(13 Hen ...) Inventory of goods Indenture of receipt, made at Notewill, testifying...

(13 Hen ...)

Inventory of goods

Indenture of receipt, made at Notewill, testifying that William Martyn and John Hoperr' (Hop'r), servants of Sir [John de Dynham], have received his pantry and buttery with all goods mentioned below, to keep and to answer for them. [Excellent detail.]

Cloth in the wardrobe (napar' in le warderob');

cloth in the pantry (napr' in pantar');

Silver vessels; 'latin' basins with candlesticks and pots of pewter and 'corboill' (latyn basouns with chaundelers & pottys of peauter & corboill; furst 2 nywe basouns of latyn ygrauid in the bottym...); barrels for the pantry and other vessels (including '2 vatis for the lordys bathyng y mad of a bot of malmesyn');

Casks and pipes in the pantry with 'besanges' (or 'besailes') for silver vessels;

Saddles, bridles and other harness;

Carriages ('chariots') and carts with all their apparell;

Hall and chamber (including '1 panne of yre for the chambr goyng a pon trokell'; 1 bakyng eyre with 4 prentys');

Coats of armour [?] with other necessaries (c'us [?] armar' cum al' necess') [detailed; continued on dorse];

Bows;

Arrows small and great, and heads [compare AR/37/34, dated 1422]; bolts small and great.

For a similar inventory, dated 1422, see AR/37/34.