Richard "Richardus" Ingram

1649 - 1682  (32 years)

• Name	Richard "Richardus" Ingram
  Nickname	Richardus
  Birth	26 Dec 1649	Penkridge, Staffordshire County, England
  Gender	Male
  Death	25 Sep 1682	Penkridge, Staffordshire County, England
  Person ID	I108528	Ingram-Related
  Last Modified	12 Aug 2024

  
  

  Father	Richard "Richardi" Ingram,   b. Abt 1620, Of Levedale, Penkridge, Staffordshire County, England d. 1666, Staffordshire County, England (Age 46 years)
  Mother	Margaret Huntbache,   b. Abt 1624, Of Penkridge, Staffordshire County, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F41112	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Katherine Arcoll,   b. Abt 1650, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Children	1. Richard Ingram,   b. Abt 1670, Penkridge, Staffordshire County, England d. Yes, date unknown   2. Margaret "Margret" Ingram,   b. 30 Nov 1671, Penkridge, Staffordshire County, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F41115	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	3 May 2015

  
  

• Notes

  Richard Ingram's will was written in May 1682 and probated by November 1682.  He named wife Katherine Ingram and daughter Margaret Ingram. (Research):15. Richard Ingram, yeoman, taken by Robert Stevenson, Thomas Byrch and Humphrey Arkoll on 14 October 1682. ntbl     l s d   Cat. Ref. No.ntbl   In the hall one long Joyned table 4 joynd stooles one sidetable one joined screene one Iiron Jack one iron grate ffireshouell & tonges one little hanging Safe and 3 chaires      02     17     04       12   15ntbl In the lower parlor one long Joynd table one side table two Joynd formes one Chaire three cussions one Joynd Bed one fetherbed fether bolster two blankets curtaines & vallens & window curtaines     06   01       04       9/12   15ntbl In the upper parlour one joynd Bedsteed two featherbeds one featherbolster two pillows three blankets two hanging presses one chest two coffers one trunk three boxes Curtaines and vallens & one chest at the stares had     09   10   00     9/12   15ntbl                ntbl In the best Chamber one long joynd table six chaires of turkey worke 1 livery table one Joyne bedsteed two ffeatherbedds two ffeatherbolsters two pillows two blankets one rug Curtaines & vallens five turkey worke cushens one Iron grate ffireshouell & tonnges one window Curtaine & two Carpetts           13     00     02       9/12     15ntbl In the Little Chamber one Joynd Bedstidd one little Joynd table one fetherbed one fetherbolster two fether pillows two curtaines & vallens one Joyne Chaire & two Cushions     04   11   00     9/12   15ntbl In the chamber ouer the house one long joyne table one Joyne ffourme two Joyne Bedstidds two chaires two ffether beds two ffetherbolsters six blankets with Curtaines & vallens     09   19   08     9/12   15ntbl In the middle Chamber one long Joynd table one joynd Bedsteed one joyne fourme one fetherbed & fether bolster two blankets one Rugg one carpet one window curtaine one livery Cupboord curtaines vallens & one chaire     06   13   00       9/12   15ntbl In the furthest Chamber two bedsteads two featherbeds two fetherbolsters 4 blanketts with Curtaines and vallens   07   00 00   9 15ntbl In the Chamber over Oldfields shop 4 bedstidds seaven Couerings & four blankets the servant man's bed with three blankets one fetherbed five fetherbolsters eight fether pillows six Chaffbedds and ten bolsters     14   16   04     9   15ntbl Six and twentie peeces of larg pewter one dozen & halfe of pewter plates eight Chamber potts one dozen & halfe of pewter candlesticks six pewter Salts two pewter guns & eight flagons three dozen of pewter Spoones     11   15   06     10     15ntbl In the Cockloft Six strike of Rye three score & ten strike of mault & other small things there   11 10 00   6 15ntbl Barlye pease and fitches in the baren   20 10 00   6 15ntbl Hay   05 00 00   6 15ntbl In the shop chamber two bedstidds   00 10 00   7 15ntbl Three hogsheads of Ale in the Cellar   04 10 00   6 15ntbl In the kitchen three brasse potts three brasse kettles two brasse ffurnaces one mault mill one Iron Grate   08 13 04   10 15ntbl Hogshead barrels and brewing vessels   03 03 00   7 15ntbl Spitts Dreeping pans and other iron Implements   01 03 04   7 15ntbl Ffower hogs   04 00 00   2c 15ntbl Six and twentie paire of fflaxen & hempton sheets 15 paire of canvace sheets nine long flaxen tablecloathes three dozen of hempton napkins seven dozen of fflaxen napkins three dozen of canvace napkins thirteen flaxen pillowbeeres with towels       27   04   00     13   15ntbl One Lease granted by S[i]r  Edward Littleton Bar[o]n[e]tt of the house and lands thereunto belonging wherein the said Richard Ingram did lately Inhabitt and Dwell valued at          24     00     00     24   15ntbl                ntbl Spetialties              ntbl John Tomlinson of Bickford   20 12 00   26 15ntbl William Rathbone of Penkrich   07 08 04   26 15ntbl Thomas Ward of Leavall   10 00 00   26 15ntbl John Stevenson of Otherton   10 12 00   26 15ntbl William Rathbone of Penkrich   06 07 00   26 15ntbl Edward Grateley of Pillington   11 16 00   26 15ntbl Thomas Mountford of Water Eaton   05 06 00   26 15ntbl John Stevenson   10 12 00   26 15ntbl Wool fflax and hempe   01 02 06   4d 15ntbl Bacon Beefe Butter Cheese and other household provisions    01 10 00   18 15ntbl Pailes Ladders baskets stone troughs stone Cisternes and all other things forgotten and not valued before    01 10 00   7 15ntbl His waring apparel and money in his purse   10 00 00   23 15ntbl              The totall sume    293 03 10      ntbl Desperate Debts [ on separate sheet]   03 03 05   27 15