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alysonSeptember 16, 2019
FROM 1909/1910 – DUTIES ON LAND VALUES – NAMES OF OCCUPIERS/OWNERS/PROPERTY IN WALDRINGFIELD Examples of different methods: docx file download Included using Mammoth button Included using Add Document button - best probably FROM 1909-1910 – DUTIES ON LAND VALUES-1 Christian Names and Surnames of Occupiers Christian Names and Surnames of Owners, with their Residence Description of Property – If…
alysonMarch 4, 2019
1327 di Brok Willmo 1327 Abraham Odone 1327 Baldewyne Matilda 1327 Bast Roberto 1327 Clerico Semano 1327 Cok Roberto 1327 de Bosco Edmundo 1327 de Bosco Willo 1327 de Carleton Gilberto 1327 de Ouerwade Ricardo 1327 de Ouerwade Alexandro 1327 de Suthwald Henrico 1327 de Verdoun Johanne 1327 de Wodebregge Randulph 1327 de Wodeforde Alicia 1327 del Broke Petro 1327…
alysonDecember 10, 2016
"Ship money" was a controversial historical tax levied by King Charles I in the 1630s, and Waldringfield, being a part of the County of Suffolk, was subject to this levy. The specific returns and assessments for Suffolk in 1639-1640 have been transcribed and studied by historians. In Suff'olk the rate fell mainly upon the landowners, and they were more heavily…
alysonApril 19, 2015
The Hearth Tax was carried out from 1674 and the full document can be seen here Waldringfield Hearth Tax 1674 Volume XXXIX Part 4 (2000)_Thomas Essington at Brightwell J M Blatchly G Fisher_460 to 469 Hemley Hearth tax 1674 Newbourne Hearth tax 1674
alysonApril 19, 2015
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