Norfolk: Hunworth - 1780-1781 - Overseers' Rate

Hunworth raised money at various times, to either support its poor (from the Overseers' Rate) or to pay for other parish expenses (from the Churchwardens' Rate). This rate was levied on the occupiers (who may not have owned the land) and based upon the value of the property (which was usually a rental valuation). Both occupiers and owners are found living in and outside the parish.

For more information on these records see the Parish Accounts page.

This Norfolk Record Office document [with the reference NRS 10134,22 F 7 and microform MF 1795/142-200] is part of the Overseers' accounts book for 1770-1791.

Other accounts available


- Overseers' Accounts -
Rates	1770	1780-81	1792
Payments	1776-81	1787-88
- Land Tax Accounts -
Payments	1785-86

A Rate made by John Peck & Andrew Cole Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish to raise such money as they have Disbursed for and towards their necessary Relief from Mich^s 1780 to Easter 1781 (at) 2^s (per) £


Valuation			[Names of Occupiers]	£	s	d
30	0	0	The Rev^d M^r Green for the Rectory in part	3	0	0
28	0	0	Thomas Curties	2	16	0
78	10	0	Valintine Lound	7	17	0
10	0	0	more for the Fishmonger's	1	0	0
0	10	0	more for Perkin's meadow	0	1	0
11	10	0	William Kendle	1	3	0
56	0	0	Richard Weeds	5	12	0
68	0	0	Nevil Fuller	6	16	0
63	0	0	Andrew Cole	6	6	0
35	0	0	Thomas Lound	3	10	0
6	0	0	John Peck	0	12	0
4	10	0	more late Grey's	0	9	0
1	10	0	Henry Peck	0	3	0
10	10	0	John Goodman	1	1	0
4	0	0	W^m Skillings	0	8	0
3	10	0	Richard Funnell	0	7	0
5	0	0	Thomas Waller	0	10	0
2	0	0	William Barwick	0	4	0
2	10	0	John Swallow	0	5	0
4	0	0	John Forrow for Val Lound's	0	8	0
2	0	0	Widdow Swallow for W^m Barwick's	0	4	0
			Out Setters
14	0	0	Thomas Paul	1	8	0
7	10	0	James Guymer	0	15	0
10	0	0	Philip Lawes	1	0	0
5	0	0	John Godard for John Marcon's Esq^r	0	10	0
0	10	0	W^m Colman	0	1	0

463	0	0	[Totals]	45	16	0

[End of Document]

Notes

In other rate documents the following alternative spellings have been seen which appear to refer to the same people/places:-
Godard/Goddard, Lawes/Lawse
Fishmongers (which first appears in Easter 1780) looks like it refers to land owned by the Worship^l C^o Fishmongers (see the Hunworth 1786 Land Tax).