Accounts of town assessors and commissioners of taxes, 1799-1801.

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Accounts of town assessors and commissioners of taxes, 1799-1801.

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This series consists of accounts of the number of days spent in assessing lands, preparing lists of assessments, hearing appeals, equalizing the assessments, and preparing the final rolls, with affidavits of justices of the peace stating that the work was "actually and diligently" performed.

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New York State Archives

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New York (State). Dept. of Audit and Control.

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