Assessment made upon the inhabitants of Tandridge, Surrey, for the rates for relief of maimed soldiers and of the poor, for the hospitals, and for the Queen's household, at one penny per acre; with the number of acres occupied by each ratepayer
MS. Rawl. C. 642, Vol. reversed
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Title
Assessment made upon the inhabitants of Tandridge, Surrey, for the rates for relief of maimed soldiers and of the poor, for the hospitals, and for the Queen's household, at one penny per acre; with the number of acres occupied by each ratepayer
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 642, Vol. reversed
Summary
The assignment is signed by two Justices, Rychard Bostok (of Tandridge) and William Gaynsford. Followed by a resolution of the Justices respecting the levying the rate according to the occupiers' ability, once a year from occupiers under ten acres, twice a year from those under thirty, those above thirty making up all the rest. Signed by Rychard Bostok, Thomas Gresham, William Gaynsford, and John Turner.
Date
Mar 1600
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
Papers relating to Surrey
Assessment made upon the inhabitants of Tandridge, Surrey, for the rates for relief of maimed soldiers and of the poor, for the hospitals, and for the Queen's household, at one penny per acre; with the number of acres occupied by each ratepayer
