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Mary Alchin of Leybourne 15 Jan 1727/8
- Title: Probate at Rochester, Kent
Page: 189190
Text: Administration and Inventory of Mary Alchin of Leybourne 15 Jan
1727/8
Rochester Consistory Court #189190
Administration: (First part in Latin)
Know all men by these presents that we, Anthony Alchin of Whitehall
in the County Middlesex Servum?, Richard Baines __ St Clement Danes
Middx Servum? And Daniel Harvey __ St Margarets Westminster Amuman?
Hold ourselves firmly bound in the sum of ____
10 Jan 1727?
The Condition of this obligation is such that if the above bounden Anthony
Alchin the natural and lawfull son and administrator of all and singular
the goods chattells and creditts of Mary Alchin late of the parish of
Leybourne in the County of Kent widow deceased
Doe make or cause to be made a true and perfect Inventory of all and
singular the goods chattells and credits of the said deceased which
have or shall come to the hands possession or knowledge of him the said
Anthony Alchin... at or before the last Day of April next ...
Signed by Anthony Allchin, Richard Bains, Daniell Harvy
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A True and Perfect Inventory of all and singular the goods chattells
and creditts of Mary Alchin late of the parish of Leybourne in the County
of Kent widow dec'd which since her death have come to the hands possession
or knowledge of Anthony Alchin the natural and lawfull son and Administrator
of all and singular the goods chattells and creditts of the s'd dec'd.
In the Kitchen
One pair of Cobirons, one firepan and tongs, one pair of bellows, one
pair of potthangers, one iron Peale One gridiron, one pair of Pott hooks
one gun three iron scewers one brass cullender one brass slice six pewter
dishes six pewter plates one small iron shovell five chairs three joint
stools two tables one kneading trough one looking glass, one pair of
brass candlesticks, one warming pan, one spinning wheel, one keale and
other odd things £2-08-7
In the Strong Beer Buttery
One drink vessell, one stalder, one crock with butter in it, a dox'n
and half of glass bottells and other odd things £0-07-2
In the Parlour
One long table, one round table, three old leather chairs, one Cunting?
hutch, one pair of Stilliards, one old cupboard and cupboard? Cloth,
some earthen cups, some glasses on it, one joint stool £1-01-2
In the Milk House
Four milk bowls, one butter platter, three powdering tubbs, one churn,
five wooden dishes, one pair of wooden scales and Iron Beame, two pott
brass skillets, three earthen crocks?, one rush basket, one frying pan
and odd things
£1-08-11
In the Brew House
One brass furnace, one brass kettle, one iron pitcher, one iron crow,
one Mattock?, one Howe One fork, one bucking tubb, one long keeler,
one wash tubb, two drink tubbs, two small keelers, two iron potts, three
payles, one funnell, one wooden bowl, one doz'n of threnchers, one stadler,
one old forme, two hogg tubbs, one spitt and other odd things £3-05-9
In the Oast House
One Sentes? Tubb, one oast hair?, one iron sledge, two? Spades And one
wheel barrow wheel £0-10-0
In the Chamber over the Parlour
One feather bed, one feather bolster, two pillows, one bolster stedle
cord and matt curtains and vallance and curtain rodds, one flock bed
and bolster, two blanketts, one coverlett, one bedsteddle cord and matt
curtains and valance and curtain rodds, one chest and one joynt stool
£5-02-0
In the Chamber over the Kitchen
One feather bed with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, three chairs,
one pair of irons with brass heads, one chest of drawers, one looking
glass, one earthen bowle, one chest, ten pairs of sheets, six coarse
pillowcoats, eight coarse table cloaths, three coarse napkins, one side
board cloth, one pair of window curtains and vallace, two diaper table
cloths, seven diaper napkins, two other napkins, one pair of fine pillowcoats
£10-18-2
In the Man's Chamber
One flock bed bolster and rugg, one blankett the curtains and rodds,
bedsteddle cord and matt, one Deal box, one Court Cupboard and one chair?
£1-05-0
In the Hopp Chamber
One bag of hopps £5-00-0
In the Hopp Ground
Hopp poles on two acres £22-00-0
Three acres and a half of wheat on the ground £7-00-0
In the Yard
One waggon and two Courts with Whells £8-00-0
One plough and Tackell, two harrows and one Pale? £2-00-0
The Hopp Pole Carriage £0-10-0
Three cows £9-00-0
Three Fatt hoggs one hutch and three troughs and one stamping trough
£9-00-0
One sow and four shotts £2-13-0
In the Stable
Five horses and harness for them, one cutting box and cutter and four
forks £21-00-0
In the Barn
Barley in the Straw £2-12-6
Wheat in the Straw £3-12-0
Peas in the Straw £1-16-0
Four load of Hay £7-00-0
One Scry? One Bushell one Farrin one Scuppitt
one Seeve one Baskett one Tub six links?
One Shovell and one Dung Spade £1-01-0
Things unseen and forgot £0-05-0
£129-16-9
Debts due and owing to the s'd dece'd at the time of her death which
this exhibitant will be accountable for when he shall receive the same:
Due from Amhurst £8-00-0
Due from Dennis £5-00-0
Due from John Weekley £4-00-0
Due from Thomas Watte £6-10-0
Due from Buckett £1-00-0
Due from Edward Martin £3-00-0
Due from John Alchin £2-15-0
Due from Edward Burton £1-14-0
Due from Edward Martin £5-08-0
£37-07-0
Total £167-03-9
Exhibited 15 Jan 1727/8
Date: 10 Jan 1727/1728
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