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From 10 May 83 to 20 Sep L
Timber carried by Wm Aikin 75
Chopcoale carried by him 218
293 07:06:06
Ditto Atkin Dr for Meale 02:04:00
allowed to Wm Wilson for him 11:05
pd 4 Lode half at Edenbr 01:01:00
deducted in pt wt is due Allan Boar 01:10:00
05:06:05 05:06:05
02:00:01
07:06:06
Timber carried by Gilbert Mccall 73
Chopcoale 81
154 03:17:00
ditto Mccall Dr for Meale 00:11:00
03:06:00
Timber carried by Wm Hair 17
Chopcoale 44
61 00:15:06
Ditto Hair Dr for Meale 00:11:00
allowd to Wm Wilson for him 01:11:04
<£ s p C> 00:12:11:04
00:02:06:02 02:06:02
Timber carried by Rbt Douglas 50
Chopcoale 10
60 00:15:00
Timber per Thos Glencors 06 00:03:00
Chopcoale by Ja Blackett 79 01:19:06
Chopcoale by Wm Dyell 14 00:07:00
Chopcoale by Ja Graham 41 01:00:06
Chopcoale by Jno Arthur 4 00:02:00
Chopcoale by Jas Dyell 2 00:01:00
16:07:00
Blackcoale to the Smythy 9
Blackcoale to the Mill 69
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£ s d
2:00: 1 To Wm Aikin To Ball 1) 02:00:01
3.06:00 To Gilbert Maccall 2) 3:06.00
0. 2. 6.2 To Wm Hair 3) 0.02. 6.2
0.15: 0 To Ro.t Douglas 4) 0.15:00
0. 3. 0 To Thomas Glencorr 5) 0. 3. 0
X 1.19. 6
X .07.00
1:00: 6 To James Graham 6) 1:00.06
X 0. 2. 0
0.01. 0 To Jno. Dyell 7) 0: 1. 0
7:08: 7:2 9=16= 6.2
Received by mee W. Wilson Stewart for the Leadworks att Wanlockhead from Sr James Standsfield Seaven pound eight shill & seaven pence sterling & 1/3 for paying the seaven persons above named for carriage of Timber & chopcoall conforme to the.r p.ticular acco.ts within. In witness written by the said Sr James I have sub[scribe]d these p.sents at Wanlockhead this 20th of Sepr <Jay> foure score & three years before their witnesses Ro.t Douglas greve their & Alex Enslie serv to the sd S. James: two pounds ster and a penny is p.sently paid to William Aikin & soe Recd onely five pound eight shill six pence 2/3 ster to bee pd to the Six remaning persons above
5:08:06:2
Will Wilson/ Rot douglas witness/ Alex Enslie witness [all sign]
[annotated:] 20 Sepr 1683 Receipt William Wilson £5 8s 6 2/3 d sterling to pay some workemen within named
RH15/102/6/2/90 This is a fairly untidy account focused on carriage of timber and ‘chopcoale’, presumably chopwood to be dried and used as fuel at the smelting hearths. The L referred to throughout probably stands for ‘loads’, typically a horseload
