 The goods and chattels were then auctioned off and recorded as bought by Giffard, with a total value of £7 6s.1d – a very small sum even by the standards of the time.They included three bells in the church tower, a silver chalice, three spoons, one horse, a wain and a dung cart, together with the furnishings and fittings of the brewery, cheese loft and other buildings.