Norfolk Mills - Thomas Bateman millwright

Thomas Bateman
millwright

Thomas Bateman -1706 to 1710

The first mention of Thomas Bateman was in 1706, when he and his wife Sarah had a son, William, baptised in St. George Colegate church. Thomas Bateman died in 1710. After his death, his goods and chattels were appraised and valued.

A inventory of all and Singular the Goods and Chattels of Thomas Bateman, Late of the Parish of St. Georges of Colegate, in the City of Norwich, Millwright, Deceased. Valued and Appraised this Thirtyeth day of March 1710 by Christopher Dixon of the City of Norwich, Carpenter and Timothy Keymer of the same City, Joyner. The Particulars are as follows

	In the Kitchen.	£. s. d.
Imprimis	A Fire Cradle, Fore Iron Bar, Tongs and Toast Iron, A Fire Iron, Gred Iron and Payer of Bellows.	1. 0. 0
Item	A Jack with Pullys and Weights.	0. 4. 0.
Item	Three Bras Candlesticks, Two Brass Rings, A Basting Spoone, Slice and Chaffeing Dish.	0. 2. 6.
Item	Two Iron Speets, Two Iron Candlesticks.	0. 3. 0.
Item	Seaven Pewter Dishes and A Square Table, Fower Chayers and Two Stones.	0.12. 0.
	In the Scullery.
Item	Fower Pewter Dishes, Eighteen Pewter Plates, Two smal sausers and A Bason	0.15. 0.
Item	A Warmeing Pan, A Brass Pott and A Iron Pott	0. 5. 0.
	In The Parlour
Item	Six Leather Chayers, one Leather Stoole, A Coutch, A Ovel Table and A old Chest.	1. 5. 0.
Item	A Small Scales, A Stone, Two Half Stones and Three Pound and Half Small Weights, Two Iron Doggs and a Duzen Bottles	0. 8. 0.
	In The Kitchen Chamber
Item	Two Iron Doggs with Brasses, Fire Pan, Pur Tongs and Pott Iron	0. 3. 6.
Item	A Bed as it stand	4. 0. 0.
Item	Two Case of Drawers, A Table, Six Black Chayers and A Looking Glass	1. 5. 0.
Item	A Small Bed on the Flore	0. 6. 0.
	In The Parlour Chamber.
Item	A Bed as it stand	3. 0. 0.
Item	Two old Trunks and A Box and A Looking Glass	0. 5. 0.
Item	The Deceaseds Wareing Apparell and Lynnen and Woollen	5. 0. 0.
	In The Garden.
Item	Five Combe of Measling	3. 10. 0.
Item	Three Small old Beds as they stand	2. 0. 0.
Item	Two Combe of Red Whate	2. 10. 0.
	In the Washouse.
Item	A Small Coyer with Irons.	0. 10. 0.
Item	A Wash Bowle and old Tubs and Three old sacks	0. 5. 0.
	In the Yarde.
Item	A Corne Mill and Mill House and Stable	6. 0. 0.
Item	Two old Blinde Horses and a Mare	3. 0. 0.
	Timber.
Item	Twenty Three Foote of Timber at 14d.	1. 6. 0.
	In the Streete.
Item	Two Peeces Thirty Foote at 9d.	1. 2. 6.
Item	Seaven Slabs at	0. 14. 0.
Item	A Filme Slab and Three Foote of Patten.	0. 5. 0.
	At Hardingham and Remerstone.
Item	Three Trees Containeing Six Load	12. 0. 0.
Item	A Pollen about a Loade	1. 10. 0.
Item	Two Loades of Wrongs.	2. 0. 0.
	At Wymondham.
Item	Two Loade of Timber	3. 0. 0.
	At Rockland.
Item	A Small Walnutree and A Aspe	1. 0. 0.
Item	A old Drugg, A Timber Jack and other Tooles.	5. 0. 0.
Item	Two Loade of Hay	2. 0. 0.
Item	Debts Good and Bad and Ready Money	5. 0. 0.
Item	Three Silver Spoones.	0. 15. 0.
Item	Old Stones and Lumber and things Forgott.	1. 5. 6.
	In all.	74. 10.10.

Valued and Apprised the Day and year
First above wrighten By
Christo Dixon )
Timothy Keymer )

Apprisers.

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