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The
Hearth Tax is a useful source because it lists the names of some of
the householders living in a given place at that time. It does not
list all people, or even all heads of household, but can give some
idea of common surnames in a locality, The Derbyshire Record Society produced a book in 1982 called "Derbyshire Hearth Tax Assessments 1662-70" edited by David Edwards which, although out of print, can be found in some reference libraries. David Edwards kindly gave permission for Derbyshire GENUKI to reproduce some of his work. Hearth Tax Assessments © Crown Copyright
This page gives an alphabetically index for all names in the High Peak area listed in the 1670 Hearth Tax; surname, forename/title and location are given. Hearth Tax transcription for a number of individual places available on a number of different websites. Marjorie Ward has many on her NW Derbyshire sources site and Rosemary Lockie has others on her village pages; the rest I intend to add to my site as time allows. The links below take you to these transcriptions so you will need to use a browser back button to return to the index on my site. return to top
Surname Index A Ba- Bi- C D E F G Hab Hal Ham He Ho IJ K L Ma Mo N O P R S T UV W Y Places If the current name is significantly different to the 1670 one it is listed next to it. The transcription are by:-
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