Inventory of William Jackson, 1571

Herts RO A25/710

There are three copies in different hands

The invytorye of goodes of Wyll(ia)m Jaxson of Wynslowe Deceased Taken the xiiij^th Day of maye An(n)o 1571

in the hawlle
Item fyrste xxviij platters and pewter dishis	xx s
Item xij porringers	vj s
Item vij pewter potes v sassers iiij saults	viij s
Item ix candillstickes	vj s
Item a frame w(i)th a tabulle a forme a benche v stoles and a cowbbard	xx s
Item potts hangers a paynted clothe and vi Coosshins	v s
in the p(ar)ler
Item a tabull w(i)th a Frame and a forme	v s
Item a cowbbard and ij coffers	v s
in the kytchine
Item iij brasse potts v kettylls and ij pans	xx s
Item a furnis pane	v s
Item iij spites a payre of cobbards a fyer forke ii gridiarns a fryinge pane a trevit	x s
Item iiij tubes	iij s iiij d
Item a meylle and iij paylles	xx d
In the Chamber
Item iij standing bedes	x s
Item ij fether bedes	xxvj s 8 d
Item ij mattryssys	vj s viij d
Item iij bolsters & pyllowes	xx s
Item iiij pilowbers	iiij d
Item iiij Coverlytts	xx s
Item a taball and ij chests	v s
Item iij paynted Clothes ij chambers potts	iij s
[page 2]
The same Chamber
Item xij payre of shettes	xl s
Item ij payre of blanckytes	x s
Item xij napkyns	iiij s
Item v towelles	v s
in a nother chamber
Item iij bedstydes a cowenter	v s
Item a mattris a quyllt a ij [sic] paynted clothes	v s
Item a stone and a haulf of thromes	ij s
Item in bordes Trestles & polles	iij li
Item in fyer wod	xx s
Item a brandiarne a payre of tongs a fyer showell	xx d
Item in haye	xij d
Item vj henes and ij cooks	ij s
Item ij dozzen of spones ij dozzen of trenchers ij Irone wedgges	ij s iiij d
Som(ma) totalys of this byll is Just	xviij li viij s iiij d

Praysed by Anthony Jaxson Anthony Wendilborowe Wyllyam Gylles Robart Bampton Gylberd Stutbere

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Notes

William was probably the father of William Jackson, d. 1586, Anthony Jackson, d.1592, and Thomas Jackson, d.1615. He was buried at Winslow on 27 April 1571.

meylle = meal: a tub or bucket (OED)

cowenter: i.e. counter

thromes: probably thrums, i.e. waste wool etc.