Inventory of William Kirby, carrier, 1709/10

Herts RO A25/4614

An Inventory of all and singular the Goods and Chattells of William Kirby late of Winslowe in the County of Bucks Carrier deceased taken and Appraised by us whose Names are hereunto Subscribed this nineth day of January Anno D(omi)ni 1709

	£	s	d
Impr(im)is his Wareing Apparrell and mony in his Purse	04	00	00
In the Chamber over the Parlour
The Bedstead Curtaines and Bedding att	03	00	00
Seaven Chaires and a Stoole att	00	04	00
The Trunke Chest Box and other things att	00	05	00
In the Chamber over the kitchen
The Bedstead Curtaines Feather Bedd Flock Bedd and otherthe furniture belonging to itt att	03	10	00
Six Cane Chaires att	00	18	00
Two Stooles One Cofer One looking Glass the Earthen Ware and Brass handiron att	00	08	06
In the Great Parlour
The Clock att	01	01	06
One Cupboard and Two Tables att	00	10	06
Tenn Chaires att	00	10	00
Three Pewter dishes and other things att	00	07	06
In the Little Parlour
The Bedstead and Bedding Three Chaires & Table att	02	00	00
In the kitchen
The Brass and Pewter att	02	10	00
The Jack Spitt and Chimney Irons att	00	17	06
The Table Five Chaires Three Stooles & other Things att	00	08	00
In the Entry
The Furnice Three Tubbs and other Old Lumber att	01	12	06
The Two Barrells Frying Pann & other Goods in the Buttery att	00	10	00
The Wheate and Barley in the Wheate house att	02	10	00
The hovell of Beanes att	05	00	00
The hay att	02	10	00
Three horses att	11	00	00
The Wagon att	04	00	00
The Two carts att	06	00	00
The horse harnesse Pannyers & other Tackle att	01	10	00
The hogg and henns att	01	05	00
The Plow hurdles Trough & other things att	01	10	06
The Nineteene Ridges of Wheat att	18	00	00
Debts Sperate and Desperate	05	17	06
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Sum(ma) tot(alis)	81	16	00

Will(iam) Gyles
Joseph Glenister
Matt(hew) Hobbs
Appraisers

[Exhibited 10 June 1710 by Master Richard Pickering as proxy for the administratrix]

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Administration of William Kirby, 1710

Herts RO 147AW24

[summarised from Latin]

Jane Kirby of Winslow widow, Richard Gibbs of the same cornchandler and Augustine Seaton of the same "inkeeper" were bound to the Archdeacon for £200, 1 June 1710.

Jane Kirby, widow of William Kirby of Winslow deceased, is to present the inventory before the last day of September next and the accounts before the last day of June next.

The mark of Jane X Kirby
[signed] Richard Gibbs
Augn Seaton

Signed in the presence of
Edm(un)d Browne Reg(istra)r

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Notes

William Kirby was buried on 4 Jan 1709/10. He had 4 children baptised between 1684 and 1690. He was probably the William son of John and Joan Kirby bap. 24 May 1651.