DSpace Collection: Datasets for Newark, Delaware (1800-1930)
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1885 Street Directory - Newark, DE
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Title: 1885 Street Directory - Newark, DE
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<br/>Editors: Stevens, Richard E.1866 Internal Revenue Assessment - Newark, DE
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Title: 1866 Internal Revenue Assessment - Newark, DE
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<br/>Editors: Stevens, Richard E.
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<br/>Description: In 1862 a tax was enacted through an Executive Order on Aug 11, 1862 in order "to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government and to pay interest on the Public Debt". Individuals with an income of over $600 were liable to be taxed. In addition, stamp taxes were assessed for various types of business licenses. Finally, there were taxes assessed on various enumerated items. The following list shows this data, for the residents of Newark in 1866.1865 Internal Revenue Assessment - Newark, DE
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Title: 1865 Internal Revenue Assessment - Newark, DE
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<br/>Editors: Stevens, Richard E.
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<br/>Description: In 1862 a tax was enacted through an Executive Order on Aug 11, 1862 in order "to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government and to pay interest on the Public Debt". Individuals with an income of over $600 were liable to be taxed. In addition, stamp taxes were assessed for various types of business licenses. Finally, there were taxes assessed on various enumerated items. The following list shows this data, for the residents of Newark in 1865.1864 Internal Revenue Assessment - Newark, DE
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Title: 1864 Internal Revenue Assessment - Newark, DE
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<br/>Editors: Stevens, Richard E.
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<br/>Description: In 1862 a tax was enacted through an Executive Order on Aug 11, 1862 in order "to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government and to pay interest on the Public Debt". Individuals with an income of over $600 were liable to be taxed. In addition, stamp taxes were assessed for various types of business licenses. Finally, there were taxes assessed on various enumerated items. The following list shows this data, for the residents of Newark in 1864.