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Staffordshire / Re: Tithe map for extra parochial areas?
« on: Wednesday 15 June 22 21:39 BST (UK) »
Ah, well found - thank you very much.
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Staffordshire / Re: Tithe map for extra parochial areas?
« on: Wednesday 15 June 22 20:21 BST (UK) »The entry for Teddesley Hay in the Victorian County History for Staffs on British History Online suggests it might be included in PenkridgeThanks for the reply. I've looked for it in Penkridge and Cannock but can't see it in either.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/staffs/vol5/pp182-184
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Staffordshire / Tithe map for extra parochial areas?
« on: Wednesday 15 June 22 17:12 BST (UK) »
I'm trying to find the tithe map for Teddesley near Penkridge but I understand it was an extra parochial place... does this mean a map won't exist?
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Words from a 1640s will
« on: Wednesday 15 June 22 16:30 BST (UK) »
Thanks for the link. Re 'forms', perhaps that's where the school form as in 'sixth form' comes from, I'd never really thought about that before.
Here's the second half:
Item six [coolers?] of [lead?]
milke pannes butter pots & [treavhens??] £13 4 0
Item [chesepresse?] [churne?] [chesefat??]
and other wooden ware within the
house not mentioned price £5 0 0
Item butter & chese bacon price £2 6 8
Item [Rie?] [ ] price £2
Item malt in the house price £4 0 0
Item 2 [gunnes?] 2 crosbowes & Arrowes
one sword one hanger 2 longe
bowes one quiver of arrowes together
with his wearinge apparell 2 saddles £52 13 4
Item [Rie?] & [ ] on the [grannd/ground] [hearth/with]
[And] [perse?] [ ] A little before he died £51 0 0
Item 2 paire of iron bound wheels one cart [ ]
one tumbrell horse [ ] plow irons and other
[ ] for [horses?] 2 plowes one paire of harrowes
with other husbandinge [ ] [ ] £2
Here's the second half:
Item six [coolers?] of [lead?]
milke pannes butter pots & [treavhens??] £13 4 0
Item [chesepresse?] [churne?] [chesefat??]
and other wooden ware within the
house not mentioned price £5 0 0
Item butter & chese bacon price £2 6 8
Item [Rie?] [ ] price £2
Item malt in the house price £4 0 0
Item 2 [gunnes?] 2 crosbowes & Arrowes
one sword one hanger 2 longe
bowes one quiver of arrowes together
with his wearinge apparell 2 saddles £52 13 4
Item [Rie?] & [ ] on the [grannd/ground] [hearth/with]
[And] [perse?] [ ] A little before he died £51 0 0
Item 2 paire of iron bound wheels one cart [ ]
one tumbrell horse [ ] plow irons and other
[ ] for [horses?] 2 plowes one paire of harrowes
with other husbandinge [ ] [ ] £2
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Words from a 1640s will
« on: Wednesday 15 June 22 15:57 BST (UK) »
Thank you arthurk, much appreciated. I'd independently got some of those since my earlier post and they almost all agree with your interpretation, I'm guessing skimmer is for skimming off milk, not sure what the 'formes', ' lomes' or 'cooler' could be - cooler is mentioned again a little later on - but I did learn the word 'posnet' today 
I'll post the final section shortly, if you could look it over that would be fantastic.
Many thanks
Paul
I'll post the final section shortly, if you could look it over that would be fantastic.
Many thanks
Paul
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Words from a 1640s will
« on: Wednesday 15 June 22 09:18 BST (UK) »
I could do with some help with various parts of the inventory. Here's what I have for this section if anyone can help with the missing words...
Item one Brasse panne 3 brasse pots 4 kettles
Two posnets one warminge panne one [skinner?] price £3 0 0
Item forty [peeces?] of [puter?] great and small price [£1 10?]
Item 4 spitts one paire of [forkes?] 3 fire[ ] 2 paires
of tonges one drippinge panne one jacke 3 grates
one fleshforke one [cleefer?] price £2 6 8
Item 2 paire of bellowes 2 [brand?] irons one
frynge panne one gridiron one iron posnet price £5 0 0
Item one table in the (kitchen?] one table in the
Buttrie one table & [cabbenet?] in the hall
5 paires disshes & boles & other wooden
vessels 3 [ ] & shelves
2 hogsheds 4 barrels 2 [wee..?]
2 brewing [ ] & [ ] [ ] other
[necessaries?] price £2 10 0
Item one Brasse panne 3 brasse pots 4 kettles
Two posnets one warminge panne one [skinner?] price £3 0 0
Item forty [peeces?] of [puter?] great and small price [£1 10?]
Item 4 spitts one paire of [forkes?] 3 fire[ ] 2 paires
of tonges one drippinge panne one jacke 3 grates
one fleshforke one [cleefer?] price £2 6 8
Item 2 paire of bellowes 2 [brand?] irons one
frynge panne one gridiron one iron posnet price £5 0 0
Item one table in the (kitchen?] one table in the
Buttrie one table & [cabbenet?] in the hall
5 paires disshes & boles & other wooden
vessels 3 [ ] & shelves
2 hogsheds 4 barrels 2 [wee..?]
2 brewing [ ] & [ ] [ ] other
[necessaries?] price £2 10 0
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Words from a 1640s will
« on: Tuesday 14 June 22 20:26 BST (UK) »
Yes I've just realised that too - it's the weird 'p' that was throwing me! Many thanks.
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Words from a 1640s will
« on: Tuesday 14 June 22 20:18 BST (UK) »
Ooops, just realised the first word is 'Item'.
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Words from a 1640s will
« on: Tuesday 14 June 22 20:07 BST (UK) »
I have an inventory of goods, each line starts and ends with the same two words followed by the valuation as per this example. Can someone tell me what the words are please? The first looks a bit like 'from' and the last 'sprise'
Thank you,
Paul
Thank you,
Paul