Document Reference: E101/61/16

The original document is in the custody of the Public Record Office. This 1522 record is a valuation that led to the subsidy of 1524. It records the wealth of individuals in land, goods and cattle and other sources of income. The poor are usually simply recorded as 'nihil' (nothing). It is not a record of tax paid. A muster was called at the same time which is recorded separately in this archive (see under musters). The original 98 page document is in exceptionally good condition and lists the poor in each parish. Monetary abbreviations used: Pd=Pound, s=shilling, d-pence, Mk=Mark. A Mark was two-thirds of a pound (13s 4d)

Transcribed by: Geoff Lowe
Date Added: July 09, 2000
Next Year: 1597

Surname, Forename	Assessment	Tax Paid	Notes
CORBRIG, Sir John	Value of benefice 9 Mk. Goods + Cattle 10 Pd		Parson
BRAMPTON, John	Land - 40 Pd. Goods + Cattle 140 Pd		gent. Lord of manor
RAYNER, John	Goods + Cattle 60s
HYDE, Nicolas	Goods + Cattle 60s
LANGLE, Willam	Goods + Cattle 20s
SERLES John	Goods + Cattle 26s 8d
TILLIS, Willam	Goods + Cattle 60s
COK, John	Goods + Cattle 40s
PARKER, John	Goods + Cattle 60s
ULF, Andrew	Land 4s, Goods + Cattle 26s 8d
MONE, Robt	"Nihil in valore" (nothing in value)
TURNOR, Willam	"Nihil in valore" (nothing in value)
DANY, John	"Nihil in valore" (nothing in value)
GANTE, Ric	"Nihil in valore" (nothing in value)
GARRARD, John	"Nihil in valore" (nothing in value)