-shire , Skeirvie adn Kilpheder
- 32 - Inverness-shire , Kingussie
- 33 - Inverness-shire , Alvie
- 34 - Inverness-shire , Skeirve and Kilpheder
- 36 - Inverness-shire , Laggan
- 37 - Inverness-shire , Glenelg 1788
- 39 - Inverness-shire , Kilfinnan in Glengarry 1788
- 42 - Inverness-shire , Alvie c1788
- 43 - Inverness-shire , Kilmonivaig and Kilmallie
- 45 - Inverness-shire , Harris 1872
- 44 - Inverness-shire , Kilmuir in Skye 1872
- 46 - Inverness-shire , Snizort
- 46 - Inverness-shire , Kilchrist
- 46 - Inverness-shire , Kilbride
- 46 - Inverness-shire , Oynart and Bracadale
- 46 - Inverness-shire , Killichuymen in Glenelg
- 46 - Inverness-shire , Kilmuir in Trotternish
- 46 - Inverness-shire , Kilmuir in Skye
- 48 - Inverness-shire , Sleat
- 47 - Inverness-shire , Kilmarie
- 47 - Inverness-shire , Kilchoan in Knoidart
- 48 - Inverness-shire , Kilchrist summary
- 49 - Inverness-shire , North Uist
- 50 - Inverness-shire , Oynart and Bracadale 1872
- 51 - Inverness-shire , Kilchoan in Knoidart 1788
| Proprietor & Land | Valuation | Valuation (Total) |
|---|---|---|
| -3- | ||
| (minus 4d [pence]) agt. [against] Dunballoch and the deceased Hugh Fraser of Dunballoch was on the 4 Octr. [October] 1757 Inrolled as a ffreeholder on Lands extending in valued rent exactly to the above sum of £448.0.4. But as the said Decreed of the Commrs. [Commissioners] with respect to the Lands of Easter Dunballoch proceeded on a Petition from General Fraser it is ver ylikely that the Lands of Easter Dunballoch now belong to the ffamily of Lovat either in Superiority or Property. | ||
| The Heirs of Auchnagairn for his own Rent and a part of Culbokies | £325.0.0 | |
| In this sum is included the Lands of Kingilly &c vide Splitting in 1799. | ||
| The Laird of Strichen for Moniack * Splitt 1799 | £125.0.0 | |
| N.B. General Fraser having applied to the Commrs. [Commissioners] for having it ascertained what Lands this sum applied to They by their Decreet of the 19. Septemr. [September] 1776 Found Decerned & Declared that the same applies to the Lands of Wester Moniack. | ||
| The Lands pertaining to Fraser of Reelig | £170.0.0 | |
| The Lands and Barony of Lentran | £288.0.0 | |
| N.B. In the Valuation Book "Hew Fraser of Belladrum is rated for this sum. General Fraser applied to have his Cumulo properly distinguished and The Commrs. [Commissioners] on the 19th Septemr. [September] 1776 Found and Declared That the same applies to the Lands & Barony of Lentran. | ||
| The Laird of Culloden for Bunchrew. 200 marks | £133.6.8 | |
| x x x x x | ||
| Certified a true Excerpt | ||
| (Sgd) [Signed] Robert Gilbert, Depute County Clerk | ||
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Transcriber's notes
On the line for "The Heirs of Auchnagairn" is written, in green ink, "(Included in this VVR are:- Part of Groan £74.13.10 8; Mill of Kingillie ___[?] £72.19.2 4/12; Groan £25.15.1 2/12 (in File 1598)".
On the line of "In this sum is included" is written, in red ink, "(Splitting not shewn here)".
On the line of "The Laird of Strichen", the valuation £125.0.0 is crossed out in green ink.
On the line of "N.B. General Fraser" is written, in green ink: "Lord Lovat £82.0.6 3"; "(F 1778)"; and "Fraser of Reelick £42.19.5 9".
Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Land tax rolls - Inverness county - Volume 3 - parishes (see 'More info' for parish details), E106/17/3
This volume contains land tax information from the parishes of Inverness-shire in 1691. These parishes include Croy, Petty, Dalarossie, Dores, Moy, Dunlichity, Inverness, Daviot, Dalarossie, Wardlaw and Pharnaway, Convinth and Kiltarlity, Boleskine and Abertarff, Skier Inch, Laggan, Alvie, Akeirve and Kilpheder, Glenelg, Kilfinnan in Glengarry, Kilmonivaig and Kilmallie, Kilmuir in Skye, Kilchrist, Kilmarie, North Uist, Oynart and Bracadale, and Kilchoan in Knoidart.
Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records)
The Scottish Exchequer, and subsequently the Court of Exchequer, were concerned with the accounting of collected taxes in Scotland. These taxes include the Carriage tax (1785-1798), Cart tax (1785-1798), Clock and watch tax (1797-1798), Dog tax (1797-1798), Farm horse tax (1797-1798), Servant tax (1777-1798), Hearth tax (1691-1695), Horse tax (1785-1798), Inhabited house tax (1778-1798), Land tax (1645-1831), Poll tax (1694-1698), Shop tax (1785-1789), Window tax (1748-1798). Following the Consolidating Acts (38 Geo. III cap. 40 and 41), the duties on windows, inhabited houses, male servants, carts, carriages and dogs were incorporated in Consolidated Schedules of Assessed Taxes (1798-1799).