Richard Longhorne

Inventory taken March 24, 1668-9 by John Tod, Ezekiell Northend and Samuell Brockelbanke:
"In Cash & Books, 11 li. 2s. 8d.; 1 Grey searge dublett, 18s.; 1 grey searge paire of britches 8 s.; 1 grey jackett, 12s.; 1 paire of white britches, 16s.; 1 old searge coat, 6s.; 1 old coat, 6s.; three pair of stockings, one red wascoat, one hat, five bands, necke cloathes, one dublet & one pair of drawers, two shirts, one paire of boots, for armes, one bedstead with bed and all ye furniture, trundle bed with all the furniture, one bed with all the furniture, one green rugg, one coverlett, one white blankett, four yds. red cotton, ten yds. of home made cloth, thirteen cushions, twelve pillowbeers, eighteen sheets, childe bed linen, childrens caps, a swath, ribbon, child bed linen, one white wascoat, table clothes, napkins & towells, one cupboard & cupboard cloath, one little cupboard & cupboard cloath, two chests and a trunck, one bedstead & bed with ye furniture, one bed with all the furniture, one bedstead and bed with all the furniture, one bedstead and bed with all the furniture, a parcell of childrens clothes, in brass 6 li. 9s., spoons 6s., peuter, 41i. 18s., tin ware, 4s.; iron ware. old iron, 21i.; spice, conserves, honey with ye pots and boxes, 14s.; tallow & candles, 12s.; a shovell, 3s.;,hogs learth,, 16s.; flax & hemp tear & tow & yarn & cotton woll & yarn, 31i. 15s.; 1 paire of stock cards, 4s.; sieves, 6s.; 2 linen wheels, 8s.; feathers, 2s.; trayes, trenchers & dishes, 9s.; 1 frying pan, 4s.; a cart rope & a halter, 5 s.; a saddle, pillion & bridle, 1 li.; 1 hammer, 2s.; 2 wollen wheels & one paire of scales & a beetle & 2 wedges, 7s.; Barrels, tubs, churnes, pailes & such lumber, 51i.; 1 pair of bellowes, 1 can, 4 s.; tables, formes & chaires, 1 li.; l5 bushels & a 1/2 of wheat with the tubs it was in, 3 li l0s.; rye & rye malt & barly maltt 19 bushels & 1/2 31i. 18s., oats, 2 bushells, 5s.; bacon 2 1i. 3s.; hops, 4s.; 20 bushels of indian corne, 21i. 13s. 4d.; cards & thread, 15s.; baskets, 5s. 6d.; cart, plow, sled, yoks, chain & one sithe, 2 1i. 13s.; 1 horse & 1 mare, 15 1i.; 1 paire of oxen. 131i.; 1 paire steerst ll li., 1 steere, 31i. l0s.; 7 cowes, 261i. 10s.; 1 heifer. 2 1i.; 1 steere, 1 li. 10s.; 2 calves, l li. 8s.; sheep 3 1i; swine, 41i.; 8 swine & 2 piggs, 41i. 5s.; the dwelling house, barn, brewhouse with the orchard and land adjoining 671i.; his halfe of Newmarshes lot with a parcell of land bought of Thomas Abbott adjoining to it with his land lying at cowbridge given as amends to the said Newmarshe's lot, 241i.; 6 acres of gate lands 261i.; 6 gates, 121i.; village land & medow, 301i.; Merrimack land, 401i.; upland in the farme, 101i.; 9 acres & 1/2 of land at the great plain, 51i.; rough marsh at Cow bridge which was bought of Thomas Dickinson and John Scales, 201i.; medow in Satchwell Meadow, 51i.; 3 acres of meadow by Newberry Causway, 101i., salt marsh on the South East side of Mr. Nellson's Island, 101i.
Total 732 1i. l l s: l d. Estate debtor, 181i. 19s. 6d. Attested in Ipswich Court Mar. 30, 1669 by the executors."
(Essex County Probate Files, Docket 16,946)