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Local taxation. Bridge rate, Hundred of Redbornstoke; made by justices of the peace, one (Samuel Bedford) being of the quorum, with consent of the constables or 3 inhabitants of the respective towns. [Very fragile]

23 May 1674

From: 1674 To: 1674

Note: the heading is very faint, and can only be fully made out with the help of Transcript A32 in FN 1254. Some headings on other membranes (there are four, originally stitched together) are lost; and the order is not now certain. Eight villages in the hundred appear to be missing. From the hearth tax returns of 1671, with which the names can be compared, it seems that these are the parishes represented: - Membrane i Houghton Conquest dorse Marston - Membrane ij Wooton dorse Cranfield - Membrane iij Cranfield dorse Cranfield and Ampthill - Membrane iv Ampthill dorse Lidlington

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taxation, Bridge Tax, Redbornstoke