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Midlothian Council Archives Valuation Rolls Gb584/Vr MIDLOTHIAN COUNCIL ARCHIVES VALUATION ROLLS GB584/VR Name of Creator: Midlothian County Council Assessor Administrative History: The Lands Valuation (Scotland) Act 1854 required each authority in Scotland to produce a record of valuation of landed property in their area. Assessors for the authorities produced annual rolls each Whitsunday, usually around 25 May. These recorded the name and designation of proprietor, the tenant, the occupier, the rateable value of the property and a description of the property itself including its location and boundaries. Valuation rolls do not list residents of the property. Scope and Content: This collection of valuation rolls covers the historic counties of Edinburgh and Midlothian. The county boundaries changed over the time covered by these rolls and therefore coverage and format changed throughout the period. VR/1 – VR/5 Description of the lands and heritages arranged according to alphabetical order of initial letter of proprietor’s surname, including description of property, proprietor, tenant, occupier and value of subject. For the parishes of Borthwick, Cannongate, Carrington, Cockpen, Colinton, Corstorphine, Cramond, Cranston, Chrichton, Currie, Dalkeith, Duddingston, Fala, Glencorse, Heriot, Inveresk, Kirkliston, Kirknewton, Lasswade, Liberton, Mid Calder, Newbattle, Newton, Penicuik, Ratho, South Leith, St Cuthberts, Stow, Temple and West Calder. Also includes a valuation roll for railways for the following companies: Caledonian, Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Edinburgh and Bathgate, North British Railway Company and Peebles Company. VR/6 – VR/13 Description of the lands and properties arranged alphabetically by street name within each parish, including description of property, proprietor, tenant, occupier and value of subject. Also includes valuation of railways, waterworks, index to farms, and index to proprietors of lands, mills, factories and other public works. Organised into four Districts: No1: Suburban District includes the parishes of Colinton, Corstorphine, Cramond, Duddingston, Liberton, Newton, South Leith, and St Cuthberts. No2: Calder District includes the parishes of Currie, Kirkliston, Kirknewton, Mid Calder, Ratho, and West Calder No3: Lasswade District includes the parishes of Carrington, Cockpen, Dalkeith, Glencorse, Inveresk, Lasswade, Newbattle, and Penicuick No4: Gala Water District includes the Parishes of Borthwick, Cranston, Crichton, Fala, Heriot, Stow, and Temple. VR/14 – VR/42 As VR/6 – VR/13, but also includes valuation of Rental of Police Burghs. VR/43 – VR/48 Valuation Roll for the County of Midlothian. Description of the lands and properties arranged alphabetically by street name within each parish. Includes description of property, proprietor, tenant, occupier and value of subject. Organised into three Districts: No.1 Calder District including the parishes of Currie, Kirkliston, Kirknewton, Mid Calder, Ratho and West Calder. No.2 Lasswade District including the parishes of Carrington, Cockpen, Dalkeith, Glencorse, Inveresk, Lasswade, Newbattle, Newton, City Parish of Edinburgh, and Penicuik. No.3 Gala Water District including the parishes of Borthwick, Cranston, Crichton, Fala & Soutra, Heriot, Stow and Temple. Also includes valuation of railways, tramways and waterworks, Rental of Police Burghs, and abstract of road districts. VR/48 – VR/69 As VR/43 – VR/48 but also include valuation of gas and electricity properties VR/70 – VR/89 Valuation Roll for the County of Midlothian. Description of the lands and properties arranged alphabetically by street name within each parish includes description of property, proprietor, tenant, occupier and value of subject. Each year is organised into three parts. Part I includes the parishes of Currie, Kirkliston, Ratho, Kirknewton, East Calder, Mid Calder, West Calder, Carrington, Cockpen, Newbattle, and Dalkeith. Part II includes the parishes of Lasswade, Penicuik, Glencorse, Newton, Inveresk, the City Parish of Edinburgh, Borthwick, Cranston, Crichton, Fala & Soutra, Heriot, Stow, and Temple. Part III includes the parishes of Bonnyrigg, Lasswade, Dalkeith, Loanhead, Penicuik and Musselburgh. VR/90 – VR/95 As VR/70-VR/89 but each year is separated into four volumes. Part I includes the parishes of Currie, Kirkliston, Ratho, Kirknewton, Mid Calder, Livingston New Town, West Calder, Carrington, and Cockpen. Part II includes the parishes of Dalkeith, Newbattle, Lasswade, Glencorse, Penicuik and Newton. Part III includes the parishes of Borthwick, Cranston, Crichton, Fala & Soutra, Heriot, Stow, Temple, landward telecommunications and the burghs of Dalkeith, and Bonnyrigg and Lasswade. Part IV includes the burghs of Loanhead, Penicuik, Musselburgh, and the County returns for salmon fishings and public undertakings. VR96 As VR/90 – VR/95 but each year is separated into six volumes. Part 1 includes Bonnyrigg and Lasswade, Dalkeith, Loanhead and Penicuik. Part 2 includes Dalkeith, Newbattle and Lasswade. Part 3 includes Penicuik, Newton, Inveresk, Borthwick, Cranston, Fala & Soutra, Stow and Temple. Part 4 includes Currie, Ratho, Kirknewton and Mid Calder. Part 5 includes Livingston, West Calder, Carrington and Cockpen. Part 6 includes Musselburgh. VR 97 Was compiled after local government reorganisation and was undertaken by the Lothian Regional Council Assessor for Midlothian District. It is divided into 15 wards covering: Ward 1: Penicuik 1 Ward 2: Penicuik 2 Ward 3: Glencorse, Kirkhill Ward 4: Loanhead Ward 5: west Loanhead, Bilston and Roslin Ward 6: Bonnyrigg, Polton and Rosewell Ward 7: Bonnyrigg and Lasswade Ward 8: Bonnyrigg and Carrington Ward 9: Newtongrange Ward 10: Danderhall and Newton Ward 11: Woodburn Ward 12: South Dalkeith and Easthouses Ward 13: Mayfield Ward 14: Gorebridge Ward 15: Gorebridge, Crichton, Cousland, Pathhead and Fala. VR/1 – VR97 Are all printed rolls with the exception of VR/2/1 which is the manuscript version of the roll. Conditions governing use: None. Allied materials: Where there are omissions from the printed version of the valuation roll you are advised to consult the corollary collection of microfilm and microfiche valuation rolls, a list of which is appended to this catalogue Reference Description Dates VR1 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1857 – 1858 1 volume VR/2/1 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1867 – 1868 Manuscript valuation roll 1 volume VR/2/2 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1867 – 1868 Printed valuation roll 1 volume VR/3 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1868 – 1869 1 volume VR/4 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1874 – 1875 1 volume VR/5 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1881 - 1882 1 volume Parishes of Cannongate, Carringotn, Cockpen - missing VR/6 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1883 - 1884 1 volume VR/7 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1884 – 1885 1 volume VR/8 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1885 – 1886 1 volume VR/9 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1886 – 1887 1 volume VR/10 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1887 – 1888 1 volume VR/11 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1888 – 1889 1 volume VR/12 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1889 – 1890 1 volume VR/13 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1890 – 1891 1 volume VR/14 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1891 – 1892 1 volume VR/15 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1892 – 1893 1 volume VR/16 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1893 – 1894 1 volume VR/17 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1894 – 1895 1 volume VR/18 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1895 – 1896 1 volume VR/19 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1896 – 1897 1 volume VR/20 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1897 – 1898 1 volume VR/21 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1898 - 1899 1 volume VR/22 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1899 – 1900 1 volume VR/23 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1900 – 1901 1 volume VR/24 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1901 – 1902 1 volume VR/25 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1902 – 1903 1 volume VR/26 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1903 – 1904 1 volume VR/27 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1904 – 1905 1 volume VR/28 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1905 – 1906 1 volume VR/29 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1906 – 1907 1 volume VR/30 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1907 – 1908 1 volume VR/31 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1908 – 1909 1 volume VR/32 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1909 – 1910 1 volume VR/33 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1910 – 1911 1 volume VR/34 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1911 – 1912 1 volume VR/35 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1912 – 1913 1 volume VR/36 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1913 – 1914 1 volume VR/37 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1914 - 1915 1 volume VR/38 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1915 – 1916 1 volume VR/39 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1916 – 1917 1 volume VR/40 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1918 – 1919 1 volume VR/41 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1919 – 1920 1 volume VR/42 Valuation Roll for the County of Edinburgh 1920 – 1921 1 volume VR/43 Valuation Roll for the County of Midlothian 1921 – 1922 1 volume VR/44 Valuation Roll for the County of Midlothian 1922 – 1923 1 volume VR/45 Valuation Roll for the County of Midlothian 1923 – 1924 1
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