Loose papers concerning appeals against assessments addressed to Peter Kerby, clerk...

/87-103: Lists of appeals, notes on cases, correspondence with the Commissioners of Appeal, draft notices etc.

/104-201: Papers relating to each case which may include the notice of appeal, a schedule of income, correspondence and the order of the Commissioners of Appeal. Appellants are as follows (subnumbers of relevant documents given in brackets): William Attwood of Basingstoke, butcher and farmer (104-106); Mary Baxter of Odiham, widow (107-108); Joseph Bingham, esq of Fareham, and Captain in the Royal Navy (109-118); Ann Brett of Odiham (119); John Burdon of Winchester (120-121); William Burgess of Odiham (122-123); Sir John Carter of Portsmouth (124-128); Mr. Croft of Owslebury (129-131); Thomas Curry of Gosport (132); Mr. Dampier of West Meon (133); Benjamin Dickenson, Captain Lieutenant of Marines in H.M. Suberb at sea (134); Michael G. Endin of Portsmouth, shopkeeper and repairer of clocks and watches (135); Rev. John Hinton of Chawton, clerk (136-139); J. King of Heckfield (140); Thomas Lellyett of Warblington Castle (141); William Locke of Avington (142); Charles Long of Itchen Abbas (143); James Maddock of Alton (144-147); R Maidman of Wickham (148-151); Nathaniel Middleton of Townhill, South Stoneham (152-153); Thomas Mould of Easton, carpenter (154); Michael Mulhallan of The King's Arms, Gosport (155); Christopher Neil of Kingsgate Street, Winchester (156); Admiral Sir Peter Parker, bart of Portsmouth (157-160); Mr. Penton of Romsey (161-162); Sir William Augustus Pitt K.B. (163-164); John Ring of Portsea (165-168); M. Sealy of Stockbridge (169-170); James Searle of Bishopstoke (171-174); William Seymour of Odiham (175-176); William Sparkes of Wymering (177-178); Richard Sylvester of Froxfield, yeoman (179-182); Elizabeth Tawney of Winchester, widow of Rev. Tawney (183); Stephen Terry of Odiham (184-185); John Twynham of Warnford (186-187); John Eames Waight of Bishops Sutton (188-190); George Webb of North Oakley, Kingsclere (191-193); M.A. Webb, widow of B Webb of Odiham, clerk (194); James Westmore of Gosport, grocer (195-196); Rev. John A. Woolls of Fareham (197-200); unidentified schedule (201).