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Catchpole

Catchpole is a surname and type of tax collector in medieval England. It is a combination of Old English (cace-, catch) and medieval Latin (pullus, a chick) and derives from the idea that people who owed tax were as difficult to catch as farmyard hens. The Catchpole name is from Dorset, southern England.

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Catchpole

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples14
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Catchpole

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related to Notable bearers · 10
Catchpole → American, Australia, Australian, Brent Catchpole, British, British Paralympic, English, James MorrisonJordan Catchpole, Morrison Catchpole, New Zealand
related to In fiction · 3
Catchpole → British, Eric Catchpole, Lovejoy
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Catchpole → surname and type of tax collector in medieval England

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tax medieval england using english people name surname dorset bailiff type collector combination old cace- catch latin pullus chick derives

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Catchpoleis asurname and type of tax collector in medieval England0.90text
Catchpolerelated to In fictionEric Catchpole0.60section
Catchpolerelated to In fictionBritish0.60section
Catchpolerelated to In fictionLovejoy0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersBrent Catchpole0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersNew Zealand0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersBritish0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersAustralian0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersMorrison Catchpole0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersEnglish0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersJames MorrisonJordan Catchpole0.60section
Catchpolerelated to Notable bearersBritish Paralympic0.60section

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