Thomas Hall, 1718, Yeoman of Murthwaite.
Will, 2 October 1718
Thomas Thompson of Sedbergh, uncle, Murthwaite Thomas Hall, uncle, 20/- Mary, Sarah and Elizabeth, sisters
Bond to Thomas Thompson of Sedbergh, textor (thatcher) and William Tyson of Brigflatt.
John Fothergill, 1736, husbandman, Cold Keld
Will
Jane Robinson, wife of Thomas Robinson of Park, Orton, £16 Edward Atkinson, nephew, of Scarside, Orton, £8 Isabel Atkinson, niece, wife of Edward, £8 John Atkinson, son of Edward and Isabel, £8 Margaret Fothergill, sister-in-law, of Orton, wife of late brother Richard, 20/- Stephen Fothergill, godson, of Lockholme, 20/- Richard, son of William Howgill, 20/- Elizabeth Shaw of Askill at head of Mallerstang, 20/- John Fawcett of Beckside, 20/- Witnesses: Thomas Dent, Anthony Dent, Robert Mounsey
Bond to Mary Fothergill of Cold Keld, John Hodgson of Studfold and Thomas Addison of Crosbygill, Crosby Ravensworth, in the sum of £300. Witnesses: Robert Mounsey and Henry Fothergill
Inventory 21 January 1735 (OS)
Purse and apparell 9/10/- Bedding and bedstocks 7/1/- Chests 1/15/- Cheese 2/7/6 Goods in the forehouse 5/2/6 Husbandry gear 1/-/- Beasts, sheep, hay 48/17/- Peats and some oddments 1/1/- Beef, crook, tongues, girdle -/17/- Total 75/11/- Assessors: Henry Fothergill, William Howgill, Thomas Dent, John Holme
Will
John Fawcett of Dovengill, estate of Streetside, in trust for Anne, wife, and Anne, daughter (a minor) Trustees: James Bayliff of Murthwat and James Richardson of Crooksbeck Witnesses: Anthony Fawcett, Thomas Kirkbride, John Bousfield
Inventary showing debts of £15/12/10 by William Fawcett and Stephen Dent.
Elinor Hunter, 1776, Sprintgill
Will, 13 February 1776
William Hunter, son, £70 (and children £10 each Richard Hunter, son, £70 (and children £10 each John Hunter, son, £70 (and children £10 each Robert Hunter of Streetside, £10 Elinor, daughter of William, pannel chest Peggy, daughter of William, dresser Elinor, daughter of Richard, little cupboard Elizabeth, daughter of Richard, round table Margaret, wife of William, damask gown Witnesses: James Parkin, Henry Hunter, Fawcett Hunter
Bond to Thomas Fawcett and James Parkin in the sum of £300.
Robert Fawcett 1796, husbandman
Will
Anthony Fothergill of Foggygill, £60 for use of son John (minor?) Isobel, wife George, son Witnesses: Thomas Hastwell, George Fawcett, Richard Dixon
Bond to Isabella Fawcett of Cold Keld, widow and Thomas Hastwell of Fell End, in sum of £100
Inventory, 8 July 1796
Purse and apparell 14/12/6 Tables, chairs, longsettle and things 0/14/0 Beef, bacon, cheese and meal 1/16/6 Clock, dublers and plates 2/5/- Brass, piewder, tin and things 1/8/- Girdle pans and od things 0/10/0 Bed, bedding, Hangings 3/16/0 Churn, cans, pots and bottles 1/-/- Chests, saddle and od things 0/8/0 Poakes, bands and od things 0/5/0 Carts, wheels, peats and od things 2/14/0 Hay miew 9/4/0 5 cows and a mare 51/7/0 5 young cattle 20/-/- 40 hogs 15/-/- 42 ewes 25/4/- 1 tip -/15/- Money owing 111/-/- Total 261/16/6 Assessors: Robert Dent, Thomas Hastwell