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Catalogue reference: IR 102
IR 102
The series consists of certificates of redemption by annuities from the Tithe Redemption Office. They contain details of the consideration money required for redemption and of annuity payments.
IR 102
1918-1969
The series consists of certificates of redemption by annuities from the Tithe Redemption Office. They contain details of the consideration money required for redemption and of annuity payments.
The certificates were transferred to the Public Record Office in two batches (pieces 1 to 3800 and 3801 to 4181) and within each batch are arranged in certificate number order.
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English
4183 boxes and rolls
Subject to 30 year closure
Certificates of redemption record the tithe rentcharge under the various Tithe Acts. Until 1918 redemption could only be made by payment of a lump sum. The Tithe Act 1918 made provision for the redemption of tithe rentcharge by means of terminable annuity payments, initially for a period up to fifty years, but later extended by the Tithe Act 1925 to sixty years.
Records of the Boards of Stamps, Taxes, Excise, Stamps and Taxes, and Inland Revenue
Board of Inland Revenue: Tithe Redemption Office and predecessors: Certificates of Redemption of Tithe Rentcharge by Annuities
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