Description:

Documents:
1. Bond dated 3 July 1628 .
Bounden; Phillip Prees of Clodock, gent and Hugo Evans of Brecon, yeoman in a
surety of £100.

2. Inventory: Dated the last day of June 1628; value not totalled. Assessors: Thomas Lewis, John W^m Watkin, David Morgan, jⁿ , Thomas Morgan, David Morgan, senior.

Observations:

The inventory is reproduced below with modern spelling:
                                                  Inventory
                                                                                                                       £     s     d 

4 bullocks                                                                      4^li                           4
1 bullock and a year old heifer                                 xiij^s 4^d                           13    4
4 calves                                                                          xx^s                           1
1 mare and colt                                                            xx^s                            1 
4 hogg and 2 piggs                                                      x^s                                 10 
5 Ewe and 4 lambs                                                      xv^s                                15 
8 Acres of Oats                                                           xvj^s viij^d                          16     8
2 acres of barley and an acre of rye                         xv^s                                 15
4 Bushell of wheat                                                    vi^s viij^d                               6     8 
1 feather bed one flock bed w^th their app^ts       xxvj^s viij^d                       1    6     8   
'all the wering clothers of these Sibell'                       x^s                                 10 
1 Brasen pan & one brazen pot                             vj^s viij^d                               6     8 
7 pewter Dice[dishes] & one candlestick
& salt celler                                                                4^s iiij^d                                4     4 
5 Coffers and one chest [hole]
2 table boards & 3 chairs 3 benches &
2 joint stools                                                                 2^s                                    2
2 Barrels on[e] Stand , all the wooden vessles     2^s                                    2
1 Spit one brandiron 2 iron gobbard pott hooks    2^s                                    2    
1 Bosnet [Posnet] & one frying pan                              ij^d                                      2 

The hole against the value of the "5 coffers and a chest" means that we have no complete value for this inventory but from the figures we have the value seems to be £13 0 6d. The mix of Arabic and Roman numerals indicates the increasing move away from the Roman at this time.