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Appendix VII — The Sale of the Goods at the Austin Friars, Stafford

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 87b)

The Austen
Fryers of Staff. The sales of goodes ther made the xxvijth day of September, anno xxxmo Regis Henrici viij.

Church
Sol.Fyrst, sold to Mr. Whytgreve, a masse bokexijd.
Sol.Item, a cope of blake chamlett, soldijs.
R.B.Item, a vestment and ij tynaklez of blake say with albes and amyses, etc., sold to Richard Wardiiijs.
R.B.Item, a vestment and ij tynakles of tawny sarcenett, sold to...iiijs.
R.B.Item, a vestment and ij tynakles without albes of bawdekyn with images of our lady, sold to Mr. Lusonxviijd.
R.B.Item, ij tynakles with albes, bawdekyn with bryddes, sold to... Affleyiijs. iiijd.
R.B.Item, a syngle vestment with a albe and a blake orferuns, soldxxd.
R.B.Item, a vestment of redd fustyan with ij albesijs. viijd.
Sol.Item, ij old copes, one of grene and another of old badkyn parke workeijs.
R.B.Item, ij copes grene and yolowe partye Colowryd and rewyd, sold to Mr. Lusonxxijd.
R.B.Item, iiij corperas casysviijd.
R.B.Item, a peyre of censours, sold to Thomas Browneiiijd.
R.B.Item, a vestment of white bustion, sold to the priorviijd.
I.S.Item, ij candelstyckesxvjd.
I.S.Item, a alter clothviijd.
I.S.Item, old bokes in the quyervjd.
R.B.Item, a pulpyttiiijd.
I.S.Item, ij laddersviijd.
R.B.Item, a table of alablaster (iijs. viijd.) and a dore (iiijd) sold to Mr.
Stamford
iiijs.
R.B.Item, the hyegh alter, sold to Mr. Stamfordiijs.
R.B.Item, the bordes of the altar of the northe syde of the churchviijd.
I.S.Item, ij grave stones of alablast, sold to... Wolrychxijd.
I.S.Item, the organs, sold to Mr. Offeleyxxvjs. viijd.
Hall
I.S.Item, a table in the old hall with ij trestyllesiiijd.
R.B.Item, a table in the inner hall, with ij trestylles and ij formes, sold to Robert Doryngtonviijd.
Bruehouse
R.B.Item, a bultyng table, sold to Margarett Whytfyldijd.
R.B.Item, a furnes of ledd, sold to Mr. Stamfordvjs.
Kechyn
I.S.Item, a great pot and a lesseiijs. iiijd.
R.B.Item, iij pannes of brasseijs. viijd.
R.B.Item, iij platters, a dysshe, and a sawecerexijd.
R.B.Item, a trevettiiijd.
Summalxxixs.
Buyldynges.
rec. xls.Item, sold to Jamys Loveson esquyer, Thomas Picto, and Richard Warde, all the tyle, shyngle, tymber, stone, glasse and iron, one marble graue stone, the pauementes of the church, quyer, and chapelles, with rode lofte, the pyctures of Cryst, Mary and John, beyng in the church and chauncell of the Austen Fryers, besydes the towne of Stafford, surrendryd with all other superfluos edyfyes and buyldynges within the precynct of the seyd Fryers, to be takyn downe, defacyd, and caryed awey by the seyd Loveson, Picto, and Ward, at there owne proper costes and charges, and to pay for all the premysses to the Kyng and hys heyres, successors and assignesxxviijli. viijs. iiijd.
Inde sol. pro Picto
xls. et rem. xxvjl.
viijs. iiijd. pro qua
quidem summa
Jacobus Loveson
de Woleverhampton.
Ar. obligat.
inter al. ad solvend.ad fest.>br>Pur. beate Marie
virginis et Nat.
Sancti Johannis
prox. equal. ut
patet obligac. dat.
Sept. anno xxxmo.
regis enrici viij
rem. cum J.
Scudamour ar. rec.
partic.

Sum of all the goodes and edyfyenges forseyd in the Austen Fryres sold xxxij. vjs. viijd. Rec. per J. S. cxviijs.
Super. pro edific.
xxvjli. viijs. iiijd.

Item, there remaynyth in the custodye of Robert Burgoyne, audytour, one playne crosse of copper, with a lytle image of Cryst sylver apon hyt, worth by estimationiijs. iiijd.
Item, remaynyth in the custodye of John Scudamore esquyer, particuler receivor etc., one lytle woodden crosse platyd over verry thyn with sylver, worth by estimationxijd.
Item, ther remaynyth in the steple one belle, by estimation x Cth in the custodye of Thomas Picto, worth by estimationviijli.
Item, one lytle belle in the steple, weyng by estimation di. Cth, worth by estimationviijs.

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