Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Vouchers for crop 1675 (folio 1).

(ii) Vouchers for crop 1676 (folio 93).

(iii) Vouchers for crop 1677 (folio 13and).

(iv) Vouchers for crop 1678 (folio 209).

(v) Vouchers for crop 1679 (folio 259).

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Vouchers for crop 1680. See Adv.MS.80.3.26 for the account to which these vouchers relate (folio 1).

(ii) Accounts and vouchers for crop 1681 (folio 55).

(iii) Vouchers for crop 1682 (folio 166).

(iv) Vouchers for crops 1683-1684 (folio 194).

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Vouchers concerning ministers` and schoolmasters` stipends and kirk, school and manse repairs, 1686-1705 (folio1). For details of this section see the list of contents at the beginning of the volume.

(ii) Vouchers concerning taxation and feu-duty, 1684-1705 (folio 117).

(iii) Vouchers concerning annualrent, 1685-1697 (folio 175).

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Vouchers concerning annualrent, 1698-1705 (folio 1).

(ii) Vouchers concerning aliment, salaries, etc., 1686-1694 (folio 46).

(iii) Discharges to tenants for kain, etc., 1684-1690 (folio 54).

(iv) Estate, household, and personal accounts, mostly merchants` and tradesmens` accounts for supplies and services, 1685-1704 (folio 125).

Scope and Contents From the Series: The greater part of the series concerns in detail the administration of the Dundas estate, and consists of accounts and discharges or vouchers relating to public burdens and feu-duty, annualrent, annuities, and other regular payments, and a wide variety of transactions with merchants, tradesmen, and estate tenants and servants. More personal accounts are also represented in considerable quantity, though until the 18th century they are not clearly distinguished from the estate accounts. There...

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Account (2 copies, one a draft) and vouchers for crop 1705 (folio 1).

(ii) Account and vouchers for crop 1706 (folio 38).

(iii) Account for crop 1709 (no vouchers survive) (folio 73).

(iv) Account and vouchers for crops 1710-1711 (folio 89).

Scope and Contents From the Series: The greater part of the series concerns in detail the administration of the Dundas estate, and consists of accounts and discharges or vouchers relating to public burdens and feu-duty, annualrent, annuities, and other regular payments, and a wide variety of transactions with merchants, tradesmen, and estate tenants and servants. More personal accounts are also represented in considerable quantity, though until the 18th century they are not clearly distinguished from the estate accounts. There...

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Account and vouchers for crop 1713 (folio 1).

(ii) Account and vouchers for crop 1714 (folio 47).

(iii) Vouchers for crop 1715 (folio 93).

(iv) Account and vouchers for crop 1716 (folio 129).

(v) Account and vouchers for crop 1717 (folio 145).

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Vouchers concerning ministers` and schoolmasters` stipends and kirk, school, and manse repairs, 1719-1736 (folio 1).

(ii) Vouchers concerning taxation, 1718-1736 (folio 123).

(iii) Vouchers concerning annualrent, 1719-1734, arranged under the names of grantors of discharges (folio 174).

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Vouchers concerning annualrent (folio 1).

(ii) Estate, household, and personal accounts, mostly merchants` and tradesmen`s accounts for supplies and services (folio 62).

Scope and Contents From the Series: The greater part of the series concerns in detail the administration of the Dundas estate, and consists of accounts and discharges or vouchers relating to public burdens and feu-duty, annualrent, annuities, and other regular payments, and a wide variety of transactions with merchants, tradesmen, and estate tenants and servants. More personal accounts are also represented in considerable quantity, though until the 18th century they are not clearly distinguished from the estate accounts. There...

Scope and Contents The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Vouchers for crops 1760-1761 (folio 1).

(ii) Account and vouchers for crops 1762-1764 (folio 148).

Scope and Contents

The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) Accounts and vouchers for crops 1771-1772 (folio 1).

(ii) Account and vouchers: James Dundas of Dundas with John Dundas, Writer to the Signet, settled 11 January 1772 (folio 81).

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The most important event in this period was the execution, in an attempt to relieve the estate of its burden of debt, of a deed of trust by James Dundas of Dundas (died 1780). This deed (dated 23 February, 1773 but effective from Martinmas, 1772) resulted in the administration of the estate by trustees up to and including crop 1805 (18 August 1806) and, due to the minority of James Dundas of Dundas (died 1881), by curators up to 14 January 1814. In the period before the trust, Robert Seton,...

Scope and Contents

The vouchers are preceded (folios 1-15) by a description of the operation of the trust dated 17 January 1786.