At
On
which day appeared personally John Stobbart
----------------------------------------------------
and alleged
That
Joseph Stobbart late of Scarrow Hill
in the parish of
of
without making any Will so far as he doth know
or believe, that he is the Brother and next of kin ---
of the said deceased Wherefore he prayed letters of
administration
of all and singular the goods chattels and credits of the
said
John
Stobbart on his giving good and sufficient
security in that behalf
The said John Stobbart
was sworn
in the form of said to
-------------------
the truth of the promises
and to faithfully
administer and to the Inventory
before
Exhibited-----
Before me ----
Hen:
KNOW all Men by thefe
Prefents, that WE John Stobbart
Of
Richardson of Naward Barns in the said County
Yeomen and John Bell of Abbey in the said County Yeomen
are held
and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend Father in God, Edmund by Di
vine Permiffion
Lord Bishop of Carlifle in three hundred pounds of
good and
lawful Money of Great Britain, to be paid unto the faid Lord Bishop, or to
his certain
Attorny his Executors, Adminiftrators or Affigns, to which Payment well and
truly be
made, WE oblige ourfelves and each of US by himfelf
or his self
for the
whole our and each and evry of our Heirs, Executors and Adminiftrators firmly
by thefe
Prefents. Seal’d with our Seals dated twenty fifth Day of
February in the fifthteenth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE
the Third
by the Grace of GOD of
of the
Faith and fo forth, and in the Year of our Lord One Thoufand Seven Hundred
and seventy five
The Condition of this
Obligation is fuch, that if the above bounden
John Stobbart Brother
and next of Kin of Joseph
Stobbart deceased late
of Skarrow Hill in the said County of
Adminiftrator of all and
fingular the Goods, Chattels and Credits of the faid Deceafed
do
make or easfe to be made a true and perfect Inventory of all and fingular the
Goods,
Chattels
and Credits of the faid Deceased, which have or fhall come to the Hands,
Poffeffion,
Or
Knowledge of him the faid John Stobbart or
into
The
Handes and Poffeffion of any Perfon or Perfons for him and the fame fo make do exh-
Bit
or caufe to be exhibited into the Reg ftry of the Confiftory Court of Carlifle
at or before
The
laft day of June
next en uing, and the fame Goods, Chat-
Tells
and Credits and all other the Goods, Chattels and Credits of the fame Deceafed
at the time
of his Death, which at any time after fhall come to
the Hands or Poffeffion of the faid
John
Stobbart or into
the Handes or Poffeffion of any other
Perfon
or Perfons for him do well and
truly adminifter according to Law. And
further do
make or caufe
to be made a true and just Account of him faid Adminiftration at or before
the laft
Day of February 1776 and all the reft
and refidue of the faid Goods, Chat-
tels and C
edits which fhall be found remaining upon the faid Adminiftrators Acompt, the
fame being
firft examined and allowed of by the judge or judges for the time being of the
faid
Court
fhall deliver and pay u to fuch Perfon or Perfons refpectively as the faid
judge or judges
by his or
their Decree or Sentence, purfuant to the true lnient and Meaning of a late Act
of
Parliament
made in the two and twentieth and three and twentieth Years of the Reign of our
Late
Sovereign Lord King Charles the Second, intituled an Act for the better
fettling of intef-
tates Eftates
fhall limit and appoint, and if it fhall hereafter appear that any laft Will
and Teft-
ament was
made by the faid Deceased, and the Executor or Executors theirin named do ex-
hibit the
fame into the faid Court, making requeft to have it allowed and approved
according-
ly if the faid John Stobbart above bounden
being thereunto
Go
render and deliver the faid Letters of Adminiftrations, Approbation of fuch
Teftament being
firft had
and made n the faid Court, then this
Obligation to be void or elfe remain in full Force
and Virtue.
Sealed and deliver d being
fift duly )
Stamp’d in t he Prefence of ) John Stobbart
I Carrick
Anthony Richardfn
John Bell
A
true full and perfect Inventory of all and singular the
Goods
Chattels and Credits of Joseph Stobbart ----------
late of Scarrow Hill in the Parish of Brampton
and Diocese of Carlisle Innkeeper deceased
taken and appraised the 10th day of
February 1775
Two
Bay Mares and one Horse with a year old filly)
the best suit of cloaths and yr. best watch vig ) 12 0 0
saddle & bridle )
14
Stots 40 0 0
a Bull 2 10 0
a Black Cow’d Heiffer with a white face )
and with a calve ) 3 5 0
a Black Scotch Cow with Calfe 3 0 0
a
Black Scotch Cow with calf 3 0 0
a Black Cow’d Heifer 1 15 0
a Red Heifer with Calf 2 15 0
a Black Cow’d Cow Dry 2 10 0
a Black Scotch Cow (Milk) 2 10 0
a Branded Fleck’d Cow’d Cow with Calf 3 5 0
a Black Fleck’d Cow 2 15 0
a Branded Cow 2 5 0
a Red Riged Cow 2 5 0
a Black 2 year old Stot 1 15 0
3
yearling stirks 2 5 0
104
Sheep 28 0 0
3
Swine 4 10 0
3
Geese & one
2
Carts and Cart Gear 1 15 0
a pair of Padds 0 2 0
a Plough wth Irons Threeptree &
Swingletree )
a
Tar
& salve wth the Tubbs 0 5 0
2
Grapes 2 Iron Forks & Cow rakes 2 muck Hacks )
&
a wheelbarrow ) 0 3 0
Carrd. Over £124 2 0
Brot. Forward 124 0 0
Barley 4 0 0
Oats 1 0 0
60
Cart Load of Manure at 6d.pr.Cart 1 10 0
a Sign 0 7 6
a Clock an Case 1 10 0
a Brafs Kettle 1 0 0
a Drefser & Shelves 0 2 0
4
large pewter dishes 0 8 0
6
Pewter plates 0 2 0
2
pewter Tankard & 2 Do.pints 0 2 6
8
Pewter Spoons & a punch Ladle 0 1 0
4
large Clay Dishes 2t. pots.
Pint )
Pots
Gills Potingers Broken & Whole ) 0 1 0
2
Brandy pots & one half pot Funnels )
Iced
cake pan and paper bose ) 0 1 0
16
White Delph Dishes 0 2 6
a Table and 2 Forms 0 3 0
a Long Settle 0 0 6
Half
a Dozen Knives and Forks 0 2 6
3
Knives and 8 Forks 0 0 9
5
Broken Chairs & 2 Large Stools 0 2 0
3
Iron Candlesticks 0 0 6
a Box Iron & 2 Heaters 0 3 0
a Tea Kettle 0 2 0
4
Trenchers 2 Piggins & a Cheesefatt 0 0 3
3
Cann’s 2 Knaps 0 1 0
Three
pots and a Frying pan 0 2 0
a Ham a Breast of Beef & 3 Legs of Mutton 1 0 0
a Brush and Butter presst 0 0 6
Some
Pickled Geese 0 2 6
Carried
Over
£136 18 6
Brot. Over 136 18 6
One
Grate in the Parlor & one Do.
in the )
Parlorlafh
Fire shovel Tongs & poker ) 0 5 0
a spade and ax 0 1 0
2
Chaff Beds wth.Green Curtains 6
Blankets )
2
Covercloths 2 Boulsters & a Boulsterslip ) 1 1 0
a Square Table & a large Stool 0 2 6
a Feather Bed & Bedstead & Curtains 3 Blankets )
2
Covercloaths a Boulster & a small Pillow ) 2 0 0
3
Sheets & a Pillowslip 0 10 0
8
Waistcoats & 2 pair of Breeches 0 13 0
a Hat & three Shirts 0 9 6
a Chamberpot 0 0 2
a Chest 4s.a speal & Womble 6d. 0 4 6
a Striped Waistcoat 0 3 0
a Box & a Wheel 0 1 0
a chaff bead & Bedstead 3 Blankets )
a Cover cloth a chaff Bolster ) 0 12 0
3
Strait Coats & a Great Do.
1 10 0
4
Coats & Half wide coat 2 waist coats 0 10 6
3
Waist Coats & 3 pair of Breeches 0 7 0
a Plad 0 2 6
3
Pr.of Boots & one Pr.of spater Dashes 0 1 0
2
Saddles 0 2 0
a little Box & Bags 0 1 0
10
Shirts 1 10 0
4
Yards of New Cloth & a Cravat 0 6 0
5
Shirts 5Stocks 3 Handkerchiefs 0 8 0
a pair of All Kleen Breeches 0 4 0
Carried
Over
£148 3 2
Brot. Forward 148 3 2
12
pair of Stockings 0 12 0
a chest 0 4 0
10
Pecks of Oatmeal 1 10 0
Half a Peck of Groates ¾. 4 Pecks & 2 Sacks 8s.) 0 11 0
One
Tea Pot 6 Saucers 4 Cups )
one Canister & 5 Tea Spoons ) 0 1 0
one ale Glafs )
5
Wood Bowls 0 1 6
a Milk Sile 0 0 6
a Hammer & large Knife 0 0 6
a Churn & Staff 0 3 0
a pair of Prickers 0 1 0
a Watch a pr. of Silver Butts. & one Silvr. Buckle 0 7 6
Wheat
Crop 22 4 6
Total Amount £173 19 2
) Anthon
Richardfon sworn
Appr ed. )
) John Bell sworn
Admon of
Joseph Stobbart
late of Scarrowhill p. of
dec.d gr.d Feb 25th
1775
Inv.y V B.d
S.
1775