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The City of La Crosse Assessor's Office Property Assessments, 1919-1920 collection contains one booklet outlining assessments for 1919-1920 of all real estate in the City of La Crosse, Wis.

Abstract Property tax assessments arranged chronologically; therein by legal description. The volumes include an alphabetical section of personal property tax assessment since 1865. Exact years covered are 1861, 1863, 1865, 1867-1880.The assessments contain solely total amounts due and do not separate real estate from improvement assessments, nor do the personal property assessments break out the particulars of what was being taxed. The volumes for 1861 and 1863 do not appear to include...

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Property assessments for the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin, fully covering 1930-1936; 1938 partially; 1939-1970 fully. These "workbooks" are thought to have been used by city assessors as field books. They include the real estate and improvement assessments. The year consists of four volumes (five beginning with 1950) arranged chronologically. Within the volumes the arrangement is by legal description.

Abstract Personal property tax lists & assessments for citizens, businesses and industries of the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin, covering 1913-1946; 1954-1960. It is likely that these assessment tax books were created by the assessor, and that the tax lists were kept by the treasurer’s office. Personal property does NOT include real estate.Personal property tax list totals 1866-1912 are included in the tax lists (La Crosse Series 43) but are just summaries, arranged alphabetically by...

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Property (real estate) assessments for the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin, fully covering 1919-1929. These volumes are arranged chronologically, therein by legal description.

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Record of property transactions that occured in the City of La Crosse copied by the City Assessor's Office from official transfers on file at the La Crosse County Register of Deeds. This enabled the Assessor's Office to more effectively handle assessments from annexation and other changes in property owners and market value.