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Tax Payers of Dover Township paying a tax of $40.00 and over

from the New Jersey Courier 11 Oct 1866

Transcribed by Betty Grant




Anderson

Moses
(estate of)

65.01

Applegate

S.C.

  57.43

Applegate

T.S.

122.56

Applegate

L.

185.76

Applegate

J.L.

  79.15

Applegate

John

60.15

Applegate

William

60.15

Applegate

J.H.

99.88

Allen

E.
(estate of)

   91.38

Allen

Isaac

   52.38

Aumack

B.F.

 187.60


Aumack

S.S.

180.51

Austin

Joseph

81.60

Aumack

E.R.

 119.89

Bailey

G.S.
(estate of)

215.24

Bills

C.W.
(estate of)

46.45

Brinley

Edward

76.15

 

Bricksburg
Land & Improvement Co.

213.22

Bunnell

C.F.

  63.90

Beatty

Samuel

212.20

Breckenridge

G.

  88.13

Brick

J.K.

 91.33

Bixby

F.W.

 91.35

Bailey

Samuel

 61.92

Beach

Moses
W.

 45.69

Black


C.W.

 45.69

Chetwood

F.B.

 182.70

 

Cowdrick
& Cook           


167.53

Cook

James

164.43

Cook

B.C.

111.65

Cowperthwaite

G.W.

223,87

Chambers

J.T.

  83.01

Chadwick

William

  56.31

Crawford

W.

  63.54

Cook

Robert

  49.69

Conover

G.S.

  41.08

 

Conover
& Higgins

121.81

 

Davis
& Trowbridge

  69.90

Dunham

H.M.

182.10

Davis

I.
(estate of)

  45.69

Edwards

A.

  42.36

Emson

Eph.P.

  42.64

 

Edwards,
Emery & Co

  49.15

 

Falkingburg,
Bower & Co

161.35

Grant

Joel

  54.93

Grant

Caleb

179.05

Gobel

J.T.

  41.65

Gulick

John
H.

103.51

Grant

Amos

  53.87

Giberson

G.W.

380.77

Grant

Capt.
J.

  92.87

Gravatt

George

  41.58

Gowdy

J.G.

  51.74

Gilford

T.B.

  87.17

 

Hadley
& Davis

  61.32

Hiers

Gilbert
W.

  42.33

Irons

B.L.

  68.47

Irons

A.B.

121.53

Irons

Miller

  42.33

Irons

John
C.

  63.49

Irons

John
H.

  93.18

Irons

William
G.

  41.08

 

Irons,  A M & K

  52.31

Jeffrey

William

  44.12

James

W.I.

  60.87

Jackson

Edwin

  41.52

James

James
S.

  41.07

Johnson

James

  48.22

Johnson

John,
jr.

  55.25

Joy

Dr.

  65.19

Lane

Lewis

  57.75

Letts

A.

  57.86

Low

William
A.

191.28

 

Middlebrook
& Price

  76.15

 

McKean
& Potter

  53.30

Oakerson

P.

  57.51

Parson

S.B.

108.62

Perdunn

David

  47.20

Potter

Reuben

315.71

Potter

Phineas

  44.23

Rogers

D.S.

  47.20

Ross

J.H.

  53.70

Rodgers

Jesse,
jr.

  59.79

Rogers

S.T.

  43.37

Robinson

James

  53.35

Robbins

C.
(estate of)

  83.77

 

Reynolds
& Williams

  45.69

 

Rutherford
& Tricknor

274.14

Stratton

Francis

  47.97

Stout

Garrett

  88.18

Stanton

A.P.

 1297.55

Smock

Andrew

  99.79

Schofield

A.

  42.18

Shreve

S.H.

  90.38

Seabring

Catherine

 363.11

 

Scofield
& Hult

152.30

Tilton

R.
(estate of)

119.50

Wilbert

J.D.

  53.17

Woolcott

A.M.

  78.46

 

Non Residents

 

Hill

W.B.

  53.31

Williams

D.S.

  53.31

Holmes

Joseph

100.63

Falkinburg

A.

100.53

Location: Toms River, NJ, USA

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