Storeys of Old.

		Ł s. d.
Imprimis.	His apparel horse & furniture	07 10 00
Item.	Two geldings one mare and one youngling	09 00 00
Item	Nine cows and two heifers	20 10 00
Item	Six young beasts	09 15 00
Item	Eight stirks	06 05 00
Item	Two swine	01 04 00
Item	Oats, Big, Peas and Rye, &c	19 05 00
Item	Husbandry Gear	04 09 06
Item	Sheep	07 10 00
Item	Sacks and other things	02 14 00
Item	Chists, Bedsteads and other household goods	09 11 06
Item	Four Iron Pots, one Clock and other vessells &c.	08 02 00
Item	Tables, Linen and Beding, Woolen and Linen	17 05 00
Item	Malt, Cheese and other things also Bookes	04 14 00
Item	Manure and gravell	02 10 00
		£130 05 00

Apprizors-
JOSEPH WAUGH, jurat
GEORGE GRAHAM facta affirmatrix

There is a Bond the parties to it being Robert Latimer and Thomas Scot joint executors of the last Will and Testament of Christopher Story of Righead yeoman, deceased enjoining the payment of all deceased's debts and legacies so far as his (deceased's) goods will extend and as the law shall bind them. They to exhibit in the Consistory Court of the diocese of Carlisle a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the goods &c of the deceased. And to enter into further bond with more sufficient securities as the Judges of the said Court from time to time shall think requisite and so save and defend and harmless keep the Right Reverend Father in God and the Chancellor and all other their Officers and Ministers against all persons whatsoever.

ROBERT LATIMER
THOMAS SCOTT
JOHN CARLISLE.
Witness
PETER GR'HM

ABSTRACT OF THE WILL OF FRANCIS STORY OF LITTLE ORTON,
WILL MADE 6TH APRIL 1721. (One of the Storys of The Lake, in Kirkinton.)

Francis Story of Little Orton, in the parish of Orton, in the County of Cumberland, yeoman, being in health of body and sound of mind and memory, praise be therefore given to Almighty God for the same, disposeth of his soul to the hands of Almighty God hoping through the merits, death and passion of his Saviour Jesus Christ to have full and free pardon and forgiveness of all his sins and to merit everlasting life. His body he commits to the earth to be decently buryed att the discretion of his executors. Item. Debts and funeral charges to be paide arid discharged. The gist of the will is thus:- Item. I give unto John being my wife sonne, the sume of five shillings. Item. I give unto Thomas Knott wife son five shillings. Item. I give unto Jane Robinson my servant woman one bedstead one beding of close, one pott one getting and tow chist if she stay with me till I decease."