Estate records.
Found in 1259 Collections and/or Records:
'Tea Assistant in Cachar' by D Foulis, an essay on growing tea and managing an estate in Assam.
The essay is followed (folio 55) by examples of estate records, diagrams, and sketches of tea plants drawn in 1870. Reference is made to a periodical published in October 1870.
Titles of Feus brought up by and belonging to the Superior of New Pitsligo, Charles Trefusis., 1886.
Titles of Feus brought up by and belonging to the Superior of New Pitsligo, Charles Trefusis., 1891.
Titles of Feus brought up by and belonging to the Superior of New Pitsligo, Sir John Stuart Forbes, 8th Bart., Circa 1835.
Titles of Feus brought up by and belonging to the Superior of New Pitsligo, Sir John Stuart Forbes, 8th Bart., 1832.
Titles of Feus brought up by and belonging to the Superior of New Pitsligo, Sir John Stuart Forbes, 8th Bart., 1840-1852.
Titles of Feus brought up by and belonging to the Superior of New Pitsligo, Sir John Stuart Forbes, 8th Bart and Sir Charles Trefusis., 1861-1886.
Titles of Feus brought up by and belonging to the Superior of New Pitsligo, Sir William Forbes 7th Bart., 1811.
Typescript of summaries, made by the Reverend Walter Macleod, of charters relating to the estate and family of Dundas., ?Late 19th century.
The summaries, which deal mainly with the earlier and more important charters, are arranged under the lands to which the charters relate; marriage contracts, remissions, and commissions are listed separately.
Unnumbered Fettercairn estate letter book., September 1873 - March 1876.
Unnumbered Fettercairn estate letter book., 1898-1900.
Unnumbered Fettercairn estate letter book., 1904-1906.
Valuations, rentals and related papers of the trustees for Patrick James Frederick Graeme., 1850-1860.
Various accounts relating to Fettercairn estate., 1843-1847.
File includes:
Rent roll, 1843
Rentals and abstracts of Fettercairn estate crop, 1844-1847
Accounts between Sir John Stuart Forbes, 8th Bart. and James Falconer, and George Robertson, c.1840s.
Various notes that have become separated from other bundles of estate papers., 4th quarter of 18th century - 1st quarter of 19th century.
Various papers of the Mackenzies of Delvine., 1691-1778, undated.
Contains papers of the following: Emperor's Resident at British Court (de Palm), 1727; Episcopal Church in Scotland, 1691-1708, with erection of a chapel in Edinburgh, 1765-1778, undated; Forfeited Estates, 1763-1773, undated; Forth and Clyde Canal, 1767-1773, undated; Great Seal and other fees, etc., 1754-1766, undated; Inchtuthill, rental and sale of the Barony, 1754-1755.