Inventory of Thomas Branford, 1668
Herts RO A25/3778
2nd of Apr(il) 1668
A trew And p(er)fect Inventary of the goods & Chattells which late weare the goods and Chattells of Thomas Branford late of Winslow in the County of Bucks deceased prised by us whose names are underwritten
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Inp(ri)mis | his weareinge Apparrell | 02 |
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Item | In the parlor one table and forme one forme one chayre one trole bed and bedinge | 01 |
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Item | In the halle one cubbard three stooles one chaire one payer of hand Irons one fire shoule and to\u/ nghes with brass and pewter and other lumber | 02 |
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Item | In the Buttery one Barrell one Drinke stand and one powdering
tubb |
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06 |
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Item | In the Chamber abov the p(ar)lor one halfe headed bed one
straw bed one blankett and one coverlett three coffer one chest
and one trunke foure payre of sheets one table clouth with
other small linen |
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06 |
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Item | In the rooms abov the halle one great chest 2 Civers with other
lumb(er) |
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Item | In the yard one barne standing uppon pattens with the
mounds about t(he) gardaine |
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10 |
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Item | In the the [sic] said Barne: Bords, wood one tub, one wash
Civer two ladders with other lumber |
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10 |
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Some totall: |
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Prised by us
sign(um) Richardi [mark] Phips
[signed] Mathew Bishop Thomas Godwyn
The administration of the goods above written was granted by me unto Jone Branford the relict of Thomas Branford upon Monday the 30th March 1668.
Robert Hitchcock
Notes
Thomas is evidently the Thomas son of John Bransford baptised on 21 Oct 1620. Thomas Bransford and his wife Elizabeth, nee Tomlins, had these children:
- Bridget bap. 4 Dec 1642
- John bap. 30 Nov 1645
- Thomas bap. 20 Nov 1646
- Elizabeth bap. 6 March 1648/9, buried next day
Elizabeth was buried on 3 July 1649. There is also a burial of Alice wife of Thomas Branford on 25 Feb 1649/50. Thomas (name given as Brainford) married Joan Harrison at Winslow on 17 June 1650. They did not have any children baptised at Winslow.
Robert Hitchcock was Vicar of Aston Abbots.
powdering tub: for salting meat (OED)
patten: the foundation of a wall (OED, s.v. patten, n.4)
mound: a hedge or fence forming the boundary of a field or garden (OED, s.v. mound n.2 - regional, S. and S.W. Midlands)