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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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LANCASTER No of Tithe Districts: 354
Catalogue reference: IR 90/18
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This record is about the LANCASTER No of Tithe Districts: 354 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 90/18
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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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LANCASTER No of Tithe Districts: 354
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Arbury see Houghton Ashton see Lea Bailey see Aighton Bare see Poulton Beswick see Manchester Birkenhead see Dolphinholme House Blakeley see Blackley Bournes see Dolphinholme House Chaighley see Aighton Chapel End, Billinge see Billinge Cottamsee Lea Cunscough see Melling Extwisle see Briercliffe Forton (part of) see also Holleth Foxhouses see Dolphinholme House Great Crosby see Crosby Great Eccleston see Eccleston Great Heaton see Heaton Great Lever see Lever Great Marsden see Marsden Great Sankey see Sankey Great Singleton see Singleton Great Woolton see Much Woolton Gregories see Dolphinholme House Hall Carr see Cowpe Lenches Heathwaite see Low Quarter Higher End Billinge see Billinge Horwich see Halliwell Hothersall see also Alston Ingol see Lea Kersall see Broughton Larbreck see Eccleston, Little Lindeth see Warton Little Bolton see Bolton Little Crosby see Crosby Little Eccleston see Eccleston Little Heaton see Heaton Little Hulton see Hulton Little Marsden see Marsden Little Singleton see Singleton Little Woolton see Woolton Middle Hulton see Hulton Middle Quarter see Low Quarter Middleton see also Houghton Nether Kellet see Kellet Nether Wyersdale part of, see Cabus New Hall Hey see Cowpe Lenches Newsham see Goosnargh North Meols see Meols Over Kellet see Kellet Over Wyersdale see Wyersdale Peel see Hulton Roseacre see Treales Scabgill see Dolphinholme House Snape see Scarisbrick Tarnacres see Rawcliffe Tarnicar, (part of) see Rawcliffe Thingwall see Much Woolton Torrisholme see Poulton Upper Rawcliffe see Rawcliffe West Derby see Derby West Leigh see Leigh Wharles see Treales Woodland see Low Quarter Wyersdale Nether see under Dolphinholme etc. and under Cabus
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- Taxation
- Tithes
- Maps and plans
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IR 90
Board of Inland Revenue: Tithe Redemption Office: District Record Maps
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Board of Inland Revenue: Tithe Redemption Office: District Record Maps
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LANCASTER No of Tithe Districts: 354
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