TIPPET, TOCKER & DUNSTONE

[..claire..]

Hi Paul

Most of the early records are pre-parish registers and do come from the Visitations, Wills, land records etc. So I would say are correct. The 3rd, 4th and 5th generation I have personally gone through the actual registers so know them to be correct. Just wish a marriage for Gaverigan and Jane can be found.

Here is some extensive research done into the family by an Edith Nankivell

 http://www.mumma.org/nankivell/

Claire

[paul5534]

Thanks, Claire!  I so appreciate your help and expertise. Thanks for the links as they are very helpful and informative.

If I have more questions, I will let you know.

Paul

[paul5534]

Hi again:  Can anyone transcribe this inventory list from 1666 for me?  I can make out some of the words but not all.  Any help is much appreciated!

[..claire..]

I'll have a go but can't promise it will be correct:

20 September 1666

An inventory of the good and chattels of G Tippett taken by us whose names are underwritten

Imprimis = used to introduce a list of items ( his belongings in this case) or considerations
Due debts
Two cows, one calf and two pigs
Things belonging to a fullers calling ( tools of his trade)
pans, crock(ery) and pewter
One bedstead with a truckle bed, a coverlet and one flock bed
three pieces of cersy ?? ****
In Corne  ~ corn perhaps ****
the tableboard, one keeve (tub for brewing,mashing or bleaching) two barrels, 60lbs of lead
His wearing apparel, purse and girdle
things forgotten, not inventoried

**** you could try putting a clip of these on the recognition board, there are some fabulous transcribers on here who may know what they are

claire

[paul5534]

Thanks, Claire!  I appreciate it.  I will also post to the recognition board as you suggested.

Paul

[..claire..]

An amendment : A crock is a cooking pot with three legs and a handle which was hung over a fire

Corne: it was corn or wheat.

Cerse = Carrsye = Kersey ~ a coarse cloth, which bodes well with his fuller occupation

claire

EDIT: Sorry, hadn't seen you had the answers given in your other post until now

[paul5534]

Thank you, Claire!!  Very helpful. The more answers, the better!!