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Ref	Abridgement	In Brief	Registered
1833.01381	George Milln, stationer, Dundee, seised in a new lodging or dwelling house at Maryton with a small house attached thereto in the Area, and a piece of garden ground, in whole 34 falls; and the backcourt attached to foresaid tenement with 3 stables thereon, the 2 westmost of which have been converted into dwelling houses, measuring in whole 10 falls; parts of lands of Seacraig on feu ch by Tr sequest estate of Robert Dalgleish of Scotscraig	Scotscraig to George Milln	4 Oct 1833

Plots:
94	Maryton	lot (0)	34 falls + 10 falls	possessed lately as an inn by Thomas Honeyman	12-14 Tay St; 1-7 Union St	view plot details
250	Maryton	whole area				view plot details

Extract from full sasine:
4 Oct 1833. George Milln by seq. estate of Robert Dalgleish. Alexander Murray, labourer Newport, appeared personally as procurator & attorney. ... (1) all & whole that new lodging or dwelling house at Maryton lately possessed as an inn by Thomas Honeyman and consisting of 2 stances together also with a small house attached thereto in the area & a piece of garden ground, the whole premises measuring 34 falls or thereby, (2) as also all & whole the back court attached to the foresaid tenement with the 3 stables erected thereon and which have lately been converted into dwelling houses, the said back court & area on which the stables or dwelling houses stood measuring in all 10 falls ... marked no. 12 on a plan of said village docqueted by James Brown (accountant Edinburgh, Trustee of Mr Dalgleish) as relative to the feu charter which he is now in the course of granting as Trustee dated 20 Mar 1832 ... bounded on N by the road from Ferryport-on-Craig to Newport or street called Tay Street, on S by street called Union Street, on E by ground feued to John Cowe Farquharson 7 on W by theroad leading betwixt the same and the property of Mr William Berry, Tayfield or street called William Street ... [burden by Berry / Dalgleish about prohibition of use as inn dated - (blank)]. RS 32/198/264

Extract from full sasine:

4 Oct 1833. George Milln by seq. estate of Robert Dalgleish. Alexander Murray, labourer Newport, appeared personally as procurator & attorney. ... (1) all & whole that new lodging or dwelling house at Maryton lately possessed as an inn by Thomas Honeyman and consisting of 2 stances together also with a small house attached thereto in the area & a piece of garden ground, the whole premises measuring 34 falls or thereby, (2) as also all & whole the back court attached to the foresaid tenement with the 3 stables erected thereon and which have lately been converted into dwelling houses, the said back court & area on which the stables or dwelling houses stood measuring in all 10 falls ... marked no. 12 on a plan of said village docqueted by James Brown (accountant Edinburgh, Trustee of Mr Dalgleish) as relative to the feu charter which he is now in the course of granting as Trustee dated 20 Mar 1832 ... bounded on N by the road from Ferryport-on-Craig to Newport or street called Tay Street, on S by street called Union Street, on E by ground feued to John Cowe Farquharson 7 on W by theroad leading betwixt the same and the property of Mr William Berry, Tayfield or street called William Street ... [burden by Berry / Dalgleish about prohibition of use as inn dated - (blank)]. RS 32/198/264

Names:
1833.01381	Dalgleish, Scotscraig
1833.01381	Milln, George

Abbreviations in the notes
t/on - thereon; t/p - turnpike; dw - dwelling; ho - house; pt - part; pce - piece; grnd - ground; bldg - building; Tr/Trs - Trustee/Trustees; dec - deceased; ... - words omitted; pol - poles; yd - square yards; : - bounded; rd - road; ' - feet; " - inches;

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