1693: "4 Shillings a Pound: London"

4 Shillings in the Pound Tax, 1693-94: Tax on Real and Personal Property (1693-4)

  London Households 1693

A tax raised by Parliament to fund King William's European warfare.

The 4s aid of 1693-4 imposed tax on three sources of actual or potential income: i) it required that everybody pay 4s in the pound on the yearly profits accruing to any personal estate in the form of ready moneys, debts owing, goods, wares, merchandises, other chattels belonging to them; ii) those in public service paid 4s on every 20s earned as their official salary; and iii) a tax of 4s in the pound was levied on every person based on the rack-rent value of their property. The tax was not collected where rents failed to reach a yearly value of 20s.

John Pomroy

Coded Property Type +2 house

Tax Levied on Rental Value in £s 1.2

Tax Levied on Personal Property in £s. 0

Tax District St Dunstan Stepney, The Hamlet of Wapping Stepney: “The Island”

Mrs Dorothy Pomery

Tax Levied on Rental Value in £s 0

Tax Levied on Personal Property in £s. 2.4

Tax District St Giles in the Fields, Holborne End

Mrs Dorothy Pomery

Middlesex, St Gile in the Fields, 

Sir James Langham

Middlesex, St Giles in the Fields

Tax Levied:  34.00, 170.00, 0.00, 0.00. 

John Pomerey

Tax Levied on Rental Value in £s 0

Tax Levied on Personal Property in £s. 0

Comment Joint rent

Tax District St Paul Shadwell,  Bell Alley

Household ID 10

Ann Pomeroy

Tax Levied on Rental Value in £s 1

Tax Levied on Personal Property in £s. 0

Tax District St Paul Shadwell, Bell Alley

1693: "4 Shillings a Pound: London"

Mrs Dorothy Pomery

Middlesex, St Giles in the Fields,

Sir James Langham

Middlesex, St Giles in the Fields

Tax Levied: 34.00, 170.00, 0.00, 0.00.

Sir James LANGHAM 2nd Bart Of Cottesbroke. Born: 1621

b.c.1621, 1st son of John Langham, and bro. of Sir William Langham. educ. Emmanuel, Camb. 1638; L. Inn 1640.

marriages

(1) lic. 8 Dec. 1647, aged 26, Mary (d.1660), da. and coh.

of Sir Edward Alston, FRCP, of Great St. Helens, London,

3 sons. d.v.p.( presume latin for died as children) 2 daughters Portrait of first wife>

(2) lic. 18 Nov. 1662 (with £10,000, Lady Elizabeth Hastings (d. 28 Mar. 1664), da. of Ferdinando Hastings†, 6th Earl of Huntingdon, s.p. (s.p., without issue,)

(3) lic. 13 Apr. 1667, Lady Penelope Holles (d.1684), da. of John Holles†, 2nd Earl of Clare, s.p ( without issue,)

(4) Dorothy, da. of John Pomeroy of Devon, s.p.,( without issue,). 26 Aug 1695 - marriage settlement 5 May 1696 her Will made 6 May 1710 probated 1713)

He was knighted on 25 May 1660; suc. father as 2nd Bt. 13 May 1671.

James’s wife, Dorothy, continued to live in St. Giles. d. 1714, age 83, not clear where she was buried.

Sir James d. 1699, aged 78, died in Kensington, Aug 22, buried C Sept 5th

Family records show Deed of 1696 styled as living in Parish of St. Giles.