Know all Men by those Presents that we Catherine Rogers of the parish of Quethiock in the County of Cornwall widow, Charles Kelly of St. Neot in the said County Gent are held and firmly bound unto the Worshipfull John Short Clerk Master of Arts Archdeacon of the said County of Cornwall Lawfully Constitued in the sum of four hundred pounds of good and lawful money of Great Britain, to be paid unto the said John Short or to his certain Attorney his Executors Administrators or Assigns To Which Payment well and truly to be made We oblige ourselves and each and every of us by himself for the whole our and each and every of our Heirs Executors,and Aministrators firmly by those Presents Sealed with our Seals dated the sixteenth day of November in the Twenty Seventh Year of Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second by the Grace of God of the Great Britain, France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith and so forth, And in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and fifty three. The Condition of this Obligation is such, That if the above bonded Catherine Rogers the widow Administrator of all and singular the Goods, Chattels and Credits of John Rogers late of Quethiock aforesaid Deceased

the sign of Catherine Rogers
Charles Hobelss

A Fine and Perfect Inventory of the Goods, Credits and effects of John Rogers deceased of the parish of Quethiock taken and appraised by us Edward Hancock and John Hawkins to the best of our judgement.

his Purses and weraring apparel 10:0:0
Item Ten working Oxen 46:0:0
Item One Fat Cow 05:0:0
Item Thirteen Young Heifers 29:5:0
Item Four Flocks 11:0:0
Item Six Cows and one Calf 26:0:0
Item Eight Yearlings 12:0:0
Item Twenty Two Yooding Weathers 11:0:0
Item Forty Six Slaze Ewes & one Ram 24:10:0
Item Seventeen Small Ewes 05:19:0
Item Forty Seven Hoggetts 14:2:0
Item Four Old Horses 09:0:0
Item Three Calfs 13:0:0
Item Four Fat Hoggs 05:10:0
Item Eight Slaze Hoggs 05:10:0
Item Wheat in the Mouyard & Barn 38:10:0
Item Barley in the Mouyard 42:0:0
Item Oates in the Mouyard 20:0:0
Item Hay on the permises 12:0:0
Item Wood in Ricks 05:10:0
Item Two Ploughs, 3 Harrows, 5 Yokes, 4 Iron Chains 02:0:0
Item One Old Bull and wheels 03:10:0
Item Four Old Dust Beds performed 02:10:0
Item Three Old Feather Beds performed 07:0:0
Item Five Hogsheads of Cider, Hogsheads included 03:10:0
Item Eight Empty Hogsheads & two pipes 02:7:0
Item Ten Brass Milk Pans 02:10:0
Item One Brass Crook 0:9:0
Item Two Brass Kettles 0:10:6
Item Nine Pewter Dishes & 2 Small Basons 01:5:0
Item Twenty Six Pewter Plates 0:17:0
Item Four Iron Potts & One Iron Kettle 0:18:0
Item One Clock 02:2:0 I
tem One Dresser & One Hanging Press 0:10:0
Item One Salting Trough & Six Other Troughs 0:12:0
Item Three old Table boards & Six wood Chairs 0:8:6
Item One Warming pan 0:7:6
Item Four Pack Saddles 0:18:0
Item All the Iron work belonging to the Chimneys 0:17:6
Item One Winnowing Sheet & Some Old Sacks 02:0:0
Item 2 Shovels 2 Pickaxes & Other Lumber Stuff 01:10:0

Total 384:8:0

Seen and approved by us this 20th of December 1752

Edward Hancock J
ohn Hawkins