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Volume contents
- 1 - Kyle , Galston and Riccarton
- 7 - Kyle , Auchinleck
- 9 - Kyle , Mauchline
- 12 - Kyle , Sorn (Dalgaine)
- 15 - Kyle , Ayr burgh
- 25 - Kyle , Ochiltree
- 29 - Kyle , Old and New Cumnock
- 33 - Kyle , Dundonald
- 35 - Kyle , Tarbolton
- 37 - Kyle , Coylton
- 39 - Kyle , Dalmellington
- 39 - Kyle , Dalrymple
- 41 - Kyle , Summary
Hearth tax transcription
Deponed upon.
List of the Hearthes Collected Be
Drumsouie and his substituts
Air-shire -- payd -- rest -- p [poor]
The paroches of Galstoun and Reckhertoun
List of the hearth of the Land of Cesnock
Archbald Thomsone -- 2 -- --
Archbald Lamb -- 2 -- --
Andrew Aytone -- 1 -- --
Andrew Ross -- 1 -- --
George Lamb -- 1 -- --
James Lamb -- 1 -- --
Henry Richmount -- 2 -- --
Thomas Young -- 1 -- --
John Richmount -- 1 -- --
John sim -- 1 -- --
James Richmount -- 2 -- --
John Richmount -- 1 -- --
Jamse Findlay in westertoun -- 1 -- --
Robert parker -- 2 -- --
Alexander Broun -- 2 -- --
Hew Martine -- 2 -- --
Alexander Paterson -- 1 -- --
Hew Smith -- 3 -- --
Hew Campbell -- 2 -- --
William Wallace -- 1 -- --
Alexander Bar -- 2 -- --
For nether spanellbanck -- 1 -- --
Thomas Bar -- 1 -- --
William Allan -- 1 -- --
Jeanet Loudoune -- 1 -- --
Robert Thomson -- 2 -- --
John spear -- 1 -- --
George Parker -- 2 -- --
James Parker -- 1 -- --
[TOTAL] -- 42 -- --
-- payed -- rest -- poor
Thomas Wyllie in Ladyword -- 1 -- --
James parker in Mylnlands -- 1 -- --
And For Chaple house -- 2 -- --
John patersone in Mylnlands -- 1 -- --
John Broun in bullhill -- 1 -- --
And for Speristoun -- 1 -- --
John patersone -- 2 -- --
David Tait in Newbyre -- 1 -- --
Janet Aytoun in Gillhead -- 2 -- --
Heugh Mortoun in Hall -- 1 -- --
James Whyt in Satersyke -- 1 -- --
Janet Patersone in Woodhead -- 2 -- --
James Walker in Woodhead-- 3 -- --
John Muir in Cessnock mains -- 2 -- --
John Campbell in oldwords -- 3 -- --
William Hunter in [Gorskigh] milne -- 3 -- --
Quantin Hodge in Quanthr [Quanther] -- 1 -- --
Margaret Leigat Quanther -- 1 -- --
Litle Aird -- 1 -- --
Wiliam Hunter in Aird -- 2 -- --
Buckelstone -- 1 -- --
William Hunter in Aird mylne -- 1 -- --
Hewgh Cochrin in Lifknock -- 1 -- --
Robertt Linthison Lifknock -- 2 -- --
George Whyt Lifknock -- 1 -- --
John Whyt Lifknock -- 1 -- --
Agnes Symsone Lifknock -- 1 -- --
John Shaw Lifknock -- 1 -- --
James Glesfourd in burnfit -- 1 -- --
John Broun in Lifknock -- 1 -- --
John Nyvance in hardhill -- 1 -- --
John & George Patricks -- 3 -- --
John Patersone hardhill -- 1 -- --
Mathew Reid hardhill -- 1 -- --
Samvell Hunter hardhill -- 1 -- --
Ane list of Gombegs hearths
Impremis in the house of Gombegg -- 18 -- --
[TOTAL] -- 68 -- --
[Page] 1
Transcriber's notes
The page is divided in two vertically
FORMS OF NAMES
Ladyword = Ladyard
Oldword = Auldyard
LANGUAGE
rest - to be outstanding, unpaid
Scottish Exchequer (Tax Records), Hearth tax - Ayrshire - Volume 1 - division of Kyle (see 'More info' for burgh and parish details), E69/2/1
This volume contains lists of householders in 1694 liable for the hearth tax in the division of Ayrshire know as Kyle. There are lists for the burgh of Ayr and the parishes of Ayr, Galston and Riccarton, Auchinleck, Mauchline, Sorn (Dalgaine), Ochiltree, Old and New Cumnock, Dundonald, Coylton, and Dalrymple.
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).