A genealogical register of the descendants in the ... - Stephen Haynes

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GENEALOGY. 9
October in that year. His widow then married Dea. John Maynard
of Hartford, who died without issue shortly after, leaving all his
property, which was considerable, to his wife's children, " provided
In the Hall. Item : 1 Brass Kettle 02 10 00
Item : 1 Little kettle 12s : 1 little brass kettle 00 15 00
Item : 1 brass possnett (t) 4s : 1 brass pott 16s : 1 Iron ") q^ j^ qq
pott 14s. 5
Item; 1 brass ChafEn dish 3s : one skirn-er 00 05 06
Item : 7 pewter dishes, and some broken pewter : 1 sa- ^
ser : 2 pewter potts : 1 Candlestick : 1 salte : 1 small !
q, jq qq
bottle : 6 ockumy (t) spoons, 2 porringers and 4
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old spoones. J
Item : 1 Lattin(§) dripping pann : 1 spitt, I pistoll : 1 ^ qO 10 00
smoothing Iron 5
Item : in eartliern ware, and wooden ware 00 10 00
Item : 1 muskitt Bandleers(||) and sword 01 00 00
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Item : 1 table and 2 Chaires 05 00
fn the sellar, Item : in tubbs and Tables and formes 01 00 00
Jn ye little chamber : It: one flockbed, 2 blankitts : 1 Coueriitt, 1 ? q^ jq qq
feather boulster, 2 feather pillowes, 2 bedsteads •""
3
Item : 3 hogsheads, 2 Linnen wheeles, 1 woolen ") qq jq qq
wheele, one Barrill. .
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Item : 1 table, 1 wheele, 1 hatchett 00 05 00
Item : in working tooles 01 08 00
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Item : 1 paire of tongs :
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fier pann, grid Iron : frying pann, one trammell )
Item : in Bookes, and Sackes, and Ladders 01 00 00
Item : one Cow : 1 3 yeare ould heifer : one 2 yeare
10 00
old heifer, with some hay to winter them
Item : 2 hoggs 3£.
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03 00 00
Item : in seuerall sortes of Cor-ne with some hemp and ) ,- ,,q
qq
flax 3
Item: the dwelling howse and out bowsing, howse ^ .- ^^ ^„
lott and Garden. 5
Item : 6 Akers of meadow, in severall parcells ^^^ qq qq
with vpland 5
John Tailecoate
Gregory Willterto^
Edward Stebbing :
Summa: Totalis 142:13:06
(t) Posnet, a little basin or skillet.
(t) Ochimy, (alchemy) a mixed base metal.
(§) Laiten, tin, iron plate covered with tin.
.Bandoleers,
(II) a large leathern belt, thrown over the right shoulder, and
hanging under the left arm ; worn by ancient musketeers for sustaining their
fire arms, and their musket charges, which being put into little wooden cases,
and coated with leather,
loei.— Webster.
were hung to the number of twelve to each bando-