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WCW/I 
LRO 
5 February 1677
George Fletcher 
male
Husbandman
Alcohol Retailer: Alehouse-keeper (Inferred)
Didsbury, Lancashire, England
Appraisers
William Damberd 
male
Room
2 old mares £4 10s
2 cows, 1 calf £4 10s
9 sheep £2
1 swine £1
Pewter £1
Brass £2 5s
Dwelling House
1 cupboard, tables, 6 chairs, 5 stools £2
Great Parlour
Goods £1 10s
Middle Parlour
Goods £1
Furthermost Parlour
Goods 13s 4d
Chamber
Goods £2
Buttery
Goods 13s 4d
Chamber Below
Goods £1 10s
Kitchen
Goods £1
Linens £2
Corn, hay £4 10s
Husbandry ware, hustlement £2
Ironware 5s
Pullen 5s
Totals
 
 
£4 
£38 2s 8d 

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