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Winthrop, Adam (1548-1623)

1595

A note of the mony lent since Christes Day.
To Mr. Thomas Nicolson	xl s.
to Mountague	x s.
to William Nutton	vj li.
to Mr. Alison	xx s. and xx s.
To William Bronde	v li.
To John Grymes	xx s. and x s.
To my brother John Wynthrop	xl s.
to Richard Huggon1	xx s.
to Anderton for I bl. of barley	iij s.
to John Symond the smyth	x s.
paid to my neighbour John French	vij li. vj s. viij d.
5 Maii Lent to my Cosen Johane Muskett2	xl s.
lent to Simon Rysinge	x s. of his Rent
lent to my Cosen Barnes	xl s. paid
Memorandum that I haue owinge vnto me of due dettes the xth of May Anno 1595	xxiiij li. xv s. vj d.

A note of all such somes of mony as I haue Receiued since the feast of Thannunciation Anno 1595.
Received of John Raughlin for his Rent	x s.
Received of John Coker for his Rent	x s.
Received of Simon Facon for his Rent	xl s.
Received of Simon Rysinge for his Rent	iiij li.
Received of William Nutton for his Rent	vij li.
Received of Jasper Laughlin for Rent	lij s. iij d.
Received of Goodman Philip Gostlinge for Rent	iiij li. xiij s. iiij d.
Received of John Warde for his Rent	xxij s. vj d.
Received of John Grymes for the Rent of the Taintors	v s.
Received of John Maslin for his Rent	xxx s.
Received of twoe tenaunts in Hadleighe	x s.
Received of my brother John Winthrop	xv s.
Received of my brother for his bourde and his mans	vij li.
Received of Mr. Hanam for his bourde	iij li. vj s. viij d.
Received of Mr. Aliston	xl s.
Received of Richard Huggon	xx s.
Received for viij fane of Chaffe3	iiij s. and xvj d.
Received for iiij bls. of peaze	xij s.
Received for j quarter of wheate	xx s.
Received of Hall for a paper of Indentures	x s.
Received of the Widow Reignold for Rent	x s.
Received of William Sherman for Wrightinges	vj s. viij d.
Received for iiij bls. of wheat	xx s.
Received of Cokey for a Coppy	ij s.
Received for ij bls. of pease	vj s.
Received more for Chaffe	xvi d. and xvi d.
Received for ij lodes of woodde	vij s. iiij d.
Received for iiij bls. of peaze	xiij s. iiij d.
Received for plowinge	vj s. iiij d. and vii s.
Received more for Chaffe	xvj d. and xvi d.
Received more for Chaffe	viij d.
Received of Simon Facon for Woode	iiij s. vj d.
Received more for plowinge	viij s. iiij d. 9
Summa totalis	xlvij li. xvj s. xj d. [9]

Clothier.

Widow of Henry Muskett. She died July 21, 1597, in her fifty-ninth year. Infra, p. 71.

A fan of chaff was three heaped bushels. N. E. D.

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Winthrop, Adam (1548-1623)

1595-03

24 Martii Anno 1594/1595

Memorandum that I sent my Father Henry Browne by John Wade x li.
Item I paid to Mr. Lawrence Hargrave1 for him	xxiiij s. and x s.
Item paid to Mr. Henry Sandes for one yere	x s. and x s.
Item for Rent to Mr. Waldegrave2	iiij d.
Item for Rent of Hilles	x s. x d.
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Item to John Bogas for Rent	viij s. ij d.
Item for the Webbynge of his Clothe	x s. viij d.
Item payd to Mr. Henry Sandes for ij quarters	x s.

A note of mony which I haue paid since Our Lady Day 1595
Imprimis paid to Thomas Beamont	iij li. vj s.
Item paid to John Symond the Smyth	viij s. ij d.
Item paid to Mr. Henry Sandes	v s.
Item paid to the Collector for the poore	iij s. iiij d.
Item paid to Mr. Thomas Nicholson for Tithe	xxij s. vj d.
Item paid more to him for Rent of lande	xiij s. iiij d.
Item paid to Mr. William Clopton3 for Rent	xxvj s. viij d.
Item paid to Mr. Waldegrave for Rent	ij s. v d.
Item paid to my brother John for Rent	xliij s. iiij d.
Item paid to Anthony Hornby	xxvj s.
Item to Thomas Laster	x s.
Item in expenses extraordinary	iiij s. ix d.
Item to my Cozen Humphrey Munynge	xx s.
Item for iij bls. of mislyn4	xij s.
Item of William Sherman for wrightings (male hic)	vj s. viij d.
Item for vj skynnes of parchment	iij s. iiij d.
Item for a Colt	xl s.
Item for a saddle and brydle	xiij s. iiij d.
Item to the hoppe men	iij s. iiij d. and xx d.
Item to Judith Baker for wages	v s.
Item to my wife at Boxford 5 faire	x s.
Item for threshinge of wheat	viij s.
Item for paper and waxe	vij d.
Item for heginge to Anderton v dayes	v s.
Item to Kinge for iiij dayes	iiij s.
Item given to Thomas at his departure from me	v s.
Item for j bl. of bullingmeng6	ij s.
Item paid to Smyth for F. C.7 gowne	xiij s. iiij d.
Item paid to Kinge and Anderton	xvj s. and xij d.
Item paid to them for scowring a ditch at Lindsey	ij s.
Item paid to Mr. Joseph Birde for tithe	vj s.
Item paid to Thomas Page for j quarters wages	x s.
Item paid to Anderton and King for Ryving logges	iiij s.
Item paid to William Nutton for x lambes	xl s.
Item paid to Rawling for digging in the hoppeyard	iij s.
Item paid for ij paire of shoes	iij s. iij d. 10

Attorney of the “Comon place,” died at Groton, February 29, 1607–08. Infra, p. 97.

Perhaps Thomas Waldegrave of Bures. Infra, pp. 64, 86.

Of Groton, son of Richard, of Melford, and Margery (Plater) Clopton. His will was probated November 28, 1615. His daughter Thomasine married John Winthrop, later Governor, December 6, 1615. Muskett, 144.

Or maslin, mixed grain, especially rye mixed with wheat. N. E. D.

A parish in the hundreds of Babergh and Cosford, co. Suffolk, in which fairs were held on Easter Monday and December twenty-first, of each year.

A mixture of various kinds of grain sown together, for feeding cattle. N. E. D.

Frances Carpenter.