An inventory of all the goods and chattelis which laite were and did belong unto William Ward, late of Crakehall in the county of York, deceased, prised the day of Anno dni 1623 by William Whitton and George Dickonson.

Inprimis his purse and apperell	20s
Itm. one cubble	16s
It. one awmery	4s
It. one deske	4s
It. one chiste	3s
It. one bedd	5s
It. two bedds	5s
It. five dublers	6s
It. one brasse pott	3s - 4d
It. one panne	2s - 6d
It. one candlestick, one tin bottle, one salt seller	2s - 6d
It. fower paire of harden sheets	9s
It. one linn sheet	3s
It. three rodds	8s
It. one covlitt and two happins	8s
It. one mattres	2s
It. one pair of tongs	8d
It. a spitt, a paire of pott crooks	1s - 6d
It. one forme and one table	10s
It. two chaires	2s
Sum £5 - 14 - 6
Debts oweing to the deceased :
Inprimis George Jackson upon bond	£20
Thomas Mudd upon bond	£12
George Pickersgill	£10
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...........Stubley	£4 - 15 - 4
Cuthbte Stother	£4 - 0 - 0
Mr. Rookeby	£2 - 0 - 0
John Tomlin	£1 - 0 - 0
John Liones	£1 - 0 - 0
Widdow Jackson	£4 - 0 - 0
William Valians	£5 - 0 - 0
Summo	£8 - 15 - 4
Funeral expenses & debts oweing by the deceased
Inprimis for the funerall and the buriall	40s
For the probate of the will and the
administration and two tuicons	38s - 6d
To the apparitor	1s - 4d
To the paige for a peticote cloth	9s - 3d
For writeing and ingrossing of the inventory	2s