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Tax assessments, 1306-1523

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A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 8: Lewknor and Pyrton hundreds

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Mary D. Lobel (editor)

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1964

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274-275

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'Tax assessments, 1306-1523', A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 8: Lewknor and Pyrton hundreds (1964), pp. 274-275. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63829 Date accessed: 18 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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VILLAGE TAX ASSESSMENTS AND NUMBERS OF CONTRIBUTORS 1306–1523
Lewknor Hundred Footnotes

VILLAGE TAX ASSESSMENTS AND NUMBERS OF CONTRIBUTORS 1306–1523

Lewknor Hundred


																	1523, Lay subsidy
	1306 (fn. 6) a 30th				1316 (fn. 7) a 16th				1327 (fn. 8) a 20th				1344 (fn. 9) a 15th			1377 (fn. 10) Poll Tax	1st payment (fn. 11)				2nd payment (fn. 12)
	£	s.	d.	Contri- butors	£	s.	d.	Contri- butors	£	s.	d.	Contri- butors	£	s.	d.	Contri- butors	£	s.	d.	Contri- butors	£	s.	d.	Contri- butors
Adwell	1	1	1½ (fn. 2)	10 (fn. 3)	2	0	0	13	1	10	0	9	1	10	6	26		6	2	6		7	3	7
Aston Rowant	1	6	9½	16					1	11	15	11	2	14	4	115	7	2	7	25	6	6	2	27
Kingston Blount	1	18	6½	21	3	12	1 (fn. 2)	10 (fn. 3)	2	18	9	14	2	16	7	72	2	17	4	19	2	4	3½	26
Chalford					1	5	8	8	1	2	5	9		18	11	26		15	8	10		11	11¾	8
Copcourt		9	8¼	6					19		0	4	1	2	9			10	8	5		7	0	3
Total	3	15	0¼	43	4	17	9	18 (fn. 3)	6	11	7	38	7	12	7	213	11	6	3	59	9	9	5¼	64
Britwell Salome		15	11¼	9	1	0	2	9		(fn. 13)		(fn. 13)	1	6	4	15	1	5	10	8	1	5	6½	8
Crowell	1	8	7 (fn. 1)		1	5	5	15	1	17	5	21	1	6	2	40		10	6	7		11	6	9
Chinnor	1	19	10 (fn. 4)	25	5	12	9 (fn. 17)		6	3	10 (fn. 17)		7	1	5 (fn. 17)	122	3	4	6	20	3	11	8½	32
Oakley.		9	11½	9				57 (fn. 17)				77 (fn. 17)						5	8	4		8	10	6
Wainhill		4	11	3
Henton	1	8	0½	19	2	11	2 (fn. 4)	18	3	12	6 (fn. 13)	25 (fn. 13)	2	16	0	79	1	2	4	13	1	6	8	19
Total	4	2	9	56	8	3	11	75	9	16	4	102	9	17	5	201	4	12	6	37	5	7	2½	57
Emmington	1	16	9 (fn. 2)	20 (fn. 3)	1	13	1	15	2	3	9	24	2	16	3	66	1	1	0	8	1	2	0	16
Lewknor.	2	4	0 (fn. 1)		4	12	6	33	4	12	1	18	10	6	0 (fn. 15)	142	4	2	10 (fn. 16)	30 (fn. 16)	3	10	7½	30
Ibstone	1	8	7 (fn. 1)		2	10	4		1	3	0						4	2	10 (fn. 16)	30 (fn. 16)
Padnell		5	5	4	2	10	4	11	1	3	0	4
Postcombe	2	16	7½	20	2	10	6	13	2	19	8	13						16	4	9		16	9 (fn. 17)	9 (fn. 17)
Nethercote		17	2¼	7	1	13	6	8		4	0	8		9	9							8	10	3
Total	7	11	9¾	31 (fn. 3)	11	6	10	65	9	18	9	43	10	15	9	142	4	19	2	39	4	16	2½	42
Sydenham	2	2	0	7 (fn. 3)		(fn. 17)		(fn. 17)		(fn. 17)		(fn. 1)		(fn. 1)		115	1	15	4	24		16	10	23
Pishill													1	4	6	24		11	0 (fn. 18)	7 (fn. 18)		6	8 (fn. 18)	4 (fn. 18)
Pyrton	4	15	3¾ (fn. 2)	5 (fn. 3)					3	2	11	14	5	8	6	99	8	2	10		5	9	7
Clare	3	3	6¾	25	4	1	6 (fn. 2)	16 (fn. 3)	3	11	0	22	4	14	10	50				18	5	9	7	20
Goldor	1	5	6½	4	1	12	0	8	1	12	5	13	1	0	11	22					1	12	8½	9
Standhill	2	7	4½	19	3	11	6	22	2	17	4	17	4	6	9	36
Stonor																	10	5	8	16	6	11	7½ (fn. 19)	15 (fn. 19)
Total	11	11	9½	53 (fn. 3)	9	15	0	46 (fn. 2)	11	3	8	66	15	11	0	207	18	8	6	34	13	13	11	44
Shiburn	(3	14	11¾)	28 (fn. 3)	3	15	11	24	2	11	6	24	4	4	3	111	8	12	2	19	8	15	10½	32
Stoke Stalmage					1	6	2	11	1	1	0	9	1	19	10	38	1	13	10	14	2	0	1	15
Watlington	4	2	11¼ (fn. 2)	34 (fn. 3)					3	5	4	23	5	6	0	218	3	19	10	50	4	12	3	67
Watcombe		(fn. 20)	(fn. 20)					1	10	0	12	2	0	2
Greenfield																		18	8	8	1	0	8	10
Total	4	2	11¼	34 (fn. 3)					4	15	4	35	7	6	2	218	4	18	6	58	5	12	11	77
Warmscombe (fn. 3)	2	7	11¾	16	2	10	9	12	2	0	6	11	2	17	3
Weston, South.	2	7	11¾		2	10	9		2	0	6	11	2	17	3	43		18	6	9		19	7½	9
Wheatfield	3	7	6 (fn. 2)	10 (fn. 3)	4	6	6	18	2	18	6	14	2	18	6	60		1	4	4		9	5	8

Footnotes

1	Mutilated: rubric and all names missing. The totals given are suggested identifications.
2	Multilated: rubric and some names missing; identified by surviving names.
3	Mutilated: number of names incomplete.
4	Rubric missing: identified by names.
5	Mutilated: the total given is the sum of surviving payments.
6	E 179/161/10.
7	E 179/161/8.
8	E 179/161/9. On these Edwardian taxes see J. W. Willard, E.H.R. xxviii.517–21; xxix. 317–21; xxx. 69–74.
9	E 179/161/17. For another example of the assessment fixed in 1334 see E 164/7: tax levied in 1415.
10	E 179/161/41.
11	E 179/161/198. For the 1523 subsidy see V.C.H. Oxon. v. 319; Suffolk in1524, Subsidy Return (Suffolk Green Bks. x).
12	E 179/161/185.
13	In 1327 Britwell Salome was assessed with Henton.
14	Sydenham was included with Chinnor and members.
15	Lewknor and members included Postcombe, Padnell in Rotherfield Greys parish, and part of Ibstone (Bucks.).
16	Including Studdridge and Ibstone (Bucks.).
17	'Postcombe cum Copcot'.
18	i.e. Pishill Napper. Pishill Venables is included in Stonor, below; and see above, pp. 132, 133.
19	'Stonor cum Assendon'. The Assendon which is assessed separately for both payments must be Middle Assendon in Bix parish.
20	From the names of the contributors it seems that Watcombe was included in Watlington in 1306.
21	Warmscombe in Watlington parish was usually assessed with South Weston.

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