An Inventory of Thomas Smith of Clifton Campville, 17th January 1699/1700

January 17 day 1699/700 A true Inventory of all the goods That Thomas Smith husbandman late of Clifton Campvil In the County of Stafford dyed possessed of

						£	s	d

Item his purse and apparell 
valued to						20	00	00

for 5 mares and 3 foles
one stoned Colt						30	00	00

a Leaven [11] Cows					33	00	00

3 three year old heifers
6 two year old, Six yeare olds				20	00	00

5 score sheep						33	13	04

one waggon, 2 Carts, 2 plows, one
Harrow and geers and all other 
materialls belonging to husbandry			15	00	00

Corn in the barn

Wheat and Barley					15	00	00

Oats and pease					10	00	00

Hay in the Barn and Ricks				16	10	00

Corn growing on the ground				16	00	00

One Swine one store					02	15	00

Household goods praised

In the house 2 tables, one press,one forme 5 chaires, 
4 stooles, 10 pewter dishes, one Land iron,
one pair of tongs one fireshule one pair of balles,
 one backonflitch 6 cushions, one Chafeing dish
one pewter Chamber pot, 3 porige pots, 4 kettles, 
one furnis, one warming pan, pot Racks and 
some other small things in the Chimney, 2 wheels 
to spinn of								07	12	00

In the Parler

2 bedsteds, 2 fether beds,
4 pillow beers, 6 blankets, 
2 set of Curtains, one table,
3 Cofers, 3 boxes, 6 bookes,
14 pair of sheets, 3 table
cloth, 2 dozen of Napkins,
three pillow						13	17	06

In the Buttery

One Churn 5 barrills 2 shelves			00	10	00

Chees in the Chamber					10	00	00

In the Chamber over the house

One feather bed, 7 blankets, 2 pillows
8 strike of Barley					03	14	00

In the Chamber over the Kitchen

One flock bed, 2 blankets, one Cofer,
one Long Wheel					00	11	06

4 strike of pease					00	16	00

one quarter of Mault					01	12	00

In the Kitchen

One Chees press and tubbs and
other wooden ware					01	00	00

In the Buttery adjoyning to the Kitchen

Dishes and Spoones and ticknall ware		00	10	00

ffor all other small things
that may be forgot and not praised			00	04	00

John Ashton
Richard Heath		The sume is			252	07	04
William Redfearne