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  <dc:title>Police Commissioners' Rent Roll: Volume 1 - Even Quarter Index</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Index to the proprietors and possessors of the Even Quarter.
For collection purposes the Rent Roll was divided into the four traditional  districts, commonly called the Crooked, Even, Green and Footdee Quarters. One of  the earliest descriptions of the area comprising the Even Quarter dates from  1889; "The Even Quarter commences at the east end of Park Street and runs along  the west side of that street, the north side of Justice Street and Castle  Street, the east side of Broad Street, Gallowgate, and Mounthooly, including all  the intermediate streets." [J A Ross Municipal Affairs in Aberdeen, 1889, page  115].
The names of both the proprietors and the occupants of the properties are  listed, along with details of their occupation, place of origin (when not  resident principally in Aberdeen), and very often whether the property concerned  is rented for residential or business purposes.  In the original, the annual  rental value of the premises is noted followed by the assessment made. However  only the rental value has been included in this list.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1795</dc:date>
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