Description:

Documents:
1. Bond dated 1 September 1612 .
with Bounden: Johan Watkin of Clodock, widow and Henry Watkin of Rowlestone, yeoman.
No surety.

2. Inventory: dated 20[?] November 1614; value £23 6 0d. Assessors William Haye and Thomas William Phe [Phillip(s)]

Observations:

There is nothing to link the bond with the Inventory, nor the inventory with Clodock except the NLW catalogue. It seems likely that the two sheets of paper have at some point been gathered together. The rubric at the top of the inventory is rubbed and faded so that only the names of Margaret Jenkins and the assessors together with the date (although even that is unclear as whether it should 10^th or 20^th day because of a hole) are clearly readable. But there is no readable mention of Clodock. The filing of this under Clodock seems to have occurred because of the origins of Johan Watkin in the Bond.
The inventory is reproduced below with modern spelling
                                                           Inventory
                                                                                                                       £       s      d
Cattle
In primis three kyne, one blacke bullocke and
three weaning Calves                                                           viij^li               8
three and twenty sheep-                                                                    l^s       2     10
Item one Sowe and one helt [piglet]                                             viij^s               8    

In the p[ar]lour
three feather bedes two coverlets
three bolsters three pair of blankets 2 pillows
and three pairs of sheets together with a
standing bedstead and a troucle [truckle] bed prised                v^li      5
Item vij other pairs of sheets four table clothes
with twelve napkins prised                                                       xxxviij^s      1     18
Item Three coffer [hole]...ber                                                          x^s               10
Item three pillow[hole]                                                                      iij^s                3
Item the decedents w[-hole -but probably"eari"]nge
apparel prised                                                                                  xl^s         2
In the Hall
Item  one brass pan, one brass,  pot onecauldron
  one posnet and 2 candlesticks   prised                                    xl^s         2   
Item 3 platters and four saucers   prised                                    v^s                   5
Item  2 barrels 2 stands one iron broch together with
  some other household stuff   prised                                          x^s                 10
Item  one plough, a yoke and a tow  prised                                 ij^s                   2
                                                                                         comes to              £23    6s
'The whole some xxiij^li vjs' [£23   6s]