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Volume contents
- 1 - Parishes , A
- 3 - Parishes , C
- 2 - Parishes , B
- 9 - Parishes , D
- 12 - Parishes , E
- 17 - Parishes , F
- 18 - Parishes , G
- 19 - Parishes , H
- 22 - Parishes , L
- 26 - Parishes , M
- 27 - Parishes , N
- 29 - Parishes , S
- 29 - Parishes , W
- 28 - Parishes , P
- 31 - Parish , Pendicles of Oldhamstocks
- 33 - Parish , Coldingham
- 32 - , Abstract of parishes
| Present heritors | Former heritors | Lands | Monthly Cess. | Valuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parish of Whitsome and Hilton. | ||||
| Ralph Forster | William Stoddart and William Berry | Whitsome-hill, exclusive of part of Wester Volts & part J. Ford's Lands | £3.13.10 | £230.14.7 |
| Deadrigs, Westfield | £1.7.1 | £84.12.10 | ||
| _______, Midfield | £1.10.2 10/12 | £94.9.8 1/12 | ||
| _______, Eastfield | £0.18.7 | £58.1.4 7/12 | ||
| _______, Northfield | £0.12.7 2/12 | £39.7.4 4/12 | ||
| Cartrig | £0.6.10 | £21.7.1 | ||
| Hardie's-hill, exclusive of part Yellowlee's Land | £0.16.1 | £50.5.2 6/12 | ||
| Part Lands of Wester Volts, to the North of the Berwick Road | £4.17.0 7/12 | £303.5.6 | ||
| Teind of Part Lands of Wester Volts, to the North of the Berwick Road | £1.6.8 3/12 | £83.8.0 2/12 | ||
| Part Lands of Wester Volts, to the South of the Berwick Road | £0.16.3 5/12 | £50.17.10 | ||
| Teind Part Lands of Wester Volts, to the South of the Berwick Road | £0.4.5 9/12 | £13.19.10 10/12 | ||
| Thomas Yellowlee's interest in Part Lands of Wester Volts, to the South of the Berwick Road | £0.6.4 | £19.15.10 | ||
| John Ford's interest in Whitsome | £0.13.9 3/5 | £43.2.6 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.1.6 2/5 | £4.15.10 | ||
| [sub totals] | £17.19.2 | £1122.7.11 | ||
| Richard Trotter | Ralph Forster | Jardinfield | £4.12.10 | £290.2.1 |
| John Wauchope, W. S. | Part of Two-thirds of Hilton and Mains, now called Wynnefield | £7.2.3 | £444.10.9 | |
| _______ Hoggarth | Remainder of Hilton and Mains, now called Wynnefield | £7.2.3 | £444.10.9 | |
| One-third of Hilton and Mains | £3.19.4 | £247.18.4 | ||
| George Drummond | James Bowmaker's interest in Whitsome | £0.11.4 | £35.8.4 | |
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.1.4 | £4.3.4 | ||
| [sub totals] | £17.3.10 | £1074.9.7 | ||
| Dame Euphemia Houston Boswall of Blackadder | Thomas Boswall | Dykegatehead | £2.6.8 | £145.16.8 |
| Leetside | £2.16.8 | £177.1.8 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Leetside | £0.6.5 | £20.1.0 6/12 | ||
| Hilton Myreside | £1.9.10 | £93.4.7 | ||
| David Brown's interest in Whitsome | £0.4.2 | £13.0.5 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.0.6 | £1.11.3 | ||
| Joseph Douglas's interest in Whitsome | £0.5.7 | £17.8.11 6/12 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.0.8 | £2.1.8 | ||
| John Heatlie's interest in Whitsome | £1.9.9 | £92.19.4 6/12 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.3.5 | £10.13.6 6/12 | ||
| Part Mark Ker's interest | £0.3.7 | £11.3.11 6/12 | ||
| Middle park, Small Wedderburn, part Temple-lands | £0.5.8 | £17.13.11 | ||
| Easter Bog and Lowfield, part Temple-lands | £0.3.10 | £11.19.10 | ||
| Part Mark Ker's interest remaining | £1.2.11 | £71.12.3 6/12 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Temple-lands | £0.3.6 | £10.18.9 | ||
| James Niven's interest in Whitsome | £0.6.6 | £20.6.3 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.0.9 | £2.6.10 6/12 | ||
| [sub totals] | £11.10.5 | £720.1.0 6/12 | ||
| David Low | Alexander Low | Laws | £10.8.1 | £650.5.2 6/12 |
| Part Wedderburn Teind | £1.3.6 | £73.8.9 | ||
| [sub totals] | £11.11.7 | £723.13.11 6/12 | ||
| Marquis of Tweedale | Sir Alexander Don | Easter Laws | £2.10.0 | £156.5.6 |
| Ravelaw | £4.17.0 | £303.2.6 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind | £0.16.5 | £51.6.6 6/12 | ||
| Thomas Allan | Robert Anderson | Newton of Whitsome | £3.9.8 | £217.14.2 |
| Part Wedderburn Teind | £0.7.10 | £24.9.7 | ||
| [sub totals] | £3.17.6 | £242.3.9 | ||
| James Herriot | David Herriot | James Inverwick's interest in Whitsome | £1.5.0 2/5 | £78.4.7 |
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.2.9 3/5 | £8.15.0 | ||
| Alexander Wrangham's interest in Whitsome | £0.6.6 | £20.6.3 | ||
| Part Wedderburn Teind for Whitsome | £0.0.9 | £2.6.10 6/12 | ||
| Part Mark Ker's interest in Whitsome | £0.4.6 | £14.1.3 | ||
| [sub totals] | £1.19.7 | £123.13.11 6/12 | ||
| James Tait | George Tait | Langrig | £1.4.0 | £75.0.0 |
| Teind | £0.5.8 | £17.14.2 | ||
| Henry Ker Seymer | Maria Louisa Ker | Part Wedderburn Teind | £0.2.1 | £6.10.2 6/12 |
| Robert Brown | James Dickson | Part Newtown | £6.7.0 | £396.17.6 |
| Part Wedderburn | £0.14.4 | £44.15.10 | ||
| [sub totals] | £7.1.4 | £441.13.4 | ||
| Total of Whitsome and Hilton | £80.18.7 | £5058.1.5 6/12 | ||
| Pendicles being part of the Parish of OLDHAMSTOCKS situated in the County of Berwick. | ||||
| James M. Balfour | James Balfour and Frances Jane Greigson | Butterdean, exclusive of 95 Acres retained by the proprietor of Blackburn | £10.0.6 10/12 | £626.15.4 |
| James Weatherly | Miss Hutton | Monynut | £2.5.4 | £141.13.4 |
| Mrs Jean Milne Home of Wedderburn | George Home | Luckyshiel | £0.19.0 | £59.7.6 |
| William Waring Hay Newton | James Balfour and Frances Jane Greigson | 95 Acres of Butterdean retained & added to Blackburn | £0.3.5 2/12 | £10.14.8 |
| Total of Pendicles | £13.8.4 | £838.10.10 |
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1. note written beneath the entry in Present Heritors column for Marquis of Tweedale - Supr of whole
2. note written beneath the entry in Former Heritors column for David Herriot - unable to transcribe
Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Land tax rolls - Berwick county - Volume 7 - parishes, E106/6/7
This volume contains land tax information on the parishes of Berwickshire in 1853.
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).