Kerby Inventory 1658.pdf

James Kerby, a husbandman from Caldecott, had his goods and chattels inventoried on May 8, 1658. The inventory includes:

In the hall: table, 3 chairs, 2 stools, and other implements (valued at £0 15s 0d)
In the parlor: bed with furniture, press, 2 coffers, and 1 box (valued at £0 20s 0d), and 4 pairs of sheets and other small linings (valued at £0 30s 0d)
In the chamber: wheat, pease, wool, and 7 yards of woolen cloth (valued at £0 20s 0d)
In the milkhouse: 3 barrels, tubs, peals, and other implements (valued at £0 21s 0d), and brass and pewter (valued at £0 25s 0d)
In the yard and field: pease (valued at £0 20s 0d), barley (valued at £0 17s 0d), wood (valued at £0 3s 4d), and 1 cow (valued at £3 0s 0d)
Other items: half an acre of wheat (valued at £0 16s 0d), hay (valued at £0 14s 0d), and miscellaneous items (valued at £15 0s 0d)

The total value of James Kerby's goods and chattels is £29 11s 4d. The inventory was appraised by William Sly, Robert Sly, and Allin Sly.