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Hearth tax - Wikipedia
A hearth tax was a property tax in certain countries during the medieval and early modern period, levied on each hearth, thus by proxy on wealth. en.wikipedia.org
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Records reveal 'incredible' details about 17th Century - BBC
The tax was not cheap - two shillings per hearth per year, which was the equivalent of a days pay for a skilled tradesman. Households with rent ... www.bbc.com
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Hearth Tax: What was it, and where can you find the records?
The 17th century Hearth Tax was imposed on every household and created useful family history records that can be searched today. www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com
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ˈhearth-tax = hearth-money 2.1689 Evelyn Diary 8 Mar., In the mean time to gratify the people, the Hearth Tax was remitted for ever. 1807–8 Syd. Smith Plymley's Lett. Wks. 1859 II. 140/2 Ireland does not contain at this moment less than five millions of people. There were returned in the year 1791 t... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Hearth Tax of England | The British Academy
The Hearth Tax Research Project is a digital humanities project, based at the University of Roehampton, which maximises the research applications of the ... www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk
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Taxation before 1689 - The National Archives
Hearth tax 1662-1689. For the detail and quality of their contents, the hearth tax records in E 179 give an unparalleled insight into the composition and nature ... www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Hearth tax
A hearth tax was a property tax in certain countries during the medieval and early modern period, levied on each hearth, thus by proxy on wealth. It was calculated based on the number of hearths, or fireplaces, within a municipal area and is considered among the first types of progressive tax. Heart... wikipedia.org
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London and Middlesex Hearth Tax (1666): an analysis of the status ...
The Hearth Tax was a national tax first granted by Parliament in 1662 to support the government of the restored Stuart Monarchy. archives.history.ac.uk
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Hearth Tax in England and Wales - FamilySearch
The Hearth Tax returns collected in 1662-74 provide a most useful census of heads of families in England and Wales, having excellent coverage except only in ... www.familysearch.org
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Hearth Tax Digital - GAMS
Hearth Tax Digital enables curious members of the general public, students, scholars, family historians, and genealogists to explore the information in the ... gams.uni-graz.at
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Hearth Money Rolls, etc., 1662-70, 1685, 1770, 1772 - Virtual Treasury
Hearth Money was a tax of 2s. on every hearth and fire place, established by the Act 14 and 15 Car. II., c. 17, in lieu of the fees obtained from the Court ... virtualtreasury.ie
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About - For the Love of the Hearth Tax - WordPress.com
The hearth tax provides a remarkably rich series of records on population, wealth distribution and poverty in a period of key political, social and economic ... hearthtax.wordpress.com
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Samuel Terrick
He was deputy receiver of hearth-tax for Denbighshire, Flintshire and Anglesey from 1667 to 1667. wikipedia.org
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hearth
▪ I. hearth1 (hɑːθ) Forms: 1 heorð, herth, (4 erþe), 4–6 herth(e, 5–7 harth(e, 6– hearth. [OE. heorð str. masc. = OFris. herth, herd, OS. herth, (MDu. heert, haart(d), MLG. hert, Du. haard, LG. heert, heerd); OHG., MHG. hert, Ger. herd floor, ground, fireplace:—WGer. *herþoz. (In Sc. and north. dial... Oxford English Dictionary
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Philip Howard (died 1686)
From 1671 to 1674, Howard was receiver of hearth-tax for Kent and farmer of excise in South Wales. wikipedia.org
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