Anthony Pares of Wartnaby 1681 Inventory

Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Archives, 44’28 1322/188

A true and perfect Inventory of all the goods Cattell and Chattels of Anthony Pares of Wartnaby late deceased vallued and prised the 28 day of September 1680 by us whose names are hereunto subscribed

John Cant

Robert Wartnaby

The mark of William Rick

	£	s	d
Impmis his purse and apparell	1	0	0
In the hall
Item one great table 6 Jonyed stools one little table 2 Chairs one Rack Iron fire
Iron with other things	1	10	6
Item one bedsted with the furniture one Chest one Coffer and a box	1	18	6
In the fardest parler
Item one Livery Cobberd one Chest 4 boxes one trunk one table one bedsted
with the furnitur one Chair one stool on warming pan	4	0	0
In the fardest Chamber
Item mault Rye Cheses with other things	1	6	0
In the other Chamber
It one bedsted with the furnitur 2 wheals	0	10	0
Puter and brass
Item 12 pieces of puter 4 pans one pott	2	0	6
In the Chamber over the hall
One bedsted with the furniture	0	8	0
In the kitching
Item 4 barrels 3 toobs one dresser one Chees press 2 peals a mault mill and Coles	1	10	0
In the Shop
Item one stithie one pair of bellows one vice with tongs and hammers	2	16	6
In the barn
Item Barley hay and peac upon the hovall	3	0	0
It 4 Sheep and 2 lambs	1	0	0
It 3 Cows one heiffer	4	17	0
It one pigg	0	10	0
It to the land that is to sowe	1	10	0
It for things unnamed and forgotten	0	1	0
Sum is	27	18	6

Bond, bound Mary Pares widow of Wartnaby, Robert Wartnaby yeoman of Wartnaby and Thomas Carrington yeoman of Wartnaby 17 February 1680/1, condition bound Mary Pares relict of Anthony Pares intestate to produce inventory and administer estate

                                                                                                                The mark of Mary Pares

                                                                                                                Robert Wartnaby                                                                                                                 The mark of Tho: Carrington