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Indenture and Inventory concerning the Estate of
Thomas Crocker, 24 February 1630
Nouerint vniuersi per presentes Nos Henricum Crocker
of Ruan Lanihorne yeoman Richard Crossman of Carveth gent & John Harris
of Cuby yeoman teners & firmiter obligari Willmo Parker Richardo Coauth
in Wille libris bone & legalis monete Anglie soluendis eidem Willmo
Parker Executoribus administratoribus siue assignatis fuis : ad quam
quidem solutionem bene & fideliter faciendum obligamus nos & Qudiu libet
nostrum per se pro toto & in solido Heredes Executores & Administratores
nostros firmiter per presentes sigillis nostris figillat : datum xxbto
die mensis Novembris Anno Regni Domini nostril Caroli Dei gracia Anglie
Scotie Francie & Hibernie Regis Fidei defensoris & c. Septo Annoque
Domini 1630
The Condition of this present obligation is such : that if Henry Crocker
the brother and administrator of all singular the goods Chattailes and
debts of Thomas Crocker late of Ruan Lanihorne deceased, doe well and
truly administer the said goods Chattailes and debts according to the
Law : And also doe make and passé or cause to be made and passed a true
just and perfect account of and vpon the said administration at all time
and times when thereunto so shall bee lawfully required especially on
this side the last day of October next coming : And all such goods,
Chattells, and debts as shall remaine, and be found due of and vpon the
said accompt being examined and allowed, doe well and truly deliver and
distribute in such manner and forme as shall bee limited and appointed.
And finally doe defend, faue, and keepe harmelesse the aboue named
William Parker his successors, officers, and ministers against all
persons whatsoeuer, for granting and committing the sayd Administration,
and that without fraude or delay, then this present Obligation to be
voyde, or else to stand and be in force.
| Sealed and delivered |
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| In presence of |
signed Henrii Crocker H |
| Tho: Robyns |
Richard Crossman |
| Fadiah Reynolds |
John Harris |
An Invortorie of all the goods and chattels of
Thomas Crocker. (of Ruan Lanihorne, yeoman late decessed,) taken and
aprised, by Richard Haines of Verian, gent, and William Courteney of
Ruan aforesaid, gent by … day of February . Anno Dm 1630
Item His apparell
Item His table and furniture
Item His boots and belt
Item Three iron chaines
Item One payre of wheeles
Item One Harrow
Item One crock, one pann
Item One coffer
Item His corne, beasts & cattle
Item Fower geese & two hennes
Item two little firkins
Item A boll and ….. dishes
Item Two sarfes
Item A winding laven
Item 60 leasses of Excise Beer being chattle
Item 60 leasse of Bexippary being liken of a chattle
Item in millin croft hands
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| Richard Haines |
William Courteney |
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Exhibited 23rd Feb 1630 |
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