Documentation
See:
- Eschleman's Original paper
- Eschleman's Lists for Early Lancaster County for discussion.
- Index to Eschleman's Tax Assessment Lists for Lancaster County
- Eschleman's Tax Assessments for Pequea Township, Lancaster County, 1720-1726
- Population Volatility in Pequea Township, 1721-1726
- Population Volatility in Conestoga Township, pre-1718-1826
Data
The tax rate this year was three pence per pound valuation; and the same can be easily calculated on the above values.
This year 1720-21 Pequea township was formed out of the eastern part of Conestoga. It thus became the second
township in what is now Lancaster county.
Pequea List 1720-21. p. 170-171
| Name | Note | Valuation (Pounds)
| | John Barger | | 20
| | Joseph Roe | | 10
| | Isaac Lefever | | 80
| | Elizabeth Vinyard | | 15
| | Daniel Fierree | | 50
| | Thomas Falkner | | 40
| | Anthony Brighter | | 20
| | James Galdt | | 15
| | Robert Galdt | | 12
| | Morgan Davis | | 15
| | Benjamin Keath | | 10
| | Samuel Collins | | 10
| | James Hickman | | 40
| | John Williams | | 15
| | William Richardson | | 10
| | Philip Ferree | | 32
| | Richard Davis | | 32
| | Christian Blossom | | 10
| | John Fierree | | 40
| | John Powell | | 10
| | John Frederickfels | | 20
| | Thomas Clark | | 20
| | Joseph Ridgeway | | 10
| | Mayra Jervis | | 15
| | Daniel Cookson | for John Josling | 135
| | William Clark | | 15
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