Subsidy, 7 October 1594

National Archives, E179/79/217

The Subsidy was the main form of parliamentary taxation, and was paid by the wealthiest on the basis of the annual value of their land or goods over a certain minimum. The Subsidy recorded here was paid at the normal rate of 4s in the pound on land worth over £1 per year and 2s 8d in the pound on goods worth over £3. The original, which covers all the Cottesloe Hundreds, is in Latin and uses Roman numerals. It is the record of the second collection of three Subsidies. See also Subsidy 1625, Subsidy 1628.

Winslowe cum Shipton
Richard Edmonds	land	40s	8s
John Shelton	land	20s	4s
Phillipp Favour	land	20s	4s
John Jackson	land	20s	4s
William Tomlin	land	20s	4s
Bernard Hogg	goods	£3	8s
William Spowner	goods	£3	8s
Thomas Overinge	goods	£3	8s
Thomas Bowden	goods	£4	10s 8d
Katherine[?] Snowe	goods	£3	8s
Thomas Deverill	goods	£3	8s
Robert [E]liatt	goods	£3	8s
William Glenister	goods	£3	8s
Peter Fidge	land	£3	8s [sic]
Thomas Grant	goods	£7	18s 8d
Robert Lownds	goods	£6	16s
Total	£6 17s 4d [sic]
Horwood Parva
Leonard Pygott gent	land	£15	£3
Robert Pygott gent	goods	£6	16s
William Hobbes	goods	£3	8s
John Williatt	goods	£4	10s 8d
John Cowper	goods	£6	16s
John Illinge	goods	£4	10s 8d
Total	£6 16s