ldhsarchive_inv_llv_0184, Ewyas Lacy Study Group

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Name	LHS reference	NLW reference	Inv Date	Date of death
Jones, Phillip, yeoman	pfs_llv_0184	BR/1744/18	29 Dec 1744

*Item*	£	s	d
Wearing Apparel	1	0	0
Three feather beds and one old feather bed with Three Bolsters and Curtains	3	0	0
Three Rugs		10	0
Seven Blankets and one new one	1	2	6
Six Pairs of sheets		15	0
Four Bedsteads		10	0
Six Napkins		3	0
Two Table Cloths		2	0
Two old brass Pans		15	0
Two brass Kettles one brass Boiler and one brass Pot	1	0	0
Ten pewter Dishes and fifteen pewter plates		15	0
Four earthen Plates			4
Eight Petty [patty?] pans Six Pewter Porringers		2	10
Four Pails five milk Trinds, one large Cheese Cowl four Cheese vats		7	0
Two andirons, two fire Tongs, one fire Shovel one Bellows, one pair of Pot Hooks two Spits		4	0
Four chairs, one round Table Two long Tables, Three Barrels, one bucking Tub¹ , two kneading Trinds two butter Churns	1	2	0
One Pad, one Pack Saddle, one Bridle two pairs of Iron Gears		5	6
one pair of Harrows, one Plough, four pikles² , two reaping Hooks		9	0
one Scythe, two Axes, one hedge Bill one Beetle³ , three iron wedges		4	6
Six Coffers, one Chest, Two Cheese Presses		5	0
Two boxes		2	0
One wheel cart one pair of Carr Bridles, four Augres [Augers] three Gudges[?], one Spade, one stocking axe, one iron Bar, one Addis [adze], three Mattocks	1	4	0
Two mows⁴ of oats one mow of wheat	1	15	0
Two Ricks and two mows of hay	2	0	0
Five cows	12	10	0
One heifer, one Bull, and three Calves	5	5	0
Two Horses	4	0	0
Three Store Pigs and one fat Pig	1	4	0
Five and forty Cheeses	2	10	0
One flitch od Bacon and two Flitches of Pork		15	0
Ninety and two Sheep of all sorts	13	16	0
Twenty seven Lambs	2	14	0
Money due from John Symonds	50	0	0
Three acres of wheat [?] on ye Ground	1	10	0
Due from James Symonds	50	0	0
Due from George Symonds	50	0	0
Due from Thomas Prosser	12	0	0
Due from M Floyer	21	0	0
Due from James Probbert	3	4	0
Due from William Prichard	2	10	0
Due from From [sic] Francis Johnson	10	0	0
Trumpery and forgotten goods		5	0
	259	0	2

[spelling modernized]

            Viewed & appraised the 29^th day of December in the year of our Lord 1744
By us

              Richard Nicholls

the mark of James Symonds

¹ Bucking Tub- a tub for ?ǣbucking??? which was the steeping of clothes in lye to cleanse them when soap was rare and expensive. After steeping the clothes were beaten with wooden paddles.
² Pickle ??? pitch fork³ Beetle ??? a heavy wooden mallet often used for erecting fence posts.⁴ mow ??? a rick or sack. (The above explanations are from Stuart A. Raymond, Words from Wills.)

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