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Land Tax - Burton Latimer 1809

Indexed by Kay Collins from Documents at Northants Record Office

The listings are by parish, grouped by Hundreds, and give Proprietor and Occupier together with the amount of tax paid. Where a redemption is mentioned (e.g. Cold Ashby) these are marked “r” in the status column, those exonerated are marked “x”, and “ut” is under tenant and a few personal property are marked “p”. Occasionally the property is named and these will be marked ** to denote more information can be found in the original document. Where the proprietor is also the occupier an “s” is in the occupier column.

Observations made in the Higham Ferrers hundred are: Some parishes only give the total tax for the whole village e.g. Strixton, and some appear to have rounded the tax up or down to the nearest shilling e.g. Ringstead. A few parishes with common surnames use areas of the parish to differentiate e.g. Raunds.

To help the searcher find a particular hundred in the listings, the first page numbers in the transcript and the two letter codes used in the index are:-

Chipping Warden
19
 CW Hamfordshoe
90
 HM Orlingbury 149 OR
Cleyley
24
 CY Higham Ferrers
74
 HF Polebrook 156 PB
Corby
1
 CB Huxloe
99
 HX Rothwell 166 RW
Fawsley
34
 FW Kings Sutton
116
 KS Spelhoe 183 SP
Greens Norton
67
 GN Navisford
144
 NV Towcester 190 TW
Guilsborough
50
 GB Nobottle Grove
132
 NG Willybrook 198 WB
Wymersley                      207    WY

 

Burton Latimer

NAME
 TITLE
OCCUPIER
TAX PAID
Joseph HARPER Esq s
William BAYES )
Thomas EADY )
Matthew LANGLEY )
widow WOOD )
Henry ROBINSON )
40. 6.11
H BARWICK Rev s )
Thomas BURNABY )
John KNIGHT Edmund EADY )
Edward WOOD x
2. 6. 8
Thomas PARTRIDGE Robert FREESTONE
4. 2. 8
Francis ROBINSON )
George ROBINSON )
8.18. 5
John ROBINSON ) George ROBINSON
8. 9
Francis ROBINSON s
11. 8
John ROBINSON )
Francis ROBINSON ) John ROBINSON
3.13.11½
Mr KING Edmund EADY
9. 3. 1½
Duke of Buclieu
Mr CAVE Rev Edward DICKINS
4. 1. 8
John HUGHES s
11. 8
William HOBBS s
8. 9
widow WOOD s
1. 4. 6
Joseph WOOD Edward WOOD
11. 8
Henry ROBINSON s
11. 8
widow DAY Thomas CROXEN
5.10
Francis ROBINSON Thomas COALMAN
8. 9
Mr KNIGHT Rev Thomas BURNABY
2.12. 6
Edmund EADY Thomas BROTCHER
2.11
Thomas BURDITT William EADY
1.15. 0
Joseph SUDBOROUGH widow HUGHES
5.10
Mr HAMBRY Rev — ROE )
— DRIVER )
2.11
Richard SHIPLEY s
5.10
Thomas DANIEL s
5.10
John LANGLEY s
7. 3½
Shaw KING
Northampton Poor Samuel WRIGHT
11.14. 9
Mr HAMBRY Rev Robert FREESTONE
8.11. 3½
John WALLIS s
5.10
Owen WALLIS
William WALLIS William MILLER
3.18.10
Joseph SUDBOROUGH s
5.16. 8
Thomas EADY widow DICKS
3. 4
Joseph DRIVER s
8. 9
Mrs BENFORD Thomas MEE
1. 3. 4
Easton JONES Esq William MILLER
1.15. 0
Thomas HUGHES s
11. 8
Mr HAMBRY Rev
Robert CAPPS Robert CAPPS
1.15. 0
John GLOVER s
17. 7
Mrs BAKER s
5.10
Henry GINN William EADY
5.10
William STANTON John SHARP
3. 1. 3
Thomas GARRATT s
2.12. 6
Moses PATRICK s
2.11
Henry EADY s
11. 8
William EADY s
2.11
Henry ROBINSON Henry ROBINSON
2.17. 0
William MILLER jun s
4. 5
William EADY John LANGLEY
7. 3½
Mr PAPLOE Exciseman
9. 4. 0
Thomas HUGHES s
11. 8
 *not totalled

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