Intoxicants and Early Modernity

Inventories

Reference:

ANW 23/13/44

Archive:

NRO

Date:

23 February 1719

Testator:

James Woodyard

Gender:

male

Occupation:

Alehouse-keeper

Intoxicant-related Occupation(s):

Alcohol Retailer: Alehouse-keeper

Place:

St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Norfolk, England

Appraisers

Name:

Anthony Tolver

Gender:

male

Transcribed Text:

[Best reading of surname]

Kitchen

Entry:

1 fire-grate, 1 fire iron 16s

Entry:

1 jack, 1 pulley and weights 8s

Entry:

1 fire pan, 1 pair tongs, 1 toasting iron, 2 spits, [dog-irons?] 8s

Entry:

3 tables 6s

Entry:

10 chairs, 1 form, 2 joined stools 11s

Entry:

1 dresser 5s

Entry:

24 plates 12s

Entry:

8 pewter dishes, 3 salts £1

Entry:

Pewter and earthen measures 6s

Entry:

Candlesticks, 1 dredging box, pictures 5s

Entry:

1 small bed £1

Entry:

Spice drawers, 1 shelf and [bko?], 1 glass case 6s

Parlour

Entry:

1 bed and bedstead as it stands £4

Entry:

1 chest of drawers 8s

Entry:

3 old chairs, 1 small table 5s

Entry:

2 small pictures, some small things 2s 6d

Cellar

Entry:

Beer, coal, brandy £2

Room

Entry:

Linen, sheets, pillow-beres, 1 board cloth, napkins £2 10s

Totals

Recoverable Debts:

£5 (debts good and bad)

Irrecoverable Debts:

Wearing Apparel:

£3

Total Inventory Value:

£23 18s 6d

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