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STONE CONSTABLEWICK HEARTH TAX 1666
The Hearth Tax or chimney-money was a payment to the king of 2s. on every hearth " in all houses paying to church and poor," first levied in 1662. It was repealed in 1689, although it was producing £170,000 a year, on account of its unpopularity, the tax being especially obnoxious because of its inquisitorial
character.
Stone Constablewick with its Hamletts. Hearthes Chargeable.
Stallington.
Mrs. Anne Bellott Seaven
Mr. Roger Porter Nyne
Mr. Robert Porter Three
Thomas Porter Two
John Heath Five
Thomas Ibson One
John Greatebach One
Thomas Marten One
Thomas Degge One
Stoake per Stone.
John Hunt One
Thomas Bromley One
John Moore One
Richard Whewall One
Stone Towne.
Thomas Crompton, Esquire Twelve
Francis Collyer, Esquire Eight
Margrett Moreton One
James Bayley One
John Asbury Two
Henry Hatrell Two
John Sillitoe One
Richard Jenninges Three
John Cocknage Two
John Bucknall One
Thomas Jenninges Sixe
Richard Bradbury One
Thomas Vaughton Fifteene
James Till Two
Thomas Chadwicke Twelve
Margrett Whittmore Two
John Whittacres Foure
Edmund Rathbone Eight
John White Three
Thomas Keeleinge One
Edward Daye for 2 houses Foure
Thomas Palyn Two
George Skellatt One
Thomas Hamersley Foure
Humfrey Hunt One
Olliver Richardson One
Thomas Pye [?] One
William Wright Two
Francis Henne Two
Robert Atkinson One
Richard Pye One
John Parsons Three
Edward Rawlins Two
William Picken Two
John Parker One
John Robbinson One
James Robbinson One
George Willatt One
John Rawlins One
John Johnson One
Thomas Sanders One
Thomas Leese Two
Richard Cheaney One
Thomas Dixon One
John Lownes One
Mrs. Burchall Foure
Mrs. Leigh Three
Richard Beech Foure
Richard Wildblood & George Tompson Three
John Hawkins Three
Jane Leese One
Thomas Shelley Three
William Whitehurst One
Thomas Withringes One
William Vernon Two
William Bayley Three
John Austen Sixe
Ralph Smith Nyne
Judith Meare One
Richard Home Two
James Challenor One
Thomas Emery One
James Vallentine Two
John Sale One
William Russell One
Ellenor Sale One
Walter Ward One and for another house One
Total 215
These following are certified for not to bee Chargeable according to the Acte as
Widdow Gryme
Randle Forrest
Richard Kirbye
Ralph Parkes
Robert Morrey
Richard Hawley
George Parker
Thomas Knott
Thomas Austen
Ralph Blakeley
John Lowe
Cristopher Lockett
Widdow Brooke
Catherine Highfeild
William Hollins
William Chamberlyne
William Tyler
William Oton
George Wiggen
Mary Fodge
Thomas Moule
John Walker
William Jeanes
John Welch
George Sanders
John Pattricke
Ellen Finney
Peter Goddard
Widdow Claye
John Dayntrey
Widdow Dixon
Richard Dixon
John Dixon
John Pye
Thomas Woodfent
Richard Cheney
Symon Twist
Widdow Moore
William Richardson
Thomas Williams
John Cooke
Richard Bromley
Richard Moule
Ellen Cooke
Widdow Hockley
Nicholas Bromley
Thomas Matthewes
William Baker
George Pottes
William Russell
William Skellett
Widdow Bould
Thomas Gibbons
Anne Whittacres
John Hatten
William Sympson
Hugh White
William Abell
James Dawson
Widdow Gretewood
Widdow Dunne
Widdow Edwin
Edward Dudley
Thomas Asbury
John Whittacres
Widdow Boult
Judeth Meare
William Wood
William Baggaley
Jane Sudney
John Sale
John Asbury
William Massey
Ralph Clowes
Glovers house
John Gray
Anthony Button
John Preston
Robert Sanders
John Leese
William Bordman
Thomas Murrall
Thomas Pakeman
John Marten
Hugh Preston
John Palyn
Widdow Bill
George Asbury
Thomas Willatt
Thomas Jackson
John Hadyett
Widdow Austen
Widdow Ditchfeild
Vrsula Ireland
Thomas Tittley
John Flemminges
John Tomlison
James Dent
Thomas Dakin
John Dakin
Anne Dane
Thomas Pott
William Picklin
Thomas Bould
By James Hancocke, Minister ibidem.
Allowed by :
George Parker, George Digby Justices of the peace,
By John Whittacres Tho. Chadwick Constables.