Richard Yernolde

Inventory of Worldly Goods of Richard Yernolde 1587

Items above "in the hall" not shown on print

1 In the hall

2 One table _________ ,and fforme three benches, three shelves

3 chayres,& paynted clothes ............................................................................ xiiis iiiid

4 In the olde parlour

5 One table on a frame, two joyned fformes, one benche one cup_

6 one bedsteade ,one ffetherbedd, one fockbedde one bolster five

7 pyllowes, i dubble blanket, i coverlett, i the paynted clothes........................ £iii vis vid

8 In the chamber over the parlor

9 One fflockbedde, i curtens, ii blanckettes ii bolsters ii baskettes?

10 oatermenes, i todde of wolle, i paynted clothe............................................ xxs

11 In the chamber over the hall

12 Two bedsteades two flockbeddes, two bolsters, i pyllowe, iii blankett

13 two coverlettes, paynted clothes i lyttle table, & a reele ............................ £x

14 In the newe parler

15 One presse & one joyned stoole .................................................................... vs

16 One bedsteade , one ffetherbedde, i bolster, i pyllow,ii blankettes

17 one matte, one coveringe the paynted clothes............................................... l iiis iiiid

18 fflaxen sheetes xi hempen sheetes xi hurden sheetes xiive payre

19 fowre, towelles xi table clothes two dossen & halfe, of napkyn

20 vii pyllowe bears iiii elnes of hempen clothe, two chestes............................ £vi xiiis

21 Two dubble blankettes , two carpettes, iiii yardes of whyte wolle

22 clothe, two yardes of furyse, one pease of clothe for quishons...................... xxxs

23 In the chamber over the new parler

24 One ffetherbedde, five flockbeddes ii bolsters vii blanckettes, two

25 coverlettes i pyllowe, i cotfer / paynted clothes two bedsteades

26 one close stoole............................................................................................ £iii vis viid

27/8 One brushe, one lether jacke, iiii lether bottles, and one twiggen bottle.... vis viiid

29 In the butterye

30 Thyrtye fowre pyeces of pewter, xiive counterssett dishes three

31 saltes fowre flower cuppes iiii candlestickes xiive spoones.......................... £x

32 Two sylver spones......................................................................................... xs

33 In the butterye/ kytchyn

34 Three brasse pottes iiii canlthormes ii lyttle dabnettes three

35 broches, i payre of cobberdes i fyre shob__ i payre of tonges

36 and acoudyern, i payre of bellowes ii payre of potthookes the

37 lynckes & bolte over the fyre / two brandyrons i fryenge, pann

38 one gredyerne, one ywu pealt...................................................................... liiis iiiid

39 One weetynge ffatte with the heare, two cowles, i cupboarde

40 two spinning wheeles with payles tubbes,& other cowperys

41 wares/ seven bagges/ i stryke, & sheepsmarcke........................................... xiiis iiiid

42 Two bylles, i axe two shovelles, i spade, one mattocke, fowre

43 sheffpykes, iii nagers / ii hamers / i spokeshave, i addes/ one

44 payres of pynsers........................................................................................ vs

45 In the backesyde of the howse

46One yron bounde wayne two tumbrelles, with yron ????

47 whebbes/ yokes, towes, ploughes/ harrowes, one wyre rope

48 with other ffurniture to the teame................................................................ £vi

49 Threescore & fowre sheepe ....................................................................... £xx

50 Syxe oxen .................................................................................................... £xvi

51 fyve kyne, & two steares.............................................................................. £xii

52 ffower yonge beastes, & two calves............................................................. £vi xiiis iiid

53 two mares/ one saddle & brydle................................................................... £x

54 woodde......................................................................................................... xs

55 In pease or pulse.......................................................................................... £xii

56 In wheate & Rye......................................................................................... £x

57 In barleye & maltcorne............................................................................... £xiii vis viid

58 In haye.......................................................................................................... £vi

59 seven hogges & eyght pygges....................................................................... ls

60 hennes duckes & geese.................................................................................. xiiis iiiid

61 Butter and cheese............................................................................................ xs

62 Hys leases .................................................................................................... £iii

63 In dettes owynge to hym ............................................................................... £xi __

64 S____ totalis £154: 3s :4d

note-Tumbrelle is 2 wheeled cart ; elnes is old english for el a measure of 45 inches