*A law of 1801 exempted free males over the age of fifty, and in 1817 the upper age limit was lowered to forty-five. A state constitutional ammendment of 1835 permanently established taxable age:

All free males over the age of twenty-one years, and under the age of forty-five years, and and all slaves over the age of twelve years, and no other person shall be subject to such tax; provided that nothing herein contained shall prevent exemptions of taxable polls as heretofore prescribed by law in cases of bodily infirmity.

                    Land    Valuation   Poll  Lotts  Stores  Houses

Capt. Allen's       17511     14004      58

Capt. Carker's      18453     31956     120     2

Capt. Curlee's      28746     22562     106      

Capt. Beverly's     18191     28176     137     3

Capt. Hough's       211741/2  39481     154     1 

Capt. Lanier's      25380     56428     203                   1 

Capt. Meadow's      20537     26748      99

Capt. Pratt's       27763     44948     271    46      1

Capt. Poe's         21844     16346      79

Capt. Sinclair's    29268     340591/2  168 

Capt. Staton's      11855     14986      48 

Capt. Smith's       15650     36250      97

Capt. Vann's        18352     23862      64

Capt. White's       24648     24998     114 

Capt. Joseph White's12132     22234      87

Capt. William's     95691/2   20182      73
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Total-           3210741/2  4571501/2  1869    52     1      1
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*NORTH CAROLINA RESEARCH: GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORY, Second Edition.  
Edited by Helen F. M. Leary., C.G., F.A.S.G.  
North Carolina Genealogical Society, Raleigh, 1996.




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