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This page shows the names and amounts of the BRIXHAM LAY SUBSIDY of 1332. Selected surviving records from the early medieval period have been transcribed by our members for inclusion in our members' library. This is a tax record, resulting from a parliamentary grant to the crown of a fifteenth of the assessed value of rural tithings and villages - including Brixham parish - and a tenth of the assessed value of town boroughs and ancient royal property. Movable wealth worth less than 10 shillings was exempt in rural areas (less than 6 shillings in urban areas). Riding horses, tools, household goods, and food was exempt, but domestic animals and crops were assessed.
Ivo de Fisshacre [Coleton Fishacre] 2s Clar by Southedoune [Southdown] 2s John Umfray 2s
Peter Mayster 18d John Red 18d
William Brand de Hoo 12d Richard Charles 12d Walter Dounyng [Downing] 12d Nicholas Foterel 12d John atte Hille 12d Stephen Lighe 12d Peter Love 12d Robert de Notteputte 12d John Page 12d Richard Pollard 12d William Pors 12d Walter Ray 12d Roger Shil 12d Luke by Southedon 12d
William Cole 8d Sybil atte Forde 8d Richard Fossyng 8d
Nicholas Love 8d John atte Nasse [Noss] 12d
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