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324 Gaelic Society of Inverness.
1853.
Brought f..iward. £1644 4 8
Scatwell.forAultderg
Strathconan, for
Inverchaoron...
D o c h f o u r, for
Tarradale
Muirton, for Wr.
Fairbuni
Meikle Scat ^i ell.
for Achfinagie..
The Chishohii's,
for Rhindown..
Monar
Coul, for Little
Moy
Parish of '[Jrra.y—Continued.
3 9
163 13 4
223 18
150
59 9 9
97 17
77 4 6
34 10
1756.
Brought forward £1644 4 8
Fairburn (part of cumulo rental of
£633 9sSd) 3 9
Seafort (remainder of £554 13s 4d as
above) 163 13 4
Mackenzie of Lentriin's heirs in vice of
Applecross (part of £321 15s) 223 IS
Kilcoy, for Westor Fairburn in vice
of Davochmaluag 150
Fairburn (pai-t of cumulo rental of
£633 9s 8d as above) 59 9 9
Mackenzie of Lentran's heirs (£321 15s
less Tarradale as above) 97 17
Fairburn (remainder of (•uniulo rental
of £6.33 9s 8d) 77 4 6
Sir Alex Mackenzie of Coull, for Little
Moy 34 10
£2453 18 Sum of the Parish of Urmy £2453 lb
Number of Heritors 11. Number of Heritors 8
1853.
Sir James Mathe-
8on, Bart. M.P. £5250
£5250
One Heritor.
Lewis.
1756.
Seaforth for tlic whole.
7th April 1886.
One Heritor
£5250
£5250
On this date Mr Roderick Maclean, factor, Ardross, road a
paper on " The Parisli of Rosskeen." It was as follows :
THE PARISH OF ROSSKEEN.
The Parish of Rosskeen is situated on the northern shoi-e of
the Cromarty Firth, along which it extends a distance of five
miles from the east end of Saltburn to the River Alness. It is
wedge-shaped, 18 miles long from south-east to north-west, and
about 5 miles broad near the east end. It comprises an area of
54 square miles, of which about 15 square miles are arable. The
lower ])art of the parish is partially fiat and partially undulating.
The soil is of average richness in the lower portions, but poor
in some of the liighei- portions, e.specially where the cultivation
extends to from GOO feet to 1000 feet abo^e the sea level. The
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