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D3124 - John Porter, parson of Aston upon Trent - (1637)

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D3124/1
Title	Photocopy of the inventory of the goods and chattels which John Porter, late parson of Aston upon Trent, died possessed of, made 25 January 1636/7
Date	(1637)
Description	The inventory is subdivided under the following headings:- hall, dining parlour, still chamber, great chamber, lower parlour, maids' parlour, study, Mr Wildens chamber, little chamber, gallery, hall chamber, closet, study chamber, napery in the study chamber, dairy house, men's chamber, buttery, bakehouse, larder, stable yard, quick good[s] [livestock], corn and hay, workhouse, chiphouse, pewter and iron ware, plate, brass, debts owing to Porter. Total value of inventory £627 11s 11d
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	John Porter, parson of Aston upon Trent
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