An Inventory of the Estate of John Perkins Senior, deceased.
Item |
Value |
|
the Dwelling house and barn with outhousing |
40.00.00 |
|
Land about the House about eight acres |
12.00.00 |
|
More land unbroake up about fourteen acres |
21.00.00 |
|
a parcel of Marsh about six at 40s per acre |
12.00.00 |
|
a parcel of upland and Marsh being much broken about 20 acres at 20s per acre |
20.00.00 |
|
12 acres of improved land 50 per acre |
24.00.00 |
|
one mare with a mare foal at |
25.00.00 |
|
six milch cows at |
30.00.00 |
|
four yearling Heyfers and a Steere at |
11.10.00 |
|
six ewes at 35.s |
05.00.00 |
|
one yearling weather and two weather lambs |
02.00.00 |
|
one young Calf |
00.15.00 |
|
one cow at the pasture a sow & 3 piggs all |
08.00.00 |
|
one feather bed with bed & furniture |
04.00.00 |
|
Coverlid with other small things linen most |
02.00.00 |
|
left in mony at his decease |
10.00.00 |
|
a Cart, plows, a harrow with several goods of lumber as casks, tubbs, cheares, axes, hoes etc. valuable |
05.00.00 |
|
Severall ketles pottes & Dishes in the Kitchin |
02.00.00 |
|
his wearing aparell |
05.00.00 |
|
|
250.05.00 |
|
Witnesses & Appraisers |
|
|
William Bartholmew |
|
|
John Anable |
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Value listed as pounds.schillings.pence
Read in the court held at Ipswich the 26 of the (7)
1054. Robert Lord cleric.” ("The Perkins Family" by George
Perkins, 1889, pg. 6)