TAXABLES
\tˈaksəbə͡lz], \tˈaksəbəlz], \t_ˈa_k_s_ə_b_əl_z]\
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in the Southern colonies, meant persons upon whom a poll-tax was paid (called tithables in Virginia). In Maryland, for instance, taxables included all males and all female slaves of sixteen years or more, excepting beneficed clergymen of the Church of England, paupers and disabled slaves.
By John Franklin Jameson
