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Hearth Tax Assessments Darlington South East Division Lady Day 1665-66 Hearth Tax Assessments Darlington South East Division Lady Day 1665-66 Surname First name Hearths Solvent Nonsolvent Status Year Place Wilkison George 4 x gent 1666 Byers Green Walker Jonathan 4 x 1666 Byers Green Trotter William 6 x 1666 Byers Green Wright Thomas 2 x 1666 Byers Green Vincent Robert 1 x 1666 Byers Green White William 2 x 1666 Byers Green White Thomas 1 x 1666 Byers Green Smith Thomas 1 x 1666 Byers Green Wright William 1 x 1666 Byers Green Parking Thomas 1 x 1666 Byers Green Walker Dorothy 1 x 1666 Byers Green Todd Charles 2 x 1666 Byers Green Hall Robert 1 x 1666 Byers Green Emmerson Thomas 1 x 1666 Byers Green Lagler Jonathan 2 x 1666 Byers Green Hopper William 1 x 1666 Byers Green Sidgewick Jonathan 1 x 1666 Byers Green Ward Thomas 1 x 1666 Byers Green Fawdon George 1 x 1666 Byers Green Emerson William 1 x 1666 Byers Green Emerson George 1 x 1666 Byers Green Wright Margaret 1 x 1666 Byers Green Wright Stephen 1 x 1666 Byers Green Wright Gracy 1 x 1666 Byers Green Eltringham Margaret 1 x 1666 Byers Green White Elizabeth 1 x 1666 Byers Green Todd Ann 1 x 1666 Byers Green Cairsley Widow 1 x 1666 Byers Green Cornforth Robert 1 x 1666 Byers Green Corner Richard 2 x 1666 Eldon Appleby Robert 1 x 1666 Eldon Hopper Richard 2 x 1666 Eldon Harrison William 2 x 1666 Eldon Foster Thomas 1 x 1666 Eldon Smith Henry 1 x 1666 Eldon Harrison William 2 x 1666 Eldon Hopper Joseph 2 x 1666 Eldon Harrison Richard 1 x 1666 Eldon Watson Thomas 1 x 1666 Eldon Slater George 1 x 1666 Eldon Harrison Anthony 1 x 1666 Eldon Adamson Elizabeth 1 x 1666 Eldon Parkin Robert 1 x 1666 Eldon Watson Thomas 1 x 1666 Eldon Burrell Thomas 1 x 1666 Eldon Hornsby Fram 1 x 1666 Eldon Page 1 of 13 Hearth Tax Assessments Darlington South East Division Lady Day 1665-66 Surname First name Hearths Solvent Nonsolvent Status Year Place Cowper Robert 1 x 1666 Eldon Soulby William 1 x 1666 Eldon Hackwoth John 1 x 1666 Eldon Michell Fram 1 x 1666 Eldon Thompson William 1 x 1666 Eldon Bowman Christopher 1 x 1666 Eldon Harryson William 1 x 1666 Eldon Knaggs Robert 1 x 1666 Eldon Richardson Isabell 1 x 1666 Eldon Rickerby Robert 1 x 1666 Eldon Simpson Fillis 1 x 1666 Eldon Foster Raphe 1 x 1666 Eldon Watkin John 1 x 1666 Eldon Davison George 1 x 1666 Eldon Londsdale William 1 x 1666 Eldon Blenkinshopp Margaret 1 x 1666 Eldon Downes Christopher 5 x gent 1666 Middlestone Carre Mr 5 x 1666 Middlestone Stelling Jonathan 3 x 1666 Middlestone Liddell Richard 1 x 1666 Middlestone Thompson Thomas 1 x 1666 Middlestone Hickson William 2 x 1666 Middlestone Elstobb Jonathan 1 x 1666 Middlestone Richardson Jonathan 1 x 1666 Middlestone Harrison Widdow 1 x 1666 Middlestone Downes Christopher 1 x 1666 Middlestone Hickson William 1 x 1666 Middlestone Stelling John 1 x 1666 Middlestone Bainbridge Jonathan 2 x 1666 Middridge Hunter Jonathan 2 x 1666 Middridge Dobbin Richard 2 x 1666 Middridge Lowson Richard 1 x 1666 Middridge Clayton Robert 1 x 1666 Middridge Craigs Jonathan 2 x 1666 Middridge Tower James 1 x 1666 Middridge Palliser Richard 1 x 1666 Middridge Craiges Richard 1 x 1666 Middridge Hunter Humphrey 1 x 1666 Middridge Watson Jonathan 1 x 1666 Middridge Stabler Jonathan 1 x 1666 Middridge Jackson Snr Jonathan 2 x 1666 Middridge Croft Richard 1 x 1666 Middridge Jackson Jnr Jonathan 2 x 1666 Middridge Jackson Jnr George 2 x 1666 Middridge Harden Edward 1 x 1666 Middridge Goundry Cuthbert 1 x 1666 Middridge Page 2 of 13 Hearth Tax Assessments Darlington South East Division Lady Day 1665-66 Surname First name Hearths Solvent Nonsolvent Status Year Place Sunkbanke ? Jonathan 1 x 1666 Middridge Wallis William 1 x 1666 Middridge Chilton Edward 1 x 1666 Middridge White Thomas 1 x 1666 Middridge Hunter William 1 x 1666 Middridge Hunter Widdow 1 x 1666 Middridge Allen William 1 x 1666 Middridge White Widdow 1 x 1666 Middridge Bell Thomas 1 x 1666 Middridge Palliser William 1 x 1666 Middridge Walker Robert 1 x 1666 Middridge James William 1 x 1666 Middridge Byarley George 1 x 1666 Middridge Jeckell John 1 x 1666 Middridge Bell William 1 x 1666 Middridge Thompson William 1 x 1666 Middridge Simpson Thomas 1 x 1666 Middridge Haueside James 1 x 1666 Middridge Clayton George 1 x 1666 Middridge Craggs John 1 x 1666 Middridge Watson George 1 x 1666 Middridge Palleser Richard 1 x 1666 Middridge Craggs Robert 1 x 1666 Middridge Sharp Robert 3 x 1666 Westerton Lax George 3 x 1666 Westerton Lax Jonathan 3 x 1666 Westerton Weddal Ralph 3 x 1666 Westerton Lax Widdow 2 x 1666 Westerton Parkin William 1 x 1666 Westerton Lax Henry 3 x 1666 Westerton Wright Thomas 9 x gent 1665 Windlestone Langhorn John 4 x 1665 Windlestone Forsell Christopher 1 x 1665 Windlestone Iley John 2 x 1665 Windlestone Naisby Henry 1 x 1665 Windlestone Surelies Christopher 2 x 1665 Windlestone Walker William 1 x 1665 Windlestone Dawson John 1 x 1665 Windlestone Wright Hilda widow 2 x 1665 Windlestone Claxon John 1 x 1665 Windlestone Laton Richard 1 x 1665 Windlestone Iley Robert 1 x 1665 Windlestone Harrison Radius 1 x 1665 Windlestone Lawson Cicly 1 x 1665 Windlestone Nicholson Ellinor 1 x 1665 Windlestone Watson Robert 1 x 1665 Windlestone Page 3 of 13 Hearth Tax Assessments Darlington South East Division Lady Day 1665-66 Surname First name Hearths Solvent Nonsolvent Status Year Place Parkin Richard 1 x 1665 Windlestone Fawell Robert 2 x 1665 Windlestone Langhorne Thomas 1 x 1665 Windlestone Newton Robert 1 x 1665 Windlestone Walker Martin 1 x 1665 Windlestone Appleby William 1 x 1665 Windlestone Wright ? Cicly 1 x 1665 Windlestone Wright John 1 x 1665 Windlestone Hodshon William 1 x 1665 Windlestone Pearson Thomas 1 x 1665 Windlestone Robson Robert 1 x 1665 Windlestone ????? Thomas 1 x 1665 Windlestone Walker Cuthbert 1 x 1665 Windlestone Surelies Christopher 2 x 1665 Windlestone Todd Humfrey 1 x 1665 Windlestone Thomson ? Francis 1 x 1665 Windlestone Naitby George 1 x 1665 Windlestone Simpson Elizabeth 1 x 1665 Windlestone Brasse Elizabeth 7 x 1665 Brafferton Carre Barbara 7 x 1665 Brafferton Coale Richard 1 x 1665 Brafferton Walker William 1 x 1665 Brafferton Heighington George 2 x 1665 Brafferton Wilson Thomas 2 x 1665 Brafferton Newton Thomas 1 x 1665 Brafferton Newton Henry 1 x 1665 Brafferton Atkin Jonathan 1 x 1665 Brafferton Thursby Richard 4 x 1665 Brafferton Earle Edward 2 x 1665 Brafferton Russell Henry 3 x 1665 Brafferton Gibson Robert 1 x 1665 Brafferton Read Thomas 2 x 1665 Brafferton Addy William 1 x 1665 Brafferton Sowrby Ralph 1 x 1665 Brafferton Wilson Jnr Thomas 3 x 1665 Brafferton Lawson Jnr Jonathan 1 x 1665 Brafferton Richardson John 1 x 1665 Brafferton Walker Robert 1 x 1665 Brafferton Simpson Edward 1 x 1665 Brafferton Hall Francis 1 x 1665 Brafferton Jones Denny 1 x 1665 Brafferton Gray Robert 1 x 1665 Brafferton Thompson Dorothy 1 x 1665 Brafferton Humble John 1 x 1665 Brafferton Peirson George 1 x 1665 Brafferton Wilson Elizabeth 1 x 1665 Brafferton Page 4 of 13 Hearth Tax Assessments Darlington South East Division Lady Day 1665-66 Surname First name Hearths Solvent Nonsolvent Status Year Place Addy Thomas 1 x 1665 Brafferton Norton William 1 x 1665 Brafferton Rickarby Richard 1 x 1665 Brafferton Richardson Margaret 1 x 1665 Brafferton Close Thomas 1 x 1665 Brafferton Vicarage 5 x 1665 Aycliffe Richardson Anthony 4 x Gent 1665 Aycliffe Larkin ? Robert 4 x 1665 Aycliffe Long ? William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Smithson Jonathan 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Eggleson Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Adamson Robert 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Whitfield Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Stokeld Richard 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Simpson William 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Hickson Thomas 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Walker Jonathan 3 x 1665 Aycliffe Forrest Thomas 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Thursby Thomas 3 x 1665 Aycliffe Haswell Robert 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Coatsworth George 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Simpson William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Atkinson Jonathan 3 x 1665 Aycliffe Richardson Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe W ? Simone 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Pryarman Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Shawlere Snr George 3 x 1665 Aycliffe Skafe Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Norton Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Welfoot Jonathan 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Watson Margaret 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Brass Robert 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Wysy George 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Thompson William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Crozier Thomas 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Kirkholm ? Robert 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Applegarth Robert 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Nicholson Henry 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Richmond Richard 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Megson Roger 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Coltman Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Russell Peter 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Gibson Jonathan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Whitfield Ralph 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Nicholson William 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Wind Snr William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Page 5 of 13 Hearth Tax Assessments Darlington South East Division Lady Day 1665-66 Surname First name Hearths Solvent Nonsolvent Status Year Place Wind Jnr William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Cully Jonathan 2 x Gent 1665 Aycliffe Spedlin Thomas 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Wilkison Faith 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Pallaster Jonathan 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Bennett William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Fewler William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Shawler Jnr George 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Welfoot William 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Wilson William 2 x 1665 Aycliffe Brasse Richard 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Grainger Alice 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Carr Cuthbert 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Sadler Adam 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Collman Thomas 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Robinson Bryan 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Clarkson Jane 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Sisson Mary 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Megson George 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Dowfoot Elizabeth 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Prowd Mathew 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Blaicke Mary 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Megson Mary 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Haswell John 1 x 1665 Aycliffe Girsby George 1 x
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