- of that
property and Reidhall, "with the walk mill"
extending to 12
husbandlands (312
acres (126 hectares)). A
later William Craw, who had a p****ion for...
- great-great-grandson of
Robert Lauder of The B**** (d. June 1576) held
three husbandlands (78 acres) plus 6
acres (24,000 m2) in Elbottle. His
sister Alison was...
-
Edrington with tower, mill,
fishings and all
pertinents extending to 15
husbandlands (390 acres);the town and
territory of
Simprin and the
lands of Ladypart...
- in
possession in 1407. In 1632
David Renton of
Billie held "the
forty husbandlands (1040 acres) of
Lambertoun within the
lordship of Coldingham". By the...
-
Whittingehame from
Claud Hamilton, then Dean of Dunbar. This
grant included "8
husbandlands (208 acres) and four 'terras'
cottages in the 'villa' of Whittinghame"...
- was
again subdivided into four
plots known as '
husbandlands', each of 26
acres (11 hectares). A
husbandland could sustain and
provide two oxen, and eight...
- mill, and
fishing rights and all
pertinents extending to [at least] 15
husbandlands [about 390 acres] &c." (Exchequer Rolls).[citation needed]
Around 1540...
- year. This area was
again subdivided into four
husbandlands, each of 26
acres (110,000 m2). Each
husbandland could provide two oxen and
eight oxen were need...
-
average amount of land used by a
husbandman in Scotland,
known as a
husbandland, was 26 acres, or 2 oxgangs. They
would also have had a
share of hay...
-
Lauder of The B****
family also long held the
superiority of 364
acres (14
husbandlands) at Garvald. In 1495, at Edinburgh,
Robert Lawder was
granted Sasine...
