James Cook of Stathern 1662 Inventory

Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Archives PR/I/58/17

A true and perfect inventory of all the goods cattles and chattles moveable and inmoveable of James Cooke of Statherne late deceased taken the 15^th of Aprill 1657 by James Rouse Richard Thompson Will Robinson Thomas Healy

	£	s	d
Imprimis purse & apparell	1	0	0
It in the hall one table one cupboard one chaire two ioyn’d formes	2	0	0
It in pewter dishes 2 chaffon dishes, 3 brasse candlesticks 3 salt cellers,
2 pewter cups 2 panns 1 pot	2	0	0
It 2 kitts 1 old cupboard 1 old cuffer 2 stooles fireiron & rackings 1 paire of tongs	0	5	0
In the parlour 3 flaxen sheets 2 paire of hempen sheets 6 napkins 2 pillowbears
1 towell, 2 tablecloaths a cupboard cloath	2	10	0
It 1 bedstead, 2 coverlids, 1 blanquet, 1 boulster 2 pillows 3 coffers 1 whollen
wheele, 2 boxes	0	15	0
In the buttery 1 barrell, coales	0	12	0
In the chamber 4 brasse pannes 1 brasse pot 3 chesses 2 old tubbs 1 linnen
wheele	3	0	0
1 bedstead, 4 strike corne 2 & halfe … 1 flich of bacon 1 cheesheck with all
other implements	2	0	0
In the yeard 2 cowes & 2 calves	5	0	0
Thirty sheepe	5	0	0
2 leathers, 2 fence trees, offall wood	0	15	0
3 henns & a cocke	0	1	4
Crop at Eaton & Stathorne	6	0	0
Debts oweing by Henry Gibbon	2	13	4
By widdow Simpson of Eaton	2	0	0
By Roger Caunt	0	9	0
The totall Summe is	35	0	8

Richard Rouse

James Rouse

Richard Tompson

William Robinson [his mark]

Thomas Healey

Exhibited 17 April 1662