Inventory of Richard Hogson of Shipton, blacksmith

Herts RO A25/1793

The True and perfitt Inventary of all and singuler the goods debts and Cattells of Rychard Hogson late of Shipton w(i)thin the parishe of Wynslo in the Cowntye [of Bucks] blacksmyth deceased made and praysed the viij daye of August in the yeare of our lord god 1601 by Peter Figge gent Thomas Graunt[?] Thomas Robynson Thomas Overinge Thomas Hogson and Richard Snowe

In the hall
In Primis a Cupborde a Table upon tressells a benche a forme two stooles and a Chayre	xvj s
Item a payer of pot hangers a payer of Tonges and a fyer shovell	xx d
Item vj peeces of pewter, two Candell stickes, two brasen potts and thre kettles	xxiiij s
In the Chamber
Item a Bedstede and two Cofers	v s
Item fower Coverletts two blancketts vj payer of sheetes, two Tableclothes two bolsters, iiij pillowes and a flock bed	iij li
Item his Apparell	xx s
In the shoppe
Item two Tubbes and two ba[rrels?]	vj s viij d
Item Coles iron and working tooles	vj li iiij s
In the yarde
Item the Poultrye	v s
Item wood and tymber	xx s
Cattell
Item a mare	vj s viij d
Item a Cowe and a Bullock	xl s
Item two weaning pigges	iiij s
Su(m)ma Totalis	xvj li xiijs

The marke of Elizabeth Hogson widow

[Presented by Richard Snowe, proxy of Elizabeth Hogson the administratrix, 2 Sep 1601]

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Notes

Richard Hogson was buried on 1 Aug 1601. He married Elizabeth Snowe on 12 Jan 1593/4.