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Volume contents
- 1 - , Govan
- 13 - , Barony
- 21 - , Cadder
- 29 - , Rutherglen
- 32 - , Cambuslang
- 35 - , Carmunnock
- 37 - , Bothwell
- 41 - , Old Monkland
- 46 - , New Monkland
- 50 - , Carluke
- 54 - , Dalserf
- 57 - , Stenhouse
- 60 - , Lanark
- 66 - , Carstairs
- 68 - , Carnwath
- 73 - , Covington and Thankerton
- 74 - , Pettinain
- 75 - , Libberton
- 77 - , Dunsyre
- 79 - , Dolphinton
- 80 - , Walston
- 81 - , Biggar
- 84 - , Coulter
- 86 - , Symington
- 87 - , Lamington
- 89 - , Douglas
- 90 - , Crawford
- 91 - , Crawfordjohn
- 92 - , Roberton
- 93 - , Wiston
- 94 - , Carmichael
- 95 - , Dalzell
- 96 - , Lanark (Cleghorn)
- 97 - , East Kilbride
- 104 - , Avondale
- 113 - , Lesmahagow
- 122 - , Hamilton
- 124 - , Blantyre
- 125 - , Glassford
- 126 - , Shotts
- 127 - , Cambusnethan
- 128 - , Glasgow burgh
- 136 - , Deposition
Hearth tax transcription
[page] 32 -- Cambusslang Parish
John Watson in Easter Coatts -- 1
John Speir in Easter Coatts -- 1
John Small of Crooket sheell -- 5
John Rob in Flemingtown elder -- 3
Janet Corsbie widow thr [there] -- 1
John Loch thr [there] -- 1
Robert Hamilton in Spittell -- 1
Robert Hamilton yor [younger] in Spittell -- 1
James dick in Spittell -- 1
John Man in Ridles -- 1
James Mather in Hallsyd -- 1
The Laird of Westburn -- 9
Robert Corsbie of Westburn -- 1
Gavin Lope in Coatts -- 1
James Rankin in Midcoatts -- 1
James Kirkson in Midcoatts -- 3
John Pinkertown in Midcoatts -- 1
William Speir Smith in Midcoatts -- 2
James Lupe tylor in Midcoatts -- 1
James Hamilton in Newhouse -- 1
James Ker in Newhouse -- 1
Charles Brown in Westburn -- 1
James fyfe in Coatts -- 1
Robert Rankin in East coatts -- 1
Elizabeth Warnock in East coatts -- 2
John Sumer [Summer] in Holl -- 1
James Lop in Camslangtoun -- 1
Thomas Cuming Camslangtoun -- 1
Laird of Newtown -- 5
James Trumble Newtown -- 1
James Jackson Newtown -- 1
James Borland Newtown -- 1
David Rob Newtown -- 1
James Corsbie in Holm -- 1
James Small in Clachan -- 2
David Corsbie in Clachan -- 1
John Kelso -- 1
Jean Ker in Clydsmiln -- 1
John Sheden in Kirkhill -- 1
William Corsbie in Kirkhill -- 3
Robert Kelso in kirktown -- 2
Andrew Cochran in kirktown -- 1
James Anderson in kirktown -- 1
David Chapman in kirktown -- 1
David Trumble in Halsyd -- 1
Robert Sumer [Summer] Halsyd -- 1
John Trumble in Park -- 1
John dyer -- 1
James Dalrymple -- 1
Andrew Fyfe -- 1
Thomas Lope -- 1
L [Lord] Gilbertfield -- 7
John Arbuckle thr [there] -- 1
John Wood thr [there] -- 1
James Hall thr [there] -- 1
Robert Brown thr [there] -- 1
James Mirrilie -- 2
John Sumer [Summer] -- 1
Charles Hamilton -- 2
William Louke in Letrick -- 1
Robert Gilkerstown in Letrick -- 1
Robert Cook in Letrick -- 1
Elizabeth Stoddert in Letrick -- 1
John Stoddart in Letrick -- 1
Janet Trumble in Letrick -- 1
Patrick Bows in Letrick -- 1
Margaret Hamilton in Letrick -- 1
John Bowman in Turnlaw -- 2
Robert Dick in Turnlaw -- 1
Suma [Summa] of the wholl hearths payed within the [Parish of Cambusland in both pages is 194 hearthes]
Transcriber's notes
The sentence regarding the total number of hearthes is over the two pages 32/33
Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Hearth tax - Lanarkshire - Volume 1, E69/15/1
This volume contains a list of householders liable for hearth tax in Lanarkshire in 1694.
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).