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The dissolution of the monasteries

APPENDIX III INVENTORY OF THE SALE AT BREWOOD NUNNERY

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(Exchequer Augmentation Office; Miscellaneous Books, Vol. 172)

Note.—The volume from which this and the two following extracts are taken begins as follows:

Herafter Ensueth the names of all and euery suche pson and psons as was by Thomas Ligh Doctor in the lawe and Wyllms Cauendyshe Auditor Commissionours appoynted by the King our soueraigne lorde for the dyssolucion of thes monasteryes foloweng by them Indiferently chosyn and sworne of and for the valuying ratyng and apprisyng of all and singler the gooddes and catelles cummyng and beyng found at the surrenders taken in the same late dyssoluyd Monasteries and priories within sundry sheres or Counties the names as well of the seyd howses as of the psons so sworne foloweng hervnder wryghten in order.

That ys to say

[Then follow the jurors of “Meryvale.”]

Brewode John Broune Jurors Rychard Whyt Jurors John Shyrborne Jurors

William Barnes John Baker Thomas Clarke

Henry Holte William Turner Anthony Palmer

Thomas Willes William Atwill George Wilkyns

Seint Thomas bysyde Staff Raffe Mynors Jur. John Hyll Jur. Nycholas Bagshaw Jur.

John Langley John Lyenshaw Rychard Rawson

Roger Alayn Willm. Whitill John Fyssher

George Bowgley Roger Gratwych Willm. Blythe

Delacres William Butler Jurors John Arden Jurors Henry Barber Jurors

Thomas Johnson Hugh Latham Thomas Jacson

Henry Atkyns Rychard Luther William Tanner

John Flynte John Thomson Thomas Morris

[Here follow jurors of Lylleshull and Darley. And on f. 2 jurors of Dale, Repton, Gracedue, Pypwell and Barnwel.]

Priory of Brewood

Hereafter folowyth all suche parcelles of implementes or houshold Stuff, Corne, Catell, ornamentes of the church and such other lyke founde within the late priory there at the tyme of the Dissolucion of the same house, Soulde by the Kinges Commissioners to Thomas Gyfforde, esqr.

The Churche

Fyrst, one table of alebaster, owlde formes and settes, ij. particions of carvyd woode, pavyng of the church and quere, xxviij. panes of glas, and on masboke

xxs.

The Vestrye

It’ ij. payr of grene dornyx[230] westmentes, j. olde cope of sendall, one serples, j. altercloth and j. towell, j. litell bell, and a sensure of latynne

iiijs.

The Chapter House

It’ iij. panys of glasse and ij. long formes soulde for

xijd.

Belles in the Stepull

It’ ther remayneth unsolde in the stepull iij. belles.

The Hale

It’ there ij. tabulles and a forme soulde for xijd.

The Parlore

It’ j. foldyng tabull, j. forme, j. chayre, j. cubborde, and the hangyngs of payntyd clothe

ijs.

The Cheffe Chamber

It’ one fetherbedd, ij. oulde coverlettes, j. oulde blankett, j. tester of whyght lynen clothe, ij. bed-steddes, ij. formes, j. cubborde, one joynt chayre, ij. oulde coffers, j. boulster, ij. pyllowis, and iiij. payre of shettes

xs.

The Baylyffes Chamber

It’ one mattres, j. coverlet, one blankett, and one axe

xijd.

The Buttery

It’ ij. ale tubbes, j. oulde chest, j. borde, j. tableclothe, and ij. candlestykys of latenn

xijd.

The Kechyn

It’ ij. dressyngbordes, ij. stoles, j. forme, j. ladder, j. bz [] di’ of salte, iiij. porrengers of peuter, iiij. platters, ij. saucers, and ij. braspottes

vs.

The Larder

It’ one great chest, j. troffe, and two little barrelles

vjd.

The Brewhouse

It’ v. tubbes, j. keler, j. olde tubbe, j. olde table, j. olde whele, and one chese presse

xvjd.

The Yelyng House

It’ iij. colyng[231] ledes, ij. brassepannes, and vij. oulde tobbes

vs.

The Boultyng House

It’ iij. troffes, j. watering fate, j. boulting huche, j. busshell, and ij. tubbes soulde for

viijd.

The Cheslofte

It’ ij. litell tubbes, ij. chese rakkes, ij. charnes, j. lytell whele, and ij. shelves

viijd.

The Kylhouse

It’ j. hercloth and j. lader hengyng upon the wall of ye seid house

xjd.

Grayne

It’ one quarter of whete vjs. ijd., quarter of munke corne viijs., j. quarter of ottes xxd., j. quarter of pese ijs. viijd. In all

xviijs. iiijd.

Catell

It’ one horse iiijs. soulde to the said Thomas

iiijs.

Waynes

It’ j. wayne and j. dungcarte sould for

xvjd.

Heye

It’ for x lode of hey

xvs.

Plate Soulde

It’ soulde to George Warenn j. chales and iij. spounys all whytt weing viij. ounces at iijs. iiijd. the ounce

xxvjs. viijd.

Dette receyvyd

It’ receyvyd of an olde dett dwe to ye seid late priorye

xxvjs. viijd.

The sume totall of all the guddis of thys seid late priory with xxvjs. viijd. for dett receyvyd and xxvjs. viijd. for plate

viili. vjs. jd.

Rewardes gyvene to the late Abbes and the Covent ther at ther departure

Fyrst to Isabell Launder xls.

It’ to Christabell Smith xxs.

It’ to Alice Beche xxs.

It’ to Felix Baggshawe xxs.

cs.

Rewardes gyvene to the servantes ther at theyr lyke departure

Itto William parker, Chapelan, xxxs.

Itto Robert Baker xiijs. iiijd.

Itto Margarett Burre ijs.

Itto Thomas Bolde iijs.

Itto William Morre ijs. vjd.

It to Thomas Smith xs.

It to Kateryn Alate xiijs. iiijd.

It to Philip Duffelde iiijs.

lxxviijs. ijd.

It’ in cates boughte and spente at the tyme of the commissionours being there for the dissolucion of the seid late priory, and for the saffe kepyng of the guddes and catell there found duryng the seid tyme

lxs.

The sum of the paymentes aforeseid is, xj. li. xviijs. ijd. and so remayneth in the seid comissionour’s handes nil, for they have payd more then they for the goodes of the seid late priory have receyvyd by iiij. li. xijs. jd.

Md. that the Prioresse of the seid late Priory hath receyvyd of Michaelmas Quarters Rente dwe to the seid Priory these Parcelles folowing, and none other as sche sayth.

Fyrst, of Mr. Thomas Gyfford for Blythbery for halfe a yere xxxiijs. iiijd.

It’ of Mr. Thomas Moreton for le feldes for half a yere xxvjs. viijd.

It’ of T ... Tunkes for the rente of hys ferme for halfe a yere vjs. viijd.

It’ of John Penford for halfe a yeres rent viijs.

It’ of Thomas Pitt for a hole yeres rente ijs.

It’ of Cristofer Alatt, for one quarters rente vjs. viijd.

Summa iiij. li. iijs. iiijd.

Md. that ther is owyng to the seid late Priory of Michaelmas Rente by the confession of the foreseid these parcelles.

Fyrst, of Barnaby Clarke for iij. yeres quiet rent xviijs.

It’ of the balyff of Tonge for j yeres rente ijs.

It’ of Willm Wydowes for j yeres rente xijd.

It’ of the lordshype of Brome for j quarter rente lxs.

It’ of Rychard Gowgh for halfe a yeres rente viijd.

It’ of Mathew Parker for halfe a yeres rente xvd.

It’ of John Staunton for halfe a yeres quiet rente vjd.

It’ of ... Blakeman for halfe a yeres rente xijd.

It’ of ... Whytemore for ij yere vjd.

It’ of Thomas Johnson for halfe a yeres rente iijd. ob.

It’ of the churchwardens of Brewode for iij yeres rente iijd.

It’ of Robart Bromhall for halfe a yeres rente iiijd.

Suma xxxiiijs. ixd.ob

Penc’ and Porc’ grauntyd and alottyd to the late Prioresse and Convent’ there by the seid Commissionours.

Fyrst, to Isabell Launder, late prioresse lxvjs. viijd.

It’ to Cristabell Smyth xxxiijs. iiijd.

It’ to Alys Beche xxxiijs. iiijd.

It’ to Felix Baggeshawe xxxiijs. iiijd.

viijli. vjs. viijd.

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