Intoxicants and Early Modernity

Inventories

Reference:

WCW

Archive:

LRO

Date:

6 July 1726

Testator:

Alexander Pilkington

Gender:

male

Occupation:

Miller

Intoxicant-related Occupation(s):

Alcohol Retailer: Alehouse-keeper (Inferred)

Place:

Salford, Lancashire, England

Appraisers

Name:

John Jackson

Gender:

male

Room

Entry:

1 clock, 5 pewter dishes, 6 plates, 1 salver £9 12s

Entry:

1 looking glass, 1 white wood dresser, 4 pictures 12s

Entry:

6 upholstered stools, 10 tables, 2 stools 12s

Entry:

2 pans, 1 skillet, 1 brass pot, 1 fire iron, tongs, 1 fire shovel, 1 crow 10s

Entry:

1 bed, 1 frying pan, 1 pestle and mortar £1 1s 6d

Entry:

1 chest, 1 table, 1 trunk, 1 little table 11s

Entry:

1 rung, 2 blankets, 1 pillow, 3 gowns, 4 petticoats, 1 clock cupboard £2 18s

Entry:

4 coats, 3 waistcoats, 2 pair of breeches £1 10s

Entry:

2 hats, 5 pair of sheets, hustlement, fuel £1 15s

Entry:

Cash £2 8s

Totals

Recoverable Debts:

Irrecoverable Debts:

Wearing Apparel:

Total Inventory Value:

£12 3s 6d

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