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Thomas Jenkins of Painswick

Inventory January 1702

Gloucestershire Archives 1702/176 Image

1 A true and perfect inventory of all the goods and chattels of

2 Thomas Jenkins of the Parish of Painswick in the County

3 Gloucester deceased as it was taken and appraised by

4 us whose names are underwritten on the 11th day of

5 January 1702

£ s d

6 Impris his wearing apparel and money in purse 5 0 0

7 Item the furniture in the hall 3 0 0

8 Item the furniture in the kitchen 3 0 0

9 Item for goods in the buttery 2 10 0

10 Item the furniture in the hall chamber and little chamber 7 0 0

11 Item goods in the garrets 4 0 0

12 Item 61 sheep 2 cows and 2 pigs 20 0 0

13 Item corn within and without 20 0 0

14 Item corn growing upon the ground 3 0 0

15 16

Item 10 poor horses: horse harness 2 waggons 2 colts and ploughtack

31 10 0

17 Item for Hay 16 0 0

18 Item Good and bad debts 71 1 2

19 Item lumber of all sorts 1 0 0

Total 187 1 2

John Parker William Pauling

Latin exhibited at Gloucester 13th January 1702/3 by Elizabeth Jenkins widow and .....

Transcriber’s Note – Sarah Harris

Thomas Jones of Painswick

Inventory December 1712

Gloucestershire 1712/288 Image enter image number

1 A true and perfect Inventory of the Goods and Chattles

2 Of Thomas Jones, late of the Parish of Painswicke in the

3 County of Gloucester, Deceased, taken the Eleventh day

4 Of December Anno Domini 1712 by us whose names

5 Are here underwritten

£ s d

6 Impris His wearing apparell of all sorts 2 10 0

7 Item In good Debts 0 06 8

8 Item In the Chamber two beeds & beedsteds

9 And all that belongs to it 4 05 0

10 Item In the Chamber a Coufer and Boxes 0 10 0

11 Item In the Rooms below Tubbs and vessells 2 03 0

12 Item In Brass and Pewter of all sorts 0 10 0

13 Item In the Shopp two Loombs and all the

14 Working tooles belonging to it 6 15 0

15 Item The Furness being Iron 1 00 0

16 Item In Lumber of all sorts 0 05 0

Total 17 04 8

Over leaf

13 Dec 1712 …Thomas Jones…. Paynswick

Appraised by us John Palling Junior Stephen Jones John Poole Jun[io]r

Latin if possible enter the essential points here eg Fred Blogs executor / Fredricka Bloggs Administrator/ any other dates that are not in the inventory

Transcriber’s Note

At the bottom right of the page are additional names?

Mary and John Overbury Step: Jokes

Transcribed by E Anne Perkins

Thomas Jones, labourer of Painswick



1 A True and p[er]fect

2 Inventory of the Goods

3 And chattels of Thomas

4 Jones Sen[ior] of the parish of Paynswick in the

5 County of Glouc[este]r Labourer as it was appraised

6 By us whose names are hereunto subscribed

7 The Twentyth day of December Anno Dom[ini] 1711

£ s d

8 Impris His wearing apparel & money in purse 0 15 00

9 Item In the Kitchen one brass warming pan att 0 02 06

10 Item One brass kettle two little kettles one

11 Candlestick 1 00 00

12 Item Three dishes of pewter four porringers

13 One tankard one sauser 0 06 06

14 Item One bellmettall pott at 0 02 00

15 One spit two Iron skells two candlestiks

16 Two iron dogs one fire shovel and tongs

17 A pairrell of Iron links one trowel one

18 Pair of Bellows one Salt Croc three chairs

19 One Tinder box one little forme att 0 07 10

20 Item In Earthen Ware 0 01 06

21 Item Three Drink Vessells 0 04 00

22 Item Three Tubbs & one paile att 0 03 00

23 Item Two other Tubbs one Table board one

24 Dough trow one Coffer one Trundle 0 13 06

25 Item One old bottle at 0 04 06

26 Item One bed and bedstead & sheet and

27 Bolster one cowle att 1 00 00

28 Item Two beds with the bolster & bedsteeds

29 Rugs and Sheets 2 00 00

30 Item Two Coffers one spinning wheele att 0 04 00

31 Item One bell mettall pott att 0 04 00

32 Item One Skimmer & two porringers att 0 02 00

33 Item Two Store pigs att 1 02 00

34 Item

35 Item

Total 8 13 04

Over leaf

Appraised by us John Edwards Hen[ry] Gardner

Latin …6 August 1712….Ed[war]d Jones



Virtue Jones of Painswick

Inventory May 1675


1 An Inventory taken the 25th of May 1675 0f all the

2 goods chattels and cattle of Virtue Jones late of Painswick

3 within the diocese of Gloucester, widow, deceased taken and appraised

4 by Henry Gardner Thomas Osborne and John Poole

5

£ s d

6 7

Impris In the deceased's purse and owing to her at her decease

40 00 00

8 Item In her wearing apparel 02 00 00

9 10 11 12 13

Item In the Hall one table board and frame one press one cupboard one joyne settle two small chairs 12 joyne stools one jack a spit one low joyne stool a pair of iron andirons a fire shovel and tongs a grid iron & toast iron a frying pan

02 00 00

14 15 16 17

Item In the inner room two brass kettles two brass pots two skillets a warming pan a skimmer a tineing dripping pan two small tineing pans 3 drinking vessels a little table board one skeel

01 10 0

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Item In the chamber over the hall one joyne bedstead mat & cord with curtains and valence one tuke flock bed two bolsters one tuke the other canvas one tuck pillow a pair of blankets a red set rug one trundle bedstead mat and cord a canvas flockbed a tuke bolster a pair of blankets a coverlid one table board one chair one coffer 2 dozen of trenchers

03 05 00

25 26 27 28 29

Item in the other chamber one joyne half head bed stead covered with cloth with curtains & valance a tuke flock bed a tuke bolster a little pillow a red sett rug mat and cord a frame of a board

01 00 00

30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

Item in the Red Lion in the new chamber one long table board and frame with a carpet thereto belonging one half head bedstead cover with cloth with a cord to the bedstead and a bench on the further side of the table board. In the room under the said chamber one stone cistern one malt mill two skeels and a tub. In the hall at the aforesaid house a table board and frame with benches in the house of Thomas Cooke smith one table board and frame

03 10 00

41 42 43

Item in the house of Dan Osborne the deceased's father in linen five pairs of sheets two table cloths one dozen of flaxen napkins a pair of pillow beares

01 10 00

44 45 46 47

Item In pewter and dishes two saucers two flagons two half flagons two porringers one goblet one pewter bowl 3 candlesticks one salt half a dozen of spoons one chamber pot a brass ladle

01 10 00

48 49

Item more one tuke flock bed one green rug one blanket two boxes

01 00 00

50 Item in lumber not particulared 00 05 00

Total the total is 57 10 00

Latin exhibited ...in the registry of Gloucester the17th day of September Anno Domini 1678 by George Jones son of the deceased ..................


line 16 tineing = tin

line 17 skeel: a shallow wooden vessel for holding milk or cream

line 19 and subsequently tuke = tick = linen or cotton cloth used for the making of pillows and mattresses

Robert Kent yeoman of Edge, Painswick

Inventory May 1700


1 Gloucester A true and perfect inventory

2 of all and singular the goods and

3 chattels and household stuff of Robert Kent late of the

4 Edge in the Parish of Painswick in

5 the said County of Gloucester yeoman deceased

6 taken and appraised by us whose

7 names are hereunto subscribed

8 the twentieth day of May in the

9 twelfth year of the reign of our

10 sovereign lord William the third over

11 England Scotland France & Ireland

12 King defender of the faith etc Anno

13 domini 1700

£ s d

14 15

Impris wearing apparel and money in purse

40 00 0

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Item A loan for fourscore and thirteen years of the said Robert Kent Deborah his late wife Robert Kent (one of the sons of John Kent late brother of the aforesaid Robert Kent deceased) or any or either of them so long live of the tithes and fourths of corn grain and hay and all other tithes and fourths whatsoever within the parishes villages and hamlets of Haresfield, Harescombe and Brookthorpe in the said County granted by Sir Ralph Dutton Baronet

200 00 0

26 27 28 29

Item In the parlour one oval table one square side table twelve chairs three joyne stools one pair of andirons one fire shovel & tongues one pair of bellows

02 10 0

30 31 32 33 34 35

Item in the chamber over the parlour one feather bed and bedstead one pair of blankets one bolster and pillow one red rug & curtains and valence bed mat and cord; two trunks three boxes one coffer six glasses six dutch dishes and looking glass

10 00 0

36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

Item In the kitchen one table board and form four brass kettles one brass pot two boilers three brass skillets one warming pan one pot posnet two spits one wind-up-jack fire shovel and tongs and pair of dogs three dishes of pewter four pewter chamber pots two pewter flagons three pewter candlesticks six pewter plates one dozen of pewter spoons three pewter pottinger dishes four pewter saucers one pewter basin one brass spice mortar and pestle one iron dripping pan two tin pasty pans three guns one horse pistol and hanger one case of knives one trinning pan one cheesing dish one paire of bellows

30 00 0

50 282 10 0

51 52 53

Item In the chamber over the kitchen two feather beds two bedsteads bolsters blankets rug & all thereunto belonging

08 00 0

54 55

Item in the Buttery one hogshead four barrels three half barrels five dozen of quart bottles

02 00 0

56 57 58

Item In the garrets two flock beds one bedstead bolsters blankets and all thereunto belonging

04 00 0

59 60

Item in the day-house one cheese press four cowles two skeels three pails

02 00 0

61 Item a malt mill 01 00 0

62 63 64

Item nine pairs of sheets six dozen of napkins four table cloths three pair and a half of pillow bears two bolster drawers

07 00 0

65 Item four hundred of cheese 05 00 0

66 67 68

Item wheat in the granary 16 bushels of wheat 20 bushels of malt three sides of bacon

10 00 0

69 Item Six cows three calves one pig 31 00 0

70 Item one rick of hay and one stack of hay 10 00 0

71 Item four acres of corn upon the ground 06 10 0

72 73

Item one long cart one dung cart two pair of horse gears

05 00 0

74 Item lumber 01 10 0

93 00 0

282 10 0

the sum total of this inventory is

375 10 0

Appraised the day and year above by us Edward Clark Francis Rowden

Transcriber’s Note : Sarah Harris

lines 49: possibly deleted letters before 'pair'

line 60: cowles= coolers; skeels=scales

line 63/4 : Pillow beares = pillow cases; bolster drawers =linen bolster cases

line 73: gears = harness

Robert Kent, Clothier of Painswick

Inventory October 1708


1 A True & perfect Inventory of all the

2 Goods & Chattells of Robert Kent of the p[ar]ish of

3 Clothier

4 Painswick in the County of Gloucester Deceased as they were

5 Appraised by us whose names are hereunder written

6 The fift day of October Anno D[o]m[ini] 1708

£ s d

7 Impris His wearing apparel & money in purse 03 00 00

8 Item In the kitching one Brass Boyler at 00 10 00

9 Item In the parlor six Chairs at 00 06 00

10 Item In the pantory two Dishes of pewter one dozen of plates 00 12 00

11 Item In the Cellar one old hogshead 00 05 00

12 Item In the parlor Chamber one Chest of Drawers

13 One sett of Curtains & Valises one quilt tow

14 Silver spoons one sett of window Curtains one little

15 Couch one Broken Glass one

16 Pair of sheets one Holland sheet two Dozen &

17 Half of napkins fower table Clothes two pair of

18 Holland pillowbeers all at 08 16 00

19 Item & Valiens

20 Item In the Hall Chamber one sett of Curtains & five

21 Pair of Blanketts at 03 10 00

22 Item In the Cheese Chamber two hundred of Cheese at 02 00 00

23 Item In the stair case one Clocke at 02 00 00

24 Item In the Backside one Dung cart at 02 00 00

25 Item In the Barn six score & Bushells of Barley at 15 00 00

26 Item In the Malt house Twenty Bushells of Malt at 03 00 00

27 Item Two Ricks of hay at 08 00 00

28 Item Four store pigs at 03 00 00

29 Item Two Cows at 05 00 00

30 Item Three horses at 10 00 00

31 Item One Syder mill & press at 02 10 00

32 Item At John Hobbs Mill fower pair of sheers at 02 00 00

33 Item In good & Bad Debts 94 00 00

34 Item Lumber of all Sorts 01 00 00

Total 166 09 00

Over leaf

William Bradly John parker Hen: Gardner

Latin 11 October 1708….Maria Kent


Thomas King Yeoman of Painswick

Inventory May 1742

Gloucestershire Archives 1742/ 17 B Image enter image number

1 A True and Perfect Inventory of the Goods

2 Chattells and Effects of Thomas King Yeoman

3 Late of Painswick in the Diocese of

4 Gloucester Deceseased by us

5 Whose names are under Written

6 This 13th Day of May 1742

£ s d

7 Impris Money in Purse 2 0 0

8 Item One ovil Table 0 4 0

9 Item A square table and three Chairs 0 4 0

10 Item A Pair of Bellows a Cheafing Dish a pair of

11 Hand Irons a Fire Shovel and Togs and Iron

12 Links and three Candelsticks 0 5 0

13 Item A Dripping Pan and two Pewter Plates 0 1 6

14 Item A Bell metal pot a little Boyler & Peck & half Peck 0 5 0

15 Item A Frying Pan 0 1 0

16 Item Two Benches & a Skimmer 0 3 0

17 Item A half Barrell & two Wood Bottles & a Pitch Pan 0 4 10

18 Item A Barrell and two Tubs 0 6 0

19 Item Two Coffers 0 2 6

20 Item One Bed and Bedstead & the appurtenances

21 Thereto belonging 1 10 0

22 Item One Cow one Horse and Fifteen Sheep 12 0 0

Item

Item

Total 17 6 10

Over leaf

you may have a few words on the ‘outside’ of the Inventory – enter them here

James King appraisers Rob[er]t Hinton

Latin This Inventory was Exhibited the 8th Day of May in the year of our Lord 1742 by William King Brother and sole Executor for a true One and so forth nevertheless under protestation of adding etc

Transcriber’s Note 1742/17 A is identical in content without the date when exhibited

Note the date this was exhibited predates the date when it was appraised.


Andrew King alias Kinn victualler of Painswick

Inventory December 1642 Gloucestershire Archives 1642/1 Image

1 A true and perfect inventory

2 of all the goods chattels and personal

3 estate of Andrew Kinge alias Kinn late

4 of Painswick in the county of

5 Gloucs victualler deceased taken &

6 appraised the fifth day of December

7 1642 by John Lyggon of Painswick

8 gent. Joseph Hatch of Painswick

9 aforesaid gent. Anthony Gaediner of

10 the Parish of Painswick ?????

11 William Williams of P(ainswick?) ???erch

12 and John Osborne of the same shoe-

13 maker as followeth viz

£ s d

14 Impris in money 2 14 0

15 Item two small silver bowls 02 00 00

16 Item in Bonds Bills and Debts 112 12 04

17 18 19 20 21

Item five brass kettles five brass skillets: 2 brass pans 3 brass pots: 2 brass ladles one brass warming pan: 4 brass candlesticks, one brass mortar

04 02 00

22 23

Item in trunks coffers boxes barrels & other coopery ware

00 13 04

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Item a 2 small pewter dishes 13 pewter pots and cups three pewter saltcellars one basin one colander 12 pewter spoons 5 saucers 2 porringers 2 chamber pots one candlestick

01 06 08

31 32

Item in ironware as broaches and other iron implements

00 03 04

33 34

Item 3 flock beds 3 bolsters 4 pillows

02 04 00

35 36

Item 3 coverlets 2 rugs and 4 blankets

02 00 00

37 38 39 40

Item 8 pairs of sheets 10 pillow beares one dozen of course napkins 2 tablecloths 2 cupboard cloths 3 handtowels

02 07 04

41 Item 2 carpets and cushions 00 06 08

42 43

Item 3 bedsteads 2 presses one cupboard one safe

01 16 00

44 45 46

Item 4 small table boards one frame 6 forms 3 chairs & 7 stools

00 18 00

47 Item in wood 05 00 00

48 Item one little mault mill and other implements of household not formerly praised

00 10 00

Total Sum total of which said sum of £149-2-8 we judge £40 to be desperate debt Jo Lyggon William Williams Appraisers Jos Hatch John Osborne Anthony Gardiner

149 02 08

Over leaf

Latin Presented................ 11th Day of March Anno Domini 1642 by ....... Kinn, relict


lines 10 and 11 blot on the original obscuring letters or words as indicated by italics.

lines 31/32 broaches = spits

line 37/38: pillow - beares =pillowcases

line 38/39: course napkins - possibly coarse linen napkins as opposed to fine or damask linen ones

Thomas Kinn yeoman of Painswick

Inventory : May 1665


1 A true and perfect inventory of all the goods

2 cattle and chattels of Thomas Kinn of Painswick

3 in the county of Gloucs yeomanry(?) lately deceased

4 and was buried the eleventh day of May 1665

5 taken and praised in the presence and by them

6 whose names are here under written

£ s d

7 Impris In wearing apparel and money in his purse 5 0 0

8 9 10

Item In the buttery chamber; one standing bedstead and half headed bedstead two chests one coffer 3 boxes one joyne chair

1 10 0

11 Item Linen of all sorts, ????????? and a carpet 1 0 0

12 13 14

In the hall chamber; one standing bedstead one half headed bedstead with all things belonging unto them, two coffers and a pair of andirons

2 10 0

15 16 17 18

In the cockloft one truckle bedst , bed and all things belonging thereunto one chest one narrow loom one warping bar s?a?ram

1 0 0

19 20 21

In the hall one table board with a joyne form one chair two joyne stools fire pan and tongs and two spits

0 13 4

22 23 24

In the white house one flitch of bacon; four brass kettles 3 brass pots two brass skillets two posnets 2 skimmers one chafing dish

1 10 0

25 26 27

Two table boards one cheese ring 3 barrels two great scales one frying pan two coules three pails three buckets

1 6 4

28 29 30

Item 3 brass candlesticks one spice mortar with a brass pestle five small dishes of pewter with four pewter drinking cups

1 10 0

31 32

Item In lumbridge and other utensils of household stuff yet unpraised

0 10 0

33 34

Besides all this; in the shop one loom with appurtenances

3 0 0

35 Item Four kine and one weaning calf 12 0 0

36 Item Two pigs 1 0 0

37 Item An and(?)in the backside 0 10 0

Total

Edward Watkins Thomas Parker Thomas Bryan

Latin


line 3: cannot decipher: possibly 'ary' to make' yeomanary' but that would be unusual

line 11: cannot decipher this word

line 15: 'bedst' probably abbreviation of 'bedstead'

line 17/18 'warping bar' = bar which was part of the frame for preparing the warp in weaving

line 18: cannot identify of fully transcribe this word

line 37: '???/nd' cannot identify this word

line 37; backside = farmyard

Hester Knowles of Painswick

Inventory August 1712


1 A True and Perfect

2 Inventory of all the

3 Goods and Chatles of

4 Hester Knowles of Painswick in the County

5 Of Glou[ceste]r Wid[ow] lately dec[eas]ed has taken

6 And appraised by us whose names are

7 Hereunto subscribed the 5th day of

8 Aug[us]t Anno Dom[ini] 1712

£ s d

9 Impris In Money & wearing Apparell 0 5 0

10 Item In the two Chambers 2 Beds with

11 Item The appurten[ance]s thereunto belonging 1 00 0

12 Item In Brass and Pewter 0 05 0

13 Item In Lumber Goods not p[ar]ticularly

14 Item Nominated 0 06 00

Total 1 16 0

Over leaf

Edw[ar]d Herbert John Parker Praisers

Latin …6 ….? March 1713……..Will[iam] Knowles



Sarah Knowles of

Inventory August 1703


1 The Inventory of Sarah Knowles: wearing apparel

2 money and goods

£ s d

3 one large dish of Pewter 4 0

4 two pewter dishes and saucer at 6

5 one damask petticoat at 0 4 0

6 one damask manto at 0 7 0

7 one bodice and stomacher 0 4 0

8 one stuff manto at 0 2 0

9 one old bodice and stomacher at 0 0 6

10 one old blue coat and brown manto 0 1 0

11 one red petticoat at 0 1 0

12 one damask petticoat at 0 1 0

13 one serge petticoat at 0 1 6

14 one old petticoat and hood 0 1 0

15 four linen garments at 0 6 0

16 three linen garments at 0 1 6

17 four blue aprons at 0 2 0

18 two blue aprons at 0 1 0

19 two tucking aprons at 0 0 6

20 21

one blue apron and one calico apron and two bibs at

0 0 6

22 one pillow case at 0 1 6

23 three white aprons at 0 2 6

24 two handkerchiefs at 0 0 4

25 two handkerchiefs at 0 0 2

26 four muslin pinners at 0 0 8

27 eighteen linen caps at 0 3 0

28 two muslin cravats and one of cotton at 0 0 6

29 two muslin handkerchiefs at 0 0 6

30 three more handkerchiefs 0 0 6

31 five linen and muslin bands at 0 0 8

32 Five pairs of linen sleeves at 0 0 6

33 one pair of cotton cuffs at 0 0 1

34 one muslin handkerchief 0 0 2

35 two pir of linen sleeves at 0 0 2

36 three remnants of linen at 0 0 1

37 one old striped handkerchief 0 0 1

38 two black silk hoods at 0 1 0

39 one white silk hood at 0 0 6

40 five pair of old hose at 0 0 10

41 one black whist band at 0 0 2

42 one pin cushion and girdle 0 0 4

43 one pair of buckles 0 0 2

44 one pair of shoes and one pair of pattens 0 0 6

45 three pair of gloves at 0 0 3

46 one bone fillet and cap at 0 0 2

47 in old linen 0 0 2

48 one sampler and more old linen 0 0 2

49 two remnants of old ribbon 0 0 1

50 one old purse and two single pence 0 0 2

51 one old quince and ribbon 0 0 1

52 one net and old shoe points 0 0 1

53 one Bible 0 1 6

54 one viz book at 0 1 0

2 17 8

in money 15 14 0

Total 18 11 8

Peter Mathews John Merrell appraisers

latin 7th August 1703 sworn Abigail Knowles at ?????? sister of ...............


line 6: manto possibly mantle?

line 26: pinners not understood but I think correctly transcribed

line 41: whist = possibly wrist

line 46: fillet = a narrow strip of ribbon often worn as a headband

line 51: quince - not recognised in this context but might refer to an embroidered piece of cloth

latin: can't translate all of this

John Land of Painswick

Inventory October 1711


1 A True and perfect Inventory of all and

2 Singular ye Goods, Cattle & Chattles of

3 John Land of ye parish of Painswick in

4 Ye County of Glouc[este]r lately Deaceased taken

5 & appraised by us whose names are hereunto

6 Subscribed ye Nineteenth day of October

7 Anno Dom[ini] 1711

£ s d

8 Impris Wearing Apparell & money in Purse 20 00 00

9 Item Bedds & furniture to them belonging 05 00 00

10 Item Table Linnen 00 10 00

11 Item Pewter & Brass 03 02 06

12 Item Two Bell-mettall Skilletts 00 04 00

13 Item Two Warning pans 00 06 00

14 Item One Table-board One form Two joint

15 Item Stooles Two Chaires 00 05 00

16 Item Fire Irons 00 05 00

17 Item Two Spitts 00 01 06

18 Item One Cheese Press Cowles & Pailes & other

19 Item Matters belonging to it 00 15 00

20 Item Three Barrells Two Half Barrells 00 10 00

21 Item Four Score & eight Sheep 20 00 00

22 Item Seven Cowes Three Heigers Three Calves 31 00 00

23 Item Four Horses 12 00 00

24 Item Six Piggs 04 00 00

25 Item Corn at Byshops Living 14 00 00

26 Item Corn at Herrings 25 15 00

27 Item Hay 15 00 00

28 Item One Waggon & all other Plow-Tack

With Horse Geares 06 00 00

Total 161 04 00

Over leaf

Samuell Organ John Witcomb John Smith

Latin 16 October 1711…..John Land



Robert Land of Painswick

Inventory May 1700


1 A true and perfect inventory

2 of all the goods and cattle that

3 Robert Land of Herrings in the parish

4 of Painswick in Comitat Gloucester

5 lately deceased died possessed of

6 taken and appraised by us whose

7 names are hereunto subscribed

8 this seventh day of May 1700 ut(?) sequat[]

£ s d 9 Impris wearing apparel and money in purse 20 0 0

10 11 12 13 14

Item in the kitchen 12 dishes of pewter & half a dozen of plates 3 porringers 1 dozen of spoons one salt 1 pewter basin 2 pewter candlesticks 1 dozen of spoons and brass metal of all sorts

5 0 0

15 Item four flitches of bacon 3 0 0

16 17

Item in the chamber over the kitchen and all appurtenances belonging

6 0 0

18 linen in the same room 2 0 0

19 20

Item in the parlour chamber one bed and appurtenances and three saging chairs

3 0 0

21 Item cheese in the loft over the chamber 3 10 0

22 Item barley and malt in the house 1 10 0 23 Item six cows and calves and two yearlings 27 10 0

24 Item two store pigs 1 10 0 25 Item fourscore and six sheep 40 0 0

26 Item one draft horse 4 10 0 27 Item one mare 1 10 0

28 Item corn in the barn 4 10 0

29 Item corn growing upon the ground 30 0 0 30 Item one wagon and other plough tack 5 0 0

31 32

Item for lumber and other useful things of small value

1 0 0

Total 3rd August 1700 The other side ??????????

158 10

?RP

0

Over - leaf

John Smith John Merrett Jno Clissold to the Reverend Richard Parsons Rector of laws and Register of the Diocese of Gloucester these humbly p[re]sent

Transcriber’s Note Sarah Harris

line 20: not sure of the meaning of 'saging' but think it is an accurate transcription

final line on page 1 and overleaf: some uncertainties

James Lawrence of Painswick

Inventory September 1718

Gloucestershire 1718/108 B Image enter image number

1 A true and perfect Inventory of all the

2 Goods and Chattels of James Lawrence

3 Late of Painswick in the county & Diocese

4 Of Glou[ceste]r taken this 8th day of July Anno

5 Dom[ini] 1718

£ s d

6 Impris Three acres of wheat we value to be fifty Bushell

7 Item Two acres of Barley we Reckon it to be thirty four Bushell

8 Item The pease we Reckon to be twenty two Bushells

9 Item We value the fifty Bushells of Wheat at 10 00 00

10 Item The Two Acres of Barley we walue at eighteen shilling a Quarter 03 16 06

11 Item The pease we value at five shillings 02 00 06

12 Item The stubles are worth 00 08 06

13 16 10 00

14 01 10 00

Total 18 00 00

Over leaf

Aug[us]t the 23 1718 Will Hall John Poole

Latin …..September 1718……….? Jeffery Parry?????

Gloucestershire 1718/108 A Image enter image number

1 July ye 8th 1718

£ s d

2 Three Acres of Wheat Bushells

3 We value to be fifty bushels 50

4 Two acresof barly we Reckon

5 It to be thirty four bushels 34

6 The pease we Reckon to be

7 Twenty two bushels 22

8 Item We value the 50 bus[hells] of wheat at 10 00 00

9 Item The two acres of barly we value

10 At eightoeen shillings a quarter 03 16 6

11 Item The Pease we value at two

12 Item Pounds five shillings 02 05 0

13 Item The stubles are worth 00 08 06

14 Item 16 10 00

15 Item 01 10 00

16 Item

Total 18 00 00

Over

leaf

August the 23d 1718 Will Hall John Poole We value the Other piece of barly To be eighteen bushels At one shilling eithg Pence p[er] bushel Will[ia]m Hall John Poole

Latin if possible enter the essential points here eg Fred Blogs executor / Fredricka Bloggs Administrator/ any other dates that are not in the inventory

Transcriber notes

The two versions A & B have discrepancies with the values and A has been written in an unusual manner so I have

transcribed both.

A has got an addendum after the initial signing and I have entered it there.

I don’t understand where the additional £1 10s has come from but it is possibly from the addendum.


Bridget Loveday of Painswick

Inventory May 1716


1 The Inventory of the Goods & Chattels of Bridget Loveday

2 Of the Parish of Painswick in ye Count of Gloucestet, Widow

3 Late deceased

4

5

£ s d

6 Impris Wearing apparel & money in Purse 10 00 00

7 Item Goods in the Parlour to ye value of 04 00 00

8 Item In the Parlour Chamber a bed with the appurti [-]

9 nances, Chairs & other goods to ye value of 10 00 00

10 Item In the Hall Chamber a bed with the Appurtenances

11 & other goods to ye value of 05 00 00

12 Item In the two Chambers over ue Cellerr, Three beds

13 & other goods to ye value of 04 00 00

14 Item In the Kitchin Chambers two Beds with the ap[-]

15 Urtenances ye value of 03 00 00

16 Item In Plate to ye value of 20 00 00

17 Item Goods in the Hall to ye value of 02 00 00

18 Item In the Kitchin Goods to ye value of 01 10 00

19 Item In Brass & Pewter to ye value of 05 00 00

20 Item In Lumber of all sorts to ye value of 02 00 00

21 Item

22 Item

23 Item

24 Item

25

26

Total 66 10 00

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Taken & appraised by us whose names are Herunto subscribed this Twenty first day of June 1716 John Parker Tho[mas] Loveday

Latin 1st May 1716……..Julie Loveday



Joane Maddocks of Painswick


Gloucestershire Archives 1705/ 131 B Image enter image number

1 A True and p[er]fect Accompt or Inventory of all the Goods &

2 Chattells of Joane Maddocks Wid[ow] of the p[ari]sh of

3 Painswick in the County of Glou[ceste]r late dec[eas]ed

£ s d

4 Impris Wearing Apparell & money in Purse 1 00 00

5 Item Old bedsteads, 1 bed, 4 sheets 2 Rugs

6 2 pillow drawers 4 handtowels 1 00 00

7 Item 28lb of Pewter att 6d/lb 0 14 00

8 Item 26 lb Brass 1 00 00

9 Item 53lb Bell mettle potts 1 06 06

10 Item 1 chest 1 coffer 0 07 06

11 Item 1 joyned Chair 2 Joyned Stooles 0 03 00

12 Item 1 warming pan, 1 frying pan & fire Irons 0 06 00

13 Item In Mr Gyles Smiths Hand as was left w[i]th him 31 00 00

14 Item Mr John Gardner Sheepscomb 21 00 00

15 Item Mr Thomas Hudson 19 07 00

16 Item Mr John Gyde 7 00 00

17 Item In Lumber in all Sorts 0 02 06

Total 84 04 06

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Appraised by us whose names are hereunto subscribed This 7th day of December 1705 John Packer Rich[ar]d Smith

Latin … 8 Dec 1705…Daniel Torrett & Samuel Torrett…

Transcriber’s Note –


Mary Mayo of Painswick

Inventory February 1663


1 A just and true inventory of all

2 and singular the goods cattles and

3 chattles plates household stuff and

4 implements of household of Mary

5 Mayo late of the parish of Painswick

6 in the Diocese of Gloucester widow

7 taken and appraised the nineteenth

8 day of February Ano Domini 1663

9 by us whose names are hereunto

10 subscribed

£ s d

11 In the chamber over the parlour

12 13 14

A feather bed and two feather bolsters two pillows a pair of blankets and a green sett rug

05 00 00

15 16

Item a flock bed and flock bolster a pair of blankets and a coverlid

03 03 4

17 18 19

Item two high standing wainscot bedsteads with curtains and valances and other appurtenances thereunto belonging

03 6 8

20 21

Item A table board and frame a joyne sideboard cupboard of wainscot

01 00 00

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Item Coffer with linen in it viz: three long fine flaxen tablecloths and three hempen ones of a lesser size and three dozen of napkins of several sorts and three odd ones a pair of large holland sheets three long fine towels and two short ones and three pair of pillowbeares

9 00 00

29 30

Item of green carpet and a green side board cupboard cloth

00 6 08

31 In the chamber over the buttery

32 33 34 35

A flock bed a flock bolster a pair of blankets and a rug and two pillows one high bedstead with a tester and curtains and valance and other appurtenances

02 00 00

36 37 38 39

Item a hanging press of wainscot a standing wainscot carved cupboard with a press underneath two wainscot Chests a round table one wainscot chair

03 03 04

40 41

Item the wearing apparel of the deceased and money in her purse

20 00 00

42 43 44 45

Item A silver tankard a silver wine bowl eleven silver spoons of sev[er]all sorts and a masard(?) bowl tipped with silver gilt

10 00 00

46 In the chamber over the hall

47 48 49

A high tester bedstead one half headed bedstead three coffers a trunk and a little box

01 10 00

50 51 52

Item two flock beds and one feather bed bolsters and pillows five blankets two rugs and one coverlet

6 00 00

53 54

Item five pairs of hempen sheets three hempen hand towels

3 6 0

55 In the maids chamber

56 57 58

A half headed bedstead and a trundle bedstead a flock bed and bolster and a pair of blankets and a red rug

01 00 00

59 In the men's chamber

60 One half headed bedstead two flock beds and bolsters three red rugs and a coverlet and a pair of blankets

01 00 00

61 In the parlour

62 63 64 65 66

A long table board and frame a little table board and frame a side cupboard a pair of virginals six high joint stools two high green chairs and four low green stools

3 6 8

67 68 69

Item one long striped carpet and three lesser ones one sideboard cushion of needle work three cushions of turke work

01 10 00

70 71

Item a pair of brass andirons a pair of tongs and shovel and pair of bellows

01 00 00

72 In the hall

73 74 75 76 77

A long table board and frame a lesser board and frame six high joined stools two wainscot chairs a high one and a low one, one musket sword and bandoliers

2 00 00

78 In the kitchen

79 80 81 82 83 84

A long table board and frame and form a round table board a chair five brass kettles three brass pans four bras pots five brass posnets two brass chafing dishes two brass mortars and pestles and other small brass

8 10 00

85 86 87 88

Item one jack five spits three pair of pothooks two gridirons three steels a pair of great iron andirons a lesser pair five shovels and tongs

3 13 4

89 In the inner buttery

90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97

Two dozen and nine of pewter platters of several sorts and sizes two pewter flagons one larger than the other, five pewter candlesticks large ones and half candlesticks four pewter tankards seven salts: six small saucers, eight pewter spoons and two pewter porringers and a little drinking cup

02 00 00

98 99

Item One iron dripping pan two candlesticks and a colander

00 6 8

100 101

Item a little table board a frame a safe and other small things

00 10 00

102 In the outer buttery

103 Six dozen of trenchers and a safe and other small things 00 10 00

104 In the cellar

105 106 107 108

One pipe three hogsheads five barrels and two lesser vessels five horses to hold beer on, one salting trough and other small things

2 00 00

109 In the Larder House

110 111 112

One old table and two dough troughs and a cheese press four flitches of bacon and other meat and other things there

3 00 00

113 In the wool loft

114 115

Eight todd of wool and thirty ponds of yarn

10 00 00

116 In the corn loft

117 118

Corn threshed of several sorts and malt fifty bushels

7 10 00

119 In the cheese loft

120 Cheese and butter 2 00 00

121 In the barn

122 Corn of all sorts unthreshed 35 00 00

123 In hay in and about the house 05 00 00

124 Five oxon 25 00 00

125 One gelding 7 0 00

126 Four kine 15 00 00

127 Eight young beasts 18 00 00

128 129

Sheep of all sorts one hundred and eight

35 00 00

130 Store pigs nine 3 10 00

131 132

Item In plough tack and implements of husbandry

6 13 4

133 Item Poultry of all sorts 00 10 00

134 135

Item Coopery ware earthenware And other lumber in and about the house

01 00 00

136 Item In books in and about the house 01 00 00

Total Total of the sum is 272 16 00

William Keylock Jhen Gardner

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Latin Presented .... on the fourth day of February Anno Domini 1663


Line 44: re italics - not confident of the transcription - can't establish the meaning

line 64: virginholes had been transcribed a virginals. 'A pair of virginals' was the phrase used to describe a single

instrument case. Virginals have two keyboards

line 82 : posnet = a small metal pot with a handle and 3 feet

line 106: horses: bench or plank on which implements or vessels, particularly beer-barrels were placed

line 114 todd = 28lbs. wool

Sarah Mayo of Painswick

Inventory January 1714


1 A True & perfect Inventory of all the goods & chattles

2 Of Mrs Sarah Mayo of the P[ar]ish of Painswick in the

3 County of Gloucester Widdow Deceased as they were

4 Taken & appraised by us whose names are hereunto

5 Subscribed the third day of January Anno D[o]m[in]I 1714

£ s d

6 Impris In wearing apparel & money in purse 08 00 00

7 Item In the parler one long Table Board and

8 Item Frame & carpet one ovill table nine leather

9 Item Chairs one map one half pike six joyn

10 Item Stools one pair of Brass andirons one

11 Item Little pair of iron andirons fire shovel

12 Item Tongs & Bellows at 02 15 00

13 Item In the Hall one long Table board&

14 Item Frame one setle one clock & case three

15 Item Chairs one pair of iron dogs a p[ar]cell of

16 Item Nets at 01 19 00

17 Item In the Kitching oneTable board and

18 Item Frame four spits Two fridirons three

19 Item Stooling irons one bacon rach one

20 Item Jack Two guns one Muskkett on case

21 Item Of pistols one Joyn Chair A p[ar]cell of

22 Item Books one fire shovel & tongs one

23 Item Pair of iron dogs four flitches of bacon

24 Item One pair of iron racks at 05 02 00

25 Item In the day house one cheese ring one

26 Item Great Koffer one Lesser Koffer two

27 Item Brass pots two belmetle pots two

28 Item Frying pans one skimmer on brass

29 Item Ladle two pothooks two brass pans

30 Item One brass potlid at 03 13 00

31 Item In the pantry’s one table board and

32 Item Frame twenty four dishes of pewter

33 Item One bason two dozen of plates

34 Item Three brass Candlesticks one snuffer

35 Item One brass spirometer and chavendish

36 Item One sheese plate at 04 00 00

37 Item In the Cellar four hogsheads five

38 Item Barrels on half barrel at 01 16 00

39 Item In the parlor Chamber one bed bedstead

40 Item & bolster one rug one pair of

41 Item Blankets one chest of drawers six

42 Item Leather Chairs one Large glass one

43 Item Pair of brass andirons one pair of

44 Item Iron andirons sex pair of sheets

45 Item One Large Holland Sheet nine table

46 Item Cloths six dozen of napkins three

47 Item Pair of pillowbeers two two Cubboard

48 Item Cloths fower towels one Bedcase one

49 Item Large Silver Tankard one Large Silver

50 Item Salt one goblet one silver bowle one

51 Item Little salt six spoons at 26 16 00

52 Item In the little Chamber one bed & bedsted

53 Item Curtains & valions with the furniture

54 Item To the same blonging one press

55 Item One chest five chairs at 04 00 00

56 Item In the Hall Chamber one bed & bed-

57 Item Stead with the furniture to same

58 Item Belonging one other bedstead ond

59 Item Side cubboard one chest two Coffers

60 Item One large Box one silver hilted

61 Item Sword one Trunk 02 00 00

62 Item 60 01 00

63 Item In the Kitching Chamber one bed for

64 Item Servants one bedstead one Joyn Chair at 01 00 00

65 Item In the malt lot one malt mill ten Bush[ell]s

66 Item Of malt five Bushells of pease one hundred

67 Item Of cheese at 01 10 00

68 Item In the Brewhouse one furnace & grates at 01 05 00

69 Item In the Corkloft one bed & bedstead one

70 Item Old cubboard at 00 10 00

71 Item In the barn twenty Bushels of wheat at 04 00 00

72 Item Eighty Bushells of barley at 10 00 00

73 Item In the Stable four mares with their

74 Item Harness at 10 00 00

74 Item Forty three bushels of oates at 04 00 00

Item Six Cowbeasts one calf at 20 00 00

Item Seventy Six Sheep of all Sorts at 27 00 00

Item Two store pics at 01 00 00

Item One waggon and other plowtack at 02 10 00

Item Eleven acres of wheat growing and

Item For plowing & sowing 05 14 00

Item In Lumber of all sorts at 01 08 00

89 19 00

Other side 60 01 00

Total 150 00 00

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Apprised by us Hen[ry] Gardner William Palling

Latin 28..February..1714….John Cobb…William Lawrence…Samuel Capell


I think there are three names in the Latin section


Joseph Maysey Yeoman of Painswick

Inventory June 1727

Gloucestershire Archives 1727/43 Image enter image number

1 Yeoman

2 A True and perfect Inventory

3 Of the Goods and Chattels of Joseph

4 Maysey late of Paoinswick in the

5 County of Glouc[este]r Dece[ase]d taken and appraised

6 By us this 3d day of June 1727

£ s d

7 Impris Wearing apparel and money in Purse 15 00 00

8 Item A Silver Watch and four boxes 02 10 00

9 Item Lumber 00 05 00

Total 17 15 00

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Appraised by us Tho[ma]s Walker John Dark

Latin



Abigail Merall of Painswick

Inventory Oct 1712


1 An Inventory of all the Goods and Chattles

2 Of Abigail Merall of the Parish of Paynswick

3 In the County of Gloucester Widow late deceased

4

5

£ s d

6 Impris To wearing apparel and money in his pocket 0 10 0

7 Item In Brass & pewter 0 10 0

8 Item One ould Bedd & Bedsteed 0 15 0

9 Item Two pigs 0 15 0

10 Item A table Board & Drink Vessells

11 And Lumber of all sorts of

12 Goods 0 15 0

Total 3 5 0

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22nd Oct[ober] 1712 ..Abigail Merrall… Paynswick

Appraised by us whose Names are hereunto subscribed The 20th day of Octob[e]r 1712 John Packer William Loveday

Latin …22nd Oct[ober] 1712. Elizabeth Clapton………..



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