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  <dc:title>Account book for rent in Buchan, Aberdeenshire</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Manuscript account book recording the collection of rental for Cairn Hall, received at various locations (Key Head, Inverugie, St Fergus, Leslie). Payments are received from: William Scott (1726-1739); relict of William Scott (1740); Patrick Gordon (1740); Margaret Gordon (1741); Gilbert Anderson (1743-1748); Gilbert Anderson's relict (1748-1749, possibly Margaret Gordon?); Margaret Gordon (1749-1757 , some also refer to a Robert Arbuthnot); and John Scott (1757-1766).
Entries signed, presumed by collector, Thomas Steiven (1726-41), George Fordyce (1728-9) John Gairdne (1730-1), James Reid (1741-1762) Alexander Reid (1762-1766).

After these entries there are records of a series of payments 1766-1768 to a variety of individuals, mainly for wool (the names have been transcribed as spelt in the original, place names have been modernised where possible):
•	All[exande]r Forbes, Blakwater, St Fergus
•	Allaxander Forbes, Kirk town of St Fergus
•	Allax[ande]r Fraser, Sand of Cairnbulg
•	Allax[ande]r Gall, shoemaker, Peterhead
•	All[an]x[ander] Hinderson, Reath
•	Alla[ande]r Jefferay/ Jfferay, St Fergus
•	Allax[ander] Land, hillhead of Crimond 
•	Allax[ander] Lourans/Lourens/Lovans, Inverallochy
•	Allax[ande]r Massie, Corties
•	Allaxander Mill, tigh meary? [Techmuiry?]
•	Allaxander Mitchell, hill head of Cairnbulg
•	Allaxander Reny, St Fergus
•	Allax[ander] Robertson, Inverallochy
•	All[an]x[ander] Scott, nidderhill
•	Allax[ande]r  Scott, Tolorth
•	All[e]x[ander] Simson, Land of Kinemon
•	Allax[ande]r Smith, Lonmay
•	A[lexande]r Smith mill of Rathen
•	Allaxander Wilkinson, St Fergus
•	Alles Scott, mans of flor
•	Andrew Stiven, catzmuir, Strichen
•	Andrew Kid, Kirkhill, St Fergus
•	Andrew merson/meson/mirson, Inverallochy
•	Andrew mill Kinglasser
•	Andrew Rob, Carnie, Fraserburgh
•	Andrew Walker, St Fergus
•	Anges McDonald, Kinbog
•	Ann Hinderson, Fitcarn
•	Anny whitcross, Whitecairn, Lonmay
•	Barbaer/Barbery Carl, watter mill
•	Barber Mitchel “in this town”
•	Barberay Felte?
•	Bettey Grig, Inverallochy
•	Charles Scott, Blackwater, St Fergus
•	Cristan will
•	Cristen Buchen
•	Cristen Simers, sea town
•	Duncan Swine
•	Georgeres Wat
•	Gorgen [George?] Buchan
•	Gorgeus [George?] Lounnen, Kingllasser
•	Gorgous [George?] Will, Stobhall of Crimond
•	Ieasbel [Isabel] Scott, Carghill Fraserbrugh
•	Ilaspet Forast, Saterhill
•	Isbel [Isabel] Andrson, Crimond
•	Jannet meson, Rattray in Crimond
•	Jannet Mill, St Fergus
•	James Brus wastenhill
•	Jeames [James] Brus,  Remacher, Old Deer 
•	Jeams [James] Brwn, Fraserburgh
•	James Carl, Inverallochy
•	Jeames [James] Delgarn, Fraserburgh
•	Jeames [James] Hinderson, mans of forest
•	Jeames [James] Matthew, shoemaker, Fraserburgh
•	Jeames [James] May
•	Jeames [James] Mintay/Metay/Menta mill at Links
•	James Muray, Hadday of Crimond
•	Jeames [James] Park, North Essie, St Fergus
•	Jeames [James] Rikert, Whiteside
•	Jeames [James] Shirer, kirk of Rathen
•	Jeames [James] Tom, Tophead, St Fergus
•	Jean Brus, Crimond
•	Jean Rolay, Rathen
•	Jean Scott, hillhead of Crimond
•	Jean Scott, Bilbay [Bilbo, Crimond]
•	John Cardno, Inverallochy
•	John Carnay, Bankhead, Inverallochy
•	John Carnie, Sea town, Cairnbulg
•	John Clark, Land of Hadday, Crimond
•	John Cormet
•	John Cowie, Crimond
•	John Duncan Barnyards, St Fergus
•	John Dutthay, Inverallochy
•	John Farcher, Blackhill, St Fergus
•	John Fraser, Rathen
•	John Gamon[?]
•	John Gaven, overside, St Fergus
•	John Gibson in Loghous
•	John Giddes, Cainbulg
•	John Gordun, Lonmay
•	John Kid, Bankhead
•	John Kilmen
•	John Lamb, Rathen
•	John Mckloud, Logie in Crimond
•	John Meno, St Fergus
•	John Park, mosside
•	John Read/Reed, Bankhead, Inverallochy
•	John Rob “in this town”
•	John Smith
•	John Teller, Inverallochy
•	John Wals Crimond, Logie
•	John Will, St Fergus
•	Jon Walker , Stobhall in Crimond
•	Lesbah Tom, sea town
•	Liesbeth Mill, St Fergus
•	Lisbath Jfferay
•	Lisbath Mill, Inverallochy
•	Lisbeth Finney
•	Marget Heays/Heny, Cairnbulg
•	Marget Hitson Inverallochy
•	Marget Jafferay, St Fergus
•	Marget meson, Cairnbulg
•	Marget Mitchel/Mitchell/Mithel/Mithil, Hatten
•	Marget Wat, Hatton
•	Mary Mill, North Essie, St Fergus
•	Maven May
•	May Smith
•	Mr Grant, water mill of Rathen
•	Mr Mitchell, Fraserbrugh
•	Mr Murray, mintlay
•	Mr Shan, Cragillie
•	Mr Smit, Mill of Rathen
•	Patrick Reney, Rosehearty
•	Pitter Leany
•	Pitter megson “in this town”
•	Robart Carnay, Midal Brugh, Fraserburgh
•	Robart Stiven, Inverallochy 
•	Robert Murday, Hearston
•	Robert Stiwen, Sea town of Inverallochy
•	Suisie Orchert
•	Thomas Jack, Inverallochy,
•	Walter Ladly, Dalkeith
•	William Brus, Chapeltoun, Fraserburgh
•	Will[iam] Burnet “my good brother”
•	William Colley, Kingllasser
•	Will[iam] Davidson, Grinmir, Land of Bordland
•	William Farcher, bilbay [Bilbo] of Crimond
•	William Grig, St Fergus
•	William Hinderson , South Essie, St Fergus
•	William Jafferay, Crimond
•	William Kid, Bankhead of Inverallochy
•	William Lourn, Cairnbulg
•	William May, Inverallochy
•	William Park, North Essie, St Fergus
•	William Patton
•	William Penney/Pennie, Inverallochy
•	William Piray/Piveay, Lochpots
•	William Scott, Ardglassie, Rathen 
•	William Scott, St Fergus
•	William Shan, North Essie, St Fergus
•	William Stiven, Mains of Philorth
•	William Talyor, overside, St Fergus
•	William Webster, Water mill of Fraserburgh
•	William Wightman, Cragiellie
Names Margeret Scott and Daneil Fraser have also been written in the book , dated 1798

At the rear of the volume there is a note about the death of the presbyterian ministers of Rev John Crookshanks and Andrew McCormack in the Pentland Uprising of 1666, and a copy of John Dryden's poem "Life a Cheat".</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1726-1768</dc:date>
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