Gield?

[Scott Johnson]

Here are two snippets from page 103 of the marriage register from Våmb socken, 1732 and 1737.

The final word in each, after Falköping and Broddetorp, is "gield."

I assume the word is now spelled "gäld," but if so, what does it mean? I can't find anything in SAOB that seems to apply.

RiksArkivet: https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0053405_00034#?c=&m=&s=&cv=33&xywh=2776%2C132%2C6568%2C3566

ArkivDigital (better image): https://app.arkivdigital.se/volume/v25845?image=31

[KG Hammarlund]

"Gäld" can often be translated to tax or tribute or debt, but in this case "gield" means "gäll" (modern spelling) = parish.
https://svenska.se/saob/?id=G_1565-0052.6lPC&pz=3

[Scott Johnson]

Thank you, KG. I knew I was overlooking something.