Inventory of William Pigot of Little Horwood, 1552
Herts RO A25/128
This has been transcribed from a printout of a microfilm, some of which is very faint. More would be legible in the original.
The Inventorye of All & syng(u)ler the goods & Catalls of Wyllya(m) Pygote of Horwod P(ar)va in the Countie of Buck Esquyer late decessyd made the vjth daye of maij & of the Reygne of o(ur) sovereygne lord Edward the vjth by the grace of god of England France & Irland Kynge defender of the faythe & of the churche of England & Irland next under cryst in earth supreme head the vjth yer & praysed by Robert Wyllyott John Coper John Hawkyns of Horwood before seyd yemen : praysed indeferentlie elect & chosyne to the same wyth Sir John Swanne vycare of the seyd Horwod
In p(ri)mis foure oxen v li xij kynne x li viij bullocks iiij li |
xix li |
Itm iij geldyngs iiij li v mares p(ri)ce iij li vj s viij d | vij li vj s viij d |
Itm iij horscolts iij li x hogges xx s on bore iij s iiij d S(u)m(ma) |
iiij li iiij s iiij d |
Itm C Ewes & lambes p(ri)ce xj li xx wethers iij li on C of Tegges
& drye shepe p(ri)ce xj li S(u)m(ma) |
xxv li |
Itm on shode Cart p(ri)ce xx s a ploughe share & Culture p(ri)ce v s ij yoks wythe ij cheynes iij s a carte brydle xij d
a peyre of yron harrows iij s S(u)m(ma) |
xxxij s |
Itm ij ladders xij d a myll callyd a querne vij s wood
& tymb(e)r in the yard xx s S(u)m(ma) |
xxviij s |
Itm iiij gees wythere broode p(ri)ce |
ij s |
Itm xx acres of peses & beanes iij li viij acres of wheate xl s
x acres of barleye xxxiijs iiij d iij acres of Otes ix s S(u)m(ma) |
vij li ijs iiijd |
Itm ij Racks iij mangers iij s on Cart body xij d S(u)m(ma) |
[i]iij s |
Itm iiij Capons ij s iiij d on cock & ij henne xij d S(u)m(ma) |
iij s iiij d |
Itm iiij q(uar)ters of malt xxvjs viijd on hu(n)dred of
boulders[?] xx d S(u)m(ma) |
xxviij s iiij d |
Itm vij brasse potts wyth a chafer pott xvij s viij d iiij pannes of brasse xxx s iiij posnetts vj s a chafyng dyshe
& a brasyne morter ij s vj spytts xv s on peyre of Cobyrnes
a fyre forke wythe a gridyrne v s a fryenge panne & a gospanne ij s ij Trevetts ij payre of pottehoks ij [..]yng of Iron iiij s S(u)m(ma) |
v li x s viij d |
Itm viij Candlesticks iij s iiij d [..]wegges on[...] ij s
xij platters vj dyshes vij sawcers v p[...] S(u)m(ma) |
xix s [?] iiij d |
Itm vj pottyngers iij s ij basens ij ewers v s ij q(uar)te pottes xx d S(u)m(ma) |
ix s viij d |
In the hall |
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In primis a table wyth a carpet on forme ij trestles a coubbor(d) vs & the hangyngs of the halle ij s S(u)m(ma) |
vij s |
In the p(ar)lor |
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a table ij trestles a cubbord v s a longs[...] a cuppord
a Rownd table pr(ice) x s vj chears iiij joyned stoles vj s
on carpet vj coshyns & the hangyngs abowt ye p(ar)lor xx s
on joyned bedsted with a tester & curteyns of sarsnett
& ij forms xl s S(u)m(ma) |
iiij li xij d |
In the boterye |
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Itm in the botery iiij sylver spones viij s ij forms & on cubbord wyth shelves iij s iiij d S(u)m(ma) |
xj s iiij d |
The chamber over the boterye |
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Itm in the chambr over the boterye on old chest iij coffers v s on bedsted with on tester & curteyns
of saye a forme & the hangyngs of the same chambr
of old saye pr(ice) |
xiij s iiij d |
The chambr over the parlor |
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Itm in the chambr over the parlor ij joyned bedsteds wythe testers & curteyns of dornyxe on old chest a cubbord a cofer with the hangyngs of the same chambr of old saye | xx s |
In the chambr over the kytchen |
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on joyned bedsted wyth a trocle bed a tester of saye with curtayns of the same hangyngs of the same chambr on cubbord iij cofers & a chest | ix s |
In the chambr over the larder hows |
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on bedsted a tester of Coloryd Canvas hangyngs of old saye on old table |
vj s viij d |
The chambr over the halle |
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a joyned bedsted ij cofers ij cobbords iij cheyres and
hangyngs of the same chambr of old saye |
xx s |
In the dery howse |
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on panne a kettle ij bolles iij ches potts wythe iij suters ij sholves & a Churne |
vj s viij d |
In the larder hows |
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a trough a kever a boltynge fatt ij old kymmells ij sholves | vj s viij d |
In the brew hows |
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xv tubbes iij chesse racks on olde coper & ij bourds |
xiij s iiij d |
In beddyng |
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Itm v fetherbedds v bolsters vj pelows iiij li ij flock beds
ij bolsters x s vj coverlets v payre blankets xxx s x payre of
shetys iij payre of pelow beres xl s S(u)m(ma) |
viij li |
Itm iiij table clothes iij Coverletts a dosen & an half of napkins |
xvj s |
Itm ij troughs & on bushell |
vij d |
Itm ij sylver salt sellers with the Coveryngs pr(ice) |
v li |
Notes
Herts RO 302AW19, William's admininstration, is not on the microfilm.
William Pigot was a son of Thomas Pigot of Whaddon and Doddershall, the well-known lawyer. He was probably the brother of Robert Pigot, who was one of the biggest landholders in Winslow in 1556, but that is not certain.
boulders: probably cobbles (OED, boulder n.1, 1)
dornyxe = dornick: "A silk, worsted, woollen, or partly woollen fabric, used for hangings, carpets, vestments" (OED)
suters = suiter: "A round board placed between two cheeses in the press" (OED)