The diary of Henry Teonge, chaplain on board H.M.'s ships Assistance, Bristol, and Royal Oak, 1675-1679 / transcribed from the original manuscript and edited with an introduction and notes by G.E. Manwaring.

  • Henry Teonge
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[1927]
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Credit: The diary of Henry Teonge, chaplain on board H.M.'s ships Assistance, Bristol, and Royal Oak, 1675-1679 / transcribed from the original manuscript and edited with an introduction and notes by G.E. Manwaring. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Signed sealed iff published by the before named Henry Teonge the tedator in the presence of us who have attested the same and subscribed or names in the presence of the sd. Testator- Joseph Roberts- Wm Wiggett Jo. Wiggett- Proved X2 April 1690 by the sole Executrix. A true and perfed Inventory of all the goods chatties and creditts of Henry Teonge late Redor of Spemail in the County of Warwick and Diocese of Worcester deceased taken and apprized the fir It day of A prill Anno dni 1690 by us whose names are subscribed as followeth1:— Inprs his wearing apparell and money in purse appr at :— Ite. In the hall a clock and Jack appr at Ite. two Gunns appr at :— Ite. one table board one screene 4 chaires 4 Joined Siooles two spitts one grate 2 ffire shoveles a paire of tonges a chafeing dish fire links a paire of bell owes a warming pan and some other small things apprized at :— Ite. Bacon appr at :— Ite. In the washhouse 3 brass potts 5 bottles and some other small bras vessells apprized at:— Ite. 8 dishes of pewter one basin one flagon one apleroder 2 candlesticks 2 plates one por¬ ringer and some other small pewter and tinne vessells appr at:— Ite. 3 barrells 4 covers 3 pailes one tuning bowle a powdering tub2 & cover a me ale trough and £ s- d. 400 2 10 0 IOO o 15 0 OIOO 2 0 0 IOO 1 For money values at the present day it is necessary to multiply by 9 or 10. 2 A tub in which the flesh of animals is ‘ powdered,’ or salted and pickled. [N.E.D.] I I