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PENKRIDGE 1660-1700 : Inventories of Town Dwellers (ie without any other address) sorted into categories with each item numbered with inventory number.

The transcription of the Penkridge probate inventories was the work of an adult education class under the auspices of Keele University Department of Continuing and Professional Education, tutor, Rose Wheat.

1.Richard Barker of Penkridge, Tannor, taken by James Sowthall, John Sawyer, John Weeb, Francis Barker and John Hicken on 24 February 1659/60.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. no
First in the hall or dwelling house one longe table and one short table	00	15	00	12	1
Also five joined stooles three chairs and one cradle	00	12	00	12	1
Itm one iron grate a fire shovel & tounges pot geales & pot hookes one spit & a paire of rackes a fringe pan a paire of bellowes and a lanthorne with other small implements	00	15	00	11	1
Itm in the parlor one table and one joined forme and one Rounde table	01	00	00	12	1
Allsoe one joined Chaire 2 little chaires one stoole one joyne Bedsteds & a trundle bed with cords	01	14	08	9	1
Allsoe one feather bed one feather bolster one flocke bed and a chafe bolster tow blankettes & a coveringe with curtaines vallandes & mattes	02	10	00	9	1
Five Cushons	00	05	00	13	1
Item in the Chamber over the Parlour one joyne bedsted with cords and matts	01	00	00	9	1
Allsoe one ffetherbed one blanket and a Covering with curtaines & vallandes	02	10	00	9	1
One Linen cubbard with a cloath 4 covered stooles one cradle cloth	01	06	00	12	1
Allsoe one Joyne chaire and a cushen one greate shovel 2 straw vesselles for Corne	00	08	00	12	1
Allsoe Barley mault and blendcorne & meale	05	18	00	4b	1
Item in the chamber over the hall tow bedsteads with cords & matts	00	10	00	9	1
Allsoe one featherbed tow chaff bedes one flockebed & feather bolsters tow pillowes	02	00	00	9	1
Blanketts & coverings curtains & vallandes for one bed	01	15	00	9	1
One joyne table and tow chestes	01	06	08	12	1
One coffer and tow Boxes	00	04	06	12	1
One great cushen three twigen baskets one strawe vessel one little wheele	00	10	00	12	1
A lookinge glasse an old flockebed and a womans sadle cloath	00	06	00	14	1
Itm in the Cockloft one bedsted one featherbed one chafe bolster &a pillowe tow cloathes tow blankets one pillion	01	13	04	9	1
Allsoe one woollen sea cloath	00	14	08	13	1
One peece of new flaxen cloath one peece of new hempton one dozen of new hempton napkeninges	01	12	06	13	1
Item three peeces of new canvase cloath	00	12	00	13	1
Item hempton and canvase yarne	00	05	00	13	1
Item drest hempe in the house	00	05	00	4d	1


Item foure paire of fflaxen sheetes three paire of hempton sheetes ten table cloathes tow towels three pillow beeres tow dozen of napkins foure paire of waringe sheetes with hand towels and other Lynnens	07	02	00	13	1
Item one Brasspott one Iron pott one greate brasse kettle three Little kettles one skellet three tyn dreeping panns	01	17	00	10	1
Item nineteene great pewter dishes tenn lesser pewter dishes three pewter candlesticks tow salts tow fflagons five pottinger dishes of pewter tow chamber potts and spoones	02	07	00	10	1
Item Barrells loomes tubes pailes and all other Coopery ware	01	10	00	10	1
Item dishes trenchers and Earthen vessells	00	03	04	10	1
Item Butter cheese and Lard	02	00	00	18	1
Item Bacon and other powdered meate in the house	02	00	06	18	1
Item debts owinge by specialty Thomas Steedman the Elder Thomas Beven Thomas Beven more	42 10 00	08 12 16	00 00 00	26	1
Item debts owinge by the Booke Thomas Beven John Walker Thomas bennett William Rowlins William Kinge John Stubes Abraham woolvaston William Clarke Edward Masson	08 02 04 02 00 00 00 00 00	00 14 00 00 08 10 09 09 03	00 00 00 00 00 00 06 06 04	27	1
Item three Cowes and one Nagg	10	01	08	2a	1
Item poultry	00	03	04	2d	1
Item hey Strawe and Corne in the barne	01	10	00	4b	1
Item Corne groweinge in the grownd	01	00	00	4a	1
Item in the Tanhouse and pittes Ffower dicker of ffrym leather	34	00	00	6	1
Ffower dicker more of leather	28	00	00	6	1
Three Cutt hides	03	04	00	6	1
Sixeteen hides in the Lymes	10	08	00	6	1
Tenn white hides	01	13	04	6	1
Nyne white hides in the Lymes	01	00	00	6	1
Sixe kipps skins in the Tanhouse	01	10	00	6	1
Nyne keepes in the Lymes	01	00	00	6	1
Sixe calves skines	00	11	00	6	1
Barke	08	00	00	6	1
The millstone & the Apeltree haire hornes and all other tooles belonging to the tanhouse	01	14	00	7	1
Item one grindlestone a cheesepresse shelves benches and timber and warminge pann manure and other lomber	02	00	00	8	1

Item his waringe apparrell money in his purse one gold Ringe	11	00	00	23	1
Sum tota	236	15	10		1
Corrected total	236	13	10		1

2.Henry Duncalfe of Penkrich, yeoman, taken by Richard Collins, Robert Stevenson, John Webb, Henry Adams and Humphry Arkoll on 3 February 1661/62.

	l	s	d	Cat	Ref No.
Imps. Two Oxen	11	10	00	2a	2
Eight Cowes and one Bull	39	00	00	2a	2
Seaven Twinter bease	17	10	00	2a	2
Seaven yeare old Calves	09	06	08	2a	2
Two Sucking calves	01	00	00	2a	2
Seaven peeces of Horseflesh	24	10	00	20	2
Sheepe ffourescore & Seaven	20	00	00	2b	2
Seaven Store Swyne & one Sowe	04	00	00	2c	2
Wheate and rye in the Barne	46	13	04	4b	2
Barley in the Barne	60	00	00	4b	2
Hey and Straw in the Barnes	03	00	00	4b	2
Corne growing on the ground	18	00	00	4a	2
In the Hall or dwelling house, one Long table two Joined Formes one Skryne one Cubbard one ioyne chaire one Iron Grate a paire of tonges & a fire Shovell two paire of Bellowes	02	06	08	11/12	2
In the parlour one long table one Joyne forme four Joyne Stooles one Joyne Cubbard four ioyne covred stooles one greate twiggen chaire two other chaires Nyne [illegible]curtaines and [illegible] two bolsters & a pillow one covring and two blankets a paire of tonges one Iron grate & a paire of Bellowes	08	00	00	11/12	2
In the chamber over the parlour two tables three chaires one chest two Coffers one Joyned bedsted wth the furniture & one trundle bed two fetherbeds two bolsters wth the blankets and a covering	12	00	00	9/12	2
In the little chamber ov[e]r the house one bedsted wth a featherbed wth one bolster wth blanketts and covring one little round table and one chaire	02	10	00	9/12	2
In the little Cockloft one bedsteed wth a bed blankets & Covering one little Coffer	1	00	00	9/12	2
In the parlour over the Sell[e]r one little table one Joyne forme one Joyne bedsteed and a trundlebed one fetherbed 2 bolsters three pillows foure blankets and one chaire	05	00	00	9/12	2
In the serrt maids chamber two bedsteads one fetherbed two bosters one chaffebed wth Blanketts	02	10	00	9	2
All manner of lynnens flax hemp yarne and all other napery ware	22	05	00	13	2
All brasse and pewter	12	00	00	10	2
Rackes spits dreeping pans and all other Iron Implements in the house	2	00	00	10	2

All Brewing vessels Hogsheads Barrells and all Lumbery ware	04	00	00	10	2
Corne mault bacon Butter and cheese and other p[ro]vision in the house	13	06	08	4c	2
Barr Iron	07	00	00	14	2
Hens geese and poultry ware	01	00	00	2d	2
Carte waines plowes Harrows yoakes geeres and all other Implem[en[ts of Husbandry	06	13	04	3	2
Two leases for terme of yeares	06	13	04	24	2
Manure Ladders benches shelves dishes trenchers and all things forgot and unprized before	02	00	00	14	2
His waring apparrell and money in his purse	20	00	00	23	2
The totall sum is	384	15	00

3.Richard King of Penckrich, husbandman, taken by Thomas Dickinson and Richard Perry, on 11 April 1664.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Impmis one little table and Buffet Stool	00	03	00	12	3
Item one Chaffe Bed two old blankets one flocke Bolster one paire of Canvas Sheets	00	06	08	9	3
Itm one ffurme	00	00	03	12	3
Itm two Coffers	00	02	00	12	3
Itm one Iron Pott & 2 little kettles	00	03	06	10	3
Itm one sive and two little baskets	00	00	06	10	3
Itm Gallands	00	00	06	10	3
Itm Ticknall ware Spoones & Trenchers	00	00	06	10	3
Itm one greate wheele & 2 little wheeles	00	04	00	12	3
Itm one Backstone & Axe	00	01	06	11	3
Itm Reele	00	00	02	14	3
Itm Churne	00	00	06	3	3
Itm one ffrieinge pan and potgailes	00	03	00	10	3
Item one Grate fire shoovell & tongs	00	03	00	11	3
Itm one hanging table	00	00	06	12	3
Itm two little stooles	00	00	06	12	3
Itm two peales	00	00	06	10	3
Itm one Roleing Pin & chapping knife.	00	00	06	10	3
Itm two Venice Glasses	00	00	06	10	3
Itm in the Upper Chamber one half head Bed one truckell Bed one Whip Saw one little ffurme one Chaffe Bed and one Blankett	00	10	00	9	3
Suma Totalis	02	01	07		3

4.Anne Duncalfe of Penkrich, widow, taken by Richard Collins, William Southall, John Webb, John Deakin and Humphrey Arkoll on 3 October 1664.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imp[rim]us Corne & graine as followeth
Itm. Barley	50	00	00	4b	4
Itm. Pease and vetches	27	10	00	4b	4

Itm. Oates	04	10	00	4b	4
Itm. Blend corne	15	00	00	4b	4
Itm. Six yearling calves	10	00	00	2a	4
Itm. Tenn Cowes and a bull	34	00	00	2a	4
Itm. One yoke of Oxen	10	00	00	2a	4
Itm. Three calves	02	06	08	2a	4
Itm. Six mares and Nags	22	00	00	20	4
Itm. Swine	08	06	08	2c	4
Itm. Sheepe	05	00	00	2b	4
Itm. The profit of two Leases	20	00	00	24	4
Itm. Bees and poultry	00	13	04	2d	4
Itm. Two paire of Iron bound whels one carts body waine timber & other husbandry ware	05	00	00	3	4
Itm. Hay	09	00	00	4b	4
Itm. One Stone cisterne & other troughs and fatts	00	16	00	3	4
Itm. Two fetherbedds and 3 bolsters	02	13	04	9	4
Itm. Two chaires	00	01	04	12	4
Itm. Two brass potts and two brass kettles	00	10	00	10	4
Itm. Two Coverings	00	16	04	13	4
Itm. Thirteene pewter dishes 6 sawcers 4 counterfets 2 salts one chamberpot one Candlesticke	02	00	00	10	4
Itm. Two brasse Candlesticks	00	02	00	14	4
Itm. One set of Curtaines	00	05	00	13	4
Itm. One dozen of napkins 4 paire and a halfe of sheets one tablecloth and other napre ware	02	03	00	13	4
Itm. Hempe and fflax wooll and qurne	03	13	04	14d	4
Itm. One birding gunn	00	06	08	14	4
Itm. Three paire of fflaxen sheets two fflaxen towels foure pillow beers two dozen of flaxen napkins one flaxen table cloth & c[ur]taine peeces of new Linnen cloth	03	10	00	13	4
Itm. Bacon Butter Cheese and other p[ro]vision in the house	03	10	00	4c	4
Itm. Corne and mault in the howse	02	05	00	4a	4
Itm. Ffower new blankets and cloth for Curtaines	02	05	00	9	4
Itm. Two remnants of woollen cloth two of flaxen cloth & two of hempton	01	10	00	13	4
Itm. Her waring Apparrell and money in her purse	06	00	00	23	4
Itm. The rents and profits of the freehold Lands and Tenem[en]ts Due unto the Executors prized at	50	00	00	24	4
Itm. One wrought towel one cisterne two tin pudinge pans one frying pan & all other things unprized and forgotten prized at	01	10	00	10	4
Sum Total	307	3	8		4

5.Richard Ingram of Penckrich, shoemaker, taken by Roger Boulton, John Huntbatch and Robert Stevenson, on 31 May 1666.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imprimis. 4 Cowes	10	00	00	2a	5

Ittm. 4 Cowes more left in trust wth the Deceased for the use of John Lea sonne of Thomas Lea of Little Betton in the county of Sallup to be Deliverd to the said John when he shall attaine to the full age of 21 yeares.	11	00	00	2a	5
Ittm. 5 naggs and mares	11	10	00	20	5
Ittm. 18 ould sheepe and 4 Lambes	06	13	04	2b	5
Ittm. 4 ould swine and 7 pigges	04	04	04	2c	5
Ittm. 14 strike seednes of winter corne	05	10	00	4a	5
Ittm. 22 strike seednes barley	07	06	08	4a	5
Ittm. 22 strike seednes of payse & oates	04	00	00	4a	5
Ittm. Corne in the barne about 12 strike of Rye	01	10	00	4b	5
Ittm. Maulte and corne in the house 90 str.	10	15	00	6	5
Ittm. 44 payer of shewes in the shopp	05	00	00	6	5
Ittm. One Dossen of Childrens shewes	00	10	00	6	5
Ittm. In the shop uncut leather	01	10	00	6	5
Ittm. Lastes in the shop & working tooles	00	06	08	6	5
Ittm. In the shop booke of good & desperate Debts	30	00	00	27	5
Ittm. Onne ould wagon body & wheeles, One ould tumbrill & ould wheeles, with plowes harrowes horse geares, and all manner of wayne and plowe tymber & implements of husbandry	05	00	00	3	5
Ittm. 60 Loade of meanure and upmucks	02	10	00	3	5
Ittm. In the Dwellinge house one Longe table one side table one Iron Jacke 5 Joyned stooles 5 Cheeres and other necessaries used in the house	01	16	00	12	5
Ittm. In the Lower p[ar]lor one longe table 2 Joyned formes, one great Joyned Chest, one livery Cubbard, one Joyned bedstid,bedcords, bedmatts& one trundlebed, & 3 Cussions, one featherbed 2 boulsters, one rug, 2 blanketts with Curtens and vallents	04	07	00	9/12	5
Ittm. In the best Chamber, one longe table, one Carpett, 6 Joyned Cheeres, 5 Cushions, one Joyned stoole, one Joyned Bedstidd, one trundle bedstidd, one ffeatherbed 2 boulsters, 2 pillowes, 2 blanketts, one Rugge, with Curtens and vallents, bedcords & matts one Largelooking glass & one iron grate	09	05	00	9/12	5
Ittm. In the Inner Chamber, one table, one joined bedstidd, one Joyned Cheere, one ffeatherbed, one blanket, one coverlid, 2 boulsters, 2 curtens, & one side vallent, one bedmatt & bedcord & 2 Cushions.	03	06	04	9/12	5
Ittm. In the chamber over the house, one longe table & carpette, 2 Joyned bedstidds, one Joyned furme, 3 Cheeres, one ffeatherbed 2 boulsters, one pillowe one payer of Curtens & Vallants, one blanket, one Coveringe, one other course bed,one boulster, 2 blanketts, on e peyer of Curtens & vallants one Iron grate, ffyer shouell & tonges, bedmatts and bedcords	06	04	06	9/12	5
Ittm. In the middle Chamber, one ould table, one Joyned furme ,one coffer, one halfe headed bedstidd, one ffeatherbed 2 ffeather boulsters, 2 pillowes, one Coveringe, one blanket, one payer of curtens and vallents, a bedmatt & bedcord.	03	12	00	9/12	5
Ittm. In the Inner Chamber, one little table, one halfe headed bed stidd, one trundle bed, 2 ffeatherbeds, 3 ffeather boulsters, 2 Cov[er]inges 3 blanketts bedmatts & bedcords.	03	00	06	9	5
Ittm. In the Chamber ov[er] the Shoppe one Joyned bedstidd, 2 trundle bedstidds, one ould trunke, bedcords & matts, & one side table.	00	13	04	9	5
Ittm in the mayds Chamber, one bedstidd one ffeatherbed, one boulster, one Cov[er]inge, 2 blanketts, bedcord & matt.	01	15	10	9	5
Ittm. In the Lower p[ar]lor next the house, two bedstidds, one chest, one deske, one greate coffer, one Cubbard, 2 ffeatherbeds, 3 boulsters, 2 Cov[er]lings 3 blanketts, bedcords and bedmatts, one payer of Curtens.	04	18	04	9	5
Ittm. In the Kitchen, one brasse furnace, brasse potts, and brass kettles & possnetts used there.	07	04	00	10	5
Ittm. All Sortes of pewter	04	06	00	10	5
Ittm. One mault mill, all manor of brewinge vessells, 3 Iron Spitts, one payer of Iron Rackes, Iron Grates, ffyer Shouell, and tonnges, Dreepinge pans, pott geales, and all other necessarys either of iron or tin used in the Kitchen.	04	08	04	7	5
Ittm. In the Sellar 6 hodgsheads, 3 barrells, & two halfe hodgsheads	02	00	00	7	5
Ittm. Nappreware, 16 payer of flaxon sheets,	08	00	00	7	5
16 payer of hempton sheets	06	10	00	7	5
4 payer of canvas sheets	00	13	04	7	5
5 Dossen of flaxon napkins	02	00	00	7	5
3 Dossen & a halfe of hempton napkins	00	14	00	7	5
4 Dosse & a halfe of canvas napkins	00	05	00	7	5
16 table cloathes	02	10	00	7	5
18 pillowbeares	01	04	00	7	5
6 towells	00	03	00	7	5
Newe cloth uncutt in the house	00	10	00	6	5
Ittm. Salte meate in the house, and all manor of houseolt p[ro]vision	05	00	00	4c	5
Ittm. 6 dossen of trenchers, 4 pailes, and all other necessarys, & Lumber either greate or small not praised before used in house keepinge	01	00	00	7	5
Ittm. His wareing apparel and Readdy money in his purse	06	13	04	23	5
Totall sume is	209	05	10		5

6. William Brooke of Wood field in the parish of Penkridge, tailor, taken by Sampson Turner, John Goodall and Thomas Rutter on 9 June 1670.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref .No.
Imprimis two cowes	05	05	00	2a	6
Item One yearlinge heffer and one calfe	02	00	00	2a	6
Item. Two mares one nagg and one twinter coult	05	10	00	20	6
Item. Twentie sheepe & ten lambes	05	10	00	2b	6

Item. Two swine	00	08	00	2c	6
Item. One peece of corne upon the commones upon the Pinfould banke neire to much of the lane	15	00	00	4a	6
Item. Corne upon the ground in the fields &backside beinge barley and peze	01	13	04	4a	6
Item. One cart one plow horse gears & other impleyments of husbandry wares & one pare of harrowes	01	12	00	3	6
Item. One cheese presse & one planke two ladders in the barne & two little stone troughes	00	03	00	3	6
Item. Goodes in the house one table board a forme and one cubbart	00	12	00	12	6
Item. Two Joynd stooles three cheares w[I]th other stools & one forme one little fallinge table	00	05	00	12	6
Item. Three shilfes	00	00	06	12	6
Item. The potgoales laundiron fire shovels & Tounges & other ironware & one pare of bellowes	00	03	06	11	6
Item. Two brass pots three kettles & all the other brass & pewter in the house	02	00	00	10	6
Item. One iron pott	00	05	00	10	6
In the parlor
Item. One joined bedsteads one other bedsteed one chest	01	04	00	9	6
Item. Two boxes & one coffer	00	02	00	12	6
Item. One ffetherbed one boulster one chaffe bed one coverlet with blankets 7 pillowes to the same belonginge	02	07	00	9	6
In the chamber over the house
One bedsteede one chest one coffer one cradle & some cubbart loosebordes	00	12	00	9	6
In the chamber over the parlor
One little table one box two barrels one letchell & other imployments there	00	10	00	12	6
Item. Foure pare of sheetes two table cloathes foure napkins & all other napery ware	00	16	00	13	6
Item. One mattock one p[ ] hook one sadle & other imployments there	00	03	00	21	6
Item. One winnowinge sheete yarne and towe in the house	00	05	00	13	6
Item. One halfe strike and some old sackes	00	01	06	14	6
Item. One kimnell one churne tubs peales & other wooden ware.	00	17	00	10	6
Item. One pare of bedsides & other imployments	00	01	06	9	6
In the buttery. One barrel & one loome & other wooden ware with seane potts & milk pans & other imployments there	00	06	00	10	6
Item. Six geese three ducks & other poultery	00	06	00	2d	6
Item. All his wearinge apparrell & money in his purse	00	10	00	23	6
Item. Chattells Reall one lease of his house with Thappurtenance	22	00	00	24	6
Item. Teyth belonginge to him	26	00	00	24	6

The sume	86	08	04		6
Corrected total	96	08	04		6

7. William Hadley of Penckrich, husbandman, taken by Thomas Ley, John Hadley and John Haddersich on 21 January 1673/74

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imprimis. Three nags and one mare	06	00	00	20	7
Item. One cowe and one heifer apprized at	04	00	00	2a	7
Item. One swine all hoggs & poultry apprised at	01	00	00	2d	7
Item. Hay and fitches apprised at	04	10	00	4b	7
Item. Corne in the house & barne apprized at	16	00	00	4b	7
Item. Goods in the parlour vizt one fetherbed one flockbed with the bedstids blankets Covrerlidds & app[ur]ttences belonging one Cupboard three coffers and one planck apprized at	02	00	00	9/12	7
Item. Goods in the dwelling house vizt. One table board, one Cupboard, one Cheire, with the benches & boards apprized at	00	10	00	12	7
Item. Brasse and pewter apprized at	03	00	00	10	7
Item. One firegrate with tongues, fireshovel broach & other Ironware apprized at	00	04	00	11	7
Item. One Carte, one plowe, geares harrowes and husbandryware apprized at	04	00	00	3	7
Item. One Kymnell and all barrells pailes and other woodenware apprized at	01	00	00	10	7
Item. In the chamber vizt. One fetherbed two flockbeds with the bedstidds blankets cov[er]lids & app[er]tences thereto belonging, and one chest, three coffers two straw measures, one wheele and all other wooden ware & goods in the Chambers apprized at	02	01	00	9/12	7
Item. Linen Woole and Toe apprized at	01	10	00	13	7
Item. Manure apprized at	01	00	00	3	7
Item. Money in his purse, depts oweing and wareing apparel apprized at	04	00	00	23	7
Item. All other things not afore valued or named apprized at	01	05	00	14	7
Sume	52	00	00		7

8. Nathaniel Hinde, of Penckridg, Clerk, taken by Henry Yate and John Hathersich, on 3 January 1673/4.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imprimis. In the Kitchen; 3 dozen of pewter dishes, with other pewter goods	07	15	06	10	8
Brass pans, potts, furnice and other brass things	10	03	00	10	8
Wracks, cobbards, spits, dreeping pans, fire shovels, Tounges and other such like Iron Ware	03	04	00	10/11	8
One table, fourmes, chaires, stooles and other such things	01	00	00	12	8
In the Hall. A Table, screene, fourmes and Chaires.	01	10	00	12	8

In the parlour. One Table, one side Cupboard, stooles, chaires, and Carpetts and such like things	04	10	00	12	8
In the Buttery:: one table, one safe,one Glass=Case, Hodgheads, and Barrells trenchers, and other Coopery Ware	04	07	00	12	8
In the Buttery Chamber: one bed and furniture there unto belonging; with Coffers, Boxes, Trunckes, & desks, and other Goodes there.	06	05	00	9/12	8
In the Chamber over the parlour- A Bed with theire appurtenances one Hanging press, one chest, one side cupboard, boxes, and trunckes, and another suite of hanging for beds.	09	00	00	9/12	8
In the best Chamber. One bed with the Furniture there unto belonging, Stooles, Chaires, one side table, one Bason & ure and one looking-glass	12	19	06	9/12	8
In the Chamber over the Hall. Two Beds with the appurtenances; Coffers and other Goods there	04	17	00	9/12	8
Foure & twenty p[are] of sheets, twenty dozen of Napkins and other linnens	17	00	00	13	8
In the store Chamber. Weate, Munckorn Barley and mault flax and yarn and provision	21	00	00	18	8
Two silver cups and other plate	07	00	00	16	8
Shelves, Benches, and such like things in all the roomes in the house	01	10	00	12	8
Bookes in the studdy	30	00	00	14	8
Eleven Sheep	01	10	00	2b	8
One Lease of a Tenement	10	00	00	24
In Money	37	00	00	23	8
The Wearing apparel of the defunct	10	00	00	22	8
And all other things within the house and without Which are not here expressed	00	05	00	14	8
Sum Totalis	200	16	0		8

9. Thomas Masefen of Penckrich, dyer, taken by William Southall, Thomas Collins and George Ward on 7 June 1675.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imprimis two Cowes one mare and one Colt	07	10	00	20	9
Item. One table board and one forme	00	08	00	12	9
Item. Three Cheares, two stooles & one dresse board	00	03	00	12	9
Item. Tubs barrels kimnell brewing lewme, pailes & wooden ware	01	07	00	10	9
Item. Broach & cobbeards, one grate with fire shovel tongues bellowes and frying pan	00	06	00	11	9
Item. Pewter	01	00	00	10	9
Item. Linens and napery ware	01	10	00	13	9
Item. One Iron morter & one Iron kettle	00	02	06	10	9
Item. One pan, two potts and five brasse kettles	02	00	00	10	9
Item. Bacon, beefe, butter & cheese	02	10	00	4c	9
Item. One standing bed & bedding thereto belonging	01	10	00	9	9
Item. One half headed bed with the fetherbed Coverlid & two blankets bolsters & a pp[urt]ences	02	10	00	9	9

Item. One Tableboard, three stooles and two coffers	00	13	00	12	9
Item. One Joyned presse and one boxe	00	10	00	12	9
Item. Two plaine beds wth flockbeds blankets bolsters & app[urt]ences	01	00	00	9	9
Item. Witches & Lumber goods	00	05	00	14	9
Item. Malt and Corne	01	00	00	18	9
Item. One spinning wheele	00	01	00	7	9
Item. Shoppe tooles	02	00	00	7	9
Item. Loose wast timber	00	05	00	14	9
Item. Depts oweing	05	00	00	27	9
Item. Apparell & money in purse	02	10	00	23	9
Item. Things not before apprized	00	10	00	14	9
Sum Total	34	10	06		9

10. Thomas Dickinson , of Penkridge,taken by John Hicken, Jo. Grately, John Iremonger and Tho: Bennet on 22 November 1675.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imprimis. One Joyne bed with bedsteads in ye farth[er] parlo[r]	01	10	00	9	10
One table, a fforme, a Cobbart, & a Coffer etc	01	00	00	12	10
One bed with bedsteads etc	01	00	00	9	10
In ye little Parlo[r]
One table	00	05	00	12	10
In ye Chamber
Two Chests one coffer, one table, two bedsteads, one bed with other things	01	10	00	9/12	10
Seven pare of sheetes, one dozen of Napkins	00	15	00	9	10
One Carte rope	00	02	00	3	10
In ye buttery
4 flaggons, 8 pewter dishes	01	00	00	10	10
One brasse pott, one dreeping pan, two kettle, one Iron pott, one warmeing pan	02	00	00	10	10
Two barrels, one loome, two pailes, two wheeles with old wooden ware	00	12	00	10	10
In ye house
One table, one forme, two Chares	01	00	00	12	10
One cisterne of stone	00	05	00	14	10
Two swine	01	00	00	2c	10
Two mares	02	00	00	20	10
One old cart, one plow,& other husbandry wares, horse harness	00	10	00	3	10
Total	14	09	00		10

11. John Bankes, yeoman, taken by William Iremonger and Francis Mountford 30 May 1676.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the parlour
A table	00	13	00	12	11

2 formes	00	03	00	12	11
8 cheirs	00	02	08	12	11
A Carpett and Curtains	00	09	00	13	11
2 Curtain rods	00	00	06	14	11
In the chamber over the house
A Bed, bedsteads featherbed and Coverlaide	01	10	00	9	11
2 beds, bedsteads, coverlaids & all other things belonging	01	10	00	9	11
1 Coffer and three boxes att	00	07	00	12	11
2 Cheires att	00	00	08	12	11
In the Chamber over the Parler
1 Bed, be[d]steads Trucklebed valens, Coverlaids and all things belonging	04	05	00	9	11
A Table a carpet and 6 cheires	00	10	00	12	11
A Land Iron	00	02	00	11	11
In the house
A Sadle	00	02	06	21	11
1 chafeing & Bellowes	00	02	00	11	11
A Jack	00	07	00	10	11
Lawnd Iron, tongues and fier shovels	00	14	00	11	11
2 cleavers, flesh forke and pott geles	00	02	00	10	11
1 skreen and a bacon frame	00	07	00	10	11
4 cheirs	00	02	00	12	11
A Brass bench, a Glass case and a baskett	00	04	00	12	11
2 guns, 6 flagons	00	16	00	10	11
3 chamber potts and 6 porrenger dishes att	00	06	00	10	11
2 Candlestiks att	00	01	06	14	11
1 Tin Candlestick, a tin cover, a dreeping pan, a tin melter	00	02	00	10	11
15 pewter dishes and other pewter things	03	00	00	10	11
2 warming pans & a frying pan	00	10	00	10	11
2 Little tables	00	02	00	12	11
3 Curtains 1 cradle cloth	00	02	06	13	11
Chamber over the shop
2 beds, bedsteds, Rugg, Coverlaids and all things belonging and a table	04	10	00	9/12	11
Chamber over the buttery
Bedsteds 2 tubbs 1 barrell	00	03	00	9	11
A Saw a drawing knife, a tubb and a peale	00	02	00	10	11
In the Buttery
A p[ar] of Cobbetts	00	05	00	10	11
2 potts and 2 kettles	00	12	00	10	11
In the celler
3 old barrels, 1 hogghead, and a tun dish	00	09	00	10	11
A peale	00	01	06	10	11
In the Kitchen
2 Kimnells and 2 brewing tubs	00	09	00	10	11
1 furnace att	00	10	00	10	11
In the shop
5 cheirs	00	02	06	12	11
6 Cushions att	00	02	00	13	11

2 tables	00	05	00	12	11
1 Looking Glass and Basons	00	05	00	14	11
1 Table Cloth and 12 napkins att	00	07	00	13	11
Glasses, Cans, trenchers, and other small things	00	02	06	14	11
The sum totall	24	18	10		11
The money that John Banks owed before he died
To Elezabeth Tomlison	05	00	00	28	11
To William Sare	04	00	00	28	11
To John Hicken	04	04	00	28	11
To ffrancis Wooley	02	04	00	28	11
To Christopher Robinson	01	00	00	28	11
To Henery Yate	02	02	00	28	11
To John Phillips	01	00	00	28	11
To William Underwood	00	06	00	28	11
The sum total	19	16	00		11

12. Thomas Clarke, of Penckridge, taken by Thomas Hickin and Paul Yate on 15 June 1678.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
1 Table Boarde att	00	05	00	12	12
1 Little Table att	00	04	00	12	12
2 Beds att	02	00	00	9	12
10 Pewter Dishes att	00	08	00	10	12
1 Warming pan	00	01	00	14	12
2 Cheeres att	00	02	00	12	12
3 Buffettes Stooles att	00	02	00	12	12
1 Brass Pott att	00	06	00	10	12
1 Kettle att	00	01	00	10	12
1 Hogshead att	00	02	06	10	12
1 Kimble	00	02	06	10	12
1 Wheele att	00	02	00	12	12
2 Coffers att	00	04	00	12	12
The Reversion of a Lease	10	00	00	24	12
1 Chest att	00	06	00	12	12
1 p[air] of Bellowes in the shopp	00	10	00	7	12
1 Vice att	00	05	00	7	12
And all other goods not here mentioned	00	01	00	14	12
The sum is	16	02	00		12
Corrected total	15	02	00		12

13. Alice Cresswell,of Penckrich, widow, taken by William Southall and Francis Mountford on 10 July 1680.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imprimis. Depts oweing by specialty	25	18	00	26	13
It. Money in her purse & possession	03	11	00	23	13
It. Linen & napery ware	03	00	00	13	13
It. One plaine bedd with a fetherbed one Chaffe bed eight blankes with pillows and appurtences	02	09	06	9	13
It. One coffer and two boxes	00	12	00	12	13
It. Brasse and pewter	01	15	00	10	13
It. Copboards broaches & other Iron and fire goods	00	06	00	11	13
It. Two cheares, one Candlestick, with trenchers spoones & other small goods	00	03	08	12	13
It. Waring apparell	01	00	00	22	13
It. Goods not before valued apprised at	00	01	00	14	13
Sume	38	16	02		13

14. William Tonkes, blacksmith, of Penckrich, taken by Thomas Tunckes, James Lunne and Edward Reade on 12 October 1681.

		l	s	d		Cat.	Ref. No.
In the house place
One longe table bord and furmes and one little table borde 2 chaires and one stoole		00	18	00		12	14
One duzen of pewter dishes greate and small 2 greate flagons and 6 little ones 3 plates 2 other small dishes and bason and halfe a dussen porringers and halfe a dussen little saucers and 3 puter chamber potts 3 candlesticks and 5 Saltcellers one tankard one puter cup and a brandy pott and 2 dussen and a halfe of puter spoones and a strongwater bottle		01	13	06		10	14
One fyregrate fyre shoole and tungs 2 spitts 3 forkes 2 basting spoones 2 choping knives 3 paire of pott hookes 5 smoothing Irons 2 pestills 2 frying pans 2 paire of pott gailes one paire of bellows and sault cofer and brass candlestick and five plate and cole hatchit		00	16	00		10/11	14
In the kitchin
3 brass Potts 5 kettles greate and small one posnitt one maslin kettle and a skimmer one Brass Pan 2 Iron Potts one furnice one skellett one little brass morter		02	11	03		10	14
Two tinpans & a cover 1 lanthorne one serch one hare sive a strike and halfe strikes one peck one Greet kimnill one churne 3 pailes 2 piggins trenchers ticknall ware and other Lumber		00	14	06		10	14
In the Parler
One table and one furme		00	08	00		12	14
2 skreenes and 2 presses		00	14	00		12	14
One Bedstid Curtins and valands and a fetherbed wth the Coverlet & blankats		01	10	00		9	14
One looking glass and a dussen cushions and his byble		00	06	06		14	14
One Warming pan		00	02	00		14	14
In the Chamber over the house place
One bedstid curtins and valands 2 fetherbedd pillows & bolsters belonging to ym 2 covering 2 blankits		02	10	00		9	14
One Round table one Joynd chaire 3 buffet stooles one cofer one deske		00	17	00		12	14
Mault corne butter & cheese & baken		01	04	00		18	14
In the Chamber over the Parler
2 fetherbeds 1 Covering 5 blankits and 3 pare of bedstids 2 pare of curtins & valants		03	00	00		9	14
One Chast 2 chaires one of them a ioynd chaire one cofer		00	15	00		12	14
In the chamber over the Shop
One Table bord and a furme		00	06	06		12	14
One bed and bolster bedstid wth curtins and valands 2 blankits & a covering		01	06	08		9	14
2 cofers and one ioynd chaire		00	05	06		12	14
19 pare of sheets course and fine 2 tableclothes 5 pillowbers 3 dussen of napkins		05	05	00		13	14
In the Celler
4 Barrills 3 tubs or loomes 2 furmes 3 tressells & other household stuff		01	00	00		12	14
In the Chamber over the Kitchin
One table one corne cofer a little cofer a spinning wheele Spades Pikforkes & sevrall implemts of husbandry and utensils for the house		00	13	04		12	14
In the Barne
Barley and oats and hay		?	10	00		4b	14
One Cow		01	15	00		2a	14
A horse bridle & saddle		01	00	00		21	14
Sawed Timber		00	10	00		14	14
Coales		01	10	00		6	14
One swyne		00	13	04		2c	14
One carte		01	00	00		3	14
One wheelebarrow and a stone trough		00	03	00		3	14
One crabmill and the press		02	00	00		3	14
In the shop
One pare of bellows one anvell Vice Iron and other tooles belonging to his trade		04	00	00		7	14
Wearing aparrell and money in his poket		01	00	00		23	14
One ladder and all other utensils wtsoever not befor appazed		00	06	08		14	14
Total	?	44	14	09	?		14

15. Richard Ingram, yeoman, taken by Robert Stevenson, Thomas Byrch and Humphrey Arkoll on 14 October 1682.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the hall one long Joyned table 4 joynd stooles one sidetable one joined screene one Iiron Jack one iron grate ffireshouell & tonges one little hanging Safe and 3 chaires	02	17	04	12	15
In the lower parlor one long Joynd table one side table two Joynd formes one Chaire three cussions one Joynd Bed one fetherbed fether bolster two blankets curtaines & vallens & window curtaines	06	01	04	9/12	15
In the upper parlour one joynd Bedsteed two featherbeds one featherbolster two pillows three blankets two hanging presses one chest two coffers one trunk three boxes Curtaines and vallens & one chest at the stares had	09	10	00	9/12	15

In the best Chamber one long joynd table six chaires of turkey worke 1 livery table one Joyne bedsteed two ffeatherbedds two ffeatherbolsters two pillows two blankets one rug Curtaines & vallens five turkey worke cushens one Iron grate ffireshouell & tonnges one window Curtaine & two Carpetts	13	00	02	9/12	15
In the Little Chamber one Joynd Bedstidd one little Joynd table one fetherbed one fetherbolster two fether pillows two curtaines & vallens one Joyne Chaire & two Cushions	04	11	00	9/12	15
In the chamber ouer the house one long joyne table one Joyne ffourme two Joyne Bedstidds two chaires two ffether beds two ffetherbolsters six blankets with Curtaines & vallens	09	19	08	9/12	15
In the middle Chamber one long Joynd table one joynd Bedsteed one joyne fourme one fetherbed & fether bolster two blankets one Rugg one carpet one window curtaine one livery Cupboord curtaines vallens & one chaire	06	13	00	9/12	15
In the furthest Chamber two bedsteads two featherbeds two fetherbolsters 4 blanketts with Curtaines and vallens	07	00	00	9	15
In the Chamber over Oldfields shop 4 bedstidds seaven Couerings & four blankets the servant man’s bed with three blankets one fetherbed five fetherbolsters eight fether pillows six Chaffbedds and ten bolsters	14	16	04	9	15
Six and twentie peeces of larg pewter one dozen & halfe of pewter plates eight Chamber potts one dozen & halfe of pewter candlesticks six pewter Salts two pewter guns & eight flagons three dozen of pewter Spoones	11	15	06	10	15
In the Cockloft Six strike of Rye three score & ten strike of mault & other small things there	11	10	00	6	15
Barlye pease and fitches in the baren	20	10	00	6	15
Hay	05	00	00	6	15
In the shop chamber two bedstidds	00	10	00	7	15
Three hogsheads of Ale in the Cellar	04	10	00	6	15
In the kitchen three brasse potts three brasse kettles two brasse ffurnaces one mault mill one Iron Grate	08	13	04	10	15
Hogshead barrels and brewing vessels	03	03	00	7	15
Spitts Dreeping pans and other iron Implements	01	03	04	7	15
Ffower hogs	04	00	00	2c	15
Six and twentie paire of fflaxen & hempton sheets 15 paire of canvace sheets nine long flaxen tablecloathes three dozen of hempton napkins seven dozen of fflaxen napkins three dozen of canvace napkins thirteen flaxen pillowbeeres with towels	27	04	00	13	15
One Lease granted by S[i]r Edward Littleton Bar[o]n[e]tt of the house and lands thereunto belonging wherein the said Richard Ingram did lately Inhabitt and Dwell valued at	24	00	00	24	15

Spetialties
John Tomlinson of Bickford	20	12	00	26	15
William Rathbone of Penkrich	07	08	04	26	15
Thomas Ward of Leavall	10	00	00	26	15
John Stevenson of Otherton	10	12	00	26	15
William Rathbone of Penkrich	06	07	00	26	15
Edward Grateley of Pillington	11	16	00	26	15
Thomas Mountford of Water Eaton	05	06	00	26	15
John Stevenson	10	12	00	26	15
Wool fflax and hempe	01	02	06	4d	15
Bacon Beefe Butter Cheese and other household provisions	01	10	00	18	15
Pailes Ladders baskets stone troughs stone Cisternes and all other things forgotten and not valued before	01	10	00	7	15
His waring apparel and money in his purse	10	00	00	23	15
The totall sume	293	03	10
Desperate Debts [ on separate sheet]	03	03	05	27	15

16. Richard Hill, of Panckridge, tradesman, taken by Isaac Duncalfe, John Embre and William Hill on 26 August 1684.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
two cows a heifer and a weaning calf	04	10	00	2a	16
twelve strikes of rye	01	16	00	4b	16
six strikes of barley	00	16	00	4b	16
hay	00	15	00	4b	16
two fether beds and three bousters six blanckets and a coverlid	05	10	00	9	16
eleven pair of sheets and five napkins and two table cloathes	01	06	08	9	16
three brass pots	01	06	08	10	16
three brass cettels	01	06	08	10	16
seven peuter dishes and five saucers three candlesticks two flagons a quart and a dizen of spoons	00	15	06	10	16
a chest and three quofers	00	10	00	12	16
three coberts	00	15	00	12	16
a table a furm and four stools	00	05	00	12	16
three chears	00	06	08	12	16
two barrels and two lumes	00	06	00	10	16
a pig	01	00	00	2c	16
for cheese	01	00	00	18	16
for three bedsteds	01	00	00	9	16
for a mare a cow and a cauf	07	00	00	20	16
all things forgotten and unprized	00	05	00	14	16
The whole sum	30	09	02
Corrected total	30	10	02

17. Edward Clarke, of Penkrich, taken by Thomas Hickin and Joseph Hickin on 15 December 1684.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the kitchin one table board two Joyne Stooles a Cupboard three Chairs and two little stooles prized at	00	14	00	12	17
One broche grate fire shovel and tonges and tosting Iron and potgaylles & cobberds	00	06	06	11	17
Seaven pewter dishes two pewter guns and three flagons a tin dreeping pan & a fleshe forke	01	00	00	10	17
One brasse pott fower ke[ttles?] skellet & a basting spoone	01	00	00	10	17
Three Candlesticks a pair of bellowes a loome and three payles another loome & cooler & other wooden ware	00	04	00	10	17
In the buttery one table bord and three barrells	00	10	00	10	17
In the parlour one bedsted & bedding& curtaines three Cushions one table one Chair two coffers and a box at	02	02	06	9/12	17
In the chamber over the parler two indifferent beds and blanketts and bedstedds one chair a Coffer valued at	01	00	00	9	17
In the Chamber over the houseplace bedstedds & other lumber & one Chair	00	05	00	9	17
Linnens of all sorts valued at	01	00	00	13	17
Two Mares valued at	04	10	00	20	17
One Cowe & calfe at	02	10	00	2a	17
Two little load of hay	01	01	06	4b	17
Five sheepe and one guilte	00	18	00	2b	17
His waring apparel & money in his pocket	01	00	00	23	17
Tot.	18	01	06		17
Corrected total	17	01	06		17

18.Simon Ironmonger, of Penkrych, taken by Robert Wolrich and Thomas Tonckes on 4 September 1685.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
His purse and cloathes	02	00	00	23	18
Three Cowes	05	00	00	2a	18
Two Heifers	02	00	00	2a	18
Two Waynings	00	13	04	2a	18
One Maire	02	06	08	20	18
One Carte	02	00	00	3	18
One Plow slead geers and other things	00	06	08	3	18
Houshold Stufe
In the Parlour one table one forme one trundle one bed and bedsteads four blankets & coverlid with curtains and vallands	03	00	00	9/12	18
In the Chamber over the said Parlour one Table one featherbed three blankets one coverlid and bedsteads	01	00	00	9/12	18
In the buttery five Pewter dishes three flagons halfe a dozen of spoones two pottengers one warming pan one brass pott three lettles one iron pott one basting spoon one dripping pan	02	00	00	10	18
In another parlour two pair of bedsteads two Coffers one kneading tub one cupboard two spinning wheeles one tressell and a forme	01	00	00	12	18
In another Butterey three barrels one churne and brewing loome two cheesefats one search one hair sive	00	15	00	3	18
In the housplace one great table one little table and landiron one pair of bellows one pair of tongues and firepan two pailes	01	10	00	12	18
Linen
Four pair of flaxen sheets two pair of hempen sheets one dozen napkins two table cloathes three pillows beers	02	00	00	9	18
Corn hay and straw	10	00	00	4b	18
A Lease from Sr Edward Littleton Knight & Bart.	02	00	00	24	18
Bacon chees and butter with all other things not seen and forgotten	02	00	00	18	18
	39	11	08		18

19. Mathew Tuft, of Penckrich, taken by Thomas Collinson and Edward Stubbes [undated but probate 1685]

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.

One healf headed bed	00	05	00	9	19
one Chest	00	05	00	12	19
one Coffer	00	01	00	12	19
one featherbed	00	06	00	9	19
one Chaffbed	00	01	00	9	19
two boulsters and two pillowes	00	06	00	9	19
one Table board	00	03	00	12	19
one pres	00	03	00	12	19
one bras pot	00	03	00	10	19
two bras Cettelles	00	03	00	10	19
three blankets	00	06	00	9	19
fower pewter dishes	00	03	03	10	19
one flagon one cupe	00	02	00	10	19
fower pottingares	00	01	04	10	19
Three saccers	00	01	00	10	19
one salt one Candlestick	00	00	06	10	19
one Warming pan	00	02	00	14	19
one toowel pilloes beere and six napkins with five paier of sheetes	01	03	00	9	19
one pael one firkin	00	01	00	10	19
Two spinning Whelles	00	01	00	12	19
for som woden bowles	00	01	06	10	19
Two Chaires	00	01	00	12	19
For his Cloathes	01	00	00	22	19
For all other things unvallued	00	01	00	14	19
The totall	05	01	07
Corrected total	05	00	07

20.Richard Woolley, of Penkridg, taken by Thomas Birch and James Lunn on 10 July 1685.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
one Mare	01	00	00	20	20
One Cow	03	00	00	2a	20
One Brasse pott	00	06	00	10	20
Two Kettles	00	12	00	10	20
14 pewter dishes one chamber pott two candlesticks and a large flaggonn & a dreeping pan att	00	18	00	10	20
One warming pann	00	04	00	14	20
One Table Boarde and two formes with two Bofitt stooles and one chaior & a cubbert	00	13	06	12	20
One small chest one desk one great Cofer & a little box	00	11	00	12	20
3 Bedstedds two setts of curtains 2 featherbeds with Blankitts coverlids and all things ther unto belonging & one flock bed	02	10	00	9	20
6 strike of malt and Corne	01	00	00	4b	20
For Wooll and Leather of all sortes	04	00	00	6	20
His wearing apparel and money in his purse	01	00	00	23	20
One Iron Grate one fier showll one p[air] of tongues	00	05	00	11	20
2 flaxen tablecloth halfe a dozen napkins one Pillowes Beer 2 p[air] of hempen sheets 3 Hurden sheets	01	01	00	13	20
One churn one peal one brewing lume 3 cushions tressel shelves and all other lumber weare not befor prised	00	06	08	14	20
	17	7	2

21. John Oldfield, glover, taken by William Southall, John Chomley and Anthony Oldfield on 15 May 1685.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
one mare one colt and five sheepe valued at	03	07	00	20	21
Corne in the house and sowed	01	15	00	4	21
One halfe headed bedd and one Cheyre	00	10	00	9	21
One saddle and one bridle	00	03	00	21	21
One blanket one pillow and two Cushions	00	03	08	9	21
Manure	00	05	00	3	21
Leather gloves and other shop goods	02	05	00	6	21
Depts oweing	00	08	00	27	21
One Lease and Leasehold estate	14	00	00	24	21
Waring apparel and money in purse	03	14	00	23	21
Goods not before valued	00	05	00	14	21
Sume	26	15	08

22. Edward Stubbs, taken by Thomas Collins senior, John Wood and John Clarke on 26 November 1685.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One table boorde one forem	00	10	00	12	22
One Joyen Chere	00	02	00	12	22

Three Cheares and tow Stooules	00	02	06	12	22
One Iron grate and toongues	00	01	00	11	22
One bras pot and cettell	00	03	00	10	22
One Joyen bed and healefe hedded bedd	00	15	00	9	22
Tow fetten beedes & three boulsteres	01	00	00	9	22
One coverlid and three blankits	00	06	08	9	22
Fower pare of sheetes	00	05	00	9	22
One table cloth and six napkins	00	02	00	13	22
Tow Cofferers	00	02	06	12	22
For his clothes and all other things unvalued	00	05	00	22	22
One Cow	02	00	00	2a	22
The tootall Sum is	05	14	08		22

23. Aaron Hardin, of Penckrich, glasier, taken by William Southall, William Iremonger and Francis Mountford on 2 0 October 1686.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In his houseplace
Two little tables one Joyned Chaire foure twiggen Chaires and two buffet stooles	06	00	00	12	23
Brasse and pewter and goods belonging to the fire	03	10	00	11	23
In the parlour
One Joyned bed one truckle bed with two featherbeds, bolsters, Cov[er]lids, blankets hangings and app[urt]ences thereto belonging	04	00	00	9	23
One little table, one fforme one Coffer, two stooles and two Cheires	00	06	00	12	23
In the Chamber over the houseplace
Two tableboards, one stoole, one Cupboard and one Cheire	00	11	00	12	23
one Joyned bedd, one fetherbed with bolsters blankets hangings and app[ur]tennces thereto	02	00	00	9	23
In the Chamber over the parlour
One Joyned bed, one fetherbed with the bolstes Coverlid blankets hangings and app[ur]tennces thereto	03	00	00	9	23
One round table, two Chests, three cheires, two truncks and two stooles	01	00	00	12	23
Barrells, lewmes, tubs and pailes	00	06	08	10	23
One table and one paire of Racks and broach	00	12	06	12	23
Glasse and goods belonging to his trade	01	05	00	6	23
Mooneyes in his purse and by bonds specialties & otherwise	10	10	00	26	23
His waring apparel linens and nap[per]y goods	01	10	00	13	23
Goods not before valued, apprized at	00	10	00	14	23
Sume totl.	28	17	02		23
Corrected total	29	07	02		23

24. Humphry Aspley, of Moorhall in the parish of Penkrich, yeoman, taken by Humphry Arkoll and William Byrch on 4 Aprill 1687.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Tenn Cowes & four yearling calves	33	00	00	2a	24
Sheepe and lambes	06	00	00	2b	24
Naggs Mares & colts	12	00	00	20	24
Swine	01	10	00	2c	24
All Implements of Husbandry	03	06	08	3	24
Corne growing on the ground Corne Hay and Mault in the house & barnes	16	00	00	4	24
Cheese Beife Bacon & other provision	04	10	00	4c	24
Bedds Bolsters Blanketts coveringe carpets Curtaines & vallens	10	00	00	9	24
Linnens	04	00	00	13	24
Brasse & pewter	04	10	00	10	24
Iron ware	01	00	00	11	24
In the Parlor ajoyn bedsteed tables formes presse Chest chaires & other joyne things	03	00	00	12	24
In the house place tables skriene chaires & stooles	01	00	00	12	24
In the Little Parlor Bedsteeds presses chaires & other things	01	10	00	12	24
In the upper chambers bedsteads and other goods	01	10	00	9	24
Tubbs Barrells & other Coopery ware	01	10	00	10	24
Manure stone troughs & other Lumber about the house	01	13	04	14	24
Hemp flax & poultrey	00	06	08	2d/4d	24
One Lease for lives & debts owing by specialties	80	00	00	26	24
His waring aparrell & money in his purse & all other things yt are forgot and unprized valued at	05	00	00	23	24
Sum	191	06	08

25.Stephen Nicholson, yeoman, taken by William Southall and Thomas Masfen on 23 May 1687.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
one fetherbed and onr coffer	01	02	00	9	25
bookes	00	07	00	14	25
In depts by bonds and specialties	29	10	00	26	25
Other depts by book and other deserate depts	04	00	00	27	25
Waring apparel and money in his purse	01	05	00	23	25
Other goods not before valued	00	02	00	14	25
sume
	36	06	00

26. Andrew Creswell, currier, taken by William Southall, Edward Reade and William Haddersich on 21 May 1688.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Ffirst Goods given betwixt Mary his wife and Mary his daughter after the death of Elizabeth Iremonger widow that is to say,

Sixe featherbeds, one flockbed sixe bolsters & fine pillows apprised at	09	10	00	9	26
One Rugg, two Coverlidds eleven blankets, two setts of red curtaines and valances to bedds	04	04	00	9	26
One Joyned bed, two halfeheaded beds and one Trucclebedd	02	05	00	9	26
Six chairs with rushbottoms	00	06	00	12	26
One round table, one Chest and one Close Stoole	01	10	00	12	26
One Irongrate and a plate to set drinck upon	00	05	06	11	26
Two coffers, one odd curtaine and valance to a bedd	00	06	00	12	26
One table and one presse	01	05	00	12	26
Two curtaines and two vallances	00	08	00	9	26
Two fflaxe tablecloths, two old tablecloths, three dozen of napkins, foure pairs of pillow beeres foure paire of flaxen sheets and foure paire of hemp sheets	04	02	00	9	26
One Table, one round table,one ffurme, sixe leather chaires and a looking glasse	02	02	00	12	26
Two and Twenty pewter dishes and one pewter bason, eighty pounds weight.	02	13	00	10	26
Two pewter Candlesticks, two dozen and three pewter plates, five pewter chamber potts, three pewter guns, six flagons, ten pollingers and one pewter can, sixty foure pounds weight	02	12	08	10	26
Two paire of brasse Candlesticks, three brasse potts, two pott kettles, one big kettle, two little kettles, one skellet, one hanging brasse candlestick and one skymer	03	17	00	10	26
One Jack and foure spitts	00	12	00	10	26
One Cleever, one hagging knife, one fleshfforke, one basting spoone, sixe iron skwers, one grate and Creepers, one paire of Racks and ffire shovel and tongues, two chafing dishes,and one dreeping pan, one frying pan, one warming pan, one Tosting plate and one pairee of bellowes	01	03	06	10	26
One table, one ffurme, two dresseboards, one little table, six joined stooles, two screens, one bacon frame, one joined cheire, foure seggin cheires	01	02	06	12	26
Ffive hogsheads, three barrels, two firkins, two wooden bowles, one Tundish, three coolers, three brewing lewmes, one little tubb, one scearch,one haire siffe and one malt mill	03	03	08	10	26
Item Goods given to his sonne Edward being instruments of his trade vizt. Seaven paring knives foure grining boards, one pen plank, two boards, two beames,two planck tables and three steeles	01	06	04	7	26
Item goods given to his Daughter Elizabeth viz. one Joyned bedd in the parlour, on effetherbed, one underbed, one bolster, two pillows, one coverlid, three blankets, one paire of fflaxen sheetes with curtaines, valances & app[ur]tennces to yt belonging	07	00	00	9	26
Item goods otherwayes given vizt.
One Chest	00	05	00	12	26
One Coffer	00	02	00	12	26
Two underbedds	00	03	00	9	26
Rie muncorne cheese and butter	00	16	00	18	26
Two twiggen cheires	00	01	06	12	26
Two blankets and two bolsters	00	06	00	9	26
Benches, shelfes, ranges and boards	00	05	00	12	26
Item Malt in the house	14	03	04	4c	26
Bacon and beefe	04	00	00	4c	26
Manure	00	08	00	3	26
Leather	07	00	00	6	26
Cratches, Mangers and goods that belong to the barnes and stables	00	13	04	3	26
Pewter dishes sawcers and two saltes not before valued	00	16	00	10	26
Ale beere Cyder and bottles	06	10	00	18	26
One powdering tubb, one sope kimnell one longe kimnell one brewing lewne and one ffirkin	00	14	00	10	26
One Cow	01	10	00	2a	26
One bay nagg	01	10	00	20	26
Foure store swine and pig troughes	02	13	04	2c	26
Treyne oyle	01	10	00	3	26
One ffurnace and one grate	01	02	00	11	26
Depts oweing as supposed good	52	03	04	27	26
Depts oweeing as desperate	17	00	00	27	26
Item his waring apparel and money in his house	03	10	00	23	26
Goode not before apprized	00	10	00	14	26
Sume totlis.	167	08	00		26

27. Thomas Rathbone, taken by Thomas Tonckes and Thomas Byrch on 2 December 1689.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref no.
A parcell of Lattin bookes wth two other English bookes	01	15	00	14	27
A parcel of English bookes	01	10	00	14	27
Four Tables and three Joyned Stooles	01	10	00	12	27
Two Joyned Chaires	00	06	00	12	27
One old Chaire & two ffourmes	00	01	06	12	27
A Clocke & one hour glass	00	05	00	14	27
A Tubb & two pails	00	02	06	10	27
A desk	00	02	00	12	27
One Coffer	00	01	06	12	27
One cobbert & one safe	00	05	00	12	27
One chest & one Boxe	00	08	00	12	27
One Trunck	00	02	00	12	27
Two featherbeds wth blankets & Coverlids	02	00	00	9	27
Two paire of bedsteads & 2 bed matts	00	10	00	9	27
Six paire of sheets	00	15	00	9	27
Two table cloaths	00	02	06	13	27
Four napkins and one pillows beer	00	02	06	13	27
Four potts, three Little Barrells one firkin, & one frying pann	00	15	00	10	27
Seven pewter dishes	00	07	00	10	27
A gun, and a fflagon	00	04	00	10	27
Two pewter Chamber potts, 6 pollenger, 2 Candlesticks, two sawcers and 2 salt sellers	00	04	06	10	27
One Jack, 2 broaches, and one paire of Rackes and one dreeping pann	00	07	00	10	27
One hacking knife, one flesh fork, one brass Ladle and one Tinnpann	00	01	00	10	27
Ffive Cushions	00	01	06	13	27
Three segg chaires	00	01	06	12	27
Two grates, 2 fire shovels, one paire of Tongs, 2 plates, 2 paire of pott gayles and one paire of bellows	00	08	06	11	27
Merchandise or shop goods: as sugar, Raisins, Corrons, sope, Tobacco, Candles, hopss, nailes, Inckls, paper, Tobacco pipes all weights scales & weighing Instruments, Counters and boxes, drawers morter, pestill, knives, glasses wth all materials belonging to the shop	10	05	06	5	27
One straw which and his wareing cloaths, and money in his pocket wth all other Lumber yt is Unremembred or not seen	01	10	00	23	27
	24	04	00		27

28.John Lees the elder, carpenter, of Penckrich, taken by William Southall, John Stevenson and William Iremonger on 14 February 1689.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
2 cowes & a sterke heifer	05	00	00	2a	28
the Lease of his house & land in Penckrich	02	10	00	24	28
goods in the p[ar]lour one Joyned bed wth the fetherbed bolsters Coverlids blankets and one little tabell one forme one presse 2 stooles Carpetcloth 6 cushions & other goods therein	04	00	00	19/2	28
goods in the house place one tabell board one furme 4 Cheirs 11 pewter dishes 4 pewter Candlesticks 7 pollengers 2 Chamber potts, one pewter Cann 2 Pewter Cupps one fflagon one little pewter bottle 19 Spoones one salte one warming pan one tin pan one ffring pan fire shovel tongues postgeales & other goods in the house	03	00	00	10	28
In further Chamber one half heded bed one fetherbed one bolstr 3 blanketts one chest 2 boxes & other goods	02	00	00	9	28
in the other chamber one payer of bedstids one fflock bed 2 fether bolsters & other goods	01	10	00	9	28
in the kitchin 2 brasse potts one furnice pan 5 kettles skellit one barrill & other wooden ware	02	05	00	10	28
all sortes of linnes	02	00	00	13	28
bacon cheese & butter	01	10	00	18	28
goods in the Cole house	00	02	00	14	28
Depts good	50	00	00	27	28
Depts in thands of John Rivins and Isaac Duncalfe wch were given by will to the grandchildren of John Lees deceased	18	00	00	27	28

Depts Desperate besides the interest thereof	27	00	00	27	28
Goods not before appraized	00	09	00	14	28
Tot.	119	6	0		28

29. William Baxter als Cooke, webster, taken by Nicholas Smith and Thomas Clarke on 19 February 1689/90.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
For goodes & furniture in ye great parler	04	00	00	12	29
For goodes and furniture in ye Chamber over ye great parler	04	00	00	9	29
In ye little parler for goodes in itt	04	00	00	12	29
For furniture in ye Chamber over ye House	03	10	00	9	29
For furniture in ye Chamber over ye little parler	03	00	00	9	29
For barrels and wooden waire in ye Butterey	01	00	00	10	29
For A table board 2 formes ye grate fireshovell & toungs jack and cheares in ye Dwelling House	01	10	00	12	29
For Beefe & Bacon in ye House	02	00	00	18	29
For A fornice and other goodes in ye Brew House	04	00	00	14	29
Brass and pewter	08	00	00	10	29
For Linnin belonging to the House	04	00	00	13	29
For two Cowse & a Calfe	05	00	00	2a	29
In graine	03	10	00	4b	29
For corne on ye ground and in ye barne	05	00	00	4	29
For tooles belong to his trade	02	10	00	7	29
For od Lumber things unseene or forgotten	00	05	00	14	29
For his waireing cloathes amoney in his pockitt	02	00	00	23	29
For his Lease Thomas Clarke	30	00	00	24	29
Oweing unto him in debts	25	00	00	27	29
Oweing by him to others	50	00	00	28	29
	62	05	0		29

30. Margaret Creswell, widow, taken by Ralph Smallwood, William Cresswell and Thomas Rawlins on 18 March 1689/90.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
The bedstids and Table Leafe in the fur Rume	00	04	06	9	30
the bed in the middle Rume	01	10	00	9	30
Tow Coufers and one Chere and a Table	00	04	00	12	30
The bedd in the parler	01	10	00	9	30
the Table and press in the parler	01	00	00	12	30
Linnen yarne and one Chere in the parler	00	04	00	12	30
Linnens in the parler	01	10	00	13	30
One Lookeing glas in the parler	00	01	00	14	30
the pewter in the house	01	00	00	10	30
the brass in the house	00	08	00	10	30
for the grate and tongs and fier shovle and pott geales and spit and Rackes and Ironware	00	12	00	11	30
for Bacon	00	15	00	18	30
for tinnware	00	01	0	10	30
for wooden ware and cheres and stooles	00	10	00	12	30

for the table in the house	00	07	00	12	30
for the wooden ware in the butterre	00	07	00	10	30
for the furnace in the house	00	15	00	14	30
for tow turnills and one Lume	00	05	00	10	30
for tow wheels	00	02	00	12	30
for Rackes and mangers	00	02	06	3	30
for one pare of old bedstidds tow old formes	00	01	00	12	30
for her wareing close and muny in her pockett	01	00	00	23	30
for a sesston and a sinkston	00	02	06	14	30
The sum is	12	11	06		30

31. Frances Baxter, of Penckrich, widow, taken by William Southall, William Iremonger and Thomas Gunn on 4 November 1690.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
two fetherbedds, two bolsters foure blankets foure pillows one Counterpaine and Coverlid & one set of Curtaines & vallances	05	10	00	9	31
nine pewter dishes one bason one candlestick two Chamber potts one brase ladle & one pewter gun.	01	05	00	10	31
Two Coffers	00	04	06	12	31
Sixe paire of sheetes, three dozen of Napkins foure paire of [illegible]	02	10	06	13	31
two brasse potts, two kettles one skellet one furnace and one kneading trough	01	10	00	10	31
two Joyned beds, two plaine beds, two coffers, two tables, one little table, two furmes,one grate and one cupboard	02	04	00	9/12	31
in money and depts	05	05	00	27	31
Goods not before apprized	00	05	06	14	31
Sum	18	14	6		31

32. Ralph Smallwood, tobacconist, taken by John Cox and Thomas Smallwood on 10 March 1690/91.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
1 little table with five stools seven chairs	00	13	00	12	32
One Jack 2 spitts & racks	00	18	00	10	32
1 great fireshovel & tongs wth other yings	01	10	00	11	32
Candlesticks	00	05	00	14	32
Beefe and bacon	02	00	00	18	32
5 barrels with firkins	00	14	00	7	32
Glass bottles	00	05	00	7	32
Brass & Pewter	06	10	00	10	32
1 Furnace	01	03	00	10	32
Wooden ware	01	00	00	10	32
1 Case of knives	00	05	00	10	32
2 bedstids & two featherbeds with all things belonging to them	05	00	00	9	32
1 looking glass one trunk one Coffar 3 boxes	1	0	0	12	32

1 Chest of drawers	01	05	00	12	32
1 Looking glass	00	08	00	14	32
2 featherbeds 1 truckle bed with yeire Appertenances	05	00	00	9	32
2 tables 6 chairs & 1 trunk	01	07	00	12	32
1 little grate fire shovel & tongs	00	03	06	11	32
All Linens	16	00	00	13	32
Corne malt & straw wch is	09	05	00	4b	32
1 featherbed and one bedstid with things belonging	01	10	00	9	32
Cheese	02	00	00	4c	32
1 Mare & ye hay	03	05	00	20	32
Boards & other timber	00	08	00	7	32
12 hundred & a half of tobacco at 9¼d p[er] lib	53	19	04	6	32
40 pound of ye best cut tobacco at 14d p[er] lib	02	06	08	6	32
243 pound of Cut tobacco 10d p[er] li.	10	02	06	6	32
126 pound of Cut tob. At 12 d	06	03	00	6	32
190 pound of stem at 6d per lib.	04	15	00	6	32
30 pound of tobacco at 13d	01	12	06	6	32
One Engine 1 press box & other Implements	08	10	00	7	32
Empty hogsheads	00	12	00	7	32
1 pestle & Mortar	00	06	00	7	32
1 box of sugar 0-216	01	16	00	6	32
1 kilderkin of sugar	01	03	07	6	32
33 pound of loafe sugar	00	17	10	6	32
Sugar Candy 166	00	03	09	6	32
120 pound of sugar	02	00	00	6	32
22 Gallons of strong water	03	02	00	6	32
42 pound of pitch	00	07	00	6	32
1 Rundlet of Aniseed water 1 Rundlet of brandy	02	10	10	6	32
1 barrel of soap	04	00	00	6	32
12 of Rozin	00	02	00	6	32
Caddus laces & other things	00	10	00	6	32
Knives	00	04	00	6	32
Ribbons & gallooms	00	10	06	6	32
Silk	00	08	02	6	32
In buttons	01	04	00	6	32
Starch	00	07	01	6	32
In thread	00	17	00	6	32
In ferret ribbons filleting Inkles & caddus	01	17	00	6	32
In Cards clasps, buttons seeds & corn	01	04	00	6	32
More Caddus & Inkles	00	10	00	6	32
Cotton tape hookes taftiy ribbons wth many odd things in a nest boxes	03	00	00	6	32
12 pound of Glew	00	05	00	6	32
In nayles of all sorts	01	05	00	6	32
Candles	01	00	00	6	32
Indigo paper seeds ginger nuts and other small yings	01	5	0	6	32
1 hundred of Raysin solis & other yings	02	00	00	6	32
Currans & Raisins seeds	00	16	00	6	32
1 hundred & quarter of hops	03	12	00	6	32
12 grose of pipes	00	09	00	6	32
Paper & ginger bread	01	03	00	6	32

In white paper	00	12	00	6	32
Seales & weights	01	16	00	7	32
1 Nest of boxes chest & drawers in ye shop	01	10	00	7	32
Money owing in ye book	78	09	00	27	32
Money Lent	42	10	00	27	32
In ready money in ye house	89	00	00	23	32
Wareing Apparel	04	10	00	22	32
Things overlooked	00	05	00	14	32
More money by specialtyes	40	00	00	26	32
totalis	447	10	6		32

33. John Iremonger, yeoman, taken by Thomas Tonckes on 28 December 1691.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One Cowe	01	10	00	2a	33
3 store swine	00	15	00	2c	33
poultry	00	02	00	2d	33
Hay & straw	00	10	06	4b	33
2 pig troughs & a roller	00	01	06	3	33
In the parlour-
One table board 2 formes	00	16	00	12	33
One joined bed wth the banketts and appt	02	00	00	9	33
One livery table 2 boxes One chest & 3 cheires	00	06	08	12	33
Little p[ar]lour
One table &one forme One cheire & one coffer	00	07	00	12	33
One joyned bed & bedding to it	01	10	00	9	33
In parlour chamber
2 joyned beds one course bed &bedding	01	06	08	9	33
1 table 1 forme	00	02	06	12	33
In the house chamber
1 plaine bed trucklebed & cov[er]lid 1 Coffer & 2 plank formes & straw flasket	00	07	00	9	33
In cheese chamber
1 joyned bed 1 plaine bed 1 table 2 formes	00	14	00	9	33
Cheese & bacon	01	00	00	18	33
In the kitchin
One ffurnace wth lewmes tuppes pailes & other goodes	01	02	00	10	33
In the houseplace
1 table 1 forme 5 cheires 4 stooles one presse 1 grate 1 plate fire shovel & tongues & other Irongoods	01	18	00	12	33
Linen	01	04	00	13	33
brasse & pewter	01	04	00	10	33
In Celler 3 barrells	00	09	00	10	33
Wareing Apparell	01	04	00	22	33
Other goods not before val[ued] & in the Stables & barne	00	10	00	14	33
	18	14	2
	18	19	10		33

34. William Clift, Webster, taken by John Chomley, John Chomley and Paul Yate, on 12 September 1694.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
For two Looms geers and Warping Barr and other materialls	02	10	00	7	34
For two Joyn Beds and all things belonging	05	00	00	9	34
For two Cophers and three boxes	00	08	00	12	34
For twenty pounds of spun Jarsey	02	00	00	6	34
For woolle	02	00	00	6	34
Halfe a dozen Napkins	00	02	00	13	34
Ten Pounds of Woolley Yarne	00	05	00	6	34
For Jarsey Woolle	01	00	00	6	34
For one Press	00	07	00	12	34
5 Pewter dishes 6 plates 3 porringers one Cann & a salt	00	15	00	10	34
For two Brass potts and two Kattles	01	10	00	10	34
Dishes Trenchers and one Dish Crate	00	02	00	10	34
For two Barrells a paile and one Gaun	00	05	00	10	34
For a paire of Jarsey Combes	00	10	00	7	34
For 4 chaires and two stooles	00	02	06	12	34
For two Tubbes and a forme	00	10	00	12	34
For a paire of skales	00	01	00	7	34
For one Iron Grate fire shovel and tongues	00	10	00	11	34
For two Candlesticks, one Broach, one chafing dish one smoothing Iron, one basting spoone, one dushe, a paire of Bellowes 4 pott gales	00	07	00	10	34
Bacon 6 sh. For 2 long whells & one little wheele	00	11	00	7	34
For Coale and charcoale	01	02	06	7	34
For two woollen Ruigs	00	02	06	13	34
For his wearing apparrell & Money in his purse	02	00	00	23	34
And for all other things not here mentiond	00	02	00	14	34
The totall is	22	02	06		34

35. John Cooper, wheelwright, taken by Thomas Toncke and John Wright senr. on 23 September 1694.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
25 teine of ffellis	05	05	00	6	35
Fourrtyeine Axle trees	00	14	00	6	35
60 shelboads and plow tails	01	10	00	6	35
10 pair of Nathes	01	15	00	6	35
20 Clefts of Oake	00	10	00	6	35
Plow Timber unhewn	01	10	00	6	35
16 plow Beanes	00	12	00	6	35
One Kettle, and a little Kettle	01	10	00	10	35
11 pewter dishs	02	00	00	10	35
1 doz. of plates and six porringers	00	13	00	10	35
One big flagon and a little one	00	05	00	10	35
Two brass potts	01	00	00	10	35
Two table boads 2 formes	01	02	00	12	35
One Safe and two chaires	00	10	00	12	35

One feyne Bed one plaine bed	00	18	00	9	35
Two ffeatherbeds	02	00	00	9	35
2 setts of Curtaines	01	00	00	9	35
1 Rugg 6 Blanketts	01	08	00	9	35
9 paire of sheets	02	05	00	9	35
1 pillowe beare 1 doz of Napkins	00	09	00	13	35
3 Barrlls and one kimnell	00	15	00	10	35
1 fire shovel 1 p[ai]r of Tongues pott gales	00	08	00	11	35
Wheell rights Tooles	02	10	00	7	35
2 dressors., and pewter shelfes	00	10	00	12	35
His purse Wari[n]g Apparell and all things unremembered	03	00	00	23	35
	33	19	00

36. Humphrey Arkoll, yeoman, taken by Thomas Woolley in 1695.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Three Calves	02	10	00	2a	36
Six beas e& a Colt	16	10	00	2a	36
140 Strykes of Malt	16	06	08	4b	36
50 Strykes of Oates	03	06	04	4b	36
6 Strykes of pease	00	15	00	4b	36
Cheese	04	00	00	4c	36
12 Strykes of blend corn	01	10	00	4b	36
In ye Parlour two beds & all things thereto belonging	06	00	00	9	36
One Presse	00	10	00	12	36
One Chest & 2 boxes	00	11	04	12	36
One table, one form, 2 stooles & 1 cheir	00	12	00	12	36
One Looking- glass	00	02	06	14	36
In ye Kitchen chamber 1 bed	02	00	00	9	36
1 coffer & 1 pair of bedsteads	00	05	00	9	36
In John’s chamber one bed	02	00	00	9	36
In ye Kitchen Brass & pewter	02	10	00	10	36
In ye House, a long table, a Round table, 2 joyn chairs, 2 forms, an Iron grate, a fire shovel & a pair of tongs & one Spitt	02	00	00	12	36
3 flitches of bacon	01	10	00	4c	36
1 brasse pan	00	05	00	10	36
Cowper’s ware	01	00	00	10	36
2 swine	02	00	00	2c	36
All Husbandrey Implem[en]ts	06	00	00	3	36
2 ladders & one wheelebarrow	00	10	00	3	36
5 Horses	17	00	00	20	36
Old corn Unthreshed	09	00	00	4b	36
5 Cows	20	00	00	2a	36
One piece of Standing corn	06	00	00	4a	36
2 pieces of barley	18	00	00	4a	36
2 pieces of pease & Oates	06	00	00	4a	36
Barley & Oates in Tedgley	02	10	00	4a	36
1 piece of Corn at Robbinson	08	10	00	4a	36

27 Sheepe	04	0?	0?	2b	36
Hay & Clover	08	?	?	4a	36
16 pair of sheets & ye rest of ye linnen	02	?	?	9	36
His wearing clothes & money in his pocket	05	?	?	23	36
All other goods not befire praised	01	?	?	14	36
Su. Totlis	180	?	?		36

37.Mary Barker, taken by John Hickin and Thomas Ingram on 7 December 1696.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Two tables & two stooles & three chaires	00	10	00	12	37
One chest , one cofer & two Boxes	01	00	00	12	37
Three Bedds	05	00	00	9	37
Wareing Apparell and Linnen	03	00	00	22	37
Two Barrells & two Mashtuns	00	10	00	10	37
Totall	10	00	00		37

38.Thomas Byrch, yeoman, taken by Francis Woolley and William Goodall on 21 February 1695/6.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Nyne Cows one Bullock	55	10	00	2a	38
Six Twinter Beasts ffive yearlings two calves Three Naggs & Three Mares	30	00	00	2a	38
Sheep	35	00	00	2b	38
Three Swine	03	00	00	2d	38
Barley in the house & barne	12	10	00	4b	38
Winter Corne in the house & Barne	13	00	00	4b	38
Pease Oates & hey	12	00	00	4b	38
Corne on ye Lands in S mage ?	12	10	00	4a	38
Husbandry Goods of all sorts	10	00	00	3	38
Goods in ye great parlour	06	00	00	12	38
Goods in ye little parlour	03	00	00	12	38
Goods in ye parlour Chamber	08	00	00	9	38
Goods in ye Store Chambre	00	05	00	14	38
Goods in ye house & kitchen with ye brass pewter & other goods there	08	00	00	10	38
Butter Cheese Bacon Mault Brewing goods barrel & other huswife goods in ye house	10	05	00	18	38
Lease hold Estate	80	00	00	24	38
Debts & moneys oweinge	10	00	00	27	38
Wareinge Apparell & money in his house	30	00	00	23	38
Goods not before Apprized	01	00	00	14	38
	340	0	0		38

39.Catherine Moumford, widow, taken by William Southall and John Fussell. [date not given but probate granted 11 June 1696]

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One Lease at Penkrich	20	00	00	24	39

Wearing apparell	02	00	00	22	39
Money in her pockett	00	10	00	23	39
total	22	10	00		39

40.Alice Asbury, of Penkridge Heath, widow, taken by William Sawyer and Thomas Sandlands on 16 November 1696.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imps. One ffeatherbed with all things belonging	01	00	00	9	40
3 Chaff beds	01	00	00	9	40
2 Table Boardes and two formes	00	15	00	12	40
3 Barrells 1 Brewing Loome	00	08	00	10	40
Brase and Pewter	01	10	00	10	40
2 longe Tormills	00	10	00	10	40
Linnens	01	10	00	13	40
For Blanketting	01	00	00	9	40
For other odd things not fore mentioned	00	03	04	14	40
The sum is	07	16	04		40

41.John Colclough, of Penkridge, mercer, taken by Francis Woolley Francis Mountford and Thomas Collins in 1696.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the garrott over the shop
1 score of malt	03	00	00	4b	41
10 strikes of mun corne 2 strikes oates	01	17	06	4b	41
1 strike wheat 2 strikes of corn	00	12	06	4b	41
3 straw tubs 4 old tubs	00	05	00	10	41
100 and ½ Cheese	01	10	00	4c	41
In ye middle garrott
1 bed with 3 blanketts and steads	02	10	00	9	41
! box 1 trunk	00	02	06	12	41
2 spinning wheels 2 pr herringles	00	08	00	7	41
8 pound hemp yarn	00	08	00	6	41
In the garrott over Parler
1 bed with blanketts and bolster	02	10	00	9	41
20 thousand of quills	02	00	00	6	41
2 saddles 1 pillion 1 side saddle	02	00	00	21	41
3 strike barly	00	07	06	4b	41
1 barrill some Charcoale	00	10	00	6	41
In ye Chamber over ye shoppe
1 bed with hangings	08	00	00	9	41
½ Doz. Cane Chaires 1 Chest Drawers	02	15	00	12	41
1 small box Drawers	00	05	00	12	41
1 trickle bed	04	00	00	9	41
1 Looking glass 1 stand 2 chaire	01	05	00	12	41
8 Cussions with a grate and 1 table basketts	01	00	00	13	41
Hangings for ye windows	00	10	00	13	41
1 Carpitt	00	02	06	13	41
17 bottles Cherry brandy with capers	02	00	00	6	41


5 sheets napkins table cloaths with other necessary Linens	18	00	00	13	41
2 strikes wheat	00	08	00	4b	41
In the chamber over ye house
1 bed with blanketts	04	00	00	9	41
4 chaires with a table	00	08	00	12	41
1 coffer and 1 trunk	00	08	00	12	41
1 Looking glass with other things	00	10	00	14	41
In the Chamber over Parler
1 bed with a sett of hangings	05	00	00	9	41
½ doz chaires with Cussions	00	12	00	12	41
1 chest Drawers with a stand 1 cloath baskett	00	12	00	12	41
The grate with window hangins	00	12	00	11	41
In the space
1 coffer with some baskets	00	02	06	12	41
In the Parler
1 Doz Chaires	03	00	00	12	41
2 tables with window hanging and other necessaries	01	07	00	12	41
The grate fire shovel and tongs	00	10	00	11	41
In the closset in ye Parler
1 doz ½ cherry brandy Bottled	01	10	00	6	41
12 bottles syder 15 pound flax	01	09	00	6	41
In the house
Pewter dishes and plates a warming pan 4 brass candlesticks 2 stands and other things with ? doz trenchers	07	00	00	10	41
1 grate with ire shovall and tongs 1 grate 1 Jack 1 iron 2 spits	02	10	00	11	41
1 small table and 8 chaires	00	06	00	12	41
Beef and baken	00	04	00	18	41
In the Cellar 6 barrils	01	04	00	10	41
In the Pantry 2 Tables 2 stooles with 3 Chaires	00	15	06	12	41
In the Kitchin
1 Large Brass Pan I kettle 3 Pott kettles 2 Brass Potts	05	00	00	10	41
With a skellett 1 mas: kettle 1 furnace 2 Coppers and 2 Racks	03	05	00	10	41
Brewing vessels and pailes	01	00	00	10	41
In the Workhouse 1 Gridian with a press and a mill	07	10	00	7	41
1 Crow with sives and boxes and other things belonging to the trade	02	00	00	7	41
Scales and weights	01	00	00	7	41
8 Cutting knives	01	00	00	7	41
2 wire sives with a wheel	00	12	00	7	41
In the Chamber over ye Kitchin
2 bags Currans and Raisins	05	10	00	6	41
In the shopp and belonging to the shop goods to the value of	211	00	00	6	41
1 horse	03	00	00	20	41
1 swine	01	08	00	2c	41
1 parcell of hay	01	00	00	4b	41
Corn thrashed and unthrashed	09	00	00	4b	41

1 wheel barow	00	05	00	3	41
Duw in the Book	107	00	00	27	41
His wearing apparel and money in his pocketts	05	00	00	23	41
The Total sum is	452	14	6		41
Corrected total	452	08	00		41

42.Mary Smith, widow, taken by Thomas Crew and John Granger on 17 May 1697.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Imprimis. Two ffetherbeds whreon she lay wth all things thereto belonging except the bedstids	02	10	00	9	42
Her wearing aparrell and money in her purse	02	09	00	23	42
	04	19	0		42

43.Thomas Bailey, taken by Anthony Bailey and William Bailey on 30 September 1697.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
His purse and apparaile	15	00	00	23	43
twenty one red leather hides	15	01	00	6	43
twelve necks	01	04	00	6	43
Twenty one cow hides	14	00	00	6	43
Seaven kips	01	15	00	6	43
Sixteen horse hides	03	12	00	6	43
Twenty too Cowhides	13	04	00	6	43
Nine green Cips	01	16	00	6	43
Foure swine skinns	00	06	00	6	43
Five Culfe skinns	00	05	00	6	43
Fifteen hides in the limes	08	05	00	6	43
One neck and a swine skin	00	02	00	6	43
One dry horse hide	00	06	08	6	43
Nineteen peeces of red leather in the chamber	02	00	00	6	43
All the other leather in the chamber	00	15	00	6	43
Six peeces of leather at Stafforde	00	08	00	6	43
All the Barke	15	00	00	6	43
The Barke Brake	00	08	00	7	43
All ye other things for ye trade	00	10	00	7	43
One Saddle mare	03	06	08	20	43
One saddle and Bridle	00	08	06	21	43
One bed with four Blanckets	03	00	00	9	43
One Chest one table and too Cheares	00	13	04	12	43
One grate one fire shovel and tongues	00	10	00	11	43
One bras pott one barraile	00	07	00	10	43
All the hay	00	10	00	4b	43
All the other thing seen & unseen	00	06	08	14	43
total	102	19	10		43

44.Thomas Lea, yeoman, taken by John Ironmonger and William Hathersuch on 9 May 1698.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
His wareing Apparell & money in his purse	01	00	00	23	44
One cow & 2 heifer at	06	00	00	2a	44
2 heifers at	03	00	00	2a	44
2 Calves at	01	00	00	2a	44
The mare & Colt at	01	00	00	20	44
All husbandry ware & Iron Ware	01	10	00	3	44
For corne	01	00	00	4b	44
Two featherbeds with their appurtences	02	10	00	9	44
Brass & pewter	02	00	00	10	44
One table board and all other Clumpery ware not here mentioned	00	10	00	12	44
For a Lease under Sr. Edward Littleton	20	00	00	24	44
For a Lease from my Lord Brooke

In the parlor

In the chamber over the house

In the chamber over the parlor

In ye little Parlo[r]

In ye Chamber

In ye buttery

In ye house

In the parlour

In the chamber over the house

In the Chamber over the Parler

In the house

Chamber over the shop

In the Buttery

In the celler

In the Kitchen

In the shop

The money that John Banks owed before he died

In the house place

In the kitchin

In the Parler

In the Chamber over the house place

In the Chamber over the Parler

In the chamber over the Shop

In the Celler

In the Chamber over the Kitchin

In the Barne

In the shop

In his houseplace

In the parlour

In the Chamber over the houseplace

In the Chamber over the parlour

In the parlour-

Little p[ar]lour

In parlour chamber

In the house chamber

In cheese chamber

In the kitchin

In the houseplace

In ye middle garrott

In the garrott over Parler

In ye Chamber over ye shoppe

In the chamber over ye house

In the Chamber over Parler

In the space

In the Parler

In the house

In the Kitchin

In the Chamber over ye Kitchin