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Request for compensation for the Boston Tea Party
On 16 December 1773, 340 chests of tea were thrown into Boston harbour by protesting colonists. This letter from the East India Company requests reimbursement.
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ESSEX No of Tithe Districts: 397
Catalogue reference: IR 90/12
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This record is about the ESSEX No of Tithe Districts: 397 dating from [1936-1977] in the series Board of Inland Revenue: Tithe Redemption Office: District Record Maps. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- IR 90/12
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Date (When the record was created)
- [1936-1977]
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Description (What the record is about)
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ESSEX No of Tithe Districts: 397
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Black Notley see Notley Cold Norton see Norton Crixeth see Creeksea East Donyland see Donyland East Ham see Ham East Hanningfield see Hanningfield East Horndon see Horndon East Mersea see Mersea East Thorpe see Thorpe East Tilbury see Tilbury Esse (see Ashen) Good Easter see Easter Great Baddow see Baddow Great Bardfield see Bardfield Great Bentley see Bentley Great Birch see Birch Great Braxted see Braxted Great Bromley see Bromley Great Burstead see Burstead Great Canfield see Canfield Great Chignal or St. James see Chignal Great Clacton see Clacton Great Coggeshall see Coggeshall Great Dunmow see Dunmow Great Eiston see Eiston Great Hallingbury see Hallingbury Great Henny see Henny Great Holland see Holland Great Horkesley see Horkesley Great Leighs see Leighs Great Maplestead see Maplestead Great Oakley see Oakley Great Parndon see Parndon Great Saling see Saling Great Sampford see Sampford Great Stambridge see Stambridge Great Tey see Tey Great Totham see Totham Great Wakering see Wakering Great Waltham see Waltham Great Warley see Warley Great Wigborough see Wigborough Great Yeldham see Yeldham Hackwell see Hawkwell High Easter see Easter High Laver see Laver High Ongar see Ongar High Roothing see Roothing Kedington see Suffolk King's Hatfield see Hatfield Little Baddow see Baddow Little Bardfield see Bardfield Little Bentley see Bentley Little Birch see Birch Little Braxted see Braxted Little Bromley see Bromley Little Burstead see Burstead Little Canfield see Canfield Little Chignal see Chignal Little Clacton see Clacton Little Coggeshall see Coggeshall Little Dunmow see Dunmow Little Easton see Easton Little Hallingbury see Hallingbury Little Henny see Henny Little Holland see Holland Little Horkesley see Horkesley Little Ilford see Ilford Little Laver see Laver Little Leighs see Leighs Little Maplestead see Maplestead Little Oakley see Oakley Little Parndon see Parndon Little Stambridge see Stambridge Little Tey see Tey Little Thurrock see Thurrock Little Totham see Thotham Little Wakering see Wakering Little Waltham see Waltham Little Warley see Warley Little Wigborough see Wigborough Little Yeldham see Yeldham Magdalen Laver see Laver Morrell see Roothing, White New Sampford see Sampford North Bemfleet see Bemfleet North Fambridge see Fambridge North Ockendon see Ockendon North Shoebury see Shoebury North Weald Bassett see Weald Bassett Osyth St. see Chick, St. Osyth Pontesbright see Chapel Romford (part of) see Havering Romford (part of) see Hornchurch South Bemfleet see Bemfleet South Fambridge see Fambridge South Hanningfield see Hanningfield South Ockendon see Ockendon South Shoebury see Shoebury South Weald (part of) see Weald Ugley (part of) see also Stansted Mountfitchet Upshire see Holyfield Waltham see Holyfield West Bergholt see Bergholt West Ham see Ham West Hanningfield see Hanningfield West Mersea see Mersea West Thurrock see Thurrock West Tilbury see Tilbury White Colne see Colne White Notley see Notley White Roothing see Roothing
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Taxation
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IR 90
Board of Inland Revenue: Tithe Redemption Office: District Record Maps
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This record is held at The National Archives, Kew
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Within the series: IR 90
Board of Inland Revenue: Tithe Redemption Office: District Record Maps
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ESSEX No of Tithe Districts: 397
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