What is a "bailliary"?

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Thanks for that , Meg, thought I was getting dighted! Shut up Alan, plum and PT!
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Hi Morag & Meg. One more question, Morag...what is "dighted"?!! :) :)
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What Morag is times 4 :wink:
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The village was always associated with the Cunningham family, the Earls of Glencairn, but the estate was sold to Henrietta Scott, the Marchioness of Titchfield in 1786.

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Right, haud oan tae yer hat, PT, noo yer furrit!
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Penny Tray wrote:What Morag is times 4 :wink:
I know what it means now.....methinks you'd best run for cover!! //funny
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morag wrote:Right, haud oan tae yer hat, PT, noo yer furrit!
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sweet caroline wrote:The village was always associated with the Cunningham family, the Earls of Glencairn, but the estate was sold to Henrietta Scott, the Marchioness of Titchfield in 1786.

futuremuseum.co.uk/Collection.aspx/photographic_views_of_kilmarnock_loudoun/Object/the...

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http://www.any-village.com/UK/Scotland/ ... /home.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Thank you so much for this, Ellen. I shall check out this link. :) Lynne. :)
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Penny Tray wrote:What Morag is times 4 :wink:
Morag - you haud him an ah'll heider him!
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:lol:
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Meg Gordon wrote:
Penny Tray wrote:What Morag is times 4 :wink:
Morag - you haud him an ah'll heider him!
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Here's a receipt for our household's annual payment of feu duty to the Eglinton estate at Whitsunday 1965:

Feu duty receipt 1965.JPG

As well as 17s 6d in * feu duty or tacks duty ", it seems we also had to pay the munificent sum of 4d as " cess or land tax ". But in some similar bills from a year or two later we're let off that one. I've found one meaning for cess in the dictionary as being short for assessment, so that''s probably where that comes from; but what the significance is of this strange little optional extra , is quite another matter .

Susan
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