Tax book for Chestnut, Walnut and Lower Delaware Wards, Philadelphia, April 1767. 1767

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Tax book for Chestnut, Walnut and Lower Delaware Wards, Philadelphia, April 1767. 1767

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This volume is the tax book of William Savery, an overseer of the poor, for collecting the poor tax in Philadelphia.

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