Skattegard?

[LED]

Does anyone know the meaning of the word Skattegard? My grandfather's confirmation record form 1909 refers to his parents being from Horsett Skattegard. It appears to me to be the name of my great-grandparent's farm. Although I don't understand the Skatte. I translate it as Money-Farm. The same document makes reference to a date in 1961 when my granfather was 66 years old.

[Olle Elm]

A skattegård was a farm(=gård) where the farmers owned their own land and paid tax (=skatt) to the crown. (=skatt[e]gård)

[Hans Högman]

Skattegård has to do with the type of ownership of the land.
 
Ownership of land is quite complex and not easy to explain.  
Basically there were three types of land:  
 
- Land owned by the nobility (frälsejord - Noble land)  
- Land owned by the Crown (kronojord - Crown land)  
- Land owned by the farmers (skattejord - Taxed land)  
 
Farmers on frälsejord (noble land) paid their taxes to the nobility. Farmers on kronojord (Crown land) and skattejord (taxed land) paid their taxes to the Crown.  
The farmers on kronojord were called kronobönder (Crown farmers), farmers on skattejord were called skattebönder (Tax farmers) and farmers on frälsejord were called frälsebönder (farmers of the nobility).  
 
Hans

[Carolyn Johnson Eccles]

Would all 3 of these farms be listed in the Mantal records?