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18th Century Tax (General Information) With very few exceptions, Chester County Archives (CCA) has all the surviving 18th century Chester County tax records. Records are extant for 1715, 17181740,

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1. Individuals who lived in the 18th century and were subject to taxation by the relevant governing authority.
2. Property owners, business owners, and individuals with varying sources of income who were required to report and pay taxes during this time period.
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