Some areas where I am unsure

[Westy11]

The attached clipping is taken from the Inventory of Joseph STARBUCKS possessions in 1740 Hose, Leicestershire.

The following is a transcript showing the areas I need some expert advice please.

Westy

A true and perfect Inventory of all the goods & chattels that Joseph Starbuck of the parish of Hose in the County of Leicester was possessed of who departed this life November the 30th 1740.
Imp – 3 cows 3 heifers 1 calfe
7 sheep
Corn & Hay
4 hogthlaughts [?]
Colos [?]
His working tools
One ladder
In the ? chamber – 2 hundred of ch?
In the lodging chamber – 2 ?s 2 wheels 1 chest one fire grate & ? other things
Two bacon hog
In the kitchen – pewter & brass & other things
Things in the dairy
In the parlor 2 beds boxes and chests and other things
In the ? 2 tables chairs stools & other things
In the fire corner – hooks grate & other things
His ? apparel
Things unseen & forgotten

[osprey]

cheese chamber - sounds wonderful!
lodging chamber has 2 beds

[Westy11]

Agree 
And to seemingly have 200 cheeses!

Westy

[osprey]

that would keep me going a while!

Only one bacon hog, not two.

4th line from bottom, in the house

first letter of word before apparel appears to start with a p

Wonder if the hogthlaughts may be hoglets?

[Westy11]

I noted the absence of wine to have with the cheese

Thanks for the others

Westy

[osprey]

possibly what looks like Colos is Coles - coals? 

[Westy11]

very good thinking

[goldie61]

'In the lodging chamber ................ & severall other things'

It's 'his purs and apparil' - ie his purse.

I'd agree with 'coles' - coals

[JohninSussex]

Instead of "hogthlaughts" perhaps "hogthraughts", what looks like a tall "l" is the tail from "hay".  Doesn't help explain the word though.