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Tax

This topic appears in 13 indexed records between 1842 and 1850.
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1850 Personal Property Tax: James Caton

Caton, James: 1 white males above the 16 years of age; 1 horses, mules, 1 other clocks; &c.; 0.227 tax.
July 1, 1850
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1850 Personal Property Tax: William & James Flanagan

Flanagan, James: 1 white males above 16 years of age; 1 slaves above 16 years of age; 5 horses, mules, &c.; 1 other clocks; 0.947 tax. Flanagan, William: 1 white males above 16 years of age; […]
July 1, 1850
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1850 Personal Property Tax: James Halpin

Halpin, James: 1 white males above 16 years of age; 1 other clocks; 0.25 tax.
July 1, 1850
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1850 Personal Property Tax: Patrick Walsh

Walsh, Patrick: 1 white males above 16 years of age; 1 other watches; 1 metallic clocks; 0.50 tax.
July 1, 1850
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List of Taxable Property within the District of Samuel Hone, Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Jefferson for the year 1849. (F)
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1849 Personal Property Tax: William & James Flanagan

Flanagan, James: 1 while males above 16 years of age; 1 slaves above 16 years of age; 6 horses, mules, &c.; 1 other clocks; 1.04 1/2 tax. Flanagan, William: 1 white males above 16 years of […]
July 1, 1849
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    This topic appears most frequently during the following decades.

    1840s 9 records
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