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Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Land tax rolls - Stirling county - Volume 5 - parishes (see 'More info' for parish details), E106/31/5

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1691 Land	1691 Valued rent	Dates of disjunction	1831 Lands	1831 Superiors	1831 Proprietors	1831 Valued rent
16 [Page]			CAMPSIE PARISH (Continued)
Feuars of Mugdock (contd.)		June 11, 1799	Marion and Margaret Thomson, for their share of ½ plough	The Duke of Montrose	James Downie	5.0.0
			James farie, William Aitken, and James Forsyth, for ½ plough of Wester Balgrochan	The Duke of Montrose	James Ferrie, J.Miln, and James Forsyth	24.0.0
Birbieston	52.9.0		Birbieston	Margaret Lennox	Margaret Lennox of Woodhead	52.9.0
The Laird of Woodhead	805.5.10		Woodhead	Margaret Lennox	Margaret Lennox	805.5.10
Balglas	32.4.4		Balglas	Margaret Lennox	Margaret Lennox	32.4.4
The Laird of Keirs	178.9.4	Sept. 30, 1806	William Reid's part of Hayston	James Stirling of Keir	William Reid	44.12.4
			Thomas Reid's part of Hayston	James Stirling of Keir	William Reid	44.12.4
			James Hunter's part of Hayston	James Stirling of keir	John Hunter	22.6.2
			James Frew's part of Hayston	James Stirling of Keir	John Frew, ⅓ ; William Reid, ⅓ ; and J.and W. Rankine, ⅓	22.6.2
			Andrew MacCulloch's part of Hayston	James Stirling of Keir	John Dick	26.0.6
			Thomas Ross' part of Hayston	James Stirling of Keir	Alexander Muirhead	11.3.1
			William Nisbet's part of Hayston	James Stirling of Keir	William Ewing	7.8.9
The Viscount of Kilsyth	1173.14.6	Jan. 14, 1755	The Lands of Inchbelly, Inchbreck, and Auchinririe	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	John Lennox Kincaid	437.12.0
		Sept. 5, 1786	Middle Muckcroft, possessed by George Brown	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	38.11.4
			Middle Muckcroft possessed by James Dun	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	38.11.4
			Middle Muckcroft, possessed By Robert Young	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	38.11.4
			Wester Muckcroft, possessed by William MacFarlane	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	28.18.10
			Wester Muckcroft, possessed by Robert Downie	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	28.18.10
			Wester Muckcroft, possessed by Peter Ronald	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	28.18.10
			Wester Muckcroft and Torfin, John Brown	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	55.2.5
			Easter Muckcroft and Barhill	General Sir William Maxwell of Bellamont, liferenter, and Major William Alexander Maxwell, his eldest son, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	75.5.9
			Easter Muckcroft and Barhill, Allan and William Downie	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	40.15.11
			Baldow	General Sir William Maxwell liferenter, and Major W. Alexander Maxwell, fiar	John Lennox Kincaid	53.5.5
			Mains of Bancloich	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	79.15.0
			Bancloich Mill and Rowantree Fauld	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	35.14.5
			Dambclous	James Wright, writer, Stirling, liferenter	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	31.14.4
			Drummillian	James Wright, writer,Stirling, liferenter	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	35.8.3
			Greenhead	General Sir William Maxwell, liferenter, and Major W. Alexander Maxwell, fiar	Sir Archibald Edmonstone	16.18.9
			Hole	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	Margaret Lennox	24.12.8
			Rashie Lands	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	Margaret Lennox	6.3.2
			Newck	General Sir William Maxwell, liferenter, and Major W. Alexander Maxwell, fiar	Margaret Lennox	9.10.11
			Feuars of Greenfoot	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	John Lennox Kincaid	20.0.0
17 [Page]			CAMPSIE PARISH (Continued)
			Hence unappropriated	Supposed, Sir Archibald Edmonstone	Unknown	49.5.0
The Laird of Glorat	1336.15.2	Jan. 25, 1753	The Lands of Crosshouse	J. Horrocks of Tillychewn	A. G. Stirling of Craigbarnet	58.2.5
			Over Kilwinnet	J. Horrocks of Tillychewn	James Buchanan	58.2.5
			Easter Over Kilwinnet or Looks Stone	J. Horrocks of Tillychewn	A.G. Stirling of Craigbarnet ½, James Muir ½	58.2.5
			Cumeroch, or ⅓ part of Cappiestone	Margaret Lennox	Margaret Lennox	21.15.10
			Craigends, part of Craigbarnet	Margaret Lennox	John Lennox Kincaid	130.15.5
			Baldoran, part of Glorat	Sir Samual Stirling of Glorat	Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat	334.3.11
		Aug. 22, 1774	Mains of Craigbarnet, Gaisley, Dykehouse, Knapoch, Easter and Wester Shanbrae, Easter and Wester Hole, and Blairtamoch	Alexander Gartshore Stirling of Craigbarnet	A.G.Stirling of Craigbarnet	210.13.11
		Sept. 27, 1815	Easter Baldoran	Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat	Sir Samuel Stirling	147.15.4¾
			Middle Baldoran	Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat	Sir Samuel Stirling	83.16.11
			Wester Baldoran	Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat	Sir Samuel Stirling	102.11.7¼
		March 5, 1816	Croftjohn, Broominch, and Broominchbog	J. Horrocks of Tillychewn	James Buchanan and Mrs Dalgliesh	15.12.6
			The remainder of Easter and Wester Kilwinnet, and Craigbarnet Mill and Lands	J. Horrocks of Tillychewn	A.G. Stirling of Craigbarnet	115.2.11
John Macfarlane of Kiethtoune	536.17.4		Kirkton	John Macfarlane of Balencleroch, liferenter, John Macfarlane, yr of do. fiar	John Macfarlane of Balencleroch	536.17.4
Auchinreoch	402.13.0		Auchinreoch	John Kincaid of Kincaid	John MacInness of Auchinfroe and Auchinreoch	402.13.0
Antermonie	402.13.0		Antermony	John Lennox Kincaid of Antermony	John Lennox Kincaid	402.13.0
Cappiestons Cunninghame	16.2.2		Cappieston, Cunningham	Margaret Lennox	Margaret Lennox	16.2.2
Cappiestons Brown	16.2.2		Cappieston, Brown	Margaret Lennox	Margaret Lennox	16.2.2
Ellieshaugh	13.13.10		Ellieshaugh	Supposed, James Stirling of Keir	Robert Ferrie	13.13.10
Total valuation of Campsie Parish, 1691	6437.0.2			Note.-Increase upon new roll of 6d [Pennies] accounted for as above.	Total valuation of Campsie	6437.0.8

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Note : In 1735, Bancloich and Muckcrofts were disjoined at £736 2s [Shillings] 6d [Pennies]., and Inchbelly, &c. as above,

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at £437.12s. [Shillings] ; but it would appear from the Collector's Book, both before and after that date, that the first, as Lord Kilsyth, was rated only at £686.17s [Shillings] 6d. [pennies] , and the other at £486.17s. [Shillings], under the name of Earl of Wigton. In the disjunction 1786, this Cess Book, and not the disjunction 1755, seems to have been the rule, by which means there is £49.5s. [Shillings], which, from the proceedings in the Minute Book, is unappropriated, and the Feuars of Greenfoot only appear there incidentally at £20, as before rated

Note- An increase here of 6d [pennies] in consequence if the disjunction in 1753, being made upon a cumulo of £1336. 15s [Shillings] 8d [Pennies] in place of £1336.15s [Shillings] 2d [Pennies]

Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Land tax rolls - Stirling county - Volume 5 - parishes (see 'More info' for parish details), E106/31/5

This volume contains land tax information from the parishes of Stirlingshire in 1831. These parishes include Airth, Alva, Baldernock, Balfron, Bothkennar, Buchanan, Denny, Drymen, Dunipace, Falkirk, Fintry, Gargunnock, Killearn, Kilsyth, Kippen, Larbert, Lecropt, Muiravonside, St Ninians, Slamannan, and Strathblane.

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).

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