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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
-- Pyd [Payed] -- Rests -- Poor
Thomas Muir in Sornbegg -- 1 -- --
Robert Hastie -- 1 -- --
John Watt in verlangsyde -- 1 -- --
Mathew Willock & his Coater -- 3 -- --
Thomas Cloche in Muirlee -- 2 -- --
James Boyd in Boniehill -- 1 -- --
James Wilsone Boniehill -- 1 -- --
Hewgh Muir in Neather legsyde
& the house now fallen -- 2 -- --
James Forker -- 1 -- --
James Meikle for hymouth
& is removed to Machlin -- 1 -- --
John Finlay in Smidden harvest -- 1 -- --
Heugh Broun in Litle sorn -- 2 -- --
John Aytoun in Litle sorn -- 1 -- --
William Forker coater -- 1 -- --
George Wallace thr [there] -- 3 -- --
James Andersone in Galston -- 1 -- --
William Sauers Galston -- 1 -- --
George Cambell in Galstoun -- 5 -- --
Agnes Richmond in Galston -- 1 -- --
Agnes Murdo in Galston And hir coaters -- 3 -- --
Ane list of the hearths of the lands of Capertoun
Impr [Imprimis] the house of capertoun wall -- 12 -- --
Gavin Duloap -- 1 -- --
David Whytlaw -- 1 -- --
William Wallace -- 2 -- --
Woodhead -- 1 -- --
Todriggs -- 2 -- --
George Whyt -- 1 -- --
Robertt Blaikwood -- 1 -- --
John Turnbull weaver -- 1 -- --
Thomas Andrew -- 2 -- --
John Forker -- 1 -- --
William Wallace in Hill -- 2 -- --
Robertt Hustoun Smith -- 2 -- --
James Lymburn -- 2 -- --
Mathew Cordland -- 1 -- --
[TOTAL] -- 65 -- --
-- Pd [Paid] -- R [Rests] -- Poor
James Baird -- 1 -- --
Treehill -- 1 -- --
William Bonie -- 1 -- --
Robertt Gordoun -- 1 -- --
Robertt Douglas -- 1 -- --
Robertt Cowane -- 1 -- --
John Lymburne -- 1 -- --
James Neilsone -- 1 -- --
Hewgh Shaw -- 2 -- --
Daniell Roxbrwgh -- 1 -- --
Andrew Lovdoun -- 1 -- --
James Samsone -- 1 -- --
Mathew Steinsone -- 1 -- --
Adam Baird -- 1 -- --
Thomas Lirge -- 1 -- --
Alexander Baird -- 1 -- --
Ane list of the hearths within the lands of trisbanks
The house of Cumbank -- 1 -- --
James Broun -- 1 -- --
Alexander Ramsay -- 1 -- --
Allan Havie -- 1 -- --
Archbald Stirling -- 2 -- --
George Willock -- 4 -- --
James Catherwood -- 2 -- --
George Allan -- 2 -- --
John Wood -- 2 -- --
John Gotra -- 2 -- --
Adam Black -- 3 -- --
John Shaw -- 2 -- --
Robertt Wallace -- 2 -- --
John Hillhouse -- 1 -- --
Adam Baird -- 1 -- --
John Weir -- 1 -- --
Robertt Whyt -- 2 -- --
John Tarbat -- 2 -- --
James Lymburner -- 1 -- --
John Douglas -- 1 -- --
[TOTAL] -- 51 -- --
[Page] 2
Transcriber's notes
Page numbered 2
The page is divided in two vertically
trisbanks = Treesbank
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).