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Volume contents
- 1 - Caithness-shire , Bower
- 3 - Caithness-shire , Canisbay
- 5 - Caithness-shire , Dunnet
- 6 - Caithness-shire , Halkirk
- 8 - Caithness-shire , Latheron
- 10 - Caithness-shire , Olrig
- 11 - Caithness-shire , Reay
- 12 - Caithness-shire , Thurso
- 13 - Caithness-shire , Watten
- 14 - Caithness-shire , Wick
- 16 - Caithness-shire , Abstract of parishes
| Names of Proprietors | Names of Lands | Valuation |
|---|---|---|
| Cannisbay Parish Continued | Scots £.S.D | |
| Brought Over | £2339.7.7 | |
| WIlliam Sinclair of Freswick | Cottar Crofts of Freswick the real Rent whereof in 1789 was proven to be £413.5.0 Scots | £134.6.5 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Stroupster | £43.13.8 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Auchingill with the Miln | £235.5.10 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Overtown of Stroma £186.6.0 | |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Nethertown of Stroma £186.6.0 | £372.12.0 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Warse and Smiddies and Donald Groats part of Duncansbay | £120.0.0 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Tiends of Duncansbay Warse and Smiddies | £91.19.4 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Bonstaff beyond the Tiend | £70.0.0 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | John Groat Elders Lands | £70.0.0 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Malcolm Groats part of Duncansbay being by the original Book of Valuation "John Groat Younger Lands" | £35.0.0 |
| 3 Mrs Sinclair of Brabster | Brabstermyre, Slickly, Scoularie Field and Pendicles | £135.6.8 |
| Mrs Sinclair of Brabster | Tiends of Brabstermyre | £62.2.0 |
| Mrs Sinclair of Brabster | West Cannisbay | £145.10.0 |
| Total Valuation of this Parish | £3855.3.6 | |
| Dunnet Parish | ||
| 1 James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Ratter and Pendicles, Half Corsback, Miln thereof and Half of Instack | £450.0.0 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | The other Half of Corsback | £35.10.2 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | The other Half of Inkstack and Mail Tack in the west Side of Instack | £63.11.8 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Barrock and Pendicles | £172 14 2 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Reaster and Mursay | £106.0.10 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Easter Greenland | £266.10.0 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Burgh | £11.0.0 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Aftcope of Ham | £9.10.0 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Grotistoft | £19.0.0 |
| James Traill of Hobbister Esquire | Ham and Wester | £244.4.0 |
| 2 William Sinclair of Freswick | Eastside and Kirkstyle of Dunnet with the Houses in Lochend and Kirkstyle | £184.16.1 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Westside of Dunnet | £154.14.4 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Cottar Lands in West Side of Dunnet | £27.0.4 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Houses in West side of Dunnet | £3.0.10 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Sunnigo with the Miln | £21.1.11 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Backquor a Pendicle of Dunnet | £12.5.9 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Wester Greenland | £217.14.9 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | The Lands formerly possessed by John Mansons Heirs | £20.13.4 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Dwarrick | £9.5.0 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Lochend | £206.18.4 |
| William Sinclair of Freswick | Holland | £34.0.0 |
| 3 James Sinclair of Forss | Hollandmake | £34.0.0 |
| Total Valuation of this Parish | £2309.12.6 |
Transcribe other information
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Cannisbay Parish Continued
[Page] 5th
Dunnet Parish
Transcriber's notes
Overtown of Stroma and Nethertown of Stroma have individual valuations with a combined figure in the Valuation column
Notes in red and green ink have not been transcribed
Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Land tax rolls - Caithness county - Volume 2, E106/8/2
This volume contains land tax information from the parishes of Caithness in 1802. These parishes include Bower, Canisbay, Dunnet, Olrig, Latheron, Halkirk, Thurso, and Wick.
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).