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Tax assessments, 1306-1523

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Victoria County History

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A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 7: Dorchester and Thame hundreds

Author

Mary Lobel (editor)

Year published

1962

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'Tax assessments, 1306-1523', A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 7: Dorchester and Thame hundreds (1962), pp. 231. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63780 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Contents

TAX ASSESSMENTS OF THE VILLAGES AND HAMLETS OF DORCHESTER AND THAME HUNDREDS, 1306–1523
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TAX ASSESSMENTS OF THE VILLAGES AND HAMLETS OF DORCHESTER AND THAME HUNDREDS, 1306–1523

	1306 (fn. 5) a 30th				1327 (fn. 6) a 20th				1344 (fn. 7) a 15th			1377 (fn. 8) Poll tax	1523 (fn. 9) Lay subsidy

	£	s.	d.	Contributors	£	s.	d.	Contributors	£	s.	d.	Contributors	£	s.	d.	Contributors
Chislehampton	1	7	0¼	16	2	11	6	21	3	0	3	57		12	2	9
Clifton Hampden	1	10	0¾	16	2	17	6	33	2	17	2	79	1	12	10	17
Dorchester (fn. 10)	3	10	0 (fn. 2)		4	9	10	39	3	19	8	215	6	18	10	47
Burcot	1	2	10 ¾	10	2	7	2	17	2	15	6	41		17	6	14
Total	4	12	10 ¾		6	17	0	56	6	15	2	256	7	16	4	61
Drayton St. Leonard	1	10	0 (fn. 2)		4	0	10	25	2	1	3	72	2	18	2	16
Stadhampton	(fn. 4) 1	0	4 (fn. 4)	14 (fn. 1)	2	13	7	28	1	17	9	63	1	7	4	24
South Stoke	1	1	8	21	4	4	0	40	3	11	2	194	9	6	6	39
Woodcote		13	5¾	13
Total	1	15	1¾	34
Milton, Great (fn. 11)	5	11	7 (fn. 3)	44 (fn. 3)	6	6	6	72	8	2	10	242	4	4	0	22
Little	5	11	7 (fn. 3)	44 (fn. 3)	6	6	6	72	8	2	10	242	1	8	8	15
Ascot					2	2	0	24	2	15	8	48		12	10	6
Total					8	8	6	96	10	18	6	290	6	5	6	43
Thame, Old	6	1	10	39 (fn. 1)	5	3	6	50	3	7	9	128	4	8	10	22
New	6	3	2 (fn. 3)	55 (fn. 1)	6	7	11	67	9	2	8	325	15	15	6	78
Priestend (fn. 12)												83	1	3	2	17
Attington		16	10	11	2	2	4	16	4	18	11	27	1	3	2	17
Moreton	1	8	4	21	2	5	6	20	4	18	11	69	2	15	10	13
Tetsworth	1	13	6	24 (fn. 1)	2	16	10	27	3	19	3	110	2	8	10	26
Weston, North	1	19	5	23	3	2	11	27	2	14	6	49		15	4	7
Total	18	3	1		21	19	0	207	24	3	1	791	27	7	6	163
Waterstock	1	3	2	17	2	7	0	25	3	2	4	51	1	7	8	11

Footnotes

1	Mutilated: number of names incomplete.
2	Mutilated: rubric and all names missing.
3	Mutilated: rubric and some names missing.
4	Mutilated: the total given is the sum of the surviving payments.
5	E 179/161/10.
6	E 179/161/9. The 1316 tax assessment is mutilated for these hundreds and has not been included in the tables. On these Edwardian taxes, see J. W. Willard, E.H.R. xxviii. 517–21; xxix. 317–21; xxx. 69–74.
7	E 179/161/17 (the earliest Oxfordshire example of the 1334 assessment). Cf. E 164/7 (tax levied in 1415) for another example of the assessments fixed in 1334.
8	E 179/161/41.
9	E 179/191/198.
10	Dorchester included Fifield in Benson as well as Overy in its early 14th- and 16th-century tax assessments.
11	For assessments of Coombe and the Chilworths, also in Great Milton parish, see V.C.H. Oxon. vi, 318.
12	Priestend is almost certainly included in the assessment of Old Thame in the early 14th cent.

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