Delinquent Taxes 1887

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Burlington Township

Delinquent Tax List, 1887

Originally appeared in the Burlington Gazette on Feb 10, 1887.

The person who posted this list to a message board originally was unable to get a decent copy of the amount each person owed, so here is a list of just the names of those who owed delinquent taxes in Feb of 1887. 

ACKLEY, Elizabeth
ADAMS, J.S. 
ADAMS, Rebecca, Est. 
ALLINSON, Mr. 
ANDERSON, Chas. 
ARMSTRONG, John J. 
ATKINSON, Benjamin 
AUSTIN, Marian? 
BAILY, Joseph 
BAKER, Wm
BANKS, Daniel 
BIDWELL, Mary B.
BIRCH, Mr. 
BLINN?, Geo. W. 
BODINE, Elmira S.
BOOSER, Joseph 
BORDEN, Ruth 
BRADDOCK, Hannah 
BRITTIAN, Lewis H.
BROOMHEAD, John Burlington College Trustees 
BROWN, Amanda 
BROWN, W.H. 
BUNKER, B? B. 
BURR, John 
BURR, Mary W. Burlington Thread Co. 
CARTER, David Est. 
CASEY, Mary 
CASWELL, Ann 
CASWELL, Margaret 
CHAMBERS, Daniel
CHAMBERS, Sarah A. 
CHERRY, W.T. 
CHURCHMAN, Lydia 
CLARK, Rachel 
CLARK, Richard 
CLIDE, John 
CLINTON, Anna E. 
COLLINS, Michael
CONDIT, John R. 
CONOVER, Wm. A. 
CONROY, John 
CONROY, John Jr. 
COX, Chas. 
CROZIER, Maria 
CUMMINGS, Mary 
CUNNINGHAM, Pat 
CURL, Albert 
DEACON, A.A. 
DEACON, Edward H. 
DILL, Wm. 
DOBBINS, Elizabeth 
DONAHUE, Margaret 
DOYLE, Gregory, Est. 
DOYLE, James 
DUBELL, John R. 
DUTTON?, Rodman 
EYRE, Henry , Est.
FENIMORE, Chas. S. 
FENIMORE, Francis 
FENIMORE, Mary 
FENNINGER, Mr. 
FERGUSON, Franklin, Est. 
FITZPATRICK, Annie C. 
FLANDERS, Howard 
FLENERY?, Mary 
FOLK, Wallace 
FORCE, Richard, Est. 
FOSTER, Anna M. 
Gallagher, Alice
GALLAGHER, Margaret 
GLACE, Ellen T.
GASKILL, Caleb, Est. 
GAUNTT, Franklin M.D. 
Gilbert, George
Gilpin, Ann
Grant, R.H.
Griffin, Peter
Haines, Elizabeth
Haines, Henry S.
Hancock, Andrew
Hancock, Charles B.
Hancock, Lydia A.
Harkins, Henry
Harris, Jediah
Harrison, Carter
Harrison, Elwood
Hayman, Joseph
Hays, Joseph
Hemphill, Brother ???
Hewitt, John
Hen?sel, Henry
Hill, Thomas
Horn, Charles R.
Hubbs, Elizabeth
Hubbs, Ellis S.
Jackson, Chas.
Jackson, Mary C.
Johnson, Edward
Johnson, Elizabeth
Judge, Wm. W.
Key, James
Kimball, Hutchinson
Ladine, James
Lanahan, D
Lansing, John P.
Lewis, Chas
Lewis, James C.
Lincoln, Frederick
Lippincott, James
Lowden, Harry
Lowden, W.A.
Lynn, James C.
Marlin, Rachel
McAdams, Ann
McAdams, Michael
McAdams, Samuel
McCormick, Michael
Meek, Samuel
Middleton, Thomas
Minnick, Lydia A.
Morris, Joseph W.
Murphy, ???
Myers, Anna (estate)
O, Hara, John / National Bureau of Engraving
Park, Margaret
Parker, Amy or Mary? / Pennsylvania RR Company
Parker, John
Pinfield, George M.
Pew, Benjamin
Phillips, Geo. S.
Powell, Chas. M.
Purdy, George
Ragers, Wm.
Rambo, John
Read, Frederick
Richardson, Emily
Riley, Ann
Rink, Wm.
Roberts, Ellen E.
Rourke, John H.
Ryan, Dennis
Ryan, Alice M.
Ryan, Thomas M.
Samson, Rebecca
Sayer, Paul J.
Schaffry, John
Schermerhorn, W.E.
Schooley, Philip (estate)
Schuyler, Caroline B.
Schuyler, David M.
Schuyler, Martha
Seward, John
Shaw, Elizabeth
Shedaker, Anna M.
Shedaker, Leander
Shelly, Mary
Shemelia, Joseph
Shinn, Mary C.
Shipley, A.B.
Sinclair, Wm. R.
Sisom, Anna K.
Sisom, Nathan
Sison, Thomas
Sleeper, R.S.
Sloan, Mary
Smith, Samuel
Smith, Sarah
Southgate and Ha?n?s
Spencer, Patience
Spick, W.
Stanfield, Mary
Stewart, Ann
S?eid?, W.H.R.
Stowell, Chas. S.
Sullivan, Ellen
Sullivan, John
Sullivan, Mary
Suthphin, W.K.
Taylor, Eliza
Taylor, Jediah
Taylor, Sarah
Tichernor, Geo. W.
Tindall, Charles M.
Tomlinson, Sarah E.
Tucker, Geo. W.D.
Vansciver, David, Est.
Vansciver, John A.
Vansciver Mary
Veasey, John H.
Vincent, Thomas, Est.
Voorhees, Burden M.
Voorhees, Hannah
Walton, Henry C.
Ward, John
Warner, Hezekiah
Warner, Wilbur
Webber, Ernest
Weldon, Edward
Wells, W.M., Trustee
West, Benjamin
West, Maggie
Wetherill, S.G.
Whimley, Samuel
Whitney, Ella
Wiley, John
Williams, Rosanna
Wilson, Joseph
Woodington, Margaret
Woodland, Joseph, Est.
Woodmansee, H.M.
Worthington, R.M.
Wright, Saltie? B.

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