By this time, tax was only payable by the residents in each Manor who owned higher amounts of land, property or goods, so we only get to see details of a small number of tenants.  The amount charged was in proportion to the value (it appears that the first column shows the value of their property and the second column the amount of tax - for all years shown below the majority of tenants liable for any tax paid at a rate of 13.3%, though in 1624/5 those with £10 worth of land paid at 20%)  You will note that all taxes for Ravenstonedale tenants was assessed on their goods - and this was the case for most parishes in the East Ward of Westmorland with just a few exceptions in around a dozen parishes where 'Gents' and 'Esquires' were assessed on their lands.  However, in the 1625 Subsidy Roll there are also a number of Recusants who were all taxed at 8d, not on their property (in each case this was assessed as nil).  Only two parishes seemed to be affected  - Wharton and Staynmoore.  The individuals listed as recusants included both men and women - unlike all the other entries which were all male).