The last of this inventory. I found a satisfactory meaning for all except below.
fflychynnes _ I assume this refers to a smaller flitch of bacon "literally flitch ends" can't find a reference
clevyse - I couldn't find a reference but it could be a very early reference to a clevis, ( a u shaped iron with a pin)
gered -don't know also check the valuation ( the slash I thought was a j)
nakardes - don't know
route - don't know, probably spelling error, should mean "a team"
Item two fflychynnes off bacon w(i)th butter and chese 10 0
Item thre strycke off malte 5 0
Item one stryke off wheate 3 4
Item ffoure bagges 2 0
Item one ploughe, one wayne, one peare of smale harowes, one oxharowe two tewes two peare
off clevyes one peare off ploughe irons, one cartrope, one muckforke, one muckhoke
thre yockes gered praysed at 26 8
Item two axes, two bylles, ffoure pyckforkes, two nakardes, one sythe, on spade
one shovle one hachet, one hand byll with certen other instrumentes belongyng to
husbandrye 10 0
Item certen blockes kyddes and wodde 10 0
Item haye and corne 10 0 0
Item two route oxen 5 13 4
Item two steres 5 0 0
Item ffyve kynne p(ray)sed at 10 0 0
Item ffoure weanynges and fyve yerlynges 7 0 0
Item two mares praysed at 3 0 0
Item syx swyne praysed at 20 0
Item geese and poltrye praysed at 5 0
Thanks Brian
