It was reported that John may have imposed a tallage upon Jews in 1210 to the extent of 60,000 marks (£40,000). There are likewise records of tallages under Henry III of 4,000 marks (1225) and 5,000 marks (1270). Important tallages were made by Edward I in the second, third and fourth years (£1,000), and in the fifth year (25,000 marks), of his reign. These taxes were in addition to the various claims which were made upon Jews for relief, wardship, marriage, fines, law-proceedings, debts, licenses, amercements etc. and which Jews paid to the English exchequer, like other English subjects.
it was reported that john may have imposed a tallage upon jews in 1210 to the extent of 60000 marks (£40000) !there are likewise records of tallages under henry iii of 4000 marks (1225) and 5000 marks (1270) important tallages were made by edward i in the second third and fourth years (£1000) and in the fifth year (25000 marks) of his reign these taxes were in addition to the various claims which were made upon jews for relief wardship .marriage fines law-proceedings debts licenses amercements etc and which jews paid to the english exchequer like other english subjects