A True and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels of William Goodwin of Chelveston cum Caldecott in the County of Northampton lately deceased as they were Apprised and valued by Twyford Worthington of Higham Ferrers Gent Christopher Beeby of Rushden and Thomas Freeman of Higham Ferrers aforesaid the 18th of March 1671
		£	s	d
Item	sixty ells of shirting cloth at 19d. per ell	04	15	0
It	seventeene ells of the like cloth at two shillings per ell	01	14	0
It	127 ells of shirting cloth at 22d. per ell	11	12	10
It	071 ells of Holland at two shillings 4d per ell	08	05	8
It	47 ells of Holland at foure shillings the ell	09	08	0
It	23 ells of Holland at 2s. 10d.	03	05	2
It	seven ells of Holland at six shillings per ell	02	02	0
It	8 ells of Holland at 2s. 2d.	00	17	4
It	60 ells of white osenbriggs at 18d. per ell	02	10	0
It	54 ells of course cloth at one shilling six pence per ell	04	01	0
It	9 yards of white callicoe at 15d. per yard	00	11	3
It	10 yards of scotch cloth at one shilling per yard	00	10	0
It	16 yards of white fustian at 10d. per yard	00	13	4
It	11 yards of course Dimathy at 6d per yard	00	05	6
It	14 yards of Cambrick at 3s. 4d.	02	06	8
It	12 yards of course Cambrick at one shilling & six pence	00	18	0
It	12 yards of greene say at 3s per yard	01	16	0
It	12 yards of greene say at 2s. 4d.	01	08	0
It	25 yards of blew linnen at 8d per yard	00	14	0
It	one dozen of pins	00	08	0
It	five papers of packett pins	00	01	0
It	12 pieces of white & blew tape	00	06	0
It	one groce of silk laces	01	10	0
It	one groce of threed laces	00	10	0
It	one groce of thred laces	00	05	6
It	Note: the pages are joined together here and the item is unreadable	00	09	0
It	one groce of cotton Ribband & 2 Remnants of fillitting	00	09	0
It	9 combe Brushes and 5 horne combes	00	02	10
It	one dozen of bone combs	00	06	0
It	one groce of Brasen	00	08	6
It	six purses at 5d	00	02	6
It	2 silver boxes and a spoone 3 thimbles and a bodkin	00	06	6
It	a masse of necklaces & a paire of pendants	00	03	0
It	one groce of Two penny Ribband	00	16	0
It	sixteene pieces of Ribband at	06	10	0
It	6 dozen & 2 yards of bone lace	05	10	0
It	4 dozen of course edging lace	00	12	0
It	6 sattin caps & one of Taffater	00	15	0
It	4 lute string hoods	00	16	0
It	12 hoods	01	10	0
It	3 hoods	00	10	6
It	4 ells of Alamode at 3s. 6d.	00	14	0
It	4 hoods at 4s. 6d.	00	18	0
It	5 ells and A halfe of Ducape … … the ell	02	01	3
It	2 remnants of Alamode at	00	03	8
It	3 small sarcnett Hoods	00	04	6
It	4 sarcnett Hoods	00	10	8
It	A dozen of mens gloves	00	08	0
It	2 dozen of womens gloves	01	08	0
It	18 paire of white kid gloves	01	01	0
It	3 dozen of womens gloves	01	01	6
It	2 dozen of womens gloves	00	12	6
It	13 paire of gloves at 6d. paire	00	06	6
It	7 paire of Doeskin gloves	00	12	0
It	3 paire of gloves	00	03	6
It	9 paire of Washed leather gloves	00	06	6
It	17 paire of mens gloves	00	11	4
It	one dozen of white kid gloves	01	00	0
It	2 dozen & 2 paire of gloves at	00	14	0
It	8 paire of gloves at	00	04	0
It	16 paire of childrens gloves	00	03	2
It	2 old horses	03	05	0
It	one cowe	02	06	8
It	one cock & six hens	00	03	6
It	4 small kettles	00	19	0
It	one brasse pott & A skillet	00	07	0
It	8 small pewter dishes	00	07	2
It	In the hall one Table one Cupboard 3 Chaires & 4 stooles	00	13	10
It	one chest and one coffer	00	09	6
It	Hooks fire shovell tongues & other odd things	00	04	6
It	4 porringers & one pewter pot	00	02	4
It	In the parlour one bedstead & curtains A flock bed A warming pan & coverlett	00	11	4
It	2 paire of sheets one board cloth 2 napkins	00	13	4
It	3 barrells 3 Tubs 2 bucketts	00	12	4
It	In the Chamber 3 bedsteds A small feather bed 2 Flock beds 6 blanketts 2 bolsters 3 pillowes	02	05	0
It	2 coffers one chest & other odd things	00	09	6
It	His wearing apparell	02	00	0
It	In debts separate & desperate	04	15	0
	The totall sum is	113	10	2
	Twiford Worthington
	Christopher Bebee
	Thomas Freeman
It	ye said deceased did owe at his death to Mr Cocky of Norwich	70£	00	00
It	to Mr Goodwin of London	30£	00	00
It	to Mr Watts of ye same	11	00	00

Administration was granted to Jane Goodwin, relict of William Goodwin "to make a true and perfect accompt of the sayd goods & Administration when shee shall be thereunto lawfully called & Lastly doe save and kepe harmless the said Reverend Father in God, his vicar Generall and all other his Officers & Ministers whatsoever for & concerning the granting of the sayd Administration, that then this obligation to be payd or else to remayne in full force & vertue" on the 10th of May 1672

The mark of Thomas Manning

The mark of Thomas Earle

The mark of Jane Goodwyn