Landowners of Angus & Kincardineshire

1. Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, 1788, 1790, 1809, 1811, 1813 and 1827
2. Land Tax Commissioners of Angus & Kincardineshire, 1836
3. Tailzies (Entails) registered 1685-1784

If you are looking for information about records of land ownership, see Registers of Sasines.

1. Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire

The term freeholders applies to persons holding their lands directly of the Crown, i.e. freeholders are tenants-in-chief, and may in some cases therefore be mere superiors of the lands, without possession of the right to the use of the lands. Before the Reform Act of 1832, they were the only electors of members of parliament, so the lists are also electoral rolls.

• Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, at Michaelmas 1788
• Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, July 1790
• Freeholders of Kincardineshire, 1809
• Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, October 1811
• Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, at Michaelmas 1813
• Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, at Michaelmas 1827

For landowners at the time of the New Statistical Account (ca. 1830 to 1845), see pages for the individual parishes.

Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, at Michaelmas 1788

Ref: View of the Political State of Scotland in the Last Century: a Confidential Report: Political Opinions, Family Connections, or Personal Circumstances of the 2662 County Voters in 1788 edited by Sir Charles Elphinstone Adam of Blair-Adam, bart. (Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1887)

This source not merely provides the names of the land-owners of the time, but gives interesting insights into their standing and associations. The introduction to the work provides a very useful discussion of various Scottish legal terms, such as feu, wadset, retour, appriser, old extent, etc. Spellings are given here unaltered from the original.

Angus

The leading interests in this County are:

1	Mr Maule of Panmure [1]	a minor, son to the late Earl of Dalhousie, and brother to the present Earl, also a minor. He succeeded to the Earl of Panmure's [2] estate in this County, which is very great; but many of the votes created by the late Earl now look on themselves as independant. Hay Campbell, Lord President, is one of Mr Maule's acting Tutors.
2	The Earl of Strathmore	whose father, the late Earl, and the late Earl of Panmure were on opposite sides in this County. The Earl of Strathmore has many connections, a natural interest, and a great estate in this County. At the death of his mother he will be in very opulent circumstances.
3	Sir David Carnegie of Southesk	has a good estate and great interest in this County. He married a sister of Lady Cathcart's, and is Member for the Burghs.
4	Mr Douglas of Douglas	the present Member, the brother-in-law of the Duke of Buccleugh and Lord Graham, has also a great estate and interest in this County.
5	The Earl of Airlie	has also a considerable estate and interest, but meddles little in politicks.

[1] William Maule (né Ramsay; created lord Panmure of Brechin & Navar in 1831) (1771-1852), 2nd son of George Ramsay, 8th earl of Dalhousie. Portrait of William Maule.
[2] William Maule (d. 1782) (created earl of Panmure of Forth in 1743), son of Harry Maule of Kellie

The Roll at Michaelmas, 1788

Votes of the Earl of Panmure:

1	Captain James Kidd of Laton [Lawton]	Commander of a Customhouse Yacht, so disqualified.
2	John Spense of Panbride	Commissary of Brechin. A Writer there. Brother-in-law of John Mollison of Ballachy, after mentioned.
3	John Bruce of Inverskindy [Inveriscandye]	A Merchant in Arbroath.
4	John Smith, Junior	Merchant in Brechin. Connection of Mollison's and Spense's.
5	John Renny	Merchant in Arbroath.
6	George Kidd	Merchant there.
7	John Mollison of Ballachy	Brother-in-law of Spense aforesaid. Supposed to vote partly on his own estate. Sold to Erskine of Dun.
8	John Seton of Broughty	The Solicitor at London.
9	David Allardice of Dunfin
10	James Mill of Greyston
11	John Butchart of Lochmellie
12	James Butchart of Balcathie
13	James Carnegie of Balmachy	Has of late had disputes with Panmure.
14	William Allison of Fallows

It will be observed in general that these votes were made by the late Earl. Several of them think themselves independant of Mr Maule. Others will not take the oath, and several are supposed to have given back their votes.

Votes of Chalmers of Auldbar:

15	Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar [Aldbar]	Independant. No family. Sheriff of the County. Will probably go with the Panmure interest. Mr Stuart McKenzie, Lord Privy Seal, has to say.
16	Alexander Elphinstone of Glack	A Lawyer. Sheriff of Aberdeen. A family unprovided.

Votes of Fotheringham of Powrie:

17	Thomas Fotheringham Ogilvy of Powrie	A great estate and good interest in the County. A friend of Lord Sandwich and Lord Mansfield. Has an eye to the County for his son Alexander.
18	Alexander Balcarres Fotheringham Ogilvy	Heir-apparent of Powrie. In the Guards. A friend of Lord Sandwich and Lord Mansfield.
19	Revd. Dr Norman Fotheringham	Another son of Powrie's. A Clergyman in England. Lord Stormont should sway this family.
20	Frederick Fotheringham of Lower	Writer in Edinburgh. The Agent of Powrie. Will go with him.

Votes of Colonel Duncan:

21	Colonel Alexander Duncan of Lundie	A very independant man. No family, and large estate.
22	Admiral Adam Duncan	Heir-apparent of his brother the Colonel. A large family. Married to a niece of Mr Dundas. May be influenced by that connection.

Votes of Kinloch of Kilry:

23	John Kinloch of Kilry	Independant, but does not qualify by taking the oaths to Government.
24	Lieutenant Thomas Kinloch	his son. Left the Army. Graham of Balgowan will have much to say, and Sir George Ramsay.

Votes of Sir David Carnegie:

25	Sir David Carnegie of Southesk	Mentioned in the Introduction.
26	George Carnegie of Charlton
27	Captain John Carnegie	of the 11th Dragoons

Votes of Strahan of Tarry:

28	Alexander Strahan of Tarry [Strachan of Tarry]	Independant. Brother of and influenced by the next voter.
29	Thomas Kenny, W.S.	Brother of the last. Agent of Sir David Carnegie.

Votes of Mr Douglas:

30	Mr Douglas of Douglas	Mentioned in the Introduction.
31	William Lyon, Younger of Wester Ogil	Has expectations from Mr Davidson of Muirhouse, in whose family he lives at London.

Individuals:

32	Thomas Lyel of Gardyne [Lyell of Gardyne]	A moderate estate. A family.
33	Alexander Scrymgeour of Tealing	Once a Lieutenant in the Navy. Small estate. No family. Disappointed of the Collectorship of the Cess given to Gardyne, yr of Middleton, through the Panmure interest.
34	James Chaplin of Colliston	Moderate estate. A family.
35	Mr William Nairne of Coull	Lord Dunsinnane in the Court of Session. Got his gown from this Ministry. Independant estate. A batchelor. His nephew. Sir William Nairne, his heir.
36	James Stuart McKenzie	Lord Privy Seal of Scotland. No family. Earl of Bute's second son his heir.
37	Robert Stephen of Letham	Very rich. Takes his own way. One daughter married to Strahan of Tarry, before mentioned.
38	James Carnegy of Balnamoon	Rich. Does not take oath to Government. A family. Will go with Sir David Carnegie.
39	Mr David Fergusson of Lochlands	A Minister at Farnwell, near Kinnaird. Not rich. Sir David should influence him.
40	James Carnegy Arbuthnot of Findowrie	Son and heir of Carnegy of Balnamoon. Votes on an estate descending from his mother. Sir David should influence him.
41	George Dempster of Dunnichen	The Member of Parliament.
42	Charles Hunter of Burnside	Moderate fortune. A large family. One of them sent to India by Paterson of Huntly, who will have influence. Mr Douglas may also have interest. A half-pay Lieutenant in the Navy. Wants a Customhouse Yacht.
43	James Guthrie of Craigie	Moderate fortune. A family. Nephew to Panmure's factor. Will lean to that family.
44	Honble. Walter Ogilvy of Clova	Brother of the Earl of Airlie. Independant circumstances. Was at last election active for Mr Douglas. Lord Strathmore should have influence.
45	William Douglas of Bridgeton	Pretty good fortune. Married a sister of Graham of Fintry's, the Commissioner of the Customs, named by this Administration. He would go with Mr Douglas, but is Collector of Customs at Dundee, so disqualified.
46	Patrick Carnegy of Lower	Did not use to take Government oaths. Little in the world. Next heir to Lord Northesk, failing Northesk's children. Independant, A family. Will go with Lord Northesk.
47	Major Alexander Turnbull of Ardo	Not rich. Requires some office, or other promotion.
48	Alexander Read of Logie	Has a Yacht in the Customs, so disqualified. Old. Rich. Mr Douglas.
49	David Hunter of Balskellie	Nephew to Panmure's factor. Married a sister of the late Mr Gibson of Durie. Independant. Mr Douglas.
50	Thomas Farquhar of Pitscandly	A small estate. Probably Sir David Carnegie.
51	Robert Speed of Ardovie	Pretty good estate. Sir David Carnegy.
52	Thomas Carnegy of Craigoe	A friend of Mr Dempster's. In good circumstances. A family. Son-in-law to Panmure's factor, but Mr Charles Hay, Advocate, the friend of the Dean of Faculty, has much to say.
53	Honble. Thomas Lyon of Pitpointy	Uncle of Lord Strathmore. In good circumstances. Went last with Douglas.
54	Mr George Lyon of Wester Ogil	His son stays with Mr Davidson of Muirhouse, from whom they have expectations. The father is a Minister at Longforgan. Is on good terms with Paterson of Castle-huntly. Lord Strathmore will have influence. Mr William Elphinstone is an intimate of Mr Davidson's. Mr Douglas will also have to say.
55	John Erskine of Balhall, now of Dun	Pretty good fortune. A family. Married a sister of Baird of Newbyth's, but more connected with Wauchope of Niddry, his brother-in-law, Wauchope of Edmonstone, etc., in Mid-Lothian.
56	Sir John Wedderburn of Idvies	Independant. A family. Lord Loughborough will have influence.
57	Thomas Milne of Milnfield	This vote and estate sold to Sir George Ramsay from India, who married a daughter of Lord Saltoun; has a brother W.S., connected with the Earl of Kinnoul and Balgowan.
58	James Ogilvy of Ruthven	Rich. An only daughter. Thinks himself not well used by Mr Douglas and Strathmore.
59	John Rankine of Mains of Dudhope	A Merchant in Dundee. Small estate. Connected with Lord Gray. A large family. Went last with Douglas.
60	David Frazer of Balmadies	Moderate estate.
61	James Mill of Woodhill	Used to go with Panmure. Small estate, but pretty independant.
62	Robert Scott of Logie	An only daughter. Pretty independant.
63	John Holland of Auchmithie	Pretty independant. Once a baker in London. A family. Sir David should have to say.
64	Alexander Nairne of Drumkilbo	Pretty independant. A connection of Lord Dunsinnane's. Mr Durham of Largo, the friend of the Dean of Faculty, will have to say.
65	James Ogilvy of Connonsyth	Will probably go with Strathmore. Pretty independant. Son a Writer in Edinburgh. Believed does not qualify to Government.
66	Robert Graham of Fintry	Commissioner of Customs through this Ministry, so disqualified.
67	Charles Fullerton of Kinnaber	A batchelor. Independant.
68	James Gardyne of Middleton	Factor to Mr Maule of Panmure. A great deal to say in the County. A family. Quite independant.
69	Francis Erskine of Kirkbuddo	In the Army. A small estate.
70	John Guthrie of Guthrie	Pretty independant. A family. Went last with Douglas, who gave a kirk to his children's tutor.
71	Jaimes Fife of Smithfield	A Merchant in Glasgow. A son of the Banker in Edinburgh. A partner of Somerville, Gordon, & Coy., West India Merchants. Went last with Douglas.
72	Alexander Wedderburn of Wedderburn	A Lawyer. Independant. Married a sister of Ferguson of Pitfour. Sir John Wedderburn will have influence.
73	George Skene of Skene	The Member for Aberdeenshire.
74	John Rait of Anniston	A Lawyer. Little practice. Pretty independant.
75	Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baronet	See Roxburgh and Fifeshire, where he has also estates.
76	John Graham, W.S.	In pretty good practice. A family. Pretty rich. Next heir to Mr Graham of Balgowan, failing issue of him. Will be influenced by David Scott of Dunninald, the India Director.
77	Alexander Grahame of Duntroon	Moderate fortune. Cousin of the factor for Panmure. Not married.
78	William Kerr of Dumbarrow	Small fortune.
79	Alexander Watson of Turin	Small fortune.
80	Alexander Watson, Younger of Turin	Son of the last. Once in India. Made money there, but not rich. A family. Mr Scott, the Director, will sway him.
81	John Milne of Fearn	Moderate fortune. Married an Irish lady. Mr Ferguson of Eaith, who is firm in Opposition, sways him.
82	Patrick Cruickshank of Stracathro	Rich. A West India merchant, retired from trade.
83	Alexander Baillie of Balruddry, of Dochfour in Inverness-shire	A West India planter.
84	Charles Lyell of Kinnordy	Pretty independant. Purser of a man-of-war. Married an English lady. A family.
85	James Lindsay Carnegie of Spynie and Boysack	A Lawyer. Moderate estate. Claims a Peerage. Married a lady with money. Son of Colonel Lindsay, Perthshire. Thought to be of Opposition principles. The Peerage, which is his great object, is through his mother, who is still alive.
86	James Milne of Old Montrose	This estate sold to Bailie James Stirling, Banker in Edinburgh ; a partner of Mr Ramsay in Edinburgh and Stirlingshire, and Mr Peter Millar, Dumfriesshire; will probably be influenced by them; rich; a family.
87	Captain David Laird of Strathmartin	Has Government accounts to settle as a Navy Agent in America. A half-pay Master and Commander. Pretty rich.
88	James Clayhills of Invergowrie	A tailzied estate. A young family. Married a daughter of Kinloch of Gourdie in Perthshire.
89	David Lyall of Gallery	A rich man.
90	David Scott of Dunninald	The India Director. Is liked, and has much to say in the County. The Ministerial Candidate.
91	John Guthrie, Younger of Guthrie	Son of Guthrie elder. Will go with him.
92	George Patullo of Baldowie
93	Hercules Ross of Rossie	A new proprietor. Very rich. Made his money by privateering in the West Indies. Married a Gottenburg lady.
94	Captain Charles Wedderburn of Pearsie	Moderate estate. Married a daughter of the late Captain Read, Commander of a Yacht. Cousin-german to Sir John Wedderburn. Has expectations from Mr Webster of Leadenhall Street, London.
95	David Lyon of Clepington	A Merchant in London.

Summary

Earl of Panmure (now Mr Maule)	14
Mr Chalmers of Auldbar	2
Fotheringham of Powrie	4
Colonel Duncan	2
Kinloch of Kilry	2
Sir David Carnegie	3
Strahan of Tarry	2
Mr Douglas	2
Individuals	64
Total	95

Kincardineshire

Leading interests:

1	Lord Gardenstone	of the Court of Session, a sensible, liberal, public-spirited, but whimsical man. A virtuoso. A great fortune. No family. His brother his heir. Will lean to Mr Dundas and this Administration, though they have few or no tyes on him. He has numerous connections and personal friends in the North of Scotland.
2	Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine of Balmain	a widower. A very independant man, if he does not marry again. Mr Burnett, the Sheriff of this County, and one of the Independant Friends, will be his heir.
3	The Earl of Kintore	who has a very independant estate, and is a hospitable man and well liked.
4	Viscount [of] Arbuthnott	has also a great estate and some personal interest.
5	Mr Barclay of Ury	the present Member, has an independant estate and a good deal of interest in this County. His great object is his claim on the Scots Peerage of Menteith, in right of his wife. The family of Ury was once the head of the Quakers in Scotland.
6	Sir David Carnegie of Southesk	the Member for the Burghs of Aberdeen, etc.

Roll at Michaelmas, 1788

Votes of Mr William Adam:

1	William Adam of Woodstone, Younger of Blair in Kinross-shire	for whose use this compilation is intended, and of whom it would therefore he improper to say anything here.
2	John Adam of Maryburgh and Blair in Kinross-shire	Father of Mr William Adam, from whom he has this vote.

Votes of Sir David Carnegie:

3	Sir David Carnegie of Denstrath	The Member for the Burghs of Aberdeen, etc.
4	John Carnegie of Arnhall	Sir David's brother.

Individuals:

5	Sir William Ogilvy of Barras	An old man. A son in the Army. A small estate. Will be swayed by Lord Gardenstone, or Lord Monboddo, or Barclay of Ury whose aunt he married.
6	John Douglas of Inchmarloe	Married to Lord Arbuthnott's sister. An old man. His son's widow, Mrs. Douglas of Tilwhillie, who has two children, will have influence. The estate not large.
7	Honble. Mr James Burnett, Lord Monboddo	A great friend of Gardenstone's, to whom he lies under obligations. A family. A daughter married to Mr Williamson, who acts as his clerk. His daughter got a pension of £100 a year through the Duke of Montagu. An honest upright judge, but whimsical in his opinions.
8	Colonel Robert Hepburn Rickart of Rickartown	Brother-in-law to General Graeme of Gorthie. Lives at Congalton, near Hadinton.
9	James Scott of Brotherton	A very independant man. A batchelor. Very opinionative. Leans to Gardenstone. His brother David will sway him.
10	David Scott of Nether Benholm	Brother of the last, and his heir. A small estate. A family. Married the mother of the heiress of Benholm, the wife of George Robertson Scott, Advocate, after mentioned.
11	George Farquhar Kinloch of Kair	The Banker in London. Rich. Independant. Connected with Hog of Newliston, brother-in-law of Lord Lauderdale.
12	Sir Archibald Grant of Arthurhouse or Monymusk	Independant man. A relation of Gardenstone's.
13	Alexander Leith of Kincardine	Independant. Married Gardenstone's sister; a family; Mr Buchan Hepburn of Hadintonshire married a daughter of that marriage, by whom he has a son.
14	Robert Barclay of Ury	See Introduction to County.
15	Honble. Francis Garden, Lord Gardenstone	See Introduction to County.
16	John Foulerton of Thornton	Will go with Gardenstone. Pretty rich. A son either in the Army or Navy.
17	Alexander Leith of Snawdon	Son of Alexander Leith of Kincardine. Nephew of Gardenstone.
18	Robert Barclay of Balmakewan	A wadset vote of Grahame of Morphy, whose estate was sold to Dr Gillies at Brechin, so the vote supposed renounced.
19	George Carnegie of Pittarrow	Uncle of Sir David Carnegie, the Member for Aberdeen Burgh, etc. A good independant estate. A family.
20	Alexander Carnegie of Cookston	Influenced by Sir David Carnegie.
21	John Gordon of Blackhills	This seems a vote from Falconer of Phesdo, a relation of Lord Kintore's. The present Mr Falconer is a minor, and his estate for sale.
22	Alexander Burnet of Standingstones
23	Theophilus Ogilvie of Auchlonies	Once Collector of Customs at Aberdeen. Independant. Brother of the late Lord Findlater. A sensible man.
24	John Duncan of Muchalls	Provost of Aberdeen. In good circumstances. A family. Believed to be disqualified by an office in the Stamps.
25	Alexander Turnbull of Dalladies	A clergyman near Morpeth in Northumberland ; has no living. A young man. Small estate. Will be influenced by Lord Gardenstone. A client of James Greig, Writer.
26	Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine	See Introduction to County.
27	Right Honble. Lord Adam Gordon	The uncle of the Duke, and Commander-in-Chief in Scotland. Seems to be a liferent from Sir Alexander Ramsay; but understood to be an independant vote.
28	James Irvine of Kincaussie	Partly a vote on his own estate of Kincaussie, and partly a liferent from Sir Alexander Ramsay. Married an Irish lady. Claud Boswell of Fifeshire married his grand-daughter.
29	Charles Gordon	Clerk of Session by the interest of the Duke of Gordon and Dundas. Brother of Baron Gordon.
30	Major David Ogilvy	Son of Sir William Ogilvy of Barras before mentioned. They will go together.
31	Alexander Baxter of Glassel
32	George Skene	Very independant. Member for Aberdeenshire. One of the Independant Friends.
33	Archibald Scott of Knox	A liferent vote from Scott of Comiestown, whose heir he is. Not rich. Once a Purser in the Navy. A family. Lives at St. Andrews.
34	Alexander Smith of Balmakelly	Very independant. A family.
35	Isaac Grant of Hilltown, W.S.	Independant. Would be influenced by Sir James Grant. Wishes for a Clerkship of Session; has been long expecting it. A reputable man, and in good practice.
36	Alexander Allardice of Dunnottar	Very rich. Made a fortune in the West Indies.
37	Sir Robert Burnett of Leys	Brother of Mr Burnett, the Independant Friend. Nephew of Sir Alexander Ramsay, who will influence him.
38	Henry Ivy Nicolson of Glenbervie	An Irish gentleman. Lives in Ireland. Pretty rich. No children. James Greig, Writer in Edinburgh, his agent.
39	Alexander Burnett of Strahan	Sheriff of the County. Independant Friend. Nephew of Sir Alexander Ramsay.
40	Charles Scott of Criggie	Independant. A batchelor. No near relations. Will be influenced by Mr Ramsay, Banker in Edinburgh.
41	David Gardner of Kirktonhill	A Merchant in Montrose. Independant.
42	Thomas Gillies of Cauldham	A brother of Gillies the author, and of Gillies at Brechin. Made his money as a Physician in India. Bought Balmakewan. Said to be going again to India. Will vote with Gardenstone.
43	George Auldjo of Portletham	In good circumstances. Has an office in the Stamps or Window Lights. So disqualified.
44	Sir John Belshes Wishart of Fettercairn	The Lawyer. Married to the daughter of the Earl of Leven and sister of Lord Balgonie, who is the son-in-law of the Thorntons in London. In good circumstances. Wants a Clerkship, about which he has had some misunderstanding with Mr Dundas.
45	Robert William Duff of Fetteresso	Son of Admiral Duff. A young man. A Lawyer ; does not practise. Independant. Near connection of Lord Fife's.
46	Francis Russell of Blackhall	A Lawyer. Pretty independant. Married a sister of the wife of Alexander Burnett, the Sheriff; a daughter of Sir Alexander Bannerman.
47	John Innes of Castlehill	A Writer to the Signet. Married the sister of the last. Pretty independant. Will be influenced by the Duke of Gordon.
48	George Robertson Scott of Benholm	Married the heiress. A Lawyer. Independant. Will probably be swayed by the Panmure interest. His father is believed to have been under obligations to Lord Loughborough.
49	John Foulerton of Cowie	Not rich. No family. Lord Gardenstone will sway him.
50	Stewart Lyel of Dickmountlaw	Lives in Arbroath. Pretty independant. Brother of Lyel of Gardyne, Forfar.
51	George Lyel of Kinneff	Supposed to be the son of the last.
52	John Brand of Lauriestown	Merchant in Montrose. Rich and independant. Batchelor. Agent for the Bank of Scotland.

Summary

Mr William Adam	2
Sir David Carnegie	2
Individuals	48
Total	52

Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, 1790

From A View of the Political State of Scotland (Edinburgh: 1790)

Angus, on 2 Jul 1790 - 92 freeholders

David Allardice of Dunfin	David Fraser of Balmadies	William Nairn of Coull
William Allison of Fallaws	Charles Fullerton of Kinnaber	Alexander Nairne of Drumkilbo
David Anderson of Balgay	James Fyffe of Smithfield	Alexander Balcarres Fotheringham Ogilvie of Balfour
James Carnegie Arbuthnott of Findowrie	James Gardyne of Middleton	James Ogilvie of Ruthven
Alexander Baillie of Balruddery	John Graeme, W.S.	Hon. Walter Ogilvie of Clova
John Bruce of Inveriskindy	Alexander Graham of Duntrune	George Ogilvy of Langleypark
James Butchart of Balcathie	Robert Graham of Fintry	George Patullo of Baldovie
John Butchart of Lochmellie	James Guthrie of Craigie	John Rait of Anniston
Sir David Carnegie of Southesk, bart.	John Guthrie of Guthrie	Sir William Ramsay of Bamff, bart.
George Carnegie of Charleton	John Guthrie, yr of Guthrie	John Rankin of Mains of Dudhope
James Carnegie of Balnamoon	Charles Hunter of Burnside	John Renny, merchant in Arbroath
James Lindsay Carnegie of Spynie & Boysack	David Hunter of Balskelly	Thomas Renny, W.S.
Capt. John Carnegie, 11th Dragoons	William Kerr of Dumbarrow	John Rolland of Auchmithie
Patrick Carnegy of Lour	George Kid, merchant in Arbroath	Hercules Ross of Rossie
Thomas Carnegy of Craigo	Capt. James Kid of Lawton	David Scott of Dunninald
Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar	John Kinloch of Kilrie	Robert Scott of Logie
James Chaplin of Colliston	Lieut. Thomas Kinloch of Cairn	Alexander Scrymsoure of Tealing
James Clayhills of Invergowrie	Capt. David Laird of Strathmartine	John Seaton of Broughty
Patrick Cruickshank of Stracathro	David Lyall of Gallery	George Skene of Skene
George Dempster of Dunnichen	Charles Lyell of Kinnordy	John Smith jun., merchant in Brechin
William Douglas of Brigton	Charles Lyell, yr of Kinnordy	Robert Speid of Ardovie
Admiral Adam Duncan of Drenlaw	Thomas Lyell of Gardyne	Robert Stephen of Letham
Col. Alexander Duncan of Lundie	David Lyon of Clepington, merchant in London	Patrick Stirling of Pittendriech
Sir Gilbert Elliot of Melgund	George Lyon of Wester Ogil	Alexander Strachan of Tarry
Alexander Elphinston of Glack	Hon. Thomas Lyon of Pitpointy	Maj. Alexander Turnbull of Ardo
Francis Erskine of Kirkbuddo	William Lyon, yr of Wester Ogil	Alexander Watson of Turin
John Erskine of Balhall	Hon. James Stuart McKenzie of Rosehaugh *	Alexander Watson, yr of Turin
John Farquhar of Pitscandly	James Mill of Graystone	Alexander Wedderburn of Wedderburn
David Ferguson of Lochlands	James Mill of Old Montrose	Capt. Charles Wedderburn of Pearsie
Frederick Fotheringham of Lour	James Mill of Woodhill	John Wedderburn of Idvies
Rev. Dr Norman Fotheringham of Cookston	John Milne of Fern

* d. 1800; younger son of James Stuart, 2nd earl of Bute; inherited Rosehaugh from gt-grandfather 'bluidy' Sir George Mackenzie; built Belmont Castle, Meigle PER

Kincardineshire, on 14 Jul 1790 - 55 freeholders, 1 liferenter

John Adam of Jackston	John Duncan of Muchalls	Alexander Leith of Kincardine
William Adam of Woodstoun	John Durno of Bishopston	Alexander Leith of Snadon
Alexander Allardice of Dunnottar	John Fullerton of Cowie	George Lyell of Kinneff
George Auldjo of Portlethen	John Fullerton of Thornton	Stewart Lyell of Dickmontlaw
Evan Barclay of Elsick	David Gairdner of Kirktounhill	Henry Ivie Nicolson of Glenbervie
Robert Barclay of Ury	Samuel Galton of Auchlee	Maj. David Ogilvie of Bridgeford
Alexander Baxter of Glassel	Hon. Francis Garden of Johnston	Sir William Ogilvie of Barras
Sir John Wisheart Belches of Fettercairn	Thomas Gillies of Caldham	Theophilus Ogilvy of Auchlounies
John Brand of Laurieston	lord Adam Gordon of Woodtouns & Burn	Col. Robert Hepburn Rickart of Rickarton
Alexander Burnett of Standingstones	Charles Gordon, liferenter of the superiority of Balfour	Francis Russel of Blackhall
Alexander Burnett of Strachan	John Gordon of Blackhills	Archibald Scott of Knox
Hon. James Burnett of Logaven	Sir Archibald Grant of Arthurhouse	Charles Scott of Criggie
Sir Robert Burnett of Leys	Isaac Grant of Hillton	George Robertson Scott of Benholm
Alexander Carnegie of Cookston	John Innes of Castlehill	James Scott of Brotherton
Sir David Carnegie of Denstrath	Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine of Balmain	David Scott of Nether Benholm
George Carnegie of Pittarrow	James Irvine of Kincausie	George Skene of Mondynes
John Carnegie of Arnhall	Alexander Keith elder, liferenter of Dunnottar	Alexander Smith of Balmakelly
John Douglas of Inchmarlo	Alexander Keith yr, fiar of Dunnottar	Alexander Turnbull of Dallidies
Robert William Duff of Fetteresso	George Farquhar Kinloch of Kair

Freeholders of Kincardineshire, 1809

From George Robertson - A General View of Kincardineshire or the Mearns (London: Richard Phillips, 1810)

Name	Property
Capt. Charles Adam, R.N.	Mathers
William Adam of Woodston, M.P.	Woodston
William George Adam (Lincoln's Inn)	Wester Kinneff
Robert Barclay Allardice of Urie & Allardice	Urie
Hon. Major Hugh Arbuthnott of Hatton	Hatton
Hon. Claud Irvine Boswell of Kingcaussie	Kingcaussie
John Brand of Laurieston	Laurieston
Alexander Brodie of Arnhall	Arnhall
James Brodie of Brodie	Insch of Arnhall
John Burnett of Kemnay	Redhall
Kirkpatrick Williamson Burnett of Monboddo	Monboddo
Sir Robert Burnett of Leys, bart.	Leys
Col. William Burnett of Banchory Lodge	Standing Stone
John Campbell of Carbrook, W.S.	Bishopston, &c.
William Carnegie (Aberdeen)	Cookston
Alexander Crombie of Phesdo	Phesdo
George Douglas, advocate	Arbeadie
John Douglas of Tilquhilly	Tilquhilly
George Harley Drummond of Drumtochty	Drumtochty
Adam Duff, advocate	Findon
Robert William Duff of Fetteresso	Fetteresso
Alexander Duthie of Ruthrieston	Pitnamoon
James Farquhar of Johnston, M.P.	Johnston
William Farquhar (London)	Inverbervie
Capt. William Fitzmaurice of Commieston	Commieston
Hon. Charles Fleming of Cumbernauld	Whistleberry
Dr Gilbert Gerrard (King's College, Aberdeen)	Muchalls
Adam Gillies, advocate, sheriff depute	Harvieston
Charles Gordon of Cluny & Braid	Balfour
Francis Graham of Morphie	Morphie
Sir Archibald Grant of Monymusk, bart.	Ballandro
Gavin Haddon (Aberdeen)	Kinghornie
John Innes of Cowie	Cowie
William Innes (London)	Hallgreen
Alexander Keith of Dunnottar	Dunnottar
George Kinloch of Kair	Kair
Alexander Leith of Freefield	Snawdon
George Lyell of Kinneff	Kinneff
Hon. William Maule of Panmure	Balmakewan, &c.
John Menzies of Cairnrobin & Blairs	Cairnrobin & Blairs
Alexander Monro	Castlehill
Thomas Morison of Elsick	Elsick
James Mitchell Nicolson of Glenbervie	Glenbervie
Patrick Orr of Bridgeton	Bridgeton
John Primrose of Raemoir	Tullos, &c.
Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain	Balmain
Alexander Ramsay, yr of Balmain	Balmain
Thomas Ramsay	Caldhame
James Rose of Flemington	Glendye
Charles Scott of Criggie	Criggie
David Scott (Manchester)	Nether Benholm
George Robertson Scott of Benholm	Benholm
Lt.Col. Hercules Scott of Brotherton	Brotherton
James Scott of Stone of Morphie	Stone of Morphie
Adam Silver (London)	Strahlethen
George Silver of Balnagubs	Balnagubs
George Skene of Skene	Mondynes
The Rev. Patrick Stewart of Cotbank	Hilton
Joseph Stratton of Kirkside	Kirkside, &c.
Sir John Stuart of Fettercairn, bart.	Fettercairn
John Taylor of Kirktonhill	Kirktonhill
Alexander Turnbull of Dallidies	Dallidies
Sir David Wedderburn of Ballindean, bart.	Balnagask, &c.
Lt.Gen. William Wemyss of Wemyss	Woodston
James Wood of Woodburnden	Davo, &c.

Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, 1811

From James Bridges, W.S. - View of the Political State of Scotland at Michaelmas 1811 (Edinburgh: 1813)

Angus, on 1 Oct 1811 - 116 freeholders, 1 liferenter

William Alison of Fallaws	James Fotheringham of Balgersho	James Mill of Graystone
John Allan of Lochlands	Peter Fotheringham, advocate	John Mill of Noranside
David Allardice of Dunfin	Thomas Fotheringham, yr of Powrie	Robert Mill of Woodhill
David Arklay, liferenter of Clepington	James Fyffe of Smithfield	David Millar of Ballumbie
Peter Arklay, fiar of Clepington	Charles Gardyne of Ravensby	Hon. Charles Hay Mudie of Newton, sen. coll. just.
Robert Baird of Newbyth	Thomas Gardyne, merchant in London	Patrick Murray of Simprim
John Baxter of Idvies	Adam Gillies of Kintrockat, advocate	Alexander Nairne of Drumkilbo
David Blair of Cookston	John Graeme, W.S.	Rev. Francis Nicoll of Balgillo
Alexander Brodie of Arnhall	Charles Gray of Carse	Charles Ogilvy of Tannadice
Colin Bruce of Flemington	Alexander Greenhill of Vayne	James Ogilvy of Islabank
James Carnegie of Balnamoon	Charles Greenhill of Fern	Hon. Walter Ogilvy of Clova
James Lindsay Carnegie of Boysack	Alexander Murray Guthrie, yr of Craigie	John Ouchterlony of Guynd
Rev. Alexander Carnegy of Baldovie	James Guthrie of Craigie	Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, bart.
David Carnegy of Craigo	John Guthrie of Guthrie	Patrick Proctor of Halkerton
Col. John Carnegy, for lands of Carcary	Hon. Douglas Gordon Halliburton of Pitcur	John Rait of Anniston
Patrick Carnegy of Lour	John Harvey of Kinnettles	Hon. Lt-col. James Ramsay, for lands of Craichie & Bowhouses
Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar	Alexander Hay of Letham	Hon. John Ramsay of Dysart
William Chalmers, town clerk of Dundee	Henry Henderson of Grange of Barry	John Rankine of Mains of Dudhope
George Chaplin of Colliston	Brig.-gen. John Hope, D.A.G. in Scotland	Alexander Riddoch of Blacklunans
James Clayhills of Invergowrie	Alexander Gibson Hunter of Balskelly	Alexander Ritchie of Bearhill, town clerk of Brechin
Lawrence Brown Constable of Wallace Craigie	David Hunter of Burnside	Hercules Ross of Rossie
James Cruickshank of Langleypark	Robert Kerr of Northgrange of Monifieth	David Scott of Dunninald
George Dempster of Dunnichen	Thomas Kerr of Grange of Monifieth	George Robertson Scott of Hedderwick
Mungo Dick of Pitkerro	Thomas Kinloch of Kilrie	Robert Scott, H.E.I.C.S., for lands of Scotstown & others
Hon. Archibald Douglas, eldest son of Archibald, lord Douglas of Douglas	Andrew Knox of Marcus	Patrick Scrymsoure of Tealing
Hon. Charles Douglas, 2nd son of Archibald, lord Douglas of Douglas	David Laird of Strathmartine	George Skene of Skene & Careston
Robert Douglas, yr of Brigton	James L'Amy, yr of Dunkenny	Robert Speid of Ardovie
Maj. William Douglas of Balgillo, 91st Foot	John Laurenson of Invereighty	Thomas Renny Strachan of Tarry
William Douglas of Brigton	John Lennox of Woodhead	Alexander Renny Tailyour of Borrowfield
Alexander Duncan of Parkhill	Robert Lindsay of Almerieclose	Hercules Tailyour of Carcary
Hon. Capt. Henry Duncan, R.N.	David Lyall of Gallery	Adam Tait of Pittermo
John Duncan of Rosemount	Alexander Lyell of Gardyne	John Taylor of Kirktonhill
Alexander Erskine of Balhall	Charles Lyell of Kinnordy	Alexander Watson of Turin
Francis Erskine of Kirkbuddo	Robert Lyell of Newbigging	Isaac Watt of Logie
John Erskine of Dun	George Lyon of Ogil	James Webster of Balruddery
Thomas Farquharson of Baldovie	John Lyon of Pitpointie	Charles Wedderburn of Pearsie
James Ford of Finhaven	Hon. James McKenzie of Belmont	Henry Wedderburn of Wedderburn & Birkhill
William Ford of Westwood	Hon. William Maule of Panmure	John Wilson, yr of Whitfield
Alexander Ogilvy Fotheringham of Powrie	Gilbert Meason of Lindertis	William Wilson of Whitfield

Kincardineshire, on 1 Oct 1811 - 72 freeholders, 1 liferenter

Charles Adam of Mathers	Robert Duff, yr of Fetteresso	Hon. Walter Ogilvy of Clova
William Adam of Woodstone (and of Blairadam in Kinross-shire)	Robert William Duff of Fetteresso	Patrick Orr of Bridgeton
William George Adam of Wester Kinneff	Alexander Duthie of Ruthrieston	George Primrose of Raemoir
Robert Barclay Allardice of Ury & Allardice	James Farquhar of Johnston	Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain
Hon. Maj. Hugh Arbuthnott of Hatton	William Farquhar of Inverbervie	John Ramsay of Barra
David Stuart Barclay of Allardice	Capt. William Fitzmaurice of Commieston	Thomas Ramsay of Caldham
Hon. Claud Irvine Boswell of Balmuto	Hon. Charles Fleming of Whistleberry	James Rose of Glendye
John Boswell yr, fiar of Balmuto	Dr Gilbert Gerrard of Muchalls	Charles Scott of Criggie
John Brand of Laurieston	Adam Gillies of Harvieston	David Scott of Nether Benholm
Alexander Brodie of Arnhall	Alexander Gordon of Auchlunies	George Robertson Scott of Benholm
James Brodie of Inch of Arnhall	Charles Gordon, liferenter of superiority of Balfour	Lt-col. Hercules Scott of Brotherton
John Burnett of Kemnay	Francis Graham of Morphie	James Scott of Stone of Morphie
Kirkpatrick Williamson Burnett of Monboddo	Sir Archibald Grant of Monymusk	George Silver of Balnagubs
Sir Robert Burnett of Leys	Gavin Hadden of Kinghornie	George Skene of Mondynes
Thomas Burnett of Park	John Innes of Cowie	Rev. Patrick Stewart of Hilton
Maj.-gen. William Burnett of Standingstones	William Innes of Hallgreen	Joseph Straton of Kirkside
John Campbell of Carbrook & Bishopston	Alexander Keith of Dunnottar	Sir John Stuart of Fettercairn
William Carnegie of Cookston	George Kinloch of Kair	John Taylor of Kirktonhill
Alexander Crombie of Phesdo	Alexander Leith of Snawden	Alexander Turnbull of Dallidies
George Douglas of Arbeadie	George Lyell of Kinneff	Masterton Ure of Logie
John Douglas of Tilwhilly	Hon. William Maule of Panmure	Sir David Wedderburn of Ballendean
Lt-gen. Andrew John Drummond of Strathallan	John Menzies of Pitfoddels	Lt-gen. William Wemyss of Wemyss
George Harley Drummond of Drumtochty	Thomas Morrison of Elsick	James Wood of Woodburnden
John Drummond of Kirkhill	Alexander Munro of Castlehill
Adam Duff of Findon	James Mitchell Nicolson of Glenbervie

Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, at Michaelmas 1813

From the Edinburgh Almanack for 1814.

The links are to the parishes in which the properties lie; there is not necessarily any further information about the individual freeholders on the pages for the parishes.

Angus

113 freeholders

John Allan of Lochlands	Peter Fotheringham, advocate	David Millar of Ballumbie
David Allardice of Dunfin [now Denfind]	James Fyffe of Smithfield	Patrick Murray of Simprim
Peter Arkley of Dunninald	Thomas Gardyne, merchant, London	Alexander Nairne of Drumkilbo [in Meigle PER]
David Arkley, liferenter of Clepington [in Dundee]	Robert Pearse Gillies of Balmakewan	Rev. Francis Nicoll of Balgillo
Robert Baird of Newbyth [in Whitekirk ELN]	Hon. Adam Gillies of Kintrockat, sen. coll. just.	Sir J. Ogilvy of Inverquharity, bart.
John Baxter of Idvies	John Graeme, W.S.	James Ogilvy of Islabank
David Blair of Cookston	Charles Gray of Carse [Carse Gray]	Charles Ogilvy of Tannadice
Alexander Brodie of Arnhall	Charles Greenhill of Fearn	John Ouchterlony of Guynd
Colin Bruce of Seaforth	Alexander Greenhill of Vayne	Patrick Proctor of Halkerton
James Lindsay Carnegie of Boysack	James Guthrie of Craigie [in Dundee]	John Rait of Anniston
David Carnegie of Craigo	John Guthrie of Guthrie	Hon. Lt-col. James Ramsay
Rev. Alexander Carnegy of Baldovie	Alexander Murray Guthrie, yr of Craigie [in Dundee]	Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain, bart.
James Carnegy of Balnamoon	Hon. Douglas Gordon Halyburton of Pitcur	Hon. John Ramsay of Dysart
Patrick Carnegy of Lour	John Harvey of Kinnettles	John Rankine of Mains of Dudhope
Col. John Carnegy, Carcary	Alexander Hay of Letham	Alexander Riddoch of Blacklunans
Patrick Chalmers of Aldbar	J. Henderson, Grange of Barry	Alexander Ritchie of Bearhill
W. Chalmers, town clerk of Dundee	Brig.-gen. John Hope	Hercules Ross of Rossie
George Chaplin of Colliston	David Hunter of Burnside	David Scott of Dunninald
James Clayhills of Invergowrie	D. Kerr, Grange of Monifieth	George Renny Scott of Hedderwick
Lawrence Brown Constable of Wallace Craigie [in Dundee]	Thomas Kinloch of Kilrie	Robert Scott, HEICS, for Scotstown, etc.
James Cruickshank of Langleypark	Andrew Knox of Keithock	Patrick Scrymgeour of Tealing
George Dempster of Dunnichen	J. L'Amy, yr of Dunkenny	A. Skene of Marcus, R.N.
Mungo Dick of Pitkerro [in Dundee]	John Laurenson of Inverighty	George Skene of Skene
Hon. Archibald Douglas	Robert Lindsay of Almericlose	Robert Speid of Ardovie
Hon. Charles Douglas	David Lyall of Gallery	T. R. Strachan of Tarry
Major William Douglas of Balgillo [1]	Alexander Lyell of Gardyne	Alexander Renny Tailyour of Borrowfield
William Douglas of Brigton	Charles Lyell of Kinnordy	Hercules Tailyour of Carcary
Robert Douglas, yr of Brigton	Robert Lyell of Newbigging	Adam Tait of Pittermo
Alexander Duncan of Parkhill	George Lyon of Ogil	John Taylor of Kirktonhill
John Duncan of Rosemount	John Lyon of Pitpointie	Alexander Watson of Turin
Hon. Capt. Henry Duncan, R.N.	James Archibald Mackenzie, yr of Belmont [in Meigle PER] [2]	Isaac Watt of Logie
Alexander Erskine of Balhall	J. Busby Maitland of Eccles	James Webster of Balruddery
Francis Erskine of Kirkbuddo	Hon. William Maule of Panmure	John Webster of Flemington
Thomas Farquharson of Baldovie	Hon. James Mackenzie of Belmont [in Meigle PER] [3]	Charles Wedderburn of Pearsie
James Ford of Finavon	Gilbert Meason of Lindertis	Henry Wedderburn of Wedderburn
William Ford of Westwood	James Mill of Graystone [Greystone of Ardestie]	William Wilson of Whitfield
James Fotheringham of Balgersho	John Mill of Noranside	John Wilson, yr of Whitfield
Thomas Fotheringham of Powrie	Robert Mill of Woodhill

[1] Col. Sir William Douglas of Balgillo, K.C.B., 91st Foot, d. 25 Aug 1818 - his tomb at Valenciennes in France

[2] James Archibald Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie (1776-1845), son of [3]; created Baron Wharncliffe of Wortley in 1827

[3] Hon. James Archibald Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie, né Stuart (1747-1818), 2nd son of John, 3rd earl of Bute; nephew of Hon. James Stuart Mackenzie of Rosehaugh, from whom he inherited Belmont, Meigle PER

Kincardineshire

75 freeholders

Charles Adam of Mathers	Adam Duff of Findon	Alexander Munro of Castlehill
William George Adam of Wester Kinneff	Robert Duff, yr of Fetteresso	James Mitchell Nicolson Nicholson of Glenbervie
William Adam of Woodston	Alexander Duthie of Ruthrieston [in Old Machar ABD]	Hon. Walter Ogilvy of Clova
Robert Barclay Allardice of Ury	William Farquhar of Inverbervie	Patrick Orr of Bridgeton
Hon. Lt-col. Hugh Arbuthnott of Hatton	James Farquhar of Johnston	George Primrose of Raemoir
David Stuart Barclay of Allardice	Capt. William Fitzmaurice of Commieston	Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain
Hon. Claud Irvine Boswell of Balmuto [in Kinghorn FIF]	Hon. Charles Fleming of Whistleberry	John Ramsay of Barra
John Boswell yr, fiar of Balmuto [in Kinghorn FIF]	Dr Gilbert Gerrard of Muchals	Thomas Ramsay of Caldham
John Brand of Laurieston	Robert Pearse Gillies of Balmakewan	James Rose of Glendye
Alexander Brodie of Arnhall	Hon. A. Gillies of Harvieston	George Robertson Scott of Benholm
James Brodie of Inch of Arnhall	Alexander Gordon of Auchlunies	Lt-col. Hercules Scott of Brotherton
John Burnett of Kemnay [in ABD]	Charles Gordon, liferenter of Balfour	Charles Scott of Criggie
Sir Robert Burnett of Leys	Francis Graham of Morphie	David Scott of Nether Benholm
Kirkpatrick Williamson Burnett of Monboddo	Sir Archibald Grant of Monymusk, bart.	James Scott of Stone of Morphie
Thomas Burnett of Park	Gavin Hadden of Kinghornie	George Silver of Balnagubs
Maj.-gen. William Burnett of Standingstones	John Innes of Cowie	George Skene, liferenter of Mondynes
Thomas Burnett, yr of Leys	William Innes of Hallgreen	Rev. Patrick Stewart of Hilton
John Campbell of Carbrook	Alexander Keith of Dunnottar	Joseph Stratton of Kirkside [died 1816]
William Carnegie of Cookston	George Kinloch of Kair	Sir John Stuart of Fettercairn, bart.
Alexander Crombie of Phesdo	Alexander Leith of Snawden	John Taylor of Kirktonhill
George Douglas of Arbeadie	Harry Niven Lumsden of Auchindoir	Alexander Turnbull of Dallidies
George Harley Drummond of Drumtochty	George Lyell of Kinneff	Masterton Ure of Logie
John Drummond of Kirkhill	Hon. William Maule of Panmure	Sir David Wedderburn of Ballendean, bart.
Lt-gen. Andrew John Drummond of Strathallan	John Menzies of Pitfoddels [ABD]	Lt-gen. William Wemyss of Wemyss
Robert William Duff of Fetteresso	Thomas Morrison of Elsick	James Wood of Woodburnden

Freeholders of Angus & Kincardineshire, at Michaelmas 1827

From the Edinburgh Almanack for 1828.

The links are to the parishes in which the properties lie; there is not necessarily any further information about the individual freeholders on the pages for the parishes.

Angus

124 freeholders

John Baxter of Idvies	James Fyfe of Smithfield	G. Laing Mason of Lindertis
Thomas Binny of Maulsden	Thomas Gardyne of Middleton	Hon. William Maule of Panmure, M.P.
David Blair of Cookston	Hon. Adam Gillies of Kintrockat, sen. coll. just.	James Mill of Noranside
James Campbell, advocate	Hon. Frederick Gordon, 3rd son of George earl of Aboyne	James Miller of Milton, life-renter
Rev. Alexander Carnegie of Baldovie	Robert S. Graham of Kincaldrum	James Miller, yr of Milton, fiar of Baldowrie
George Fullerton Carnegie of Pittarrow, Charleton & Kinnaber	William Stirling Grahame of Duntrune [in Dundee detached]	James Miln of Woodhill
Rev. J. Carnegie of Seaford	Charles Gray of Carse [Carse Gray]	Patrick Murray of Simprim
James Carnegie of Balnamoon	Alexander Greenhill of Vayne	David Nairne of Drumkilbo [in Meigle PER]
Sir James Carnegie of Southesk, bart.	Charles Greenhill of Fern	James M. Nairne of Dunsinnane [in Collace PER]
William Fullerton Lindsay Carnegie of Boysack	David Greenhill, H.E.I.C.S., civil service	Rev. Dr Francis Nicoll of Balgillo
David Carnegy of Craigo	A. M. Guthrie, yr of Craigie [in Dundee]	Charles Ogilvy of Tannadice
J. Carnegy, cornet, 2nd Dragoons	David Charles Guthrie, merchant, London	David Ogilvy, 9th earl of Airlie
Patrick Carnegy of Lour	James Guthrie of Craigie [in Dundee]	Hon. Donald Ogilvy of Clova
Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar, capt., 3rd Dragoon Guards	John Guthrie of Guthrie	Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, bart.
George Chaplin of Colliston	Hon. Douglas Gordon Halyburton of Pitcur	John Ouchterlony of Guynd
A. Clayhills of Invergowrie	John Harvey of Kinnettles	William David Proctor of Halkerton
Alexander Cruickshank of Keithock	James W. Hawkins, advocate	James Rait of Anniston
Alexander Cruickshank of Stracathro	John Hay of Letham	Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain, bart.
J. Cruickshank of Langleypark	William Henderson of Grange of Barry	Sir James Ramsay of Bamff, bart.
James Cruickshank, yr of Langleypark	Lt-gen. Sir John Hope, K.C.B.	Col. Hon. John Ramsay of Dysart
Patrick Cruickshank, yst son of James C. of Langleypark	David Hunter of Blackness	Alexander Reid, life-renter of Pittendreich
Alexander Currie, advocate	David Hunter of Burnside	Alexander Reid yr, fiar of Pittendreich
James Dalgairns of Balgavies	Maj. Thomas Hunter of Carlogie	George Robertson Scott of Hedderwick
Mungo Dick of Pitkerro [in Dundee]	William Hunter, yr of Burnside	Capt. Robert Scott of Usan
Archibald Douglas (né Stewart), 1st lord Douglas of Douglas	David Jobson of Haughhead	J. Fotheringham Scrymsoure of Tealing
Hon. Archibald Douglas	Robert Jobson, merchant, Dundee	William Shand of Arnhall
Hon. Charles Douglas	George Keith of Usan	Alexander Smart of Cononsyth
Robert Douglas of Brigton	D. Kerr, Grange of Monifieth	William Smart of Cairnbank
Robert Downie of Dumbarrow	Thomas Kerr of Northgrange	James Speid, Brechin
Alexander Duncan of Parkhill	George Kirkaldy of Baldovie & Drumgeight [in Dundee]	Robert Speid of Ardovie
Hon. Capt. Henry Duncan, R.N.	J. L'Amy of Dunkenny	Henry Stephens of Balmadies
John Duncan of Rosemount	J. Laurenson of Invereighty	Hon. Archibald Stuart of Balmerino [in FIF] & Coupar Angus [1]
Alexander Erskine of Balhall	John Mackenzie Lindsay, W.S. [2]	Archibald Campbell Stuart of St Fort & Castle Stewart
Francis Erskine of Kirkbuddo	Robert Lindsay of Almerieclose	A. R. Tailyour of Borrowfield
Hon. John Kennedy-Erskine, 2nd son of Archibald Kennedy earl of Cassilis	James Lyall of Gallery	Adam Tait of Pittermo
Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, advocate	Alexander Lyell of Gardyne	Alexander Watson of Turin
John Farquhar of Pitscandly	Charles Lyell of Kinnordy	John Webster of Flemington
Thomas Farquharson of Baldovie	Charles Lyell, yr of Kinnordy	Charles Wedderburn of Pearsie
William Ford, life-renter of Westwood	Robert Lyell of Newbigging	H. Wedderburn of Wedderburn, etc.
Frederick Fotheringham, W.S.	Thomas Lyell, R.N.	P. Wedderburn of Newgrange
Thomas Fotheringham of Powrie	George Lyon of Glenogil
Maj. David Fyfe of Logie	Hon. John Stuart McKenzie, yr of Belmont [in Meigle PER][3]

[1] 1771-1832, twin brother of Francis, 10th earl of Moray of the present creation

[2] b. 1792, younger bro. of Wm F. L. Carnegie of Spynie & Boysack; later, Director of Chancery

[3] eldest son of 1st Lord Wharncliffe

Kincardineshire

78 [76?] freeholders, 5 liferenters

Charles Adam of Mathers	W. Farquhar of Inverbervie	W. Moir of Park
William Adam of Woodston [1]	A. Farquharson of Finzean	Robert Morice of Tullos
W. G. Adam of Wester Kinneff	Hon. Charles Fleming of Whistleberry	W. Morrice of Castlehill
Robert Barclay Allardice of Ury	Sir C. Forbes of New & Edinglassie, bart., liferenter	Rev. Dr George Morrison of Elsick
Col. Hon. Hugh Arbuthnott of Hatton	J. Forbes, fiar of New & Edinglassie	J. M. Nicholson of Glenbervie
John Arbuthnott, 8th viscount of Arbuthnott	Sir W. Forbes of Pitsligo, bart.	Rev. Dr F. Nicol of Costerton
Capt. Hon. W. Arbuthnott of Harvieston	Alexander Forrest of Tullochs	Hon. D. Ogilvy of Clova
Robert Badenoch of Craig	John Garioch of Heathcot	Capt. Hon. William Ogilvy, Airlie Castle
J. Boswell of Kincausie	Alexander Gibbon of Hallgreen	Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain, bart.
John Brand of Laurieston	Alexander Gordon of Auchlunies	Capt. Robert Ramsay of Pitgarvie
Arthur Burnett of Monboddo, advocate, liferenter	William Gordon of Fyvie	Capt. T. Ramsay of Caldhame
J. Burnett, fiar of Monboddo	Francis Graham of Morphie	Hercules J. Robertson of Benholm, advocate, liferenter
John Burnett of Kemnay [in ABD]	W. G. Graham of Wester Kinneff	Archibald Scott of Stone of Morphie
J. Horn Burnett of Tillyboy	Frederick Grant of Mount Cyrus [i.e. Criggie]	David Scott of Nether Benholm
Sir Robert Burnett of Leys, bart.	Alexander Hadden, fiar of Balmakelly	George Robertson Scott of Benholm [?]
Thomas Burnett, yr of Leys	Gavin Hadden of Kinghornie	George Robertson Scott, fiar of Benholm
Lt-gen. W. Burnett of Standingstones	James Hadden of Balmakelly, liferenter	J. Scott of Brotherton
Capt. W. Burnett of Pittenkerrie	Robert Rickart Hepburn of Rickarton	William Shand of Arnhall & the Burn
G. Fullerton Carnegie of Pittarrow	Norman Hill of Brownhills	George Silver of Balnagubs
Sir James Carnegie of Southesk, bart.	James Innes of Bonharry	Alexander Smith of Strathlethen
Alexander Crombie of Phesdo	John Innes of Cowie	Rev. P. Stewart of Hilton
Peter Crooks, fiar of Logie	William Innes of Raemore	Maj.-gen. Joseph Straton of Kirkside [2]
George Douglas of Arbeadie	Sir Alexander Keith of Dunnottar, knight marischal	Robert Taylor of Kirktonhill
Francis Walker Drummond of Hawthornden	George Kinloch of Kair	Alexander Thomson of Banchory
Adam Duff of Findon	H. Lumsden of Tilwhilly	Alexander Turnbull of Dalladies
R. Duff, yr of Fetteresso	Henry L. Lumsden of Auchindoir	Masterton Ure of Logie, liferenter [3]
Col. Robert William Duff of Fetteresso	George Lyell of Kinneff	John Watson of Easter Mathers
Alexander Duthie of Ruthrieston [in Old Machar ABD]	John Menzies of Pitfoddels [ABD]	Alexander Wood of Woodburnden
James Farquhar of Johnston

[1] Son and heir of John Adam of Maryburgh [in Fife], architect. See also here.

[2] Lt-gen. Sir Joseph Straton of Kirkside, C.B., K.C.H. [Knight Commander of the Royal Guelphic Order of Hannover], F.R.S.E., etc., yst son of William Muter of Annfield [in Fife] & Janet Straton of Kirkside. His K.C.H. star was auctioned by Spinks in 1998. See also, Charles Rogers, Monuments and monumental inscriptions in Scotland, vol. 2, pp. 298-9, here.

[3] Son of Robert Ure, minister of Airth STI; W.S.; see also here.

2. Land Tax Commissioners of Angus & Kincardineshire, 1836

Ref. A Collection of the Public General Statutes Passed in the Sixth and Seventh Year of the Reign of H.M. King William the [Third and] Fourth (London, 1836). This is, effectively, a list of landowners in these counties, including some liferenters and heirs apparent. Numerous misprints in the original have been corrected here, but many doubtless remain. Names, designations and titles have been completed where possible. The arrangement has been made strictly alphabetical. The links are to the parishes in which the properties lie; there is not necessarily any further information about the individual freeholders on the pages for the parishes.

Angus

John Alison of Wellbank	Hon. John Gray, eldest son of lord Gray	David Graham Drummond Ogilvy, lord Ogilvy, eldest son of 9th earl of Airlie
Arthur Anderson of Kinnaber	David Greenhill, civil service, H.E.I.C.S.	Hon. Donald Ogilvy of Clova
James Anderson of Clocksbrigs	--- Grewer of Easter Craig	--- Ogilvy, yr of Clova
Thomas Anderson of Longhaugh	David Charles Guthrie, merchant, London	Sir George Ogilvy of Barras, bart.
James Carnegie Arbuthnott of Balnamoon	James Guthrie of Craigie [in Dundee]	George Ogilvy of Kirkbuddo
--- Carnegie Arbuthnott, yr of Balnamoon	John Guthrie of Guthrie	James Ogilvy of Parkconon
Robert Arkley of Ethiebeaton	John Guthrie, yr of Guthrie	John Ogilvy of Inshewan
Capt. A. Baker, late 3rd Dragoons	lord Douglas Hallyburton	Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, bart.
Henry Baxter of Idvies	John Inglis Harvey of Kinnettles	Peter Wedderburn Ogilvy of Ruthven
Peter Bell of Pitpointy	James Whiteshed Hawkins of Restenneth	Thomas Ogilvy, yr of Ruthven
Thomas Binny of Maulsden	Charles Carnegy Hay of Pitforthie	Walter Ogilvy of Tannadice
David Blair of Cookston	John Hay of Letham	Hon. William Ogilvy of Airlie Castle
David Blair, yr of Cookston	George Clayhills Henderson of Carlingwell	Sir Charles M. Ouchterlony of Balmadies, bart.
James Campbell of Craigie, advocate	Rev. James Ogilvy Henderson of Rochilhill	John Ouchterlony of Guynd
Sir James Carnegie of Southesk, bart.	William Henderson of Grange of Barry	Peter Pennycook of ---
James Carnegie, W.S.	John Hill of Cotton of Craig	William Powrie of Reswallie
William Fullerton Lindsay Carnegie of Spynie & Boysack	Gen. Sir John Hope of Pert, K.C.B.	William David Proctor of Halkerton
William Hopetoun Carnegie, 8th earl of Northesk	David Hunter of Blackness	Capt. James Rait of Anniston
George John Carnegie, lord Rosehill, eldest son of earl of Northesk	Gen. David Hunter of Burnside	Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain, bart.
David Carnegy of Craigo	Maj. Thomas Hunter of Carlogie	--- Ramsay, yr of Balmain
Rev. J. Carnegy of Seaford	William Hunter, yr of Burnside	Sir James Ramsay of Bamff, bart.
Capt. John Carnegy, late 12th Dragoons	Alexander Johnston of Lawton	Maj.-gen. Hon. John Ramsay of Dysart
Patrick Watson Carnegy of Lour & Turin	Andrew Keil of Whitfield	William Maule Ramsay, yr of Dysart
Thomas Carnegy, yr of Craigo	George Keith of Usan	David Rankine of Dudhope
John Inglis Chalmers of London[?]	Anthony Adrian Keith-Falconer, 7th earl of Kintore	James Rattray of Eastmill
Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar	William Adrian Keith-Falconer, lord Inverurie, eldest son of 7th earl of Kintore	Thomas Rattray, yr of Eastmill
George Chaplin of Colliston	David Kerr of Grange	Thomas Rattray of Bellaty
Alexander Clayhills of Invergowrie	John Kerr of Pitruchie	Alexander Reid of Pittendriech
William Brown Constable of Wallace Craigie [in Dundee]	Patrick Kerr of Drumgeith	Robert Rolland of Auchmithie
James Craik of Balglassie	Thomas Kerr of North Grange	Horatio Ross of Rossie
John Creighton of West Grange of Conon	Thomas Kerr, yr of Grange	David Scott of Newton
Alexander Cruickshank of Stracathro	William Kerr of Finlarg	David Scott, yr of Newton
Alexander Cruickshank of Keithock	George Kinloch of Kinloch	George Robertson Scott of Benholm
James Cruickshank, yr of Keithock	John Kinloch of Kilry	Capt. Robert Scott of Abbeythune
James Cruickshank of Langley Park	George Kirkaldy of Baldovie [in Dundee]	Sir William Scott of Ancrum, bart.
James Alexander Cruickshank, yr of Langley Park	John Laing of Renmuir	James Fotheringham Scrymsoure of Tealing
Patrick Cruickshank of Glenskenno	David Laird of Strathmartine	James Peter Shaw of Drumfork
Alexander Currie, advocate, sheriff of Banff	James L'Amy of Dunkenny	Peter Shaw of Waterton
Maj. James Dalgairns of Balgavies	John Ramsay L'Amy, yr of Dunkenny	William Shaw of Newhall
Alexander Stormonth Darling of Kinclune, M.D.	Capt. John Laurenson of Invereighty, 17th Dragoons	Robert Sime of Greenlawhill
James Stormonth Darling of Lednathie	John Lindsay of Almerieclose	Alexander Simpson of Easter Ogil
Mungo Dick of Pitkerro [in Dundee]	John Mackenzie Lindsay, W.S.	Alexander Smart of Cononsyth
Hon. Charles Douglas, 2nd son of late lord Douglas	David Lowson of Springfield	William Smart of Cairnbank
Capt. Hon. George Douglas, R.N.	Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly	John Smith of Balhary
William Douglas of Brigton	James Lyall of Gallery	James Souter, W.S.
Sir Francis Walker Drummond of Hawthornden, bart.	Robert Lyall of Newbigging	David Spalding of Broomhall
James Walker Drummond, yr of Hawthornden	Alexander Lyell of Gardyne	James Speid of[?] Brechin
--- Duncan of Parkhill	Charles Lyell of Kinnordy	James Speid, yr of Ardovie
Adam Haldane-Duncan, viscount Duncan, eldest son of 1st earl of Camperdown
Alexander Erskine of Balhall	Charles Lyell, yr of Kinnordy	Robert Speid of Ardovie
Thomas Erskine of Linlathen	Thomas Lyell, R.N.	Hon. Archibald Stewart of Balmerino [who had died in 1832]
John Farquhar of Pitscandly	George Lyon of Glenogil	Archibald Campbell Stewart of St Fort & Castle Stewart
Thomas Farquharson of Baldovie	Thomas Lyon-Bowes, 11th earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne	Maj. T. R. Swinburne of Marcus
William Ford of Westwood	Hon. John Stuart Wortley Mackenzie, eldest son of 1st lord Wharncliffe	Rev. David Symers of Eassie
Frederick Fotheringham, W.S.	Thomas Mackenzie of Applecross	Alexander Renny Tailyour of Borrowfield
Col. Thomas Ogilvy Fotheringham of Powrie	James Marnie of Deuchar	--- Renny Tailyour, yr of Borrowfield
Maj. David Fyffe of Smithfield	Hon. Fox Maule, eldest son of lord Panmure	Robert Taylor, merchant, London
Thomas Gardyne of Middleton	Magnus Gilbert Laing Meason of Lindertis	William Taylor of Lunan
Alexander Geekie of Easter Baldourie	John Millar of Ballumbie	John Watt of Easter Meathie
James Geekie of Wester Baldourie	James Miller of Milton	--- Webster of Flemington
Andrew Gemmell of Whitewell	Alexander Hay Miln, yr of Woodhill	James Webster of Balmuir
Hon. Adam Gillies of Kintrockat, sen. coll. just.	Maj. James Miln of Noranside	James Webster of Wester Meathie
--- Gordon, earl of Aboyne, eldest son of marquis of Huntly	James Miln of Woodhill	Robert Webster of Balruddery
lord Frederick Gordon	William Morgan of Balbinny	Sir David Wedderburn, bart.
William Gourlay of Baikie	Mungo Murray of Lintrose *	David Wedderburn of Pearsie
Francis Graham of Balendarg	James Mudie of Arbikie	Frederick Lewis Scrimgeour-Wedderburn, yr of Wedderburn
Robert Stirling Graham of Kincaldrum	--- Mudie, yr of Arbikie	Henry Wedderburn of Wedderburn
William Stirling Graham of Duntrune [in Dundee detached]	Patrick Murray of Simprim	Maj. --- Wilkie of Newbarns
Charles Gray of Carse [Carse Gray]	David Nairne of Drumkilbo [in Meigle PER]	--- Young of Ascreavie
	James Miller Nairne of Dunsinnane [in Collace PER]

* Lintrose was formerly called Foderance

Kincardineshire

William George Adam of Wester Kinneff	Simpson Duguid of Cammachmore	Harry Leith Lumsden of Cairngracie
Robert Barclay Allardice of Ury	James Farquhar of Hallgreen	Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly
Maj.-gen. Hon. Hugh Arbuthnott of Hatton	Thomas N. Farquhar of Jackston	James Boyd McCombie of Jellybrands [Gillybrands] [4]
John Arbuthnott, viscount of Arbuthnott	William Farquhar of Inverbervie	Anthony Mactier of Durris
Capt. Hon. John Arbuthnott	Admiral Hon. Charles Fleming of Whistleberry	John Menzies of Pitfoddels [ABD]
Hon. Walter Arbuthnott	Sir Charles Forbes of New, bart.	William Moir of Park
Capt. Hon. William Arbuthnott of Harvieston	John Forbes, yr of New, liferenter	John Morrice of Tulloes
James Arnott of Whiteriggs	Sir John Stuart Forbes of Fettercairn, bart.	William Morrice of Castlehill
Dr Robert Badenach of Arthurhouse	Maj.-gen. Nathaniel Forbes of Dunnottar	Rev. Dr George Morrison of Elsick
John Boswell of Kincausie	William Forbes of Castleton	Alexander Muir of Loirston
John Brand of Laurieston	Alexander Watson Fordyce of Ardo	James Nicol, yr of Findon
Arthur Burnett, liferenter of Monboddo	Alexander Forrest of Tullochs	James Mitchell Nicolson of Glenbervie
James Burnett of Monboddo	Lt-col. William Frazer of Balmakewan	Hon. Donald Ogilvie of Balbegno
James Horn Burnett of Tillyboy	Andrew Gammell of Drumlochty	Hon. William Ogilvie of Airlie Castle
John Burnett of Kemnay [in ABD]	Ernest Gammell of Portlethen	Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain, bart.
Sir Robert Burnett of Leys, bart.	John Garioch of Heathcot	Robert Ramsay of Pitgarrie
Thomas Burnett, yr of Leys	Alexander Gibbon of Johnston	Thomas Ramsay of Caldhame
Lt-gen. William Burnett of Banchory Lodge	John Gladstone of Fasque	Hercules James Robertson, liferenter of Benholm
Capt. William Burnett of Pittenkerry	Thomas Gladstone, yr of Fasque	David Scott of Nether Benholm
Lt-col. John Campbell of Blackhall	Alexander Gordon of Newhall	George Robertson Scott of Benholm
Sir James Carnegie of Southesk, bart.	John Gordon of Drumlithie	James Scott of Brotherton
John Carnegie of Denstrath	William Gordon of Maryculter	James Fitzmaurice Scott of Commieston
John Carnegie of Redhall	Francis Graham of Morphie	George Silver of Netherley
Rev. Dr Alexander Crombie of Phesdo	Frederick Grant of Mount Cyrus	George Silver, yr of Netherley
Alexander Crombie, yr of Phesdo	Alexander Hadden, fiar of Balmakelly	William Stewart of Hilton
Peter Crooks, fiar of Logie	Gavin Hadden of Kinghornie	Maj.-gen. Joseph Straton of Kirkside
Alexander Davidson of Balnagask	James Hadden, liferenter of Balmakelly	George Andrew Stuart of Inchbreck
Walter Stevenson Davidson of Inchmarlo	Robert Rickart Hepburn of Rickarton	Robert Taylor of Kirktonhill
John Duff Dingwall of Woodston	Norman Hill of Brownhills	Alexander Thomson of Banchory
George Douglass of Arbeadie	James Innes of Bonharrie	Masterton Ure, liferenter of Logie
Sir Francis Walker Drummond of Hawthornden, bart.	William Innes of Bonharrie	John Watson of Easter Mathers
Adam Duff of Findon	Lt-col. William Murray Keith of Dunnottar	Alexander Wood of Woodburnden
Robert Duff of Fetteresso	Anthony Adrian Keith-Falconer, earl of Kintore	Dr William Young of Fawside
Peter Duguid of Auchlunies	George Kinloch of Kair

[4] See, e.g. The McCombies.

3. Tailzies (Entails) for lands in Angus and Kincardineshire, 1685-1784

Ref: Samuel Shaw, An Accurate Alphabetical Index of the Registered Entails in Scotland from the Passing of an Act of Parliament in the Year 1685, to February 4. 1784 (Edinburgh, 1784)

The links are to the parishes in which the properties lie; there is not necessarily any further information about the individual freeholders on the pages for the parishes.

Entailer	Lands	Date of tailzie	Date of registration	Volume: https://catalogue.nrscotland.gov.uk/nrsonlinecatalogue/search.aspx">NAS ref. RT1/...	Folio	No. in register	Counties
David earl of Airlie	Lands of Lintrathen, etc.	22 Mar 1716	31 Jul 1718	5	162	148	ANS, PER
Elizabeth Arbuthnot of Caterline	Town & Mains of Caterline	1 Jun 1745	6 Jun 1745	10	356	358	KCD
John viscount of Arbuthnot	Lands & estate of Arbuthnot, etc.	30 Oct 1777	16 Jan 1778	19	378	651	KCD
Sir Alexander Bannerman of Elsick	The barony of Strachan, etc.	12 Aug 1769	25 Feb 1775	18	406	620	KCD
James Barclay of Balmakewan	Lands of Ballindarg, etc., entailed by Robert Carnegie of Ballindarg	27 Jun 1748	30 Jul 1748	11	195	381	ANS
Robert Barclay of Urie	Lands of Urie, etc.	9 Oct 1722	6 Feb 1723	6	73	180	KCD
William Barclay, yr of Balmakewan	Lands of Morphie, Meikle Pilmour, etc., entailed by Francis Grahame of Morphie	7 Dec 1736	25 Feb 1744	10	224	348	KCD
John Bowis of Snadown	Lands of Snadown, etc.	13 Oct 1718	27 Jan 1719	5	196	151	KCD
James Burnet of Monboddo	Lands & Mains of Kair, etc., in favours of George Kinloch	10 Nov 1726	23 Feb 1727	7	45	223	KCD
Sir Thomas Burnet of Leys	Lands & estate of Leys	5 Mar 1700	9 Jul 1700	2	207	41	KCD
James Carnegie of Boysack	Lands & barony of Boysack, etc.	24 Jun 1766	8 Mar 1771	16	377	559	ANS
Robert Carnegie of Ballindarg	Lands of Ballindarg, etc.	27 Jun 1748	30 Jul 1748	11	195	381	ANS
George Chapline, merchant in Jamaica	Lands & barony of Colliston, etc.	27 Jul 1721	11 Jun 1724	6	223	193	ANS
John Clayhills of Invergowrie	Lands of Invergowrie, etc.	29 Jan 1723	21 Feb 1723	6	77	181	ANS
John Dick of Pitkerro	Lands of Pitkerro [in Dundee], etc.	28 Mar 1744	25 Jul 1744	10	319	353	ANS
[James Douglas, 2nd] Marquis of Douglas	Earldom of Angus, etc., in favours of the [Archibald Douglas, 1st] earl of Forfar	9 Mar 1699	22 Mar 1707	4	1	90	ANS, PER, ROX, BEW, LKS, ELN
Robert Duff of Fetteresso, vice-admiral of the Red	Lands & estates of Fetteresso & Logie	13 Mar 1783	10 Jul 1783	22	28	724	KCD, ABD
David lord Falconer of Halkerton	Lands & barony of Halkerton, etc.	4 Jul 1743	26 Jul 1743	10	181	344	KCD, ANS
Mr Adam Fergusson, minister of Logierait	Lands of Douny & Dalnakebock	23 Mar 1753	14 Jun 1753	12	108	411	ANS
Sir Arthur Forbes of Craigievar	Lands & estate of Thainston, Beltie, etc.	2 Jun 1772	21 Nov 1772	17	335	588	ABD, KCD
Sir Alexander Fraser of Durris	Lands & barony of Durris, etc.	22 Nov 1669	18 Dec 1779	20	229	674	KCD, ABD
Sir Alexander Fraser of Durris	Lands of Kirkton of Durris, etc.	6 Dec 1675	18 Dec 1779	20	244	675	KCD, ABD
Thomas Fullarton of Galron [Gallery]	Lands of Thornton, etc.	20 Jan 1727	28 Feb 1727	7	66	225	KCD
John Gardner of North Tarrie	Lands of North Tarrie	3 Sep 1764	18 Jul 1771	17	16	569	ANS
John Gardner of North Tarrie	Lands of North Tarrie; supplementary deed of entail by him	8 Jun 1771	18 Jul 1771	17	30	570	ANS
John Gavine of Whiteriggs	Lands of Whiteriggs, etc.	26 Dec 1748	3 Jan 1749	11	213	383	KCD
William Gibson of Bridgetoun	Lands of Craighill and Bridgetoun, etc., and lands of Little Fithie, in favours of his daughter and William Orr, her son	2 Dec 1773	14 Jul 1781	21	96	695	KCD, ANS
William Gibson of Bridgetoun	Lands of Wester Pitgarvie, etc., in favours of his daughter and William Orr, her son	6 Mar 1781	14 Jul 1781	21	117	696	KCD
Francis Grahame of Morphie	Lands of Morphie, Meikle Pilmour, etc.	10 May 1743	6 Jan 1744	10	224	348	KCD
Capt. Charles Gray of Carse	Lands of Carse, etc.	23 May 1765	25 Jun 1768	15	299	525	ANS
Andrew Hunter of Dod	Lands & barony of Dod, etc.	30 Aug 1709	4 Nov 1713	4	387	128	ANS
Andrew Hunter of Dod	Some acres called Eyving Hills, & other houses	13 Jan 1713	4 Nov 1713	4	399	129	ANS
John Irvine of Drum	Tailzie by Alexander Tytler, writer in Edinburgh, William earl of Aberdeen and Patrick Duff of Premnay, in his favours, of the estate of Drum	25 Mar 1727	30 Jul 1737	9	128	312	ABD, KCD
George Kinloch of Kair	Lands of Fallside & Brecks. Tailzie thereof in his favour by John Fullerton	25 Apr 1735	30 Jul 1735	9	28	300	KCD
George Lauder of Pitscandly	Lands & estate of Pitscandly, etc.	26 Oct 1737	15 Jan 1740	9	358	323	ANS
Alexander Leith of Freefield	Lands & baronies of Freefield, Towrie & Glenkindy	23 Nov 1771	26 Nov 1771	17	85	575	ABD, KCD
Margaret [Leslie] countess of Rothes	Earldom of Rothes, etc.	1 Jan 1688	10 Mar 1775	18	430	623	FIF, PER, KCD, ANS, INV
Alexander Littlejohn of Woodston	Lands & estate of Hall, Woodston, etc.	7 Oct 1758	27 Jun 1764	14	246	492	KCD
Sir George McKenzie of Rosehaugh	Lands & estate of Rosehaugh	4 Jun 1689	19 Jul 1692	1	27	4	ANS
James McKenzie-Stuart of Rosehaugh, Lord Privy Seal	Certain parts of Markmyre, etc.	11 Mar 1754	26 Jun 1772	17	193	581	PER, ANS
James McKenzie-Stuart of Rosehaugh, Lord Privy Seal	Third part of a fourth part of the town & lands of Balmaw	12 Aug 1758	26 Jun 1772	17	193	582	ANS
James McKenzie-Stuart of Rosehaugh, Lord Privy Seal	Half of the lands of Easter Keilour, etc.	7 Jul 1764	26 Jun 1772	17	-	583	ANS
William [Maule] earl of Panmure	Lands & baronies of Panmure, Aberbrothock, Brechin, Navar, Edzell, Lethnot, Lochlee, Kellie, Ballumbie, etc.	12 Oct 1781	22 Jan 1782	21	226	706	ANS
Gilbert Menzies of Pitfoddels	Estate of Pitfoddels, etc.	27 Aug 1700	28 Feb 1701	2	362	49	ABD, KCD
James and Archibald Menzies of Culdares	Lands & barony of Culdares & Glenlyon, etc.	30 Apr 1773	16 Feb 1779	20	103	666	PER, ANS
Sir Alexander Murray of Melgund	Lands & barony of Melgund, etc.	13 Sep 1710	1 Feb 1724	6	132	188	ANS
Sir Alexander Murray of Melgund	Lands & estate of Melgund & Kinninmond	13 Sep 1710	23 Dec 1725	6	307	207	ANS
Sir William Nicolson of Glenbervie	Lands & barony of Glenbervie, etc.	27 Apr 1742	8 Jun 1743	10	147	340	KCD
Sir William Nicolson of Glenbervie	Nomination of heirs by him	9 Jul 1760	15 Jul 1760	13	280	465	KCD
David Ogilvie of Clunie	Lands & estate of Mains of Craigie, etc.	23 Dec 1729	6 Feb 1730	7	304	248	PER, ANS
Alexander Ramsay-Irvine of Balmain	Lands & estate of Newthornton, etc.	7 Oct 1765	17 Dec 1765	14	419	503	KCD
Thomas Reid of Auchinleck	Mains of Auchinleck, mansionhouse & pertinents	20 Jun 1754	24 Jun 1755	12	294	427	ANS
David Rickart of Riccartoun	Tailzie in his favour by Sir Thomas Burnet of Leys, etc., of lands of Couton, etc.	17 May 1706	22 Dec 1741	10	35	332	KCD, ABD
Dame Janet Rochead, relict of Sir David Dalrymple of Hailes	Lands & barony of Melgund, called Northanelgune [North Melgund?]	15 Mar 1725	12 Jan 1727	7	1	220	ANS
Andrew lord Rollo	Lands & barony of Duncrub, etc.	11 Mar 1765	18 Jan 1766	14	431	504	PER, ANS
Major George Skene of Careston	Lands & estate of Careston, etc.	24 Oct 1721	6 Jul 1725	6	272	199	ANS
Alexander Thomson, advocate in Aberdeen	Lands & barony of Banchory, etc.	16 May 1760	18 Jun 1768	15	281	524	ABD, KCD
Dame Elizabeth Trent, relict of Sir James Falconer of Phesdo	Lands of Balmakettle, etc.	27 Dec 1738	6 Jun 1752	12	40	404	KCD
Alexander Watson of Turin	Lands & estate of Over & Nether Turins, etc.	9 Apr 1778	21 Jan 1779	20	27	662	ANS
Alexander Watson of Turin	Revocation by him of the above tailzie	5 Jul 1781	19 Jul 1781	21	123	697	ANS
Grizel Wedderburn of Wedderburn	Lands & estate of Wedderburn	31 Jul 1766	6 Aug 1766	14	453	506	ANS