A 1724 inventory

[londonscorpion]

I have transcribed the following 1724 inventory from Sussex. Eight words are illegible to me while 16 others, in red, are guesses and really need confirmation. I would be grateful for any help.

1.   Imp Wearing Apparele and Cash

2.   Item In ye kitchen one Clock one Jack 1 Drefser twenty
3.   Dishes of Pewter Eight Doz and ffour plates two pewter
4.   Rings Eight Candlesticks six P(ai)rs  of Six Spitts two
5.   Andirons two P(ai)r of Tonges one P(ai)r of Potthooks three
6.   One Bacon Rack two Tables one two Stools five                    (see also line 12)
7.   Chairs 2 P(ai)r of Window Curtains one Chest one P(ai)r bellows
8.   1 fire Shovele one P(ai)r of Andirons one iron driping a
9.   Cuppboard 2 Trepts 2 Box Irons a P(ai)r of Stilliards Two
10.   Warming Pans two brass Skimmers one ffender one iron
11.   Plate and some other small Things

12.   Item in ye Scullery one pump 1 Table one                          (see also line 6)
13.   Three Pottage Potts ffour Skilletts two iron Kettles
14.   two Sauce Panns one Stew Pan two Bucketts ffour
15.   Trays Six wooden Dishes two doz of Trenchers

16.   Item in ye Bakeing houfe one Brushing hutch one Sape two
17.   dresfers one Keeler one Cuppboard 2 Powdering Tubbs

18.   Item in ye Strong Beer Seller Seven Barrells Eight
19.   Stellidges two Powdring Tubbs two Grose of Bottles

20.   Item in ye Mild Beer Seller ffive Barrells one Stellidge
21.   two Keelers and a Tumstle

22.   It: In ye small beer Seller three Barrells two Stellidges
23.   and a Tumstle

24.   It: In ye Brewhouse two Coppers one Brew Vate one
25.   Cooler one Pump Six Tubbs five keelers two Barrells Three
26.   Stellidges and one Jutt

27.   It: In ye milkhoufe one Cheefeprefs one Churne four Brafs
28.   kettles Nine Trays and one Stellidge

29.   It In ye Hall two Tables Six Chairs Six Cushions and
30.   a Bird Cage

31.   It: In ye Parlour one Ten Table w(i)th Sett of Chinney one
32.   other Table Eight Chairs w(i)th Cushions two Window Cushions
33.   w(i)th Curtains and a P(ai)r of Andirons a fire Pan a P(ai)r of Tongs
34.   and a P(ai)r of Bellows

35.   It: In ye Withdrawing Roome a Table ffive Chairs a
36.   Couche and a Looking Glafs

37.   Item In ye Smoking Roome a Table Seven Chairs 6
38.   Buket and a ffire Shovelle

39.   It: on ye Stair Case a Cloth

40.   It In ye kitchen Chamber a feather Bed & Hangings
41.   1 Chest of drawers two prefses one Table a Looking Glafs one
42.    Six Chairs

[londonscorpion]

And this is the second page. Here only three words are illegible while 6 others, in red, need confirmation.

43.   Thirty P(ai)rs of Sheets ffifteen P(ai)rs of Pillowberes three diap :
44.   Table Cloths Eight Huckaback Table Cloths Six doz: and
45.   Six Napkins Ten Courfse Table Cloths Twenty nine Towells

46.   One Silver Tankard One Silver Cupp one Siv^r tumbler
47.   ffour Silver Salts two Silver Spoones ffive teaspoones
48.   ffifteen Large Silver Spoones

49.   Item In ye Hall Chamber a Bed w(i)th Hangings two
50.   Chairs one Table one Looking glafs four window

51.   Item In ye Parlour Chamber a Bed w(i)th the furniture
52.   of the Roome

53.   It: In ye Withdrawing Chamber a Bed and the
54.   ffurniture of the Roome

55.   Item In ye Chamber ov(e)^r ye Smoking Roome a Bed
56.   and the ffurniture of the Roome

57.   It In ye milkhouse Chamber a Bed w(i)th ye ffurniture of
58.   the Roome

59.   It: In ye Maids Garrett a Bed and two Chairs

60.   It: In ye other Garrett an Old Bedd

61.   It: In ye Scullery Chamber Two Bedds

62.   It: in ye Baking houfe Chamber 1 Bed a Table & five Chairs

63.   It Six Hundred and twenty nine Sheep and Lambes

64.   Item Three Cows four yearing Steers two a year
65.   old Early

66.   Item Corne in the Barnes

67.   Item money or Securitys

68.   Item Rents and Book Debts

69.   Item Husbandry Tackling

70.   Item One Stack of Hay

71.   Item Bridles and Sadles

72.   Item Two Garden

73.   Things forgott and unseen

[horselydown86]

First page:

4:   ...Rings Eight Candlesticks Six Pces of Trine...

In this case I would say it's Pces = Pieces.
Trine = Treen   This one is not certain.

5:   The last word may be guns.  The previous word could be thre but I'm not certain.

6:   Agree with Bacon Rack.

The other word here and in line 12 is a peculiar spelling of furnace - may be ffurnie.

8:   ...driping Pann...

9:   Trests - presumably meaning Trestles.  Agree with Box and Stilliards.

10:  Agree with ffender.

16:  May be bunting hutch?  Probably Sope.

21 & 23:  Tunnell - possibly a variant of Funnel?

26:  Either spelled Jutt or Intt.

30.  Agree.

32:  Agree.

38:  ...Coale ffire Hearth

42:  ...Cold still...

ADDED:

Re the word in line 9 - does anyone else think it could possibly be Tres(er)ts?

[JenB]

Re the word in line 9 - does anyone else think it could possibly be Tres(er)ts?

The Dialect Dictionary gives Trest as:

As trestle: the frame or support of a table; a strong bench or table; a form; a butcher's block.

[horselydown86]

Thank you Jen, that is what I thought most likely.  The wiggle in the long-s must just be an errant pen stroke.

[goldie61]

43 diap^ers - (I guess in the old sense of a particular type of cloth)
45 course (you have 2 's's)
46 agree
55 agree
62 house
67 money on security
69 agree
72 Roulers?

With reference to 'house' above, I see you have several words, especially in the first section, where you have transcribed the 2 's's in the middle of the word as 'fs'.
The first one is the classic 'long 's', so they should be transcribed as 'ss'.
Such as 'dresser', 'glass', 'Brass', 'cheesepress', etc.

[horselydown86]

Following up the remaining matters:

50:  curtings
65:  Agree
72:  Agree with goldie - may mean rollers.

I read 43 as goldie has, except I think it is an adjective and therefore singular:  three diap^(er) Table Cloths

ADDED:

65:  old Each

[Skoosh]

Treen=small wooden items.
Stillages =wooden cradles to hold casks,
Window cushions=to fit a window recess.
Yearing=yearling.

Quite well off by the look of it! 
Skoosh.

[londonscorpion]

Lines 21 and 23 - could "tunnel" be "tunvril" - I have no idea what this might be, but I saw it in another inventory, located "in the chamber over the hall".

Line 16 - I presume that Sope = Soap

Line 26 - what is a Jutt/Intt

Line 42 - what is a Cold still