, Land tax rolls - Perth county - Volume 4 - parishes (see 'More info' for parish details), E106/26/4&destination=/virtual-volumes/volume-images/volume_data-E106-26-4/REX01666?image_number=95){kind=link}
Volume contents
- 1 - Perthshire , Title pages
- 7 - Perthshire , Invergowrie
- 7 - Perthshire , Fouwlis
- 7 - Perthshire , Longforgan
- 7 - Perthshire , Rossie
- 9 - Perthshire , Inchture
- 9 - Perthshire , Abernyte
- 9 - Perthshire , Kinnaird
- 11 - Perthshire , Errol
- 11 - Perthshire , St Madoes
- 13 - Perthshire , Kilspindie
- 13 - Perthshire , Collace
- 13 - Perthshire , Kinfauns
- 13 - Perthshire , Perth
- 15 - Perthshire , Kinnoull
- 17 - Perthshire , Rhynd
- 17 - Perthshire , Scone
- 19 - Perthshire , Redgorton
- 21 - Perthshire , Cambusmichael
- 21 - Perthshire , Aberdalgie
- 21 - Perthshire , St Martins
- 23 - Perthshire , Methven
- 25 - Perthshire , Orvall
- 25 - Perthshire , Tibbermore
- 27 - Perthshire , Abernethy
- 29 - Perthshire , Argnask
- 31 - Perthshire , Dron
- 31 - Perthshire , Dunblane
- 33 - Perthshire , Forgandenny
- 33 - Perthshire , Forteviot
- 35 - Perthshire , Meigle
- 35 - Perthshire , Coupar
- 37 - Perthshire , Blairgowrie
- 41 - Perthshire , Alyth
- 43 - Perthshire , Bendochy
- 45 - Perthshire , Rattray
- 47 - Perthshire , Lethendy
- 47 - Perthshire , Kinloch
- 49 - Perthshire , Clunie
- 49 - Perthshire , Cargill
- 51 - Perthshire , Kinclaven
- 51 - Perthshire , Moneydie
- 53 - Perthshire , Caputh
- 55 - Perthshire , Auchtergaven
- 57 - Perthshire , Kirkmichael
- 59 - Perthshire , Little Dunkeld
- 61 - Perthshire , Dowally
- 63 - Perthshire , Logierait
- 65 - Perthshire , Weem
- 65 - Perthshire , Fortingall
- 67 - Perthshire , Dull
- 67 - Perthshire , Blair Atholl
- 69 - Perthshire , Moulin
- 71 - Perthshire , Kenmore
- 73 - Perthshire , Killin
- 75 - Perthshire , Balquhidder
- 75 - Perthshire , Aberfyole
- 75 - Perthshire , Callendar
- 77 - Perthshire , Porth of Menteith
- 79 - Perthshire , Kippen
- 79 - Perthshire , Kincardine
- 81 - Perthshire , Kilmadock
- 83 - Perthshire , Dunblane
- 85 - Perthshire , Lecropt
- 85 - Perthshire , Logie
- 87 - Perthshire , Tulliallan
- 87 - Perthshire , Culross
- 89 - Perthshire , Trinity Gask
- 89 - Perthshire , Findo Gask
- 91 - Perthshire , Madderty
- 93 - Perthshire , Dunning
- 93 - Perthshire , Auchterarder
- 97 - Perthshire , Blackford
- 97 - Perthshire , Glendevon
- 99 - Perthshire , Muckhart
- 99 - Perthshire , Fossoway
- 101 - Perthshire , Monzie
- 103 - Perthshire , Muthill
- 103 - Perthshire , Monzievaird
- 105 - Perthshire , Crieff
- 107 - Perthshire , Comrie
- 109 - Perthshire , Fowlis Wester
- 111 - , Abstract of parishes
- 111 - , List of commisioners of supply
| Names of Proprietors | Names of Lands | Valuation |
|---|---|---|
| [1649 VALUATION] | ||
| ABIRUTHVEN AND OCTARERDOUR, (Continued.) | ||
| Mr John Graham, | for his Wadsett, threescore twelve punds, | £72.0.0 |
| Earle of Perth, | for Baronie of Octerardour, one thousand one hundreth fourtie eight punds, | £1148.0.0 |
| Sibela Glass, | for her pendickles in Octarerdour, twelve punds, six shilling, | £12.6.0 |
| Robert Irvine, | for his pendickle, twelve punds, six shilling, | £12.6.0 |
| James Graham, | for his pendickle, thirteene punds, six shilling, eight pennies, | £13.6.8 |
| John Johnstoune, | for his pendickle, thirteene punds, six shilling, eight pennies, | £13.6.8 |
| John Nobbie, | for his pendickle, nyne punds, | £9.0.0 |
| James Schaddon, elder, | for his pendickle, eleven punds, six shilling, eight pennies, | £11.6.8 |
| James Schaddon, yor. [younger], | for his pendickle, nyne punds, | £9.0.0 |
| David Drummond of Broiche, | for his pendickle, fourtie punds, | £40.0.0 |
| Robert Graham of Drumfade, | for his pendicle, twentie six punds, thirteene shilling, four pennies, | £26.13.4 |
| Earl of Tullibardine, | for his pendickle, threttie three punds, six shilling, eight pennies, | £33.6.8 |
| John Mailler, | for his pendickle, thirteene punds, six shilling, eight pennies, | £13.6.8 |
| Alexander Barnet, | for his pendickle, thirteene punds, six shilling, eight pennies, | £13.6.8 |
| George Drummond of Balloch, | for his part of Octarerdour, fourscore punds. | £80.0.0 |
| Abbot of Inchaffray, | for his Few dewties in this parish, fyfetie three punds, fyfeteene shilling, eight pennies, | £53.15.8 |
| Summa fyve thousand three hundreth fourscore fyfeteene punds, one shllling, | £6395.1.0 | |
| [1835 VALUATION] | ||
| AUCHTERARDER, (Continued.) | ||
| John Shedden's Heirs, | Maillerhill, Moirsfold, and pendicle, | £54.16.1 |
| Broadgate, Keathley Head, Lochy, and Pothill of Fosswell, | £99.8.8 | |
| Another Croft, | £8.6.8 | |
| Peter Smeaton, | Woodside, | £64.11.5 |
| William Gibson, | Woodend, | £44.13.6 |
| William Syme, | Boads, | £34.14.4 |
| James Burgh, | Cloan, | £191.12.0 |
| Rev. [Reverend] James Burgh's Heirs, | East Miln, | £236.16.4 |
| John Percy Henderson, | Coulshill, | £170.0.0 |
| John Yates, | Lands in Auchterarder, | £6.13.4 |
| _____ Smith, | John Henry's lands, | £13.6.8 |
| John Mailler, | Technad or Tightnad, | £100.0.0 |
| William Syme, | James Anderson's lands, | £12.6.8 |
| Elizabeth and Ann Drummond, | James Drummond's lands, | £13.6.8 |
| John Dewar, | Sclatehall, | £20.0.0 |
| Robert Smeaton, | Part of Horn Order, | £4.8.0 |
| William Tran, | Part of Horn Order, | £4.10.0 |
| William Macewan, | Lands in Auchterarder, | £13.6.8 |
| Mrs Barnet, | Orchard land, | £8.19.8 |
| Mrs Ebenezer Cooper, | Croftspink, | £4.9.0 |
| Robert, Andrew, and Mary Mailler, | Berrydikes, | £24.0.0 |
| Jean and Betty Gilchrist, | Graham's lands, | £30.0.0 |
| David Miller, | Din's lands, | £30.0.0 |
| James Sinclair, | Part of Geddachy, | £12.0.0 |
| John George, | Drums, Murrayshaugh, and Sheepbutts, | £6.0.0 |
| Dr [Doctor] Andrew Carrick, | Stonebridge, Dalmantle, and part Geddachy, | £7.15.0 |
| Eindshaugh, | £10.0.0 | |
| John Christie, | Lands of Abbey, | £19.8.3 |
| John Mailler, | Puddock Dub, | £12.0.0 |
| John Mailler, | Wester Eind or Nether Eind, | £69.0.0 |
| Ebenezer James Lawson, | Belvedere, | £31.0.0 |
| John Monteath, | Bridgend, | £12.0.0 |
| James Mitchell, | Greenhead, | £17.18.0 |
| John Malcolm, | Bog of Windshole, | £4.0.0 |
| James Buchan, | Feu in Milntown, | £3.0.0 |
| _____ Smith, | Part of Pennylands, | £0.2.8 |
| James Smeaton, | Smiddy Croft, | £8.18.0 |
| David Thomson, | Lands in Auchterarder, | £12.8.8 |
| William Mailler, | Fairney Croft, | £8.13.4 |
| Dr [Doctor] Andrew Carrick, | One-half Bell's lands, and Landfoot, | £10.16.0 |
| Windridge, | £5.3.4 | |
| William Syme, | One half of Bell's lands, | £5.10.8 |
| Elizabeth Hally, | Janet Burn's, or Lady's lands, | £8.0.0 |
| James Balmain, | Howbutts, | £6.13.4 |
| John Cram, | Lands in Auchterarder, | £6.13.4 |
| Peter Lawson, | John Henrys lands, | £24.10.0 |
| Capt. [Captain] James Hunter, | Part Kirkton, Lees, part Boreland Park pendicle, Gallowhill, and others, | £120.18.11 |
| Newbigging, Bast Fordun, Mid Fordun, Kirkhill, West Fordun, Drumtastill muir common to East and Mid Fordun, Mill and Lands of Tullybrickle, | £377.5.9 | |
| Clartymiere, East Kirkton, and Powhillock, | £255.9.0 | |
| Miln Lands, and half the Miln Rent, | £29.8.5 | |
| Acres South of Auchterarder, | £38.4.4 | |
| Acres North of Auchterarder, | £67.4.9 | |
| Feus held of Hon. [Honourable] Basil Cochrane, | £62.3.8 | |
Transcriber's notes
Because this image is split into two formats, the left hand page from the 1649 valuation and the right hand page from the 1835 valuation, guidance was sought from the project management on how this should be transcribed.
The guidance received was
LEFT HAND PAGE
Transcribe
[1649 VALUATION]
on the first line.
Then transcribe a row for each value. Ignore line wrapping, so continue wrapped lines at the end of the 1st line where possible.
Transcribe amounts in the standard £1.2.3 format and NOT 0001 02 03 as written.
Where there isn't too much text there should be one line for each valuation.
RIGHT HAND PAGE
Continue transcribing after the completion of the left hand page
Transcribe
[1835 VALUATION]
on the first line.
Then transcribe a row for each value.
Ignore line wrapping, so continue wrapped lines at the end of the 1st line where possible.
Ignore curly brackets and join the lines together for each total.
Transcribe amounts in the standard £1.2.3 format.
Do not repeat the proprietor name(s) if they have several properties one after the other. Only the first property should have the proprietor name.
Where there isn't too much text there should be one line for each valuation.
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[There are various scribbles and calculations that have been written on the image but which have nothing to do with the original text and which would be impossible to transcribe in any meaningful format. These have been ignored in the transcribing exercise]
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Reference to "penidckle(s)" probably mean "pendickle(s) in Octarerdour" but hasn't been transcribed
Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Land tax rolls - Perth county - Volume 4 - parishes (see 'More info' for parish details), E106/26/4
This volume contains land tax information from the parishes of Perthshire in 1835. These parishes include Invergowrie, Inchture, Errol, Kilspindie, Kinnoull, Rhynd, Redgorton, St Martins, Methven, Orvall, Abernethy, Argnask, Dron, Forgandenny, Meigle, Blairgowrie, Alyth, Bendochy, Rattray, Lethendy, Clunie, Kinclaven, Caputh, Auchtergaven, Kirkmichael, Little Dunkeld, Dowally, Logierait, Weem, Dull, Moulin, Kenmore, Killin, Aberfoyle, Port of Menteith, Kippen, Kilmadock, Dunblane, Lecropt, Tulliallan, Findo Gask, Madderty, Dunning, Blackford, Fossoway, Monzie, Muthill, Crieff, Comrie, and Fowlis Wester.
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).