Edinburgh Archives

Research Compiled by Sarah Heaton

Ref.	Location	Assession number	Document Type	Title	Date	Description	Notes
5	NAS - General Register House	GD112/56/84	Papers of the Campbell Family, Earls of Breadalbane Patents, Diplomas, Commissions and Related Papers	Bond by Archibald, Earl of Argyle to Lord Neill Campbell, his brother	2/8/1675	Bond by Archibald, Earl of Argyle to Lord Neill Campbell, his brother, that if it is found that Duncan McCarter of Turriadich has not disponed to him by granter the office of balliery of land of Barbreck Lochaw, or if he does and procures a renunciation, then, in either of these cases, granter will deliver to said Neill a disposition and right of said office of balliery of Barbreck Lochaw and Auchindryen.
11	NAS - West Register House	SC54/17/2/8/5a	Inverary Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	The Procurator Fiscal agt Andrew MacWilliam and his son	1678	Andrew MacWilliam and his son Donald MacWilliam challenged for moorburn on the moor of Auchindryen. Fine: £5 Scots.
17	NAS - West Register House	SC54/20/8/4/4	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Commissioners of Supply for Argyll, Documents relating to the Valuation Roll of 1688	Rental of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Campbell	18/8/1687	Lands of Barbreck in the parish of Inishael and Auchindryen and Polinduich said to be in the parish of Kilchrenan
12	NAS - West Register House	SC54/17/2/18/9	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	Procurator Fiscall and servitors to John MacLean, tutor to Torloisk against 9 people	21/10/1691	Donald dow MacGowan in Auchindrain and 8 others from nearby towns accused of plundering and robbing. Couldn't make out which town they robbed but found guilty and to pay £60 Scots in damages. Details of case and what they stole in record.
4	NAS - General Register House	E69/3/1	Exchequer Records: Hearth Tax Records, Argyll and Bute	Hearth Tax Records	1694	p. 18 Alexander Crawford, John Crawford, Acd (Archibald) Gillish, Marie MacNoKeard. P.30 Duncan MacIntyre. All from Achindrean and all have 1 hearth.
14	NAS - West Register House	SC54/17/3/6/9	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	Bond of Presentation = a bond to present a debtor so as he may be subjected to the diligence of his creditor	17/8/1694	Bond of Presentation granted by John MacLachtan of that ilk in favour of Lachlan Campbell in Musdale, Donald Campbell his son and John Campbell in Auchindrayne
15	NAS - West Register House	SC54/17/3/11/7	Inverary Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	Bond of Presentation	1733	Bond of Presentation granted by John roy Leitch in Braleckan in favour of John MacPhaden in Auchindryen. MacPhaden's servant, Katharine MacNokaird, is in Tolbooth in Inveraray.	Please see no. 13
13	NAS - West Register House	SC54/17/2/57/1	Inverary Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	The Procurator Fiscal agt Katharine MacNokaird in Auchindrain	25/01/1734	Guilty of Theft. Case details the event, what was stolen and how she was caught. Scourged through the streets of Inveraray and banished from Argyll. Master: John MacPhaden in Achindryen from 1732. States that she never stole from him. Previous Master: John MacViccar from a nearby town, who she stole from. Grandmother: Katharine MacCallum from Duren. It is rumoured she stole from her grandmother. Mother unknown but came from Duren. Father: Malcolm MacNokaird (as mother lived in Duren can possibly be assumed father did too).	Please see no. 15
16	NAS - West Register House	SC54/20/3/35/1	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Commissioners of Supply for Argyll	Payment	1791	Payment to Alexander Munro in Auchendrain of 17s. 4d. For expenses of searching for and recovering a stolen mare. Case on 13/4/1788 and payment received 1/12/1791
1	NAS - General Register House	AD14/29/302	High Court of Justiciary Processes	Precognition	1829	Against Mary Campbell and Mary Stewart	Please see no.20
20	NAS - General Register House	JC26/1829/172	High Court of Justiciary Processes	Trial Papers	16/9/1829	Mary Hannah or Stewart and Mary Hamilton or Hammil or Campbell or Hughs accused of forging coins. Guilty and imprisonment. One victim was Nanny Munro or Campbell, wife of Archibald Campbell, farmer or tenant of Achindrain, who sold the accused three cuts of yarn for one or more shillings (we don't know how many). Their servant Mary MacCallum was a witness.	Please see no.1
6	NAS - General Register House	SC50/5/1848/40	Campbeltown Sheriff Court, Processes	Miss E O Lockhart MacDonald v Dugald MacGill, farmer in North Carnbeg and Donald MacEachran, farmer in Auchindrain	1848	Action concerning heritable property. Action for removing.
7	NAS - General Register House	SC50/5/1852/21	Campbeltown Sheriff Court, Processes	Augustus H MacDonald Moreton's marriage trustees v Neil MacEachern, farmer in Auchendrain, Duncan Gilchrist, labourer in Lergnahunsion, Catherine MacGeachy or MacGill, widow of Roger MacGill, at Lergnahunsion and Catherine MacKinlay, residing in Knocknescraw	1852	Action concerning heritable property. Action for removing.
19	NAS - West Register House	AF39/2/1-5	Agricultural Census	Parish Summaries	1866-1911	Records by parish and don't mention ACHDN but good for contextual stuff and looking at general changes. Has records of how many acres in the parish are used for which vegetable, how many horses etc.
8	NAS - General Register House	SC51/32/40/438	Dunoon Sheriff Court	Register of Inventories	1891	Will of Edward MacCallum who died in Auchindrain on 12/11/1890. Personal estate worth £186 9s 5d. Money held in Inveraray branch of the National Bank of Scotland Limited. Went to son John MacCallum, butcher in Inveraray.
9	NAS - General Register House	SC51/32/43/282	Dunoon Sheriff Court	Register of Inventories	1893	Will of Lachlan MacPhail, Crofter from Auchindrain who died in the township on 30/6/1893. Full estate worth £189 4s. Went to daughter Bessie MacPhail or Craig, married to John Craig, a coal miner in Lanarkshire.
10	NAS - General Register House	SC51/32/52/190	Dunoon Sheriff Court	Register of Inventories	1900	Will of Colin Stewart, Crofter from Auchendrain who died on 1/5/1900 in the township. Household furniture and other effects worth £5. Livestock and implements of husbandry worth £186 10s. Total estate worth £191 10s. Estate went to his sister Flora Stewart or MacPhail, widow, his only family.
2	NAS - West Register House	AF70/648/1-4	Education, Research and Intelligence	West Highland Survey by Dr Fraser Darling	1948	Punched cards of Argyll: Inveraray, Tullich, Auchnagowl
3	NAS - West Register House	DD27/4089	Ancient Monument Case Files	Preservation Unscheduled Monument	1964-1966	Auchindrain Township
18	NAS - West Register House	SC54/20/8/7/3	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Commissioners of Supply for Argyll	Rental of Jean Campbell and Mr Patrick Campbell, minister of Killmalew	32001	Rental of lands of Clunarie and Achindrain in Kilmalew

JB - it is possible for this info to be added to the timeline ?

Location	Assession number	Document Type	Title	Date	Description	Notes
NAS	AD14/29/302	High Court of Justiciary Processes	Precognition	1829	Against Mary Campbell and Mary Stewart	Please see JC26/1829/172
NAS	AF70/648/1-4	Education, Research and Intelligence	West Highland Survey by Dr Fraser Darling	1948	Punched cards of Argyll: Inveraray, Tullich, Auchnagowl. Useful information regarding how land was cultivated, winter use, vegetation and buildings in use. 4 holdings - utilised by 2 tenants who occupy no.1 house. No. 2 house occupied by low crofting resident. House 3 & 4 have been vacant for 20 years.
NAS	C2/28	Register of the Great Seal		21/4/1542	Lands of Auchindryne given to Malcolmo Makcorkill
NAS	C2/31	Register of the Great Seal		29/4/1556	Lands of Auchindryne given to Earl Archibaldo Campbell of Lorne.
NAS	C2/40	Register of the Great Seal		5/9/1594	Large piece in latin but Nigelli McChallum (leader of Lochaw) and Joanni McChallum connected with Auchindryne and an ecclesiastical parish in the vicinity.
NAS	C2/46	Register of the Great Seal		16/3/1610	Large piece in latin. Henrici Duke of Rothesay and Earl Archibald Campbell mentioned. Looks like Auchindryne rented with tenants.
NAS	C2/47	Register of the Great Seal		16/11/1614	Large piece in latin but names of Hugoni McQuorquidaill and Duncan M. de Phantelandis mentioned. Auchindryne mentioned amongst a few lands.
NAS	C2/52	Register of the Great Seal		12/6/1629	Latin, mentions Hugoni McCorquodill and Duncan McCorquodill. 1 merkland of Auchindryane
NAS	C2/62	Register of the Great Seal		15/10/1667	Lands granted to Archibald, Earl of Argyle, Lord Kintyre, Campbell and Lorne, and his heirs whomsoever. 1 merklands of old extent of Auchindryane, in the barony of Lochaw.
NAS	C2/68	Register of the Great Seal		17/3/1682	Latin, Earl of Argyle owned the lands.
NAS	C2/115	Register of the Great Seal		23/2/1774	Latin, John Duke of Argyle in ownership of the lands.
NAS	C2/136	Register of the Great Seal		5/7/1806	Latin, George William, Duke of Argyle, in ownership.
NAS	C2/153	Register of the Great Seal		5/7/1816	Land owned by George William, Duke of Argyll. Piece in latin.
NAS	C2/219	Register of the Great Seal		20/12/1839	Again in latin, land owned by John Douglas Henry Campbell, Duke of Argyll.
NAS	CH2/663/17	Inveraray Kirk Session	Accounts	1739-1800	p.5 - March 1740 - Cathrin Graham, a poor old woman in Auchindryan, received £1. 10s. In October 1740, Cathrin MacLaren, a poor old woman in Auchindryan, received 18s. On P.6. - 1741 Kathrin McCorshom, a poor woman in Auchindrein received 6s. Kathrin Graham in Auchindrein received 12s. and Kathrin McCorshom, a poor woman in Auchindrein, received 12s. The months on p.6 are not very legible but looks like same person paid twice within the one year. From 1740s, money to poor not written individually but as one overall payment.
NAS	DD27/4089	Ancient Monument Case Files	Preservation Unscheduled Monument	1964-1966	Correspondence re: proposal of the museum and possible funding avenues. 1966 report proposal of estimated tourism potential, annual running expenses etc.
NAS	E69/3/1	Exchequer Records: Hearth Tax Records, Argyll and Bute	Hearth Tax Records	1694	p. 18 Alexander Crawford, John Crawford, Acd (Archibald) Gillish, Marie MacNoKeard. P.30 Duncan MacIntyre. All from Achindrean and all have 1 hearth. Document states that there were some people who had a hearth but were too poor to pay the tax. I couldn't make out on the microfilm, but I am assuming Duncan MacIntyre may not have been able to pay.
NAS	E106/3/1	Valuation Roll	Argyll Valuation Rolls	1684-1688	p.4 In Parish of Kilmalieu, Mr Patrick Campbell for rental of lands of Carnis (?) and Auchindryen £143. 4s. 8d. P.5 in Parish of Kilchrenan, Lady Ardnamurchan to pay £39. 2s. 2d. For Auchindrayen.
NAS	E106/3/2	Valuation Roll	Argyll Valuation Rolls	1751	p.5 Auchindryen in Parish of Kilmaliew or Glenaray £8.5s.4d. - property of Dugald Clerk of Braleckan.
NAS	E106/3/3	Valuation Roll	Argyll Valuation Rolls	1802	p.23 Parish of Kilmalieu. Proprietor of 4 merk lands of Auchindryen was John Duke of Argyll. £8. 5s. 4d. P.29 Parish of Kilfinian: John Earl of Breadalbane proprietor of Achnanaly and Achindryen £4. 14s. 5d.
NAS	GD112/56/84	Papers of the Campbell Family, Earls of Breadalbane Patents, Diplomas, Commissions and Related Papers	Bond by Archibald, Earl of Argyle to Lord Neill Campbell, his brother	2/8/1675	Bond by Archibald, Earl of Argyle to Lord Neill Campbell, his brother, that if it is found that Duncan McCarter of Turriadich has not disponed to him by granter the office of balliery of land of Barbreck Lochaw, or if he does and procures a renunciation, then, in either of these cases, granter will deliver to said Neill a disposition and right of said office of balliery of Barbreck Lochaw and Auchindryen.
NAS	JC26/1829/172	High Court of Justiciary Processes	Trial Papers	16/9/1829	Mary Hannah or Stewart and Mary Hamilton or Hammil or Campbell or Hughs accused of forging coins. Guilty and imprisonment. One victim was Nanny Munro or Campbell, wife of Archibald Campbell, farmer or tenant of Achindrain, who sold the accused three cuts of yarn for one or more shillings (we don't know how many). Their servant Mary MacCallum was a witness.	Please see no. AD14/29/302
NAS	SC50/5/1848/40	Campbeltown Sheriff Court, Processes	Miss E O Lockhart MacDonald v Dugald MacGill, farmer in North Carnbeg and Donald MacEachran, farmer in Auchindrain	1848	Action concerning heritable property. Action to remove said people from their estates.
NAS	SC50/5/1852/21	Campbeltown Sheriff Court, Processes	Augustus H MacDonald Moreton's marriage trustees v Neil MacEachern, farmer in Auchendrain, Duncan Gilchrist, labourer in Lergnahunsion, Catherine MacGeachy or MacGill, widow of Roger MacGill, at Lergnahunsion and Catherine MacKinlay, residing in Knocknescraw	1852	Action concerning heritable property. Action to remove said people from their estates.
NAS	SC51/32/25	Dunoon Sheriff Court	Register of Inventories	13/10/1879	Catherine Tait or MacCallum died in Inveraray on 13/10/1879. Her husband was John MacCallum, already dead. A will was made together on 23/2/1875 saying other will get full estate and detailed breakdown of estate for other members of family after their deaths. On Catherine's death, full estate worth £319. 11s. 3d. Donald MacCallum, brother of John MacCallum, received £40. Janet Luke, or Turar (?), neice to John MacCallum, received £20. Margaret Tait, or Mrs John Sinclair, sister to Catherine Tait or MacCallum, received £20. Margaret Sinclair, daughter to Mrs John Sinclair, received £20. John Sinclair, butcher in Inveraray, received £20. Mary Tait, or Mrs Duncan MacCallum, sister to Catherine Tait or MacCallum, received £20. William Tait, brother to Catherine Tait or MacCallum, received £40. Colin Tait, brother to Catherine Tait or MacCallum, received £20. The children of Reverend Robert Rose (acting Trustee) received £20 to be split between them. Any money left over was to be split equally between everyone men
NAS	SC51/32/40/438	Dunoon Sheriff Court	Register of Inventories	1891	Will of Edward MacCallum who died in Auchindrain on 12/11/1890. Personal estate worth £186 9s 5d. Money held in Inveraray branch of the National Bank of Scotland Limited. Went to son John MacCallum, butcher in Inveraray.
NAS	SC51/32/43/282	Dunoon Sheriff Court	Register of Inventories	1893	Will of Lachlan MacPhail, Crofter from Auchindrain who died in the township on 30/6/1893. Full estate worth £189 4s. Went to daughter Bessie MacPhail or Craig, married to John Craig, a coal miner in Lanarkshire.
NAS	SC51/32/52/190	Dunoon Sheriff Court	Register of Inventories	1900	Will of Colin Stewart, Crofter from Auchendrain who died on 1/5/1900 in the township. Household furniture and other effects worth £5. Livestock and implements of husbandry worth £186 10s. Total estate worth £191 10s. Estate went to his sister Flora Stewart or MacPhail, widow, his only family.
NAS	SC54/17/2/8/5a	Inverary Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	The Procurator Fiscal agt Andrew MacWilliam and his son	1678	Andrew MacWilliam and his son Donald MacWilliam challenged for moorburn on the moor of Auchindryen. Fine: £5 Scots.
NAS	SC54/17/2/18/9	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	Procurator Fiscall and servitors to John MacLean, tutor to Torloisk against 9 people	21/10/1691	Donald dow MacGowan in Auchindrain and 8 others from nearby towns accused of plundering and robbing. Couldn't make out which town they robbed but found guilty and to pay £60 Scots in damages. Details of case and what they stole in record.
NAS	SC54/17/2/57/1	Inverary Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	The Procurator Fiscal agt Katharine MacNokaird in Auchindrain	25/01/1734	Guilty of Theft. Case details the event, what was stolen and how she was caught. Scourged through the streets of Inveraray and banished from Argyll. Master: John MacPhaden in Achindryen from 1732. States that she never stole from him. Previous Master: John MacViccar from a nearby town, who she stole from. Grandmother: Katharine MacCallum from Duren. It is rumoured she stole from her grandmother. Mother unknown but came from Duren. Father: Malcolm MacNokaird (as mother lived in Duren can possibly be assumed father did too).	Please see no. SC54/17/3/11/7
NAS	SC54/17/3/6/9	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	Bond of Presentation	17/8/1694	Bond of Presentation granted by John MacNachtan of that ilk in favour of Lachlan Campbell in Musdale, Donald Campbell his son and John Campbell in Auchindrayne
NAS	SC54/17/3/11/7	Inverary Sheriff Court, Argyll Justiciary Court	Bond of Presentation	1733	Bond of Presentation granted by John roy Leitch in Braleckan in favour of John MacPhaden in Auchindryen. MacPhaden's servant, Katharine MacNokaird, is in Tolbooth in Inveraray.	Please see no. SC54/17/2/57/1
NAS	SC54/20/3/35/1	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Commissioners of Supply for Argyll	Payment	1791	Payment to Alexander Munro in Auchendrain of 17s. 4d. For expenses of searching for and recovering a stolen mare. Case on 13/4/1788 and payment received 1/12/1791
NAS	SC54/20/8/4/4	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Commissioners of Supply for Argyll, Documents relating to the Valuation Roll of 1688	Rental of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Campbell	18/8/1687	Lands of Barbreck in the parish of Inishael and Auchindryen and Polinduich which are said to be in the parish of Kilchrenan. Mentions rental of croft in Achindrain with yearly rent of £32.
NAS	SC54/20/8/7/3	Inveraray Sheriff Court, Commissioners of Supply for Argyll	Rental of Jean Campbell and Mr Patrick Campbell, minister of Killmalew	12/08/1687	Rental of lands of Clunarie and Achindrain in Kilmalew. Rent of Clunarie: £66. 13s. 4d. Rent of Achindrean: £133. 6s. 8d.
NAS	VR89/1	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1855-1856	In Parish of Inveraray, Proprietor Duke of Argyll. P5. In Achindrain: Donald Munro, Duncan Munro, John MacCallum, Edward MacCallum, John Sinclair, Archibald Sinclair all tenants. Each paid £13 7s. 10d.
NAS	VR89/2	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1856-1857	Same as VR89/1 p.2
NAS	VR89/3	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1857-1858	Same as VR89/1 p.5
NAS	VR89/4	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1858-1859	Same as VR89/1 p.5
NAS	VR89/5	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1859-1860	Same as VR89/1 p.6
NAS	VR89/6	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1860-1861	Same as VR89/1 p.5
NAS	VR89/7	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1861-1862	Same as VR89/1 p.6
NAS	VR89/8	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1862-1863	Same as VR89/1 p.4. However each person is now 'occupier' under 'Net Lease of 19 Years or Upwards' and yearly rent or value has now gone up to £18.
NAS	VR89/9	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1863-1864	Same as VR89/8 p.38
NAS	VR89/10	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1864-1865	Same as VR89/8 p.5
NAS	VR89/11	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1865-1866	Same as VR89/8 p.1
NAS	VR89/12	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1866-1867	Same as VR89/8 p.1
NAS	VR89/13	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1867-1868	Same as VR89/8 p.1
NAS	VR89/14	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1868-1869	In Parish of Inveraray, Proprietor Duke of Argyll. P.1 In Auchindrain: Donald Munro, Duncan Munro, John MacCallum, Edward MacCallum, John Sinclair, Duncan Sinclair. All occupiers as VR89/8. All rent still £18 each.
NAS	VR89/15	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1869-1870	Same as VR89/14 p.1
NAS	VR89/16	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1870-1871	In Parish of Inveraray, Proprietor Duke of Argyll. P. 1 In Auchindrain. All are occupiers as above. Rent changed: Donald Munro: £19. 11s. 8d. Duncan Munro: £20. 2s. 2d. John MacCallum: £19. 11s. 8d. Edward MacCallum: £19. 11s. 8d. John Sinclair: £19. 11s. 8d. and Duncan Sinclair: £19. 14s. 4d.
NAS	VR89/17	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1871-1872	Same as VR89/16 p.1
NAS	VR89/18	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1872-1873	Same as VR89/16 p.1
NAS	VR89/19	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1873-1874	Same as VR89/16 p.1
NAS	VR89/20	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1874-1875	All occupiers as set out above. P.5 Donald Munro pays: £24. 11s. 8d. Duncan Munro pays: £25. 2s. 2d. George MacKenzie pays: £24. 11s. 8d. Edward MacCallum pays: £24. 11s. 8d. John Sinclair: £24. 11s. 8d. Duncan Sinclair: £24. 14s. 4d.
NAS	VR89/21	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1875-1876	All occupiers as set out above. P.5. Donald Munro: £24. 11s. 8d. Duncan Munro: £25. 2s. 2d. George MacKenzie: £24. 11s. 8d. Edward MacCallum £24. 11s. 8d. John Sinclair: £24. 11s.8d. Colin Stewart: £24. 14s. 4d.
NAS	VR89/22	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1876-1877	Same as VR89/21 p.5
NAS	VR89/23	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1877-1878	Same as VR89/21 p.5
NAS	VR89/24	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1878-1879	Same rent and occupier status as set out in VR89/21. P.5.Donald Munro, Farmer. Malcolm Munro, Farmer. George MacKenzie. Edward MacCallum. John Sinclair. Colin Stewart.
NAS	VR89/25	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1879-1880	Same rent and occupier status as set out in VR89/21. P.5. Now described as Auchindrain House and Croft for each person and each person listed as 'Crofter'.
NAS	VR89/26	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1880-1881	Same as VR89/25 P.5
NAS	VR89/27	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1881-1882	Same as VR89/25 P.5
NAS	VR89/28	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1882-1883	Same as VR89/25 P.5
NAS	VR89/29	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1883-1884	Same as VR89/25 P.5
NAS	VR89/30	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1884-1885	Same as VR89/25 P.5 Edward MacCallum is now mentioned as 'Junior'.
NAS	VR89/31	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1885-1886	P.5. Under House and Croft: Martin Munro, crofter (Tenant): £29. 10s. Malcolm Munro, crofter (Tenant): £30. 0s. 6d. George MacKenzie (Tenant): £29. 10s. Edward MacCallum Jnr (Tenant): £29. 10s. Edward MacCallum also appears to have another house and croft and the occupier of this is: Neil McGougan, Labourer and Cottar. His rent is included within MacCallum's. Colin Stewart (Tenant): £29. 12s. 8d. Colin Stewart also appears to own two other properties listed as 'House and Ground'. These are occupied by Donald McPhail, Labourer and Neil McGougan, Labourer. These rents are included in Colin's own.
NAS	VR89/32	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1886-1887	P.5 All same as above except Colin Stewart only has one extra property (House and Ground) and it is now vacant.
NAS	VR89/33	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1887-1888	P.5 All buildings are now 'House and Croft'. All rents and information the same except Colin Stewart (crofter) does not have any other property.
NAS	VR89/34	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1888-1889	Same as VR89/33 P.5
NAS	VR89/35	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1889-1890	Same as VR89/33 P.5 except that house of Neil McGougan now has annual value of £5
NAS	VR89/36	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1890-1891	Same as VR89/35 P.5
NAS	VR89/37	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1891-1892	Same as VR89/35 P.5 Except that all annual rents for the main houses are £20 each. Neil McGougan's house is still valued at £5.
NAS	VR89/38	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1892-1893	Same as VR89/37 P.5
NAS	VR89/39	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1893-1894	P.5. All properties listed as 'House and Croft'. Martin Munro, crofter (Tenant): £20. Martin also appears to own two other properties. These are rented by: Neil McCugan, cottar, and Mrs McPhail, cottar. Both of their houses are worth £1 each annually. Malcolm Munro, crofter (Tenant): £20. George MacKenzie, crofter (Tenant): £20, Edward MacCallum, crofter (Tenant): £20. Edward rents another property to Neil McGougal, labourer and cottar, which is worth £5 annually. Colin Stewart (Tenant): £20
NAS	VR89/40	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1894-1895	Same as VR89/39 P.5
NAS	VR89/41	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1895-1896	Same as VR89/39 P.5
NAS	VR89/42	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1896-1897	Same as VR89/39 P.5
NAS	VR89/43	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1897-1898	P.5 'House and Croft': Martin Munro, crofter (Tenant): £20. Martin appears to own two other properties. Neil McCugan, cottar, rents one valued at £5 and the other is vacant, valused at £1. Malcolm Munro, crofter (Tenant): £20. George MacKenzie, crofter (Tenant): £20. Edward MacCallum, crofter (Tenant): £20. Edward appears to own one other property (listed as just a house), rented to Neil McGougan, labourer and cottar, valued at £5. Colin Stewart, crofter (Tenant): £20.
NAS	VR89/44	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1898-1899	Same as VR89/43 P.5.
NAS	VR89/45	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1899-1900	Same as VR89/43 P.5.
NAS	VR89/46	Argyll County Valuation Roll		1900-1901	P.5. All properties listed as 'House and Croft'. Martin Munro, crofter (Tenant): £20. Martin still appears to own two other properties, both of which are vacant. Values are £5 and £1. Malcolm Munro, crofter (Tenant): £20. George MacKenzie, crofter (Tenant): £20. Edward MacCallum, crofter (Tenant): £20. He still owns one other property rented by Neil McGougan, labourer and cottar. This is still valued at £5. Heirs of Colin Stewart, crofter, (Tenants): £20.
Edinburgh University Special Collection	Mic M.674	Microfilm - Transcript of list of rentals in Argyll	Argyll Rentals 1543, 1600-1629	1543-1629	Details rental amounts for the land and that it was paid in money and crops etc. 1609 1 merkland Achindrane rented by Lachlane McAllan VcDonell - 20 cows, 20 sheep, 1 horse and 1 mare. In 1618 Donald Campbell alias McDonchie Vc Ewer for the lands of Achyndrene ext. yearly to 20 stanes (weight) cheis (cheese?) and 13s. 4d. money. 1625 - 1629 it appears Donald McCondochie seems to be behind in paying the rent - 1629 he is discharged of this.
Edinburgh University Special Collection	Mic M.676	Microfilm - Transcript of list of rentals in Argyll	Argyll Rentals 1636 - 1693	1636-1693	p.2 Mr Patrick Campbell in 1636 - rent of Auchindryen £143. 4s. 8d. P.13 19/3/1650, lands of Clonarie and Auchindryen valued at £27. P.41 12/7/1666 £75. 3s. 8d. Received by Compter in part payment from John Guile in the name of Mr Campbell of rent of Clonarie and Achindryan.