Description: Inventory of Elizabeth Beard widow of Rowner, buried April 22nd 1639.
Reference: Winchester County Record Office 1639A 18/2
R.Towner 4th October 1995.
The inventory taken of all the goods and chattles of Elizabeth Beard of Roughner widdow late deceased [a]praysed by James Searle, William Knight, Robert Brooker and
William Greene Aprill 14th 1639.
In the hall
Imprimis the greatest brass kettle and a candlestick 12s 0d
A copper kettle and a pewter candlestick 10s 0d
A small kettle a skillet and a brass candlestick 8s 0d
—- small kettle a skillett and candlestick 8s 0d
Three potts a payre of cottrells and pothooks and a saltsellar 15s 0d
Two tubs a kiver(?) a lea-ing glass a brush a whute(?) and
smoothing iron. 5s 6d
In the kitchen
Four flitches of bacon £1 0s 8d
A spill(?) a frying pan, two bushells, six dishes with other lumber 3s 6d
In the milkhouse
Five bowls two kivers(?) two tubbs a powdring tubb and other lumber 15s 0d
In the loft over the hall
Two truckle beds and bedsteddles and three coplers(?) £1 0s 0d
Two payres of flaxen sheets and a lonram(?) sheet and one table cloth £1 6s 0d
One pillowlie a christening cloth and other old linnen 7s 0d
Two pieces of new cloth with two double ——- 6s 4d
In the chamber over the kitchen
Four forbins(?), two bucketts, a tubb, a kiver(?) and other lumber 10s 0d
Wool, hops, a trivett with other lumber 11s 0d
Three bushells of barley, three bushells of peas and five bushells
of oats and one sack £1 7s 0d
Two cushions 1s 0d
Three kine and five bullocks £13 0s 0d
Two calves £ 2 0s 0d
Two horses and two colts £ 3 0s 0d
Five hoggs £ 2 15s 0d
The poultry about the house 7s 0d
A stock of wheat £ 7 0s 0d
A stock of oates £ 3 0s 0d
A stock of hay 13s 0d
Six acres of wheat £ 6 0s 0d
Seven acres of oates £ 3 0s 0d
Five acres of peas £ 3 0s 0d
One acre of rye £ 1 0s 0d
Half an acre of rapele(??) and one acre of oates 14s 0d
An acre and a half of peas £ 1 0s 0d
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£48 19s 0d
£10 16s 0d
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£59 15s 0d
[signed] James Searle
William Knight, his mark
Robert Brooker
William Greene, his mark