John Townsend Inventory.pdf

John TOWNSEND's inventory, taken on October 25, 1737, lists his goods and chattels in Lyddington. The inventory includes:

Household items:
- 12 pewter dishes, 2 dozen plates, 2 tables, 6 chairs (£1 16s 0d)
- 2 tables, 6 chairs in the parlour (£0 16s 0d)
- 1 copper, 6 tables, 1 working fatt, and other lumber in the kitchen (£4 10s)
- 3 brass pans, 2 potts (£1 10s)
- 6 barrels and other lumber in the cellar or dairy (£1 18s)
Furniture and bedding:
- 1 bed with furniture, 1 chest with drawers, 1 table, 1 corner cupbourd, 6 chairs, 2 glasses in the chamber over the parlour (£7 1s)
- 1 trundle bed and other lumber, 5 silver spoons, 2 salts in the closet (£0 12s, £2 10s)
- 2 beds with furniture, 1 buroy, 3 chests, 3 chairs, 1 looking glass in the chamber over the hall (£10 0s)
- 1 clock, looking glass frames, and other lumber in the chamber over the dairy (£3 10s)
- 1 bed and bedding, 1 small bed in the garrat over the parlour (£2 0s)
* Crops and livestock:
- 3 acres and 1 rood of barley (£9 0s)
- 1 acre and 3 roods of pease (£3 10s)
- 1 haystack in the home close (£6 10s)
- Hay to the value of £1 10s on the Hovill
- Hay in the Wall Close in the Park (£7 0s)
- Hay in the Upper Park Close (£2 0s)
- 6 cows, 2 heffers, and 2 calves (£16 0s)
The total value of John TOWNSEND's goods and chattels is £86 13s 0d, appraised by Moses Allen.