Tax: First Assessment of 1814 for Shade Township Copyright © 1998 by Leroy V. Baldwin (lbwitchdoc@aol.com). This copy contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives. USGENWEB NOTICE: Printing this file by non-commercial individuals and libraries is encouraged, as long as all notices and submitter information is included. Any other use, including copying files to other sites requires any other sites. We encourage links to the state and county table of contents. _________________________________________________________________ 1814 Assessment List The first assessment for Shade Township, after its organization 1814, was made by Samuel Galbraith, acting assessor by of the court. The list contained the names of the taxables, together with their occupations: Baker and brother, sawmill and gristmill Brollier,carpenter Buchanan,farmer Clark, farmer Frye, distiller and 271 acres of land Gahagen, sawmill and gristmill Galbraith, farmer Gibler, farmer soob Helnan, blacksmith Helnan, blacksmith Helman, weaver Lambert, gristmill and sawmill Lambert, sawmill and 1,146 acres of land Lape, sawmill Ling, distiller and 251 acres of land Moses, farmer Perkepile (Berkebile), tavern keeper Perkepile (Berkebile), farmer Perkepile (Berkebile), farmer Ho&nan, Philip Hoflman, Jacob Kerrar, Gasper Lambert, John---weaver Lambert, George-sawmill Miller, Christian Miller, William Moses, Jacob Perkepile, William Perkepile, Jacob Perkepile, Adam Perkepile, George Peterman, Michael Powell, Widow Ripple, Michael Ringlet, Sepe Ripple, John Reel, Mathias Sarver, Jonothan--blacksmith Stotler, Emanuel--tavern Stotler, Samuel--sawmill Stotler, John--tavern Stotler, David Sarver, Daniel--tavern Specht, Christopher Specht, Andrew-- gristmill & sawmill Specht, David Stonier, George Vickroy, Thomas--furnace Wible, John Waggoner, Michael--still Wilt, John Wolford, Michael Brollier, Jacob--carpenter Buchanan, William Those whose occupations are not listed here are considered as farmers.