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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
Bangoure (continued)		Sept. 26, 1733	Patrick Bennet's part, Bangour, called Whyteside	The Duke of Hamilton	Elizabeth Bennet and the heirs of Margaret Bennet of Whiteside	£107.4.1
		Disjoined 26th Sept. 1733, & confirmed 30th April, 1784	Windyedge and Stoneye	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£14.0.0
			NOTE. -- In Roll 1802 the first of the above sums is £200, the second £107. 7s. [shillings], and the third £14.8.2, making 3s. [shillings] 2d. [pence] more than the Old Roll; and the disjunctions now inserted are 5s. [shillings] 3d. [pence] less than the Old Roll
Milnhall	£161.1.0	April 30, 1784	Mr Schaw's part of Milnhall called Depute Meadow	Lord Dundas	J.J. Eiston of Kersiebank	£6.5.0
			Milnhall	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£154.16.0
Parkend	£22.0.0		Parkend	The Duke of Hamilton	Robert Warden of Parkhill	£22.0.0
Thomas Boig, Reading	£21.16.1		Mr Dalgleish, Reading	The Duke of Hamilton	Henry Cockburn	£21.16.1
John Gordon, Reading	£24.3.3	May 1, 1821	Garvin Park, Mr Warden	John Forman, W.S. [Writer to the Signet]	Robert Warden of Parkhill	£12.1.8
			The remainder of the Lands called Auchincarnie, Mr Eiston of Kersiebank	John Forman, W.S. [Writer to the Signet]	John James Eiston	£12.1.7
James White, in Reading	£28.3.3		James White, Weedings	The Duke of Hamilton	Janet Russel Dallas	£28.3.3
Randyfoord	£481.18.4	Feb. 26, 1732	Randiefoord, David Robertson's part Candie,	The Duke of Hamilton	Alexander Robertson, Candie	£28.19.10
		July 11, 1735	South Scot's Flats, Andrew Gibb's part of Candie	The Duke of Hamilton	James Smith	£45.1.9
			James Cassel's and James Gibb's part of Candie	The Duke of Hamilton	James Miln	£116.18.3
			Bailie Bowie's part	The Duke of Hamilton	Peter Lorn	£33.6.8
			Robert Johnstone's part	Hon. [Honourable] Charles A. Murray	Robert Johnstone of Overton	£156.16.8

			NOTE. -- No disjunction of the three last parcels is to be found in the Record, but they stand separate in the Collector's Book for 1737 and downwards, the first of the three being also separate, Cassel's part at £58.18.9, and James Gibb's at £57.19.6, till 1783, when they appear in one sum as above. The amount in the Old Roll, quoted opposite, is made up to the within 15s. [shillings] 2d. [pence] by lands in the Parish of Falkirk, disjoined 1st October, 1805, which see.
Monteath Saltcoats	£246.11.9		Monteath Saltcoats	Hon. [Honourable] Charles A. Murray	Alexander Miln, Grangemouth	£246.11.9
Middlerig	£60.18.10		Middlerigg	John Forman, W.S. [Writer to the Signet]	William Johnston of Middlerig	£60.18.10
Alexander Meikle	£66.13.2		Pansteads	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£66.13.2
Bearcrofts	£448.0.0	June 8, 1773	Sir Lawrence Dundas's part	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£224.0.0
			William Hodge's Feu, acquired by his deceased father	Lord Dundas	John Jodge, Oldwalls	£112.0.0
			William Hodge's Feu, purchased from Thomas Watt	Lord Dundas	John Hodge, Oldwalls	£56.0.0
			John Watt's part	Lord Dundas	Thomas Watt	£56.0.0
Grahams Saltcoats	£252.0.10	Oct. 2, 1775	One-half of Græmes Saltcoats, belonging in property to William Russel	Lord Duncan	Alexander Robertson, Candie	£126.0.5
			Remainder of do., John Hay's part of do	Unknown	Andrew Russel, Stirling	£126.0.5
			NOTE. -- In Roll 1802, and in the Collector's Books from 1746 downwards, the first of these is stated at £126.5.2, and the second at £126.5.0
Hook	£350.16.4	Oct. 5, 1736	Priestacre, part of Heuck	Lord Duncan	Alexander Robertson	£3.7.2
		Jan. 19, 1736	Heuck, Mr Haldane's part	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£108.0.0
			Oswald Saltcoats, Mr. Haldane's part	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£156.2.4
		Nov. 28, 1744	Heuck Waterdykeland, and Thomas Croft part of Patrick Simpson of Oxgangs Land of Heuck and Oswald Saltcoats, purchased by D. Robertson	Lord Duncan	Jane Roberts, widow of Alexander McDonald, banker, Callendar	£41.13.4
			Patrick Simpson's remaining parts thereof	Lord Duncan	Peter Lorn	£41.13.4
Bantasken	£232.2.8	Oct. 2, 1775	Gilbert Lowrie's part or Over Polmont	The Duke of Hamilton	William Davidson of Polmont	£100.0.0
			NOTE. -- The other Lands making up the sum of £232.2.8 as the valuation of Bantaskine in Roll 1691, will be found in the Parish of Falkirk under that title.
Gavin Mairshall	£354.6.6		Arthur Reid's part Reddock	Lord Dundas	Lord Dundas	£354.6.6
James Alexander, elder	£161.1.0		James Alexander's, elder, part Reddoch	James Dalgleish of Reddoch	James Dalgleish of Reddoch	£161.1.0
James Alexander, younger	£257.14.0	Oct. 2, 1775	Captain Livingstone's half of the Lands in Reddoch which sometime belonged to James Alexander, younger	James Dalgleish of Reddoch	James Dalgleish of Reddoch	£128.17.0
		Oct. 2, 1827	Easter Reddoch, Mr Dalgleish	James Dalgleish of Reddoch	James Dalgleish of Reddoch	£120.17.0
			Nether Smallburn	James Dalgleish of Reddoch	Dr [Doctor] Thomas Walker, fiar; and John Thomson, Inneravon, liferenter	£8.0.0
Mr George Shaw	£193.5.6		Holeflatt part of Reddoch	Dr [Doctor] Thomas Walker, fiar; and John Thomson of Inneravon, liferenter	Dr [Doctor] Thomas Walker	£193.5.6
Abbots Grange	£1234.16.0	Sept. 5, 1811	One-half of the Lands of Abbotsgrange, belonging to G.H. Drummond	Sir Henry Jardine of Harwood, liferenter	John George Home Drummond of Abbotsgrange	£617.8.0
			One-half of the Lands of Abbotsgrange, belonging to John George Home Drummond	John George Home Drummond of Abbotsgrange	John George Home Drummond of Abbotsgrange	£617.8.0
Wast Quarter	£542.17.2	Oct. 2, 1775	The Property Lands of Westquarter	Sir Thomas Livingstone	Sir Thomas Livingstone	£163.10.10
		Mar. 5, 1816	James Warrock's Feu of Westquarter	Sir Thomas Livingstone	Robert Warden of Parkhill	£20.4.3
		April 30, 1816	John Deepie's Feu of Westquarter, possessed in 1774 by James Gaff	Sir Thomas Livingstone	Robert Warden of Parkhill	£18.5.2

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[Page] 60
POLMONT PARISH -- (CONTINUED.)

[Page] 60
POLMONT PARISH -- (CONTINUED.)

Transcriber's notes

Annotations in red and/or green ink have not been transcribed, with one exception: on page 60, in the list of land parcels in Randyfoord, the handwritten note "(Duke of Hamilton)?" has been placed immediately below Honourable Charles A. Murray's name for Robert Johnstone's part.

Regarding the second parcel of land listed for Grahams Saltcoats on page 61: unsure what the two "do" references pertain to for John Hay's part - mods to check.

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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