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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
Sir Alexander Livingston for Dalderse, and David Oswald (continued)		Disjoined 15th Sept., & confirmed October 2, 1827	Those parts of Dalderse and of the Kirklands thereof, with the Fishings, Teinds, and Pertinents, as the same are described in a feu disposition thereof, granted by the said William Glen to the said John Ogilvie, dated 25th, and registered in the Books of Council and Session, 26th May, 1785	Henry Home Drummond of Blair-Drummond, fiar, and William Moray Stirling of Ardoch, liferenter	Henry Stainton, London	£102.0.0
			1 acre, 1 rood, and 17 ells, or thereby, of the Lands of Dalderse, feued by the said William Glen to Thomas Bain, mason at Bainsford, conform to feu contract between them, dated 21st January 1786	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	Thomas Bain, farmer, Drumbowie	£5.0.0
			Those parts of Dalderse, feued by the said William Glen to John Paterson of Fisheracre, as the same are bounded and described in a feu contract between them, dated 29th March, 1788	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	John Bowie, residing in Bristol	£2.0.0
			3 roods, and 3½ falls, or thereby, of Dalderse, feued by the said William Glen to William Wyse, distiller, Cobblebrae, conform to feu contract between them, dated 3d November, 1797	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	David Wyse, surgeon, and George Sheriff, Dalders	£3.0.0
			7 acres, 1 rood, 1 fall, and 17 ells, of Dalderse, feued by the said William Glen to William Wyse, conform to feu contract between them, dated 16th February, 1782	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	John Bowie, residing in Bristol	£20.0.0
			11 acres, 1 fall, and 9 ells, of Dalderse, feued by the said William Glen to Alexander Kincaid, tenant, Abbotshaugh, conform to feu contract between them, dated 16th February, 1782	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	John Kincaid, farmer, Dalderse	£32.0.0
			18 acres, 2 roods, and 27½ falls, or thereby, of Dalderse, feued by the said William Glen to Thomas Kincaid, farmer at Newlands, conform to feu contract between them, dated 17th November, 1784	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	Alexander Kincaid, farmer, Orchardhead	£50.10.0
Sir Alexander Livingston for Dalderse, and David Oswald (continued)		Disjoined 15th Sept., & confirmed October 2, 1827	That piece of the Lands of Forganhall, containing falls, or thereby, feued by the said William Glen to James Liddle, residing at Bankside, Margaret Glen his spouse, and James Liddle their son, conform to feu disposition in their favour, dated 26th March, 1799	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	James Liddle of St Petersburgh	£1.0.0
			That piece of Ground with the Houses thereon, part of Forganhall, as described in a feu disposition, of date 28th Jan., 1805, granted by the said William Glen to said James Liddle of Bankside designed, as then in Russia	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	James Liddle of St Petersburgh	£2.0.0
			The remainder of said Lands feued to James Russel, writer, Falkirk, by feu charter, dated 10th and 15th April, 1823, as therein described	Archibald Glen, residing in Glasgow	The Trustees of William Glen of Forganhall	£22.10.0
			MR GREIG'S LOT.
		Jan. 29, 1782	John Johnstone, Grahamsmuir	Alexander Macfarlane of Thornhill	Alexander Macfarlane of Thornhill	£86.2.0
			James Thomson's	Alexander Macfarlane of Thornhill	Alexander Macfarlane of Thornhill	£17.13.4
			John Rankine's	Alexander Macfarlane of Thornhill	Alexander Macfarlane of Thornhill	£33.4.3
			MR FERRIER SUMMERFORD FOR MR FARQUHARSON'S SECOND LOT.
		June 3, 1806	Mr McAllum's part Middlefield	John Ferrier Hamilton of West Port	Alexander Macfarlane of Thornhill	£16.18.0
			John Callender's part Middlefield	John Ferrier Hamilton of West Port	John Callender of Woodburn	£21.14.6
			Alexander Callender's part Middlefield	John Ferrier Hamilton of West Port	Alexander Balloch of Middlefield	£113.9.6
		June 1, 1742	John Wyse's part of James Knox's Feu	William Forbes of Callendar	Thomas Aitken, jun. [junior], writer, Falkirk	£14.0.0
		June 4, 1799	How Muir, Dr [Doctor] Meek's part of James Knox's Feu	William Forbes of Callendar	G. Meek's heirs	£20.0.0
		July 9, 1799	Robert Smith's part of John Knox's Feu	William Forbes of Callendar	Robert Smith, merchant, Falkirk	£20.0.0
			Remainder of Knox's Feu	William Forbes of Callendar	Thomas Duncanson, J. Ure, and Robert Scott, baker, Falkirk	£74.0.0
John Burn in Larbert	£80.18.0	April 30, 1798	Thomas Henderson's part of John Burns, Larbert, as disjoined 13th November, 1739	William Forbes of Callendar	James Henderson	£4.0.0
			Robert Wilson's part of James Burns, Larbert	William Forbes of Callendar	Edmund Hardie	£6.13.4
			Henry Nimmo's part of John Burns, Larbert	William Forbes of Callendar	Alexander Munro, writer, Falkirk	£8.0.0
			Dr [Doctor] Meek	William Forbes of Callendar	G. Meek's heirs	£3.12.0

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FALKIRK PARISH -- (CONTINUED.)

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FALKIRK PARISH -- (CONTINUED.)

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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

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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