The tax was collected twice a year from the year 1662, on Lady Day, March
25 (the official start of the New Year until 1752) and on Michaelmas, September
29th. The tax was 2 shillings on each hearth in a household, but those who
were too poor to pay were exempt. It was a very unpopular method of taxation
and was abolished in 1688.
Bishopside
Taxpayer
Hearths
Notes
Taxpayer
Hearths
Notes
Henry Ryddley
1
.
Henry Wilkinson
1
John Darnbrooke
2
Anthony Colyer
2
gentleman
Thomas Smith
1
de Green
William Burniston
2
Mary Stott
1
Ricahrd Lupton & Thomas Wood
2
Augustine Burnistone
3
Steven Lupton
3
Santhony Colyer
2
Lambert Taylor
2
Frances Briggs
1
Sampson Lupton
1
Thomas Knipe
1
Widdow Sharpe
1
Thomas Smith
2
John Rhoades
2
Thomas Leeming
6
Thomas Sharpe
1
Anthony Roundes
3
Marmaduke Grainge
1
John Bradley
2
William Colyer
1
Anne Day or Tompson
3
Martin Wheelas
1
junior
Martin Wheelas
2
senior
John Barber
2
Widdow Barber
1
Thomas Shaw
1
John Shaw
1
Thomas Bradley
1
John Bradley
1
Henry Wood
3
James Horner
6
John Darnbrooke
3
Henry Settle
2
John Simpson
1
Thomas Garthwaite
1
Mr Kilvington
4
George Barwicke
5
Mr Richardson
1
per milne
Henry Settle
4
John Carlesse
3
Thomas Lupton
1
Ellin Lupton
1
William Holden
4
David Lupton
1
Thomas Jenkinson
1
John Lupton
1
and tents
Widdow Hebden
1
Leonard Lupton
2
Francis darnbrooke
2
Thomas Scaife
3
Sampson Lupton
1
William Barwick
2
John Lupton
1
John Lupton
1
Anthony Wood
4
and mother
William Buck
2
Francis Buck
3
George Buck
1
William Shepherd
1
junior
Thomas Horner
3
Marmaduke Shepherd
2
Christopher Jackson
Robert Myers
1
William Theakstone
1
William Taylor
1
Nicholls Hudson
2
Widow Inman
1
Peter Inman
3
Thomas Kirby
1
George Atkinson
1
senior
George Atkinson
1
junior
Leonard Lupton
1
per cliffehouse
William Day
2
William Shepherd
2
Math. Hudson
1
Thomas Lupton
1
Mary Carnhill
1
Widdow Scaife
2
Robert Glew
1
William Day
2
Marmaduke Yates
2
john Oddy or Metcalfe
2
empty no distress to be had
Robert Bell
1
empty no distress to be had
Omitted for poverty 6. Robert Husband, collector; Anthony Collyer constable
