PENKRIDGE 1660-1700: inventories of outlying areas in the parish or where location is specified other than Penkridge.

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.

BICKFORD.

1.Ellen Cowper/Ellenor Cooper, spinster, taken by John Tomlinson of Bickford 25 May 1681.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In Bills & Bonds & in ready money due to the deceased.	69	00	00	26	1
Her wearing apparell	06	00	00	22	1
	75	00	00		1

2.Alice Collins, widow, taken by John Cooper and Hugh Weat on 30 January

1684.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Her wearing cloathes & Monny in her pockett	01	10	00	23	2
Two Cowes one Calf	02	00	00	2a	2
Corne on ye Grownd	01	00	00	4a	2
Bras and pewter	00	05	00	10	2
Potgeales fire showvell & tongs & grate	00	01	06	11	2
In ye Chamber over house
One bedsted one feather bed two blankets two boulsters	00	08	00	9	2
Seaven pare of sheets two pillow beares	00	05	00	9	2
In ye shoppe
Two loomes and geeres	02	00	00	7	2
One table screene one forme two cheers	00	06	08	12	2
One trucel bed	00	01	06	9	2
One cubard one chest three coffers	00	04	03	12	2
Ould lumber	00	05	02	14	2
sumis	08	07	01		2

3.John Cooper, yeoman, taken by Thomas Tomlinson of Bickford, John Cooper of Mitton and ffrancis Tomlinson of Bickford on 17 February

1692/3.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Wearing Apparill & moneys in his pockits	05	00	00	23	3
Two oxen two bullocks	13	00	00	2a	3
Five cowes two Heifers & two calves	20	00	00	2a	3
Two mares & a horse	07	00	00	20	3
Four swine	02	04	00	2c	3
Geese & poultrey	00	13	00	2d	3
Corn Hay & Clover	31	00	00	4b	3
A waine a cart tumbrill plowes harrowes yokes chaines geers a trine of fellies with other husbandry ware.	05	00	00	3	3
Two ladders	00	05	00	14	3
Five beds	05	00	00	9	3
Four paires bedsteads & one trickle bed	02	00	00	9	3
Ruggs coverlids blankets vallents & curtains	05	00	00	9	3
Sheets napkins tablecloathes & childbed cloathes	08	12	00	13	3
Haire pannells & silk farridine and ten yards of woollen cloath	06	00	00	13
Brass & pewter	03	09	02	10	3


Three fire grates a pare of rackes a spit apot a kettle fireshovell & tongs	02	01	06	11	3
Cheese and bacon	04	10	00	4c	3
Books	02	00	00	14	3
Four Table boards one furm one chest one trunk	03	01	00	12	3
Five chaires six stooles & three Turkey cushions	02	02	00	12	3
A standing press & a safe	01	00	00	12	3
Four barrils three tubs two peales & a little gallon	01	04	00	10	3
Three coffers a cubbert a cheesepress three spinning wheels two reels	01	00	00	12	3
A Dishcase noggins & Dishes & a ladle	00	01	06	10	3
Two cisterns & two pigg troughs	00	17	00	3	3
A saddle & two pannels	00	08	00	21	3
Winnowing sheet & baggs	00	10	00	3	3
Nine sheep	01	16	00	2b	3
Lumber ware & things forgotten	00	06	08	14	3
Sum to[tal]	135	00	10		3

BYTHORNE.

4.John Jodrell, yeoman, taken by Matt. Byrch and James Lunne on 20 June

1691.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Too melch cows	05	00	00	2a	4
Too twinter heffers	03	00	00	2a	4
His waring ap[par]ell and money in his purse	04	00	00	23	4
	12	00	00		4

CALF HEATH.

5.Edward Furnis, yeoman, taken by Gillm. Olerenshaw and John Daws on

22 May 1691.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
His waring apparell	02	00	00	22	5
In ye house place
3 pewter dishes &1 flaggon	00	04	00	10	5
1 bras pot & a bras pan	00	06	08	10	5
1 Iron pot & a frying pan	00	04	08	10	5
In ye buttry
2 barrells and a loom a kneading tub & other wooden ware	00	06	00	10	5
1 Table and 1 forme	00	03	00	12	5
In ye parlour
1 featherbed 1 cupborde	02	03	04	9	5
In ye Chamber
1 featherbed wth yeappurtenances	02	00	00	9	5
1 chest wth some linen	00	10	00	12	5
4 coffers & other trumpery ware	00	06	00	12	5
1 waine wth other husbandry ware	03	00	00	3	5
2 Cows	03	10	00	2a	5
4 oxen	08	00	00	2a	5
3 young beasts	02	00	00	2a	5
1 mare & colte	02	10	00	20	5
9 sheep	01	00	00	2b	5
Muck or manure	00	10	00	3	5
1 pig	00	05	00	2c	5
For corne in ye house and barne	02	00	00	4b	5
For corne on ye ground	04	00	00	4a	5
Ye Totalis is	34	18	08		5

6.Isabell ffurnes, widow, taken byJohn Bill, Job Short and Edward ffurnes on

11 December 1691.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
1 ox Harrow & weane body & 1 ox yoake	00	16	00	3	6
Hay & Corne	01	05	00	4b	6
1 ffeather bed 3 blanketts & 2 boulsters	00	16	00	9	6
1 chest & 2 coffers	00	07	00	12	6
Iron pott &2 little kettells & 1 pewter dish	00	08	00	10	6
1 Table 1 Cheare 1 Kimnell & 1 long wheele 1 Little wheele 1 peale & 1 barrell	00	10	00	12	6
1 Grate fyer shoole & Tonngs	00	04	04	11	6
Frying pan 1 baxstone	00	02	00	10	6
1 Dresser 1 forme	00	02	00	12	6
1 pig	00	08	00	2c	6
2 Cowes	03	15	00	2a	6
1 Calfe	00	10	00	2a	6
	09	03	04		6

7.Robert Ollerenshaw, husbandman, taken by John Stubbs jun. and Thomas

Mountfort on 18 March 1696/7.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
1 Cow & 1 Heyfer	05	11	00	2a	7
1 paire of Bedsteds	00	03	00	9	7
1 ffeather Bed	00	10	00	9	7
1 Chaffe bed	00	02	00	9	7
5 blanketts	00	02	06	9	7
His weareing Cloathes	00	03	00	22	7
1 Chest	00	06	00	12	7
2 Coffers	00	02	00	12	7
1 presse Cobert	00	01	00	12	7
1 Glasse Cage	00	00	06	14	7
6 pewter dishes & 2 plates	00	07	00	10	7
3 Candlestickes 1 fflagon & 1 chamber pott	00	03	00	14	7
1 warmeing pan 1 skimer	00	01	00	14	7
1 Hacking Knife & 1 flesh forke	00	00	06	10	7
1 ffire shoole 1 paire Tonges	00	00	06	11	7
1 paire of bolles	00	00	06	10	7
1 Iron grate	00	01	00	11	7
2 plates	00	01	00	10	7
2 Kettles & 1 Brasse pott	00	04	00	10	7
1 pair Iron Traces	00	00	06	3	7
1 Hooke 1 Spade& 1 Axe	00	01	06	3	7

1 Table Board	00	02	06	12	7
Lumber ware	00	01	00	14	7
Mucke	00	02	00	3	7
1 old Cart & 1 paire of harrows	00	10	00	3	7
	08	19	06		7

CONGREVE.

8.Edward Thornes, yeoman, taken by Henry Duncalfe, Thomas Acton, Richard Thornes and Thomas Bourne on 13 May 1653.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Six oxen	22	00	00	2a	8
Six cowes	17	00	00	2a	8
Ffive young beasts	06	13	04	2a	8
One mare & two colts	09	00	00	20	8
Sheepe and lambes	07	00	00	2b	8
Three Swine and poultry	02	03	04	2c/d	8
All the Corne in the house and barne	19	04	00	4b	8
Hay in the barne	01	00	00	4b	8
Corne growing	12	00	00	4a	8
The Moity of a Messuage and land in Congreave	07	10	00	24	8
All brasenware	04	00	00	10	8
All iron instruments in the house	01	05	00	10	8
All pewter ware	01	06	00	10	8
All tables Cheares and stooles presses chests coffers barrels & instru[me]nts of wood	04	00	00	2	8
Woole	00	13	00	13	8
bookes	00	06	00	14	8
Three joyne beds and 5 ffeather beds with blankets sheets & furniture belonging	14	00	00	9	8
All other sheets napkins table cloths linen cloth & all linen ware	09	10	00	13	8
All butter and beefe cheese and butter	03	00	00	4c	8
All waynes plowes instru[me]nts of husbandry plow timber and other timber	11	12	00	3	8
Waring apparel and money and plate	13	06	00	23	8
All bonds bills specialties depts and money owing	110	18	04	25	8
All other goods not praysed	00	06	08	14	8
Sume total	277	13	08		8

9.Mary Thornes, widow, taken by William Southall, Thomas Acton and Thomas Downes on 1 November 1661.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One Cowe	4	10	00	2a	9
All her brasse & brasenware	03	00	00	10	9
All her Iron ware & Implem]en]ts of Iron	01	00	00	10	9
All her pewter & pewter ware	01	00	00	10	9
All her Tables Chaires Stooles presses Chests coffers Barrells & instruments of wood	03	10	00	12	9

All her Three Joyned Bedds with ffether beds blankets coverlids sheets table clothes napkins and all other her linen ware	20	00	00	9	9
All her plate money in her purse and wear[in]g apparel	07	00	00	23	9
All her bonds bills spetialties and money owing	125	10	00	25	9
All her other goods not before praysed	00	15	00	14	9
Total	165	05	00		9
[corrected total]	166	05	00		9

10.Thomas Bourne, yeoman, taken by William Southall, William Tonckes,

Thomas Acton and Thomas Downes on 12 May 1662.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Foure oxen	21	00	00	2a	10
Five cowes and six calves	23	00	00	2a	10
Nine young sterks and twinter beasts	16	10	00	2a	10
One nagg and one mare	06	00	00	20	10
Foure swine ffoure pigs and all poultry	02	10	00	2c/d	10
Five and twenty sheepe and sixteen lambes	09	10	00	2c	10
Corne in the barne and house and hay and strawe	07	10	00	4b	10
All kinde of corne and grayne sowed	67	00	00	4a	10
All Waines tumbrels plowes harrowes plow timber and other timber and all other husbandry ware	12	00	00	3	10
All his brasse, pewter, potts pans & all iron ware	16	00	00	10	10
All his joined beds and other beds ffether beds fflockbedds bolsters Ruggs Coverlidds blankets and Appurtennces for the said bedds	13	08	00	9	10
All his sheetes napkins tablecloathes & all other his linen & nappery ware	08	16	00	13	10
All his Tables Tableboardes joyned stooles & other stooles Chaires formes presses Chests coffers Tubbes barrels weeting fatts Lewnes payles fannes for Corne, barrels close pailes trenchers cheesefatts kimnells and other his wooden ware	11	15	04	12	10
One haire Cloth	00	06	08	3	10
All kind of yarne	00	10	00	13	10
Halfe a malt mill	00	10	00	14	10
Beefe bacon butter and cheese	04	00	00	4c	10
All his bookes	00	14	00	14	10
All his bonds bills spetialties and other depts	125	10	05	25	10
His waring apparel and money in his purse	06	13	04	23	10
His plate	02	13	04	16	10
All thinges not before praysed	00	13	04	14	10
sume	356	10	05		10

11.Thomas Acton, yeoman, taken by Henry Pickstock and Simon Mountford on

26 January 1665.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Ffive cowe bease	10	00	00	2a	11
One mare & three swine	03	00	00	20/2c	11

Corne and hay in the Barne	18	00	00	4b	11
Waines plowes and all other husbandry Implemts & of all timber	04	10	00	3	11
Corne on the ground	16	00	00	4a	11
Foure joyne bedsteeds	03	00	00	9	11
Foure chests apresse coffers and other wooden ware in the parlour	02	10	00	12	11
Three featherbeds with bolsters pillows blankets coverings curtaines vallens	03	10	00	9	11
All the nappery ware	03	00	00	13	11
Brasse & pewter	04	10	00	10	11
A furnace and all barrels tubs loomes pailes and other coopery ware	02	00	00	10	11
Bacon butter cheese & other provision in the house	02	10	00	4c	11
Tables fourmes benches shelves chairs and stooles	02	00	00	12	11
Money owing to the sd. Tho: Acton	05	18	00	27	11
Racks spits grates fire shovels tongs & other Iron ware in the house & all things forgotten	01	00	00	11	11
His waring apparrell and money in his purse	20	00	00	23	11
Sume	101	08	00

12. Thomas Downes, yeoman, taken by Thomas Yardlett, Edward Read sen., Thomas Johnson and Humphrey Arkell on 8 November 1688.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the dwellinghouseplace one Long Table board with formes chaires stooles & other wooden thinges	01	00	00	12	12
In the parlor one joynd Bedsteed on ffetherbed Covering Blanketts curtaines & all other furniture to it, on joynd Chest & some other goods in the said roome	05	00	00	9	12
In the Chamber over the parlor one joynd bedsteed with a fetherbed bolsters pillows & other furniture to the same one joynd chest and a joynd presse	04	15	00	9	12
In the Chamber over the houseplace two joynd Bedsteeds two featherbeds & other furniture belonging to them & sev[er]all othergoods in the said roome	05	00	00	9	12
All Brasse & pewter in the house	10	00	00	10	12
All manner of Iron ware	01	00	00	11	12
In the servantmans Chamber one bed and furniture to it	01	10	00	9	12
All Barrells tubs Brewing vessels and Coopery ware	02	00	00	10	12
All sorts of Linnens, linen cloth & yarne	06	00	00	13	12
Nine Cowes	18	00	00	2a	12
Ffoure draught Bullocks and one ox	17	00	00	2a	12
Seven young bease & four calves	13	00	00	2a	12
One old mare one nag & one colt	06	00	00	20	12
Sheepe & Swine	11	00	00	2b/c	12
Wheat Blendcorne Barley and all other sortes of corne & graine in the house & Barnes and corne growing on the ground	72	00	00	4a/b	12
Waines plowes & other husbandry ware	05	00	00	3	12

One Lease granted by John Congreve gent & Mary his wife & all debts by spetialties	120	00	00	24/26	12
His waring apparrell money in his purse & all things forgot & left unprized	10	00	00	23	12
The total sum is	308	05	00		12

13. Jane Bourne, widow, taken by John Bourne and Thomas Downes in 1687.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Thre ffetherbeds and thre Bousters	06	00	00	9	13
2 rughs and 6 blankets and a pare of curtains	02	00	00	9	13
One Joyne bed and 2 other beds	02	10	00	9	13
5 pillowes	00	12	06	9	13
2 pare of flaxen sheets 6 pare of other sheets	02	10	00	9	13
One flaxen board cloth one hempton board cloth	00	07	00	13	13
A dosen and a halfe of napkins	00	10	00	13	13
16 pewter dishes one gun one can two candlesticks 6 plats	02	12	00	10	13
2 broches one iorn dreping pan one pare of cobberts one pestill one fireer shole and tungs one lond iron and pot goales	00	10	00	11	13
One brase pan thre bras kettles 3 bras pots	04	00	00	10	13
3 barils 2 tubs 2 peales one little cimnill one tabell 3 joyn stules 2 cheares 2 cuffers one preese one levery cubbort	02	15	00	12	13
One Holland sheet 3 holland pillow beares and face cloth and cradle cloth	02	00	00	9	13
And then one gown and two peticoates and ther wareing cloes and purse	02	00	00	23	13
Other things not valued	00	10	00	14	13
A flich of bakon and other provision	00	15	00	18	13
Sume is	28	01	06		13
[corrected figure]	29	01	06		13

COPPENHALL.

14. John Sallom sen., taken by George Ward and Thomas Perry on 16 August 1670.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One table one stoole one bench	01	00	00	12	14
One little table towe cheares	00	03	00	12	14
One dishboord and goosepens	00	05	00	12	14
Towe shelfes	00	02	00	12	14
Towe kettles one pan one pot	01	06	08	10	14
Ffour pewter dishes one salt	00	06	08	10	14
Fire irons and all the implements of the fire	00	03	00	11	14
One Bible	00	04	00	14	14
One pair of bedstids one table one cofer one cheesepress	01	10	00	12	14
Six shelves	00	02	06	12	14
One fetherbed one Boulster one covering and one blanket	02	06	00	9	14
One pair of bedstids	01	10	00	9	14
One chest and one cofer	00	15	00	12	14

Towe ffither beds	00	15	00	9	14
One coffer	00	02	00	12	14
One swine	00	14	00	2c	14
Hay	02	00	00	4b	14
Towe strike of pease	00	05	00	4b	14
One weanes body	00	02	06	3	14
Mucke or doung	00	10	00	3	14
Five geese	00	05	00	2d	14
His wearing apparill	01	05	00	22	14
Totall sume	15	12	04		14

15. John Adams, yeoman, taken by Humphrey Vaule on 14 February 1677.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In ye house one table one forme & too cheeres	01	00	00	12	15
In the p[ar]lor one bed too blankets and one coverlid	03	00	00	9	15
One coffer one box a warming pan	00	10	00	12	15
In brass & pewter	02	00	00	10	15
Barrels & all loumeary ware	00	05	00	10	15
One grate fireshovell & tongues	00	05	00	11	15
Too spiny wheles	00	03	00	12	15
In ye over chamber one bed with all belonging to it	02	00	00	9	15
Corn & hay in ye barne	03	00	00	4b	15
His wearing aparell & mon[ey] in purse	02	00	00	23	15
In chees & bacon	01	00	00	18	15
Corn ly on ye ground	01	00	00	4a	15
Five cows & one calf	16	00	00	2a	15
Part lease of tyth	05	10	00	24	15
Debts due upon bond
Due from Robert Talbot of forbridge	20	12	00	26	15
Due from Mr Edward Chumley upon bond	10	06	00	26	15
Due from John Sallom upon bond	02	01	02	26	15
Pultry everything els that may be forgotten	00	10	00	2d	15
The some	71	02	02		15

16.John Sallom, husbandman, taken by John Webb, Thomas Coadell and

Humphrey Vaule on 15 September 1678.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In houshold goods of all sorts	03	06	08	8	16
Too heifers	04	10	00	2a	16
Five sheepe	00	12	00	2b	16
Corne and hay in the barne	12	00	00	4b	16
One hogg	01	00	00	2c	16
One ould nagg and one ould mare	03	10	00	20	16
One carte and husbandry ware	01	10	00	3	16
The some is	26	08	08		16
Debts owed
First in rent	21	00	00	27	16
To Will. Ranshawe	02	10	00	27	16
To John Sale	03	00	00	27	16
To Widdow Addams	02	00	00	27	16
To Roger Stubs	01	10	00	27	16

Som[m]e	30	00	00	27	16

17. Humphry Vaule, yeoman, taken by Edward Safuage and John Carles on 15 October 1684.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
For his waring Apparill & money in his pocit	05	00	00	23	17
Five beds	12	00	00	9	17
Bras and pewter	02	00	00	10	17
Napery and linins	06	13	04	13	17
Hemp flax and wooll	01	00	00	13	17
Cheese and mault	05	00	00	4c	17
Three coffers and one box and one table and two stooles	02	00	00	12	17
For barils and all manner of Lumberware seen and unseen	01	00	00	10	17
One cart and Tumbrill and one pare of harrowes & Two plowes and husbandry	04	00	00	3	17
For Couls	00	10	00	14	17
For weat and blendcorn	11	00	00	4b	17
For barley	35	00	00	4b	17
For paise	04	10	00	4b	17
For oates	03	00	00	4b	17
For hea	04	10	00	4b	17
Five mares and one coult and geeres	22	00	00	19	17
Seven coues	19	10	00	2a	17
One bull	05	10	00	2a	17
Foure bullocks	10	10	00	2a	17
Five sterkes	08	10	00	2a	17
Seven caulfes	06	00	00	2a	17
sheep	08	05	00	2b	17
Two swine	02	00	00	2c	17
For corne groeing and increesing	21	10	00	4a	17
The Some	196	18	04		17
[corrected total]	200	18	04		17

18. John Lewis, yeoman, taken by Tho: Hodson and Robert Hodson on 17 May

1693.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
beddinge	02	00	00	9	18
Linnens	01	00	00	13	18
Brass and pewter	01	10	00	10	18
Wearing apparel & money in his pockett	01	10	00	23	18
Total	06	00	00		18

19. George Ward, taken by Daniell Warde and Josif Warde on 10 April 1694.

	l	s	d		Cat.	Ref. No.
Close and mones in his pockets	10	00	00		23	19
4 oxson	19	00	00	?	2a	19
4 cowes and calles	17	00	00		2a	19
2 Hefers in calfe	07	00	00		2a	19
1 stearke and 3 calles	08	00	00		2a	19
1 Hors 1 mare 1 coult	13	00	00		20	19

13 sheep	04	00	00		2b	19
2 piges	02	00	00		2c	19
Wheate in the barne	08	00	00		4b	19
Winter corne on the grounde	20	00	00		4a	19
Lenton corne on the grounde	10	10	00		4a	19
Husbandre ware	10	00	00		3	19
Gudes in the parlor	14	00	00		8	19
Gudes in the upper chambers	30	00	00		8	19
Gudes in the hall	04	00	00		8	19
Brase and puter in the kichen and other goodes	08	00	00		10	19
Goodes in the backhouse	03	00	00		8	19
	171	10	00			19
[corrected total]	187	10	00	?		19

20. George Ward, yeoman, taken by Robt. Miles and Jos. Ward on 17 October

1694

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
His wearing apparel and money in his purse	03	00	00	23	20
Five stirkes	07	10	00	2a	20
His goods in the house	10	00	00	8	20
Six calves	04	00	00	2a	20
Five cowes	13	00	00	2a	20
Two bullocks	06	13	04	2a	20
Fower oxen	17	00	00	2a	20
Twenty sheep	04	00	00	2b	20
Ffive swine	04	06	08	2c	20
Corne in the barne	30	00	00	4b	20
hey	06	10	00	4b	20
Husbandry ware	06	00	00	3	20
Three horses and a colt	14	00	00	20	20
Tot[al]	126	00	00		20

DRAYTON.

21. William Birch, yeoman, taken byVincent Lunne, James Lunne and Thomas

Sayer on16 September 1679.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Two yoakes of oxen	12	10	00	2a	21
Two pare of Small Steares	07	00	00	2a	21
Five meltch Cowes	10	10	00	2a	21
Two twinters	02	05	00	2a	21
Two Stirkes & Six calfes	05	10	00	2a	21
Twenty eight sheepe	02	16	00	2b	21
Two Store Swyne	01	00	00	2c	21
A little old horse bridle & Saddle	01	00	00	21	21
In the Barne a mow of wintercorne A Bay & 2 little p[ar]cells of barly A Stack of payes and a little p[ar]cell at the lower barne A p[ar]cell of fitches A p[ar]cell of oates hay in the Barne	33	10	00	4b	21
One wayne, one Tumbrill, one carte and a tumbrill body 2 plowes one pare of harrowes with yoakes and chaines and other implem[en]ts of husbandry	03	06	08	3	21

Two brass potts two brass pans foure cettle with other Brass and puter	02	10	00	10	21
In the dwelling house A longe table and formes A little table A cubbert a Sault Cofer, Chaires, stooles& Ironware	01	00	00	12	21
Sault beefe baken butter and cheese	02	00	00	18	21
In the Chamber over the houseplace one fetherbed &Bolster, bedstid & other furniture One Cubbert one table & forme one twiggen chaire 2 buffet stooles and a trunke of linen & Iron grate	04	06	08	9/12	21
In the parlor one Joynd bedstid one other bedstid 2 fetherbeds & bolsters one sett of curtens coverlets and blankits, A Press one table & forme one cofer & looking glass	03	00	00	9/12	21
In the butter 2 hogshed 4 barrills a firkin, Shelves & Bentches	00	12	00	10	21
In the Chamber over the parlor two beds one cradle, wooll tow & other lumber	01	00	00	9/13	21
In the kitchin Chamber one bedstid fetherbed bolster and other furniture	01	15	00	9	21
In the kitchin A Cheesepress one large kimnell A halfe strike, pailes, benthes loomes and other lumber	00	15	00	10	21
Wareing Apparrell and money in his purse	02	00	00	23	21
All goods and p[er]sonall estate not before valued	00	05	00	14	21
	98	11	04		21

22. Olive Huntbach,widow, taken by Oliver Ash, Willm. Whitterance and

Thomas Fox on 12 March 1679.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the lower parlor
One ffeather bed and one chaffe bed 2 blanketts and a bolster	00	13	00	9	22
One Table boord three stooles one livery table and a carpett	00	15	06	12	22
In the store chamber
10 strike of barley at 18d	00	15	00	4b	22
10 strike of oates at 9d	00	07	06	4b	22
3 plankes upon tressles	00	02	06	12	22
3 peckes of Blendcorne	00	01	06	4b	22
4 Cheeses	00	02	00	18	22
2 little baskets and some old wooden tubbs	00	01	00	10	22
5 napkins and 3 pare of sheets	00	08	00	9	22
One little box	00	01	00	14	22
In the Buttery
One large Brass pan and a large kettle	01	05	00	10	22
6 pewter dishes 2 salts and one candlesticke	00	07	06	10	22
One Safe	00	03	04	12	22
One table boord	00	05	00	12	22
4 Barrells and one ffirkin	00	03	00	10	22
2 dozen of trenchers	00	00	06	10	22
In the milke house
3 Shilves	00	03	00	12	22
One Chirne	00	03	00	3	22
One bottle	00	00	08	10	22
One poud[er]ing tubb	00	02	00	10	22
One paile and a meale tubb	00	00	06	10	22
In the House Place
4 wooden chaires	00	03	00	12	22
Bacon	00	14	00	18	22
One grate fire shovel and tonges and one ffrying pan	00	03	00	11	22
2 spitts one pare of rackes and one dreeping pan	00	06	08	10	22
In the kitchen
One large kimnell and a planke	00	01	06	10	22
One cheese press	00	01	00	10	22
Coles	00	03	00	14	22
2 milking pailes	00	01	00	3	22
One store pigg	00	08	00	2c	22
2 Cowes and one sucking calfe	03	06	08	2a	22
Straw and Hay	00	03	04	4b	22
5 sheep	00	07	06	2b	22
Some little sowed corne on the ground	00	08	00	4a	22
Her wearing apparel and ready moneys	01	01	00	23	22
Muck and all other lumber things not here nominated	00	02	06	14	22
Sum total	13	10	08		22
Corrected total	13	08	08

23. Thomas Sawyer, taken by Wallter Woollams and John Sutton on 22 May 1699.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In his lodging room one ffeather bed three blankets one coverlid one pairof Join-bed studs curtain valence courd and matt	02	00	00	9	23
One Chest one little box & two pewter dishes	00	12	00	12	23
Two Ewes and two Lambs	00	16	00	2b	23
His wearing cloathes & Shoose	02	10	00	22	23
His shovel broomhook & Javelin	00	02	00	3	23
His boots spurs sashoons & sadle	00	05	00	21	23
Money in his pocket and oweing in good depts	01	04	02	27	23
	07	09	02		23

DUNSTON.

24. John Fieldhouse, taken by Thomas Greene and John Preston on 11 November 1673

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Eight koy	22	00	00	2a	24
Two steeres	05	00	00	2a	24
Two hefferes	05	10	00	2a	24
Sixe yearelinges	10	00	00	2a	24
Fore callfes	03	10	00	2a	24
Threescoes sheepe	10	00	00	2b	24
The sorrild nagg	04	10	00	20	24
The black mare	03	10	00	20	24
The bay nagg	03	10	00	20	24

The Rone mare and the bay mare	05	00	00	20	24
The bay nagg coult	02	00	00	20	24
The two yeareling coults	03	00	00	20	24
Fore slawter swine	04	00	00	2c	24
Six store swine	01	10	00	2c	24
Wheat and muncorne	07	08	06	4b	24
barley	25	00	00	4b	24
pease	12	00	00	4b	24
The wheat groweing	16	00	00	4a	24
The Roy groweing	05	00	00	4a	24
The heay in the barne	06	00	00	4b	24
The two best Cartes	05	10	00	3	24
The two kow? Tumbriles	01	10	00	3	24
The best mucking body and draughts	00	12	00	3	24
The littell body and draughtes	00	06	00	3	24
Three plowes	00	06	00	3	24
Too pare of plowirones	00	06	00	3	24
Three swingeltrees	00	03	00	21	24
Five pare of Treases	00	16	08	21	24
Eight pare of collores and homes?	00	08	00	21	24
Pads & panneles & bridles	00	07	00	21	24
Five yockes and one aleois Cheane	00	11	00	21	24
The harrowes and the hopper	00	06	06	3	24
One iron back band fetters & lock	00	03	06	3	24
Fore picelles and a cart rope	00	04	00	3	24
One pick and one Mattock 2 ackes	00	02	06	3	24
Too broome hoockes	00	01	00	3	24
Plow timber	00	06	00	3	24
One hackney saddle	00	05	00	21	24
One cart saddell	00	01	06	21	24
2 shoovels one mock fork and a mock hoock	00	01	06	3	24
Fifty and fore poundes of puter	02	16	08	10	24
Three bras potes 83 poundes	02	15	04	10	24
Five Cettelles 46 poundes waight	02	13	08	10	24
Fore bras panes 2 Cantellstickes 47 pounds	02	14	10	10	24
Six stone of fleece wooll	02	02	00	6	24
One stone of Lames wooll	00	07	00	6	24
Three hundred of halfe new milke cheese	03	03	00	4c	24
One hundred and a hallfe of 3 meelecheese	01	04	00	4c	24
The late made cheese	00	09	00	6	24
Fifty pound of butter	00	16	08	6	24
41 pound of bacon	00	14	08	6	24
Fore Joyned beds and mates and cordes	04	11	00	9	24
Three standing bedes	01	10	00	9	24
Five fetterbedds	16	16	08	9	24
One new bedstick and one new bouster	00	18	00	9	24
Fore bousters	01	06	08	9	24
Five pillowes	00	18	06	9	24
Three pare of curtines and vallanes & a carpit	02	18	00	9	24
Nine pare of sheetes	04	19	00	9	24
Fore pare of blackits	04	13	04	9	24
Five coverings	04	16	08	9	24

Fore tabellclose and one cubbart cloth	01	10	08	13	24
Five dozen of napkins too toweles	02	13	04	13	24
Fore pillow beares	00	08	00	9	24
Three Dozen and a hallfe of Trenchers	00	02	00	10	24
Too presses	02	00	00	12	24
Too Long tabeles	01	19	04	12	24
Fore littell Tabells	00	15	00	12	24
Fore formes	00	14	08	12	24
Fore Coffers and one chest	01	08	00	12	24
Too Joyne cheares	00	14	00	12	24
Three Greene cheares	00	05	00	12	24
Too throwne cheares one bufit stoole	00	03	06	12	24
One cradell	00	03	04	12	24
The warmeing pan	00	06	00	14	24
The morter and pestill	00	03	06	10	24
Seven barrills too brueing loomes	01	10	06	10	24
Too churnes	00	08	00	3	24
4 peales 3 pigenes one buter tubb	00	06	08	10	24
Too cimnelles one hallstwick hoop & gawne	00	10	00	10	24
Too crackes an one cheese pres	00	13	04	3	24
Too winnowe sheetes 10 bagges	01	10	06	3	24
Too big coffers and the colles	01	12	00	14	24
Cobbarts broches & dreeping panes	01	10	00	10	24
Too Landirones firesulle and tonges	00	10	00	11	24
The Long Latther	00	10	00	14	24
Five swine troughs	00	10	00	3	24
Three spinning wheeles	00	08	09	7	24
The Looking Glas	00	03	00	14	24
Sifes and riddelles& baskits	00	03	06	14	24
Too bottelles 8 chesfates	00	10	00	3	24
The smouthing iron	00	01	00	14	24
Shilfes and benches	01	00	00	12	24
The some is	253	06	11		24

25. William Worsey, yeoman, taken by Richard Assprey and John Greene on 6 June 1676.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One Joyned Bed	00	12	00	9	25
6 Blanketts	00	12	00	9	25
One ffeatherbed	00	06	08	9	25
6 pairs of Hempton Sheetes	00	11	00	9	25
4 Napkins and a Towell	00	02	00	13	25
7 peeces of pewter	00	05	00	10	25
3 Brasse Kettles a furnace and a posnet	00	15	00	10	25
3 yards of woollen Cloath	00	10	00	13	25
1 Pewter Candlestick a table & frame a firme	00	06	08	12	25
Implemts of husbandry	00	05	00	3	25
6 Cowes	09	00	00	2a	25
1 Nag	01	10	00	20	25
9 Yewes and lambs	01	10	00	2b	25
For his wearing apparrell and money in his pocket	00	13	04	23	25
	16	18	08

26. Alexander Lynell, taken by Thomas Lynell, Walter Crutchley and Tho. Hiskins on 6 September 1678.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the parler One ffetherbed and bedsted with the appurtenances & one coffer and that which is in it	04	10	00	9	26
His wareing apparell and money in his purse	02	05	00	23	26
His funeral expenses	02	10	00	28	26
Ffower & twenty thrave of hard corne	04	10	00	4b	26
Twenty strike seednes of barley	08	00	00	4b	26
Tenne strike seednes of pees	03	05	00	4b	26
Fower strike seednes & halfe of oates	01	05	00	4b	26
Three cowes	09	10	00	2a	26
Ffive stirkes and calves	06	05	00	2a	26
El;even sheepe	01	09	00	2b	26
Two swine	01	05	00	2c	26
Hay in the ricke and in the barne	02	10	00	4b	26
Cheese and butter	01	05	00	18	26
Bacon and three hens	00	06	00	2d	26
Hemp and fflax	00	02	06	13	26
	48	17	06

27. Henry Pickstock, yeoman, taken by John Hickin, John Doodie, John Dirch, Henry Lynill and Walter Wolloms on 16 September 1679.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Impris. In the house place one table bord and one joyne form and a shelfe and skreene	00	13	04	12	27
One silver bowle	02	10	00	16	27
A fire grate and pothooks five chaires and five Cushions	00	06	08	11	27
In the great parlour a joyne bedstead and truckle bed a cupboard table a joyne Chest and two little Chaires one cushion & a joyne stoole	01	15	00	12	27
One ffether bed a chaffe bed three bolsters two pillows old curtains and valence & rods and two brushes	02	05	00	9	27
In the little parlour A ioyine bedsted old curtains and valence a ffetherbed and Chaffe bed two bolsters and a pillowe two blankets & a Coverlet	03	15	00	9	27
Three Cushions one old Chaire two Coffers & old box	00	05	06	12	27
In the best Chamber One joyne bedsted and fetherbed two Chaffe beds fower blankets & a Coverlet Curtains & valence & rods three pillows and one bolster	05	10	00	9	27
A joyine Chest and a standinge presse	01	00	00	12	27
A twiggen Chaire two other Chaires two stooles & a Cushion and a Carpet & 4 old blankets	01	00	00	12	27
A little table & a Carpet & an old box	00	02	00	12	27
In the parlour Chamber One joyine bedsted and a fetherbed two bolsters and a pillowe three blankets and a Coverlett curtains & a valence & Chaffe bed	04	10	00	9	27
A linen Cupbord & carpet two Cushions a Coffer a stoole & a little lookinge glasse	00	06	08	12/14	27

In the Chamber at the staire head An old bedsted & bed two bolsters and fower blankets stoole & Coffer	00	13	04	9	27
In the Cocklofte 92 Cheeses valued at	04	16	00	4c	27
In the kitchin One old table bord & a forme and two stooles	00	07	06	12	27
A fire grate shovel and tongues & two potgailes	00	02	06	11	27
Seventeene pewter dishes two salts one pewter gun 3 sawcers one Chamber pott 4 porrenger dishes two candlestickes	01	16	08	10	27
Three brasses potts and an Iron pott	01	12	08	10	27
Three brasse panns	01	00	00	10	27
One bigge Kettle 3 little Kettles	01	00	00	10	27
One skellet and a bastinge spoone and two brasse Candlesticks & a warming pan	00	03	06	10	27
One pair of Cobbards and three Spitts	00	09	00	10	27
A tin driping pan Crowe of Iron & 2 wedges	00	06	00	10	27
Pestell & morter trenchers and other wooden ware	00	02	06	10	27
One Cleever & a Chopping Knife	00	01	00	10	27
In the stoor Chamber one table a greete barrel a skreyn an old whitche and old coffer and five shelves	00	15	06	12	27
New ticking and feathers at	01	05	00	9	27
The Servant mans Chamber two Coursebeds blankets & other lumber at	00	15	00	9	27
In the Seller and buttree One hogshed two great barrels and two little ones	00	17	00	10	27
Two wooden bottells a mealtub a salting troughe	00	04	10	10	27
One brewing loome and an other little loome Cheese tub & churne two water peales a milke pealle & gawne and a piggin	00	12	00	10	27
In the newe house three wheeles seives and other iron ware	00	10	00	3	27
In the Backhouse fower plong beames 3 axtrees 6 ploughthrocks two pair of plough tayles two trine of fellyes and a ttrine and halfe of spokes	01	02	00	3	27
One Kneadinge trough a strike two batchbaggs Kneading bord a trough a Cracke haireseives and a searche 6 strike of munckhorne	01	10	00	10	27
One Mault Mill	01	00	00	10	27
In the stable Harnisse and geyres Collers bels & homes for 5 horses	00	15	00	21	27
Three pannells one saddle and fetterers	00	04	00	21	27
One Cart and geyres tumbrel body and draughts	03	13	04	3	27
One other tumbrel at	01	10	00	3	27
One other old tumbrel three old wheeles wheelebarrowe a lather two ploughs sn-ke and Cutre at	00	13	04	3	27
One paire of harrowes pikels rakes cartropes spade mattocke bags and other utensils of husbandry at	00	12	00	3	27
Three Swine	03	00	00	2c	27
Two flitchins of bacon	01	00	00	18	27
Woole	00	01	00	13	27
Ffive Cowes	12	00	00	2a	27

Fower twinter bullocks and a segge	09	10	00	2a	27
Fower stirks	05	10	00	2a	27
Three Calves	01	13	04	2a	27
Seven Sheepe	00	17	06	2b	27
Twelve paire of Sheets and a Halve	03	02	06	9	27
Two flaxen table clothes	00	07	00	13	27
Two old hempen ones	00	01	06	13	27
Two old paire of sheetes	00	04	00	9	27
Five flaxen pillowesbeares	00	05	00	9	27
Five short towels and two long ones	00	04	06	13	27
Two dozen and fower napkins	00	08	00	13	27
One wallet and some other linnen	00	02	00	13	27
Two bayes of white and gray peas	06	13	04	4b	27
One bay and half of barley	15	00	00	4b	27
60 thrane of hardcorne	13	06	04	4b	27
One bay of hay	06	00	00	4b	27
A parcel of oates	03	00	00	4b	27
Two mares and Colts and one filly	20	00	00	20	27
All bookes	01	00	00	14	27
His wareing apparel and money in his pockitt	02	10	00	23	27
All thinges unprized	01	00	00	14	27
Sum total	159	04	10		27

28. Thomas Proctor, gent, taken by Thomas Barnfeild, Thomas Pickstock and Thomas Sayer on 18 August 1684.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the parler six Cheers & stooles one Carpet one case of Pistolls & holesters	02	10	00	12/14	28
In the Hall one clock two portmantuas one Carpet	02	05	00	14	28
In the Kitchin one little wheele ffowre Joyned stooles three Cheere Twenty plates & other pewter & Brasse one little Box & a little Trunke one Iron Grate with Tonks ffireshovells & other Iron Ware & Two fflittches of Bacon	04	00	00	12	28
In the Brewhouse one Shovell one Bill one Axe with Brewing vessels & other wooden ware	01	10	00	10	28
In the best Chamber one ffether Bed with bedsteed & all that belongs therto one little grate six cheers one Twiggen Cheer one little Table	15	00	00	9	28
In the little Closet one silver Boale ffowre silver salts eight silver spoones & a looking glasse	08	00	00	16	28
In the portch Chamber one Bed with all that belongs to it one Chest with drawers one Trunke one deske	06	00	00	9	28
In the servants Chamber one bed & Blanketts with Bedsteed & one Coffer	03	00	00	9	28
In the cheese Chamber Corne & malte ffifty Cheeses with hanged Beefe one Bed Two Tables one Cofer one ole Straw Which	07	00	00	4c/9/12	28
All sort of napery ware	02	10	00	13	28
Corne & Hay in the Barne	09	00	00	4b	28

Ffive Cowes Two sterkes one waining Calfe one gelding	23	00	00	2a	28
Three swine with poultry in the folds	01	10	00	2c	28
Wareing Apparell & money in his purse	10	00	00	23	28
All other things forgotten	01	00	00	14	28
Sum tot.	96	05	00		28

29.Edward Fieldhouse, yeoman, taken by Thomas Barnfield, Thomas Ffeildhouse and Walter Bowring on 1 June 1684.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the ( torn)ler one ffetherbed one long Table Two fformes Two Joyned Cheeres (torn) one little Table	06	10	00	12	29
In the (torn) Chamber over the parler Two Beds one presse one Chest Three (torn)ers one straw Basket one little Table six paire of sheetes fowre (torn) able Cloaths three dozen of napkins ffowre pillow Bears	08	00	00	9	29
In the ( torn) Chamber over the house one bed one Table one fforme eighte(torn)ne Cheeses seven stone of fflax	04	00	00	4c/9	29
In the Closett six silver spoons	02	00	00	16	29
In the (torn)eller seven Barrells one Churne one butter Tub one brewing loome (torn)ree peales	01	10	00	10	29
In the House place one Table Two fformes one presse one little table one Iron Grate	02	00	00	12	29
Brasse and pewter in the house & Tw Iron dreeping pans & a warming pan	02	10	00	10	29
In the kitchin Chamber one bed one straw which Three ffliches of bacon & Three spinning (illegible)	03	??	00	9	29
In the Carthouse Two Carts Two Tumbrells Two paire of Harrows Two Plows	08	00	00	3	29
Corne in the barne & malte in the house	03	00	00	4b	29
Six Cows, ffowre Calves Three yearling beasts on e Twinter heifer	24	10	00	2a	29
Ffowre Horses	15	00	00	20	29
Six sheepe Two lambs	01	10	00	2b	29
Two swine	01	10	00	2c	29
Corne upon the ground	45	00	00	4a	29
Horse geeres and other od lumber stuffe	00	10	00	21	29
Waring apparel & money in his purse	06	00	00	23	29
	134	10	00		29

30. Thomas Worsey, yeoman, no appraisers named, on 7 June 1683.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the Chamber over the great parler two ffetherbeds ffower Blanketts & two pillows two joyne Bedsteeds a Truckell Bed one Chest one Box & one Livery Cupboard Curtains & valens	07	00	00	9	30

Two Shutes of Cloaths with other wearing aparell & money in his purse	04	00	00	23	30
Eleven paire of sheets six pillow Beares two dozen of napkins fower table cloaths 3 shirts & a pair drawers	02	00	00	13	30
In the great parler one long table two joyn fformes one livery table one presse one deske one sword and one littell desk two carpets & forty three Cheeses & twenty pound of butter on peece of new Cloath & yarne	03	10	00	12	30
In the little parler one ffetherbed ffower Blanketts one bolster one pillow one presse one chest two trunks one warming pan	03	00	00	9	30
In the old Chamber & storehouse Chamber one ffetherbed & a bolster twen strike of rye six strike of Oates & sixteen strike of dredge malt	04	00	00	9/4b	30
In the old parler one bed	01	00	00	9	30
In the house Brasse & pewter Two tables one Cupboard two Joyne formes one skrene one grate pothooks and cobberds and other Ironware &Bacon 3 flitches cheers & stools	04	00	00	8	30
In the brewhouse one furnise one cheese presse two Hogsheads two Barrells one firkin 3 peales one brewing tub one churne & all other wooden ware one Buckett & a Cheane att the well and one stone sesterne	01	10	00	10	30
Husbandry ware one Cart one old Bare foot tumbrel one hackney saddle 2 plowes horse gears & other implements of Husbandry with old hay in the barne	04	10	00	3	30
Six Cows	15	00	00	2a	30
Thre Twinter beasts	05	00	00	2a	30
Ffive yeareling beasts	05	00	00	2a	30
Ffowre rearing Calfes	01	06	08	2a	30
Two store swine	01	10	00	2c	30
Two nags one mare one yearling Colt	17	10	00	20	30
Corne upon the ground groweing	30	00	00	4a	30
Poultry	00	04	00	2d	30
	110	00	08		30

31. Margaret Collier, ‘who deceased the one & twenth of June…1686’, taken by James Barnfield and Edward Day.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Her wareing Aperrill & moneys in her pockitt	01	00	00	23	31
One cow	02	00	00	2b	31
One swine	01	00	00	2c	31
All her Corne	05	00	00	4	31
Brass and puter	02	00	00	10	31
Napery ware	03	00	00	13	31
Fower featherbeds blanckits & curtins	04	00	00	9	31
Cheeres & stules	00	10	00	12	31
Peles Barrills & tubs	01	00	00	10	31
Two Tables	00	15	00	12	31
One Cheespress	00	02	06	3	31

Fworteene bords	00	05	00	14	31
One chest one desk & one Cabinet & one Standart	00	15	00	14	31
Grate firesull & tounges & Creepers & pottracks two broches	01	00	00	11	31
Morter & pestill	00	01	00	10	31
Some totall	22	08	06		31

32. Thomas Barnfield, gent., taken by John Egginton,gent., Thomas Pickstocke and Thomas Collins on 23 July 1686.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the little Parlour one ffeatherbed one Boulster one chaire & one stoole	01	05	00	9	32
In the large Parloure One Table, one Press, five chaires six Chushions and two Carpetts	01	06	00	12	32
In the Hall One Jack foure spits one grate, two paire of Tongues one old fire shovel two dripping pans one Grid Iron	01	11	06	10/11	32
One paire of bellowes and other things in the Chimney	00	01	06	11	32
One chest, one skreene, one stoole and two chaires	00	12	00	12	32
In the Buttery. Brass and Pewter	04	00	00	10	32
Wooden ware	00	10	00	10	32
One silver bowle three silver spoones	03	00	00	16	32
In the Parlour Chamber. One couch chaire	00	10	00	12	32
Six chaires and six stooles	01	10	00	12	32
One Trunk and one chest with drawers	00	15	00	12	32
One paire of Lound Irons	00	04	00	11	32
In the Buttery Chamber. One Bed and Bedsteds with its furniture	01	00	00	9	32
One Iron chest and two wooden chests	01	05	00	12	32
Two Trunks and two boxes	00	05	00	12	32
In the Cockloft. Napery ware	02	00	00	13	32
Cheese and other provisions	02	00	00	18	32
His wearing Apparell, his purse & money therein	05	00	00	23	32
In the field and out Houses. One cow	03	00	00	2a	32
One Pigg and Poultrey	00	10	00	2c	32
One cart and all manner of old Lumber not before valued	05	00	00	3	32
Sum Totall	32	05	00		32
Corrected total	35	05	00		32

33. Walter Bowring, taken by T Hickins, Walter Critchley and John Wakellen on23 May 1687.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the kitchin one tableboard two formes a little table two chares one joyne stoole	01	00	00	12	33
One grate fire shovel and tongues two pare of potgayes one pare of pothooks and chafferinge dish morter and pestill	00	04	00	10	33
Two broches and cobbards	00	02	06	10	33
Two flitches of bacon	01	00	00	18	33
Eleven pewter dishes	00	11	00	10	33

Nine plates and five old pewter dishes	00	03	06	10	33
Two pewter candlesticks one brasse candlesticke one pewter gun and two tankards and a salte	00	02	06	10	33
In the buttree three brasse potts one iron pot fower brasse pans a brasse skellet an iron kettle three brasse kettles a brasse skinner and a brasse chaffering dishe	01	10	00	10	33
Two tin dreeping pans a frying pan and a churne	00	02	06	10	33
Ffive barrells	00	10	00	10	33
In the backhouse A kneadinge troughe a brewing loome a cheese tub three payles and some other wooden ware	00	06	08	10	33
In the parlour one fetherbed a chaffe bed bedsted blankets and coverlet and curtains and bolsters	01	10	00	9	33
One cheste one trunke one tablebord and forme one joyne stoole two chares one grate one box	00	16	00	12	33
In the parlour chamber one old groning chare a whitch a wheele and other lumber	00	05	00	12	33
In the lower chamber two featherbeds and bedsteds blankets coverlets and two chaffebeds	02	10	00	9	33
A presse two coffers a tablebord	00	06	08	12	33
Six cushions	00	02	00	9	33
In the other chamber one fetherbed six pillows and bolsters three old coffers and other lumber one rug and two blankets	01	10	00	9	33
In the chamber over the kitchin one tablebord two coffers six pound of woole and other stuffe	00	10	00	12	33
One carte tumbrels plowes gayres and other utensils of husbandry	04	00	00	3	33
Ffower and twenty sheep and nineteene lambs	06	00	00	2b	33
Three cowes and five young calves	08	00	00	2a	33
Two swine	01	00	00	2c	33
Ffive horses and mayres and one younge colte	10	00	00	20	33
Two twinter coltes and one yearling colt	04	00	00	20	33
Linnins of all sorts	01	10	00	13	33
Two twinter heifers and two yearlings	05	00	00	2a	33
Ten strike seednes of hard corne	06	00	00	4a	33
Two and twenty strike seednes of barley	08	00	00	4a	33
Six strike seednes of pees	02	00	00	4a	33
His wareinge apparel and mony in his pocket and anything not yet apprized	01	00	00	23	33
Tot	69	12	04		33

34. Anne Bowringe, widow, taken by John Wakelin and John Bayley on 17 November 1692.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In the houseplaceone long table two forms	00	10	00	12	34
One little table three Chairs one Joyned Stool	00	05	00	12	34
Brass and Pewter and Tinn ware	02	00	00	10	34
In the best Parlour one table and form	00	06	08	12	34
One Chest one joined stool and four Chusshens	00	06	08	12	34

One Joyned bed one featherbed one bouster one pillow two blankets and one Coverld	02	06	00	9	34
In the Parlour Chamber one old Coffer three spinning wheels one Twiggen Chaire and one strawn basket	00	06	08	12	34
In the Lower Parlour two Joyned beds one Trucklebed Two ffeatherbeds five boulsters three blankets Two Coverlids and two pair of Curtains	03	10	00	9	34
Two Joyned presses two Coffers and one Table	00	13	04	12	34
In the Chamber over the Lower Parlour three old bedstids four Coffers one box one featherbed Two old blankets and two Ruggs	01	10	00	9	34
In the Store Chamber one Coffer Two Barrels Two old shelves one table and twenty Cheeses	01	00	00	12	34
Ten pair of sheets two dozen of Napkins two table Clothes and other old linin wool hemp & flax	02	10	00	13	34
In the kitchin one kneading tubb one Kimnel two tubs one barrel one Churne two peals with other old things	00	13	04	10	34
Corn & hay and straw in the barn	06	00	00	4b	34
Two Cows two Twinter heifers and three sterkes	12	00	00	2a	34
Three horses two Colts and one swine	06	00	00	20	34
The husbandry and Ireon ware	02	00	00	3	34
Corn on the ground	02	00	00	4a	34
Her wareing aparrel and money in her purss00	00	13	04	23	34
Lumber and things unapraised	00	05	00	14	34
toto	44	16	00		34

35. William Deakin, taken by Will. Sawyer, Richard Asprey and Tho. Asprey undated but probate date is 13 August 1696.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One Cow	03	00	00	2a	35
Corne in the House	01	08	00	4b	35
Corne on the ground	01	00	00	4a	35
Hay and straw	01	00	00	4b	35
Bras and pewter in the house	01	10	00	10	35
One bed and all there unto belonging	01	00	00	9	35
One table bord too forms one Coffer one box one turnill one loome too barills	01	00	00	12	35
All other things unpreased	00	05	00	14	35
Moneys dew to him upon bond or other wayes	17	15	00	25	35
His wareing aparille & money in his pockett	01	00	00	23	35
Totall is	28	18	00		35

36. Anne Fieldhouse, widow, taken by John Greene and John ffeildhouse on 3 June 1698.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Her purse and Apparell	66	00	00	23	36
total	66	00	00		36

37. Mary Barnfield, widow, taken by Robart Tonkeson senior, Robart Tonkeson, junior and Will. Hall junior on 7 May 1700.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In ye big parler 3 cheers 2 tables one forme one grate 2 cusshons one carpitt	01	00	00	12	37
In ye buttery. One chest 1 tabell 1 cheere	00	05	00	12	37
Ye Best Chamber 1 Bed and cheers and stools	04	00	00	9	37
In ye buttery chamber 1 bed 1 trunk 2 stools	03	00	00	9	37
In another Little Chamber 1 bed and stools and press	04	00	00	9	37
In ye Entry Chamber 1 which	00	04	00	14	37
In Cheese Chamber 1 jug and Kimnill and ?	00	06	00	10	37
In ye washhouse Chamber 1 bed 2 coffers	01	00	00	9	37
In ye derhouse Chamber 2 beds and valance and napkins and tabell linen and sheets and 2 trunks and 1 coffer	10	00	00	9	37
In ye derehouse and wash house Lumber ware	03	00	00	14	37
In ye Kichin brass pewter and grate fire shule and tongs. Stools and cheers	04	00	00	10	37
In Shews(?) parler 1 bed and 7 Clees and 1 bleet 3 weels	03	00	00	9	37
Platt in ye house	12	00	00	15	37
	45	15	00		37

LEVEDALE.

38. John Lees, yeoman, taken by Edward Cartwright and Robert Standley on 3 June 1646.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Goods in the Parlour One standing bedsted a ffeather bed & all the appertances thereto belonging One truckle bed with a ffeather bed upon it and all belonginge to it	05	00	00	9	38
One standing cubbard	00	15	00	12	38
Two tables, chaires and stooles	00	13	04	12	38
Two pewter dishes, foure cushions and three pewter candlesticks	00	10	00	10	38
Goods in the House One longe table one forme one side table one cubbard and foure ioynt stooles	01	00	00	12	38
Goods in the Chamber over the Parlour One standing bedsted a ffeather bed and all necessaries thereto belonging	02	00	00	9	38
One presse	00	14	00	12	38
One table a little coffer a box and five shelves	00	10	00	12	38
Goods in the chamber over the Butterie One standing bedstid one truckle bedstid two ffeather beds and all necessaries thereto belonginge and one safe	04	00	00	9	38
Sheets tablecloths napkins pillow beeres and all manner of napperie	07	00	00	13	38
Goods in the Butterie Brasse and pewter	06	00	00	10	38
Barrels tubs and all wooden ware	04	00	00	10	38
In the kichen broches dreepeinge pans gobbards fire shovls & tongs and other iron ware	01	00	00	10/11	38
Corn in the barn and in the house threashed and unthreashed	16	00	00	4b	38

Fiftie strike of mault	04	00	00	4b	38
Corne groweinge now upon the ground	34	00	00	4a	38
Two oxen and two bullocks	18	00	00	2a	38
Eight cows and six calves	24	00	00	2a	38
Ten yonge beasts	20	00	00	2a	38
Six and thirtie old sheepe and ten lambs	10	00	00	2b	38
Two nags two mares and one coult	13	00	00	20	38
Five old swine and fower yonge piggs	03	00	00	2c	38
Carts plows yoakes chaines & all manner of husbandrye ware	06	10	00	3	38
Geese ducks and other poultries	00	12	00	2d	38
His wearinge apparel and money in his purse	05	00	00	23	38
	207	04	04		38
Corrected total	187	04	04

39. Francis Lees, yeoman, taken by William Southall, Francis Mountford and Walter Crutchley on 30 May 1687.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One Joyned bed and two paire of hempsheets	01	03	04	9	39
The possibility of the remainder of a Lease of Lands and Tenem[en]ts in Leadall aforesaid	05	00	00	24	39
His waring apparel & money in his purse	01	03	04	23	39
Goods & credits not valued before	00	03	00	14	39
	07	19	04
Corrected total	07	09	08		39

LYNEHILL.

40. John Fletcher, gent., taken by William Southall, Thomas Gardlett, John Thorley and Thomas Lynell on 13 June 1681.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One cow and one colt	05	00	00	2a/20	40
One store swine	00	05	00	2c	40
Two wayne bodies one ironbound cart, plow timber and implements for husbandry with yokes geeres and appettennes thereto	05	00	00	3	40
Goods in the house vizt.
In the parlour one tableboard & cupboards, three chaires five joynd stooles two carpet clothes six cushions and one looking glass	02	10	00	12	40
In the hall one long table board one little table one cheryre two formes	01	12	00	12	40
In the buttery two barrels, one cupboard and other goods	00	08	00	10	40
In the hall chamber one table two formes one Livery cupboard with a carpet cloth to it, one chest one joined bed with chappelleates to it and one truckle bed	03	10	00	9/12	40
Two saddles and one bridle	00	10	00	21	40


In the parlour chamber one joined bed one featherbed blankets and appertennces one chest one livery cupboard one trunk and boxes of drawyers one little table one little box one grate one pare of weights one warming pan	04	00	00	9/12	40
books	02	05	00	14	40
In the chamber over the buttery one joynd bed with appertens one cupboard one presse and one Trunk	02	01	00	9/12	40
In the chamber over the kitchen one joined bed one truckle bed with bedding & appertens one tableboard two coffers one desk and boxes	03	03	04	9/12	40
In the kitchen brasse and pewter broaches land iron pailes bupps and other goods therein	07	00	00	10	40
One malt mill	01	00	00	14	40
Two featherbeds not in the house	01	10	00	9	40
Linen and napery ware	10	00	00	13	40
One Rapier and belt	00	10	00	14	40
Waring apparel and money in his purse	04	00	00	23	40
One plaine bed with bedding thereto and other goods in the porch chamber	01	10	00	9	40
In desperate debts	02	06	08	27	40
Goods not before valued	00	10	00	14	40
	58	11	00		40

MITTON

41. Edward Ward, yeoman, taken by William Southall, Thomas Ward and Thomas Selman on 25 January 1671/72.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Eleven cowes, two bullocks, thirteene young cattle and eight calves	74	00	00	2b	41
Sixe nags mares and colts	20	00	00	20	41
Winter corne barley pease and hay in the barnes	34	00	00	4b	41
Swine and pullen	03	10	00	2c/d	41
Waynes plows plowtimber and implem[en]ts of husbandry	10	00	00	3	41
sheepe	12	00	00	2a	41
Corne and malte in the house	10	00	00	4b	41
Cheese butter beefe and bacon	05	00	00	14c	41
Goods in the dwelling house
Two tableboards two formes with cheires stooles landiron and app[er] tences to the fire	01	15	00	11/12	41
In parlour
One tableboard, one fforme, two presses one coffer, two beds and bedding	05	10	00	9/12	41
In the little chamber one bed & bedding	01	00	00	9	41
Hogshead barrels lewnes tubs kimnells & wooden ware	03	00	00	10	41
In the kitchen. One malt mill, one witch with cheesepresses & other wooden ware	02	00	00	10	41

In the best chamber one bed & bedding thereto one table two formes one chest one twiggen cheir with cushions and other goods	07	00	00	9/12	41
In the little chamber one bed & bedding & other goods	03	00	00	9	41
In the upp[er] chamber goods valued at	02	10	00	14	41
Woole	00	10	00	13	41
Brasse, pewter and linen	10	00	00	10/13	41
All other goods not afore valued	00	05	00	14	41
	205	00	00		41

42. Hugh Waite, gent., taken by Thomas Byrch, John Bourne, Thomas Ryley and John Greene on 14 December 1686.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Cattle Corne and goods in Mitton
Two oxen and foure bullocks	21	00	00	2a	42
Ffoure heifers and five Calves	20	00	00	2a	42
Eight Cowes and one Bull	30	10	00	2a	42
Two mares one Nagg and two Colts	21	00	00	20	42
One stoned Colt and one other mare	15	00	00	20	42
Sheep, swine and poultry	13	10	00	2b/c/d	42
Rye and muncorne & corne threshed	04	05	00	4b	42
Barley and Pease	25	08	00	4b	42
Hay and Clover	12	00	00	4b	42
Payments for land in Mitton for three yeares	06	00	00	24	42
Corne sowed on the ground in Mitton	08	00	00	4a	42
Husbandry goods
One Wayne, one Cart & two tumbrells w[i]th th,app[ur]ten[an]ces	10	00	00	3	42
One great Slead and husbandry goods in the Upper Carthouse, two Cartropes & one scope	00	17	04	3	42
One oxe harrow, two p[air]e of small harrowes one hopper and one wheelebarrow	02	00	00	3	42
Ffive plowes, three p[air]e of plow Irones and one little sherde	01	00	00	3	42
Sixe paire of Iron geares, and one p[air]e of ffetters with a locke	00	17	06	3	42
Two Iron backbands, two Iron bally bands and one Cartsaddle	00	05	00	21	42
Ffoure Cartbridles and sixe p[air]e of homes	00	08	00	21	42
Ffoure stone troughs, one cheesepresse one tubb and two furmes	00	15	00	3	42
Three oxe chaines & one Iron Crow	00	05	08	3	42
One Malt Mill	00	18	00	3	42
Two spades, five picles als. Pickforkes one pick and three fforkes	00	08	00	3	42
Two axes and one Bill	00	01	02	3	42
Plowe Timber and wayne and Cart timber	00	06	08	3	42
Goods in the house place
One Tableboard, one ffurme & one little table	01	03	04	12	42

One dresseboard	00	05	00	12	42
Three chaires and two Cushions	00	05	00	12	42
One Jack, two broaches, fire shovel and tongues, one Land Iron with cheeks to it, pothooks, one chafing dish, one paire of Iron Cobbards, one p[air]e of bellowes one Cleever one Iron pott and one dreeping pan.	02	10	00	10/11	42
Ffoure shelfes	00	02	06	12	42
Goods in the chambers over the houseplace and Brewhouse
One Corne brye, two witches, one spinning wheele and one straw witch	00	10	00	14	42
Cheese and Butter	03	12	00	14c	42
Sixe boards, two old barrels, two old tubs one witch and one cheire	00	10	00	12	42
Goods in the Brewhouse
One weeting fatt, three Tubbs, one bigg Kimnell one planck and one scearch	01	03	00	10	42
Goods in the wash house
Two old barrels, one tubb, one frying pann, two pailes, one piggen, foure bottells, one Churne five cheesefatts, sixe boles, one halfe strike, one Kimnell, sixe boards & one hacking board	01	13	06	10	42
Goods in the Chambers over the buttery & parlour
One plaine bedstidd, with one Coverlid, two blankets one chaffebed, with the furniture to the beds belonging	01	00	00	9	42
One Cradle, one Chest, one livery table, three coffers, one stoole & one childs going stoole	01	01	00	12	42
Ffortie boles and dishes	00	06	08	10	42
Twenty eight pounds of fflaxe	00	14	00	13	42
Three paire of old sheetes, one tablecloth and cloth at the websters, foure p[air]e of hemp sheets, one cubboard cloth and three p[air]e of other sheets	01	10	00	13	42
Ffoure paire of flaxen sheets & five tableclothes	01	13	06	13	42
Two dozen of flaxen napkins, one pillow beere and other napery goods	00	08	00	13	42
Two bedstidds, ffoure blankets and one coverlid with their appurten[an]ces and one Coffer	01	05	00	9	42
One side saddle and one body horse girth	00	03	00	21	42
Sixe ffetherbedds, eight bolsters & sixe pillowes	09	17	06	9	42
Pewter	01	11	06	10	42
Brasse and brazen goods	02	18	00	10	42
One ffurnace	00	16	00	11	42
Goods in the little parlour
One paire of bedstidds, three blankets, one rug, with the hangings and app[ur]ten[an]ces	01	10	00	9	42
Parte of a Livery Cupboard, one Trunk and three dozen of trenchers	00	14	00	10	42
Books	00	17	06	14	42
Goods in the Buttery
One hogshead, three barrels, one Cupboard, one shooter and one Cheeseplate	00	14	00	10	42

Goods in the great Parlour
One Joyned bedd with hangings, Curtaines and app[ur]ten[an]ces thereunto, and one Rugg, two blankets and one counterpane and one truckle bed	03	00	00	9	42
One Clocke	00	10	00	14	42
One Table board, two Joyned furmes, seven buffet stooles, one presse & two Carpett clothes	01	03	00	12	42
One Twiggen Couch Cheire	00	05	00	12	42
One fire shovel, two paire of Tongues, one grate, one looking glasse, one little stoole, three cheires and three Cushions	00	13	00	8	42
Waring apparel
One Coate, one paire of breeches & one wastcote	02	10	00	22	42
One other paire of breeches & two coates	01	10	00	22	42
One other paire of breeches & two wastcoates	00	06	00	22	42
One black Coate and breeches	00	06	00	22	42
One paire of Buckskin breeches	00	10	00	22	42
One Cloake and three Coates	00	16	00	22	42
One p[air]e of bootes, two p[air]e of shoes & stockings	00	11	00	22	42
Ffoure hatts	00	16	00	22	42
Money in purse	03	00	00	23	42
One Watch	01	00	00	17	42
Womens waring apparell	01	10	00	22	42
Old bedding in the servants chamber, coles, one ladder & one grindle stone	00	10	00	14	42
Two saddles and bridles	00	14	00	21	42
One little seale, one tobacco stopper, a bunch of Ribbons and Laces	00	01	00	14	42
One Rapier, one Belt, one case of pistols and one gun	01	00	00	14	42
Corne at Marston
Rye and wheate	03	19	00	4b	42
Pease and oates	02	10	00	4b	42
Hay and straw	02	10	00	4b	42
Corne at Lapley
Barley and winter Corne	32	00	00	4a	42
Hay	04	00	00	4b	42
Corne and goods at Longnor
Winter Corne and Barley	16	04	00	4a	42
Old oates and new oates	07	10	00	4b	42
Hay and ffodder	08	00	00	4b	42
One Tumbrell	00	15	00	3	42
Boards, timber and other goods	01	11	00	14	42
Goods not before valued, are valued and apprised at	00	05	00	14	42
	330	04	04

43. Richard Haughton, yeoman, taken by William Jackeman and Edward Read on 27 February 1698/9.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Two cheests	00	13	00	12	43

Lininens in the leser Chest	01	07	00	13	43
Waering apparriell and money in his poors	11	00	00	23	43
Moonney upon Bond	35	00	00	26	43
The totall	48	00	00		43

44. Richard Powell, servant, taken by Joseph Cooper and John Boalis on 3 March 1698/99.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One coffer	00	02	06	12	44
Waring apparel	06	17	06	22	44
Money in his purse	10	11	06	23	44
	17	10	06		44
Corrected total	17	11	06		44

OTHERTON.

45. John Stevenson, yeoman, taken by Humphry Arkell, John Wright, John Gainton and Thomas Lynell on 12 September 1690.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Four oxen	16	00	00	2a	45
Four bullocks	10	00	00	2a	45
Six twinter heifers	12	00	00	2a	45
Eight stirks	09	00	00	2a	45
Twelve Cowes and one Bull	32	10	00	2a	45
Five Calves	03	06	08	2a	45
Nine Mares Naggs and Colts	25	00	00	20	45
Four little mares and colts wch run on the Comons	02	00	00	20	45
One hundred thirtie and eight sheepe	20	00	00	2b	45
Four Hoggs and Six store piggs	06	00	00	2c	45
Barley in the Barnes	45	00	00	4b	45
Wheate Rye and Blendcorne in the barns	20	00	00	4b	45
Pease and Oates	11	00	00	4b	45
Haye and Clovergrasse	10	00	00	4b	45
Waines Carts plowes yoakes geeres Harrows plow timber and all sorts of Implements belonging to husbandry	15	00	00	3	45
In the hall or dwelling house two Joynd Tableboords with fourmes chaires stooles one iron jack one iron grate spitte dreeping pans fire shovel tonges and sev[er]all other household goods	02	10	00	10/11/12	45
In the little parlour two joyne bedsteads two featherbeds with bolst[e]rs pillows cov[e]rings Blanketts and other furniture a joyne presse a cupboard and other goods in the said roome	04	00	00	9/12	45
In the same room one Coffer one box one saddle a pillion and cloth and other small goods	01	14	00	21	45
In the Great parlour one longtable six joynd stooles one little side table four chaires one iron grate two carpetts	01	12	00	12	45
In the best Chamber one joyn bedsteed with Curtains vallons, featherbed and all other furniture to the same, two chests two chaires a livery table four covered stooles a looking glass a paire of new blankets one carpet and severall other goods	07	10	00	9/12	45
In the Red Chamber one Bedsteed with Curtains vallons featherbed and all other furniture, a little table a trunk a chaire and a stoole	02	10	00	9/12	45
In the Chamber over the houseplace one joyne bedsteed with curtains vallons one featherbed with other furniture and one hanging presse	02	00	00	9/12	45
In the servant maides Chamber Beds and other goods	01	06	08	9	45
In the Deary milk vessels and other things	01	00	00	3	45
Brasse and pewter of all sorts	05	00	00	10	45
One furnace and a mault mill	02	10	00	3	45
In the Buttery Brewhouse an Kitchen all sorts of cooperyware as Barrells tubs pailes and all other wooden vessels	02	00	00	10	45
Linnens of all sortes, yarne, hemp & flax	10	00	00	13	45
Butter cheese bacon and other household provision	08	00	00	4c	45
Poultry of all sorts	01	00	00	2d	45
One lease granted by Sir Edward Littleton Bart. Of the house wherein he lived with the lands thereto belonging	30	00	00	24	45
A lease granted by the said sir Edward Littleton of another house and land thereunto belonging being in Otherton aforesaid valued at	60	00	00	24	45
His waring apparrell money in his purse all things as that are forget & comprized	06	00	00	23	45
The total summe	385	09	04		45

PILLINGTON.

46. William Alkin (Auken), yeoman, taken by Thomas Crosswell, William Crosswell and William Grateley on 29 April 1657.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One horse	03	00	00	20	46
Sixteen Shipe	02	10	00	2b	46
Brase and putter	03	00	00	10	46
One ffetherbed and all that belonge to it	04	00	00	9	46
Linnile and napreware	02	00	00	13	46
One tableborde one Cabard one prese one chest one Cofer	03	00	00	12	46
Money upon Specealltie	48	10	00	26	46
Money without Spesealltie	02	10	00	27	46
One Lease	10	00	00	24	46
His waring apparell	05	00	00	22	46
Money in his purse	00	10	00	23	46
	84	00	00		46

47. Alexander Ryley, yeoman, taken by William Birch, Thomas Byrch, Thomas Reyley and William Steedman on 5 August 1685.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
24 bease at £2 apeece	48	00	00	2a	47

9 horses & mares at £2. 10s apeece	22	10	00	20	47
2 sucking coultes at £1 apeece	02	00	00	20	47
6 score sheepe younge & ould	20	00	00	2b	47
6 swine	04	00	00	2c	47
22 str. seednes of hardcorne	16	00	00	4a	47
19 str. seednes of barley	10	00	00	4a	47
38 str. seednes of oates	07	12	00	4a	47
14 tunn of hay	14	00	00	4b	47
15 stone of wooll	07	00	00	6	47
4 chestes and coffers	01	00	00	12	47
3 featherbeds & 4 feather bousters and 5 pillowes	05	00	00	9	47
Twelfe woollen blankites & coverlides	01	10	00	9	47
Sheetes & napereware	10	00	00	13	47
3 pare of bedstides and hangings	01	00	00	9	47
Bras and pewter	04	00	00	10	47
7 score cheeses in all big and little	10	00	00	4c	47
Bareles & tubes & such wooden ware	02	10	00	10	47
Tables stooles shilfes & cheres	00	10	00	12	47
Fire shule and tonges & all other in the house	00	10	00	11	47
For husbandryware in all	06	00	00	3	47
All his waring aparill & money in his purse	10	00	00	23	47
All other things whatsoever left unprised	01	00	00	14	47
The whole is	222	02	00		47
Corrected total	204	02	00		47

48. Edward Ryley, yeoman, taken by William Southall, William Steadman, John Smyth, Thomas Ryley and John Dickman on 26 August 1686.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Nine cowes, foure twinter heifers foure bullocks and two calves	41	05	00	2a	48
Two mares and one colt	08	00	00	20	48
sheepe	20	10	00	2b	48
Three swine & poultry	03	00	00	2c/d	48
One wayne wth tumbrels plowes harrowes and other husbandry goods	06	00	00	3	48
Corne and hay	39	10	00	4b	48
One lease of a house & land in Pillington	20	00	00	24	48
Rye & malt in one Chamber	01	16	00	4b	48
Cheese butter and bacon	05	00	00	4c	48
Lewnes tubs pailes & wooden vessells	01	14	00	10	48
One furnes, potts kettles pewter and other brazen goods	02	00	00	10	48
One coffer and three straw witches	00	04	00	12	48
illegible	00	03	06		48
One Table one Joyned forme one Cupboard & one brasse bench & one stoole	01	00	00	12	48
One cradle & three cheires & one bench	00	05	00	12	48
Iron goods belonging to the ffire	00	07	00	11	48
One Joyned bedd two featherbeds with the coverlids blankets & app[ur]ten[an]ces and one box and one coffer	04	00	00	9	48
Two plaine beds wth the bedding thereto	01	00	00	9	48
Linen and linnen cloth	01	10	00	13	48

Woole and hempe	03	10	00	6	48
Three stone troughs	00	10	00	14	48
Waring apparel and money & depts	02	00	00	23	48
Goods not before valued	00	05	00	14	48
Sume tot.	163	09	06		48

49. Thomas Steadman, yeoman,

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Money in his purse	10	00	00	23	49
His clothes and wareing aparill	02	00	00	22	49
The sum is	12	00	00		49

50. Thomas Arkoll, yeoman, taken by Maurice Howell, William Steadman and Edmund Aspeley on 2 January 1693/4.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Debts owing by specialties & otherwise	60	00	00	25	50
In his chamber Trunkes Boxes Bookes waring apparrell & money in his purse	30	00	00	12/14/23	50
	90	00	00		50

51. Thomas Jones, cook, taken by William Steadman and John Cooper on 4 December 1694.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
Mony by him	40	13	06	23	51
Weareing apparell	00	10	06	22	51
A Box & Trunk	00	01	06	12	51
Money due on bond	80	00	00	26	51
The sum is	121	05	06		51

52. Edward King, taken by William Greateley and William Steadman on 7 December 1694.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One cow	03	00	00	2a	52
One mare	02	10	00	20	52
2 acres of mown corne and upmuck	10	00	00	4b	52
8 strike seedness of barley and the upmucks and barley grown	06	00	00	4b	52
3 acres in galey hay paid for and utmucks	07	00	00	4b	52
Waring aparill and money in his purse	02	10	00	23	52
Total is	31	00	00		52

53. Edward Greateley, yeoman, taken by Francis Streete and William Steedman on7 December 1694.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
2 oxen and 6 cowes and five young beaces	30	05	00	2a	53
Corne in the barne & Corne in the ground	40	00	00	4	53

Four score and twelfe sheepe at £5 a score	20	15	00	2b	53
Too mares and too coultes	08	00	00	20	53
Dead goodes in the house his waring aparill and money in his purse	30	00	00	8/23	53
	129	00	00		53

54. William Birch the elder, yeoman, taken by William Steedman and William Addams on 27 July 1698.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
The harde Corne on ye Ground	10	00	00	4a	54
Barley on ye Ground	16	00	00	4a	54
Oates on ye Ground	07	10	00	4a	54
Pease on ye Ground	03	10	00	4a	54
One hundred twenty and one Sheep	45	00	00	2b	54
Ffour Bullocks	13	00	00	2a	54
Ffour Cows	12	00	00	2a	54
Two twinter Bullocks	03	15	00	2a	54
Two yearling heifers	03	05	00	2a	54
Two Calves	01	06	08	2a	54
One Mare	04	00	00	20	54
Two Swine	02	05	00	2c	54
Eight Stone of Wool	06	00	00	6	54
In the parlour place One Long Table ffour Joyne Stooles One pair of Bedstedds Curtaines and Vallons	01	00	00	9	54
Ffour old Chiers one ffeather Bedd two bolsters and ffour pillows	01	17	00	9	54
In the Little Buttery One Little Table	00	00	06	12	54
In the house place One Little Table one Joyne Chier	00	02	06	12	54
One Grate ffire shovel and Tongues one Clever One Iron pestell one pair of pott Geales One Dripping pann and one ffryeing pan	00	10	06	10/11	54
One fflitch and halfe of Bacon	01	00	00	18	54
One Chest of Drawers One Old Chest One pair of Joyne Bedstidds and one Truccle Bedstidd One Joyne Chier Close Stool pann	01	02	06	9/12	54
In the Middle Chamber One ffeather Bedd and bolster two pair of Bedstidds and the Liv[er]y table	01	13	04	9	54
In the Cheese Chamber fforty cheeses	02	00	00	4c	54
Seaven strike of Muncorne	02	00	00	4b	54
Eleaven Blanketts	01	08	00	9	54
Nyne pair of Sheets	01	15	00	9	54
Three pillow Biers 3 Table Cloathes One dozen and 8 Napkins 3 hand Towells	00	15	00	13	54
Woodden Ware	00	12	00	10	54
All ye brasse and pewter	02	10	00	10	54
Hey in ye barne	01	10	00	4b	54
Lumber and things unpraisd	00	00	01	14	54
Wareinge Apparrell and Money in his pocket beinge disposed of in his lifetime	00	05	00	23	54
Muck in ye ffold and uppbarne	01	10	00	3	54
	149	04	00		54

55. John Talbott, taken by William Goodall and William Steedman on 9 May 1699.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
One Cow and one Sterk	02	10	00	2a	55
One mare	01	10	00	20	55
Corne of all sorts	02	03	04	4	55
Hay in the Barne	00	05	00	4b	55
For the title of the Lease	05	00	00	24	55
All the goods in the House Chambers & elsewhere	02	00	00	8	55
For his waring Aparill & money in his Pockett & things forgot & unprased	01	00	00	23	55
	14	08	04		55

STRETTON.

56. John Ward, husbandman, taken by George Birch on 15 March 1671.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
The wearing apparel of the defunct	00	13	04	22	56
A debt due unto the defunct by John Aspley of Coppenhall in the County of Stafford yeoman as may appear by his writing obligatory sealed by the said John Aspley ten pound	10	00	00	26	56
	10	13	04		56

57. Margaret Oldfield, the younger, widow, taken by John Byrch and John Walker the elder on 24 October 1689.

	l	s	d	Cat.	Ref. No.
In ready money & wareing apparel	11	00	00	23	57
Two feather beds two chaff beds one flock bed with 2 paire of steeds and Bolsters and coverings and all things belonging to them	06	00	00	9	57
One table board joyne frame two joyne foorms	01	02	06	12	57
5 chairs	00	03	00	12	57
Brass & pewter

In ye Chamber over house

In ye shoppe

BYTHORNE.

In ye house place

In ye buttry

In ye parlour

In ye Chamber