Research Notes:

Andrew and his brother Thomas were twins.

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Bequeathed 1 shilling in his father's Will (written 1695)

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A true and perfect Inventory of all the Goods and Chattels of Andrew Gale of Sunton in the parish of Collingborne Kingstone in the County of Wilts, Bricklayer, taken and appraised ... this xi^th day of October 1703. Appraissors Tho: Kerman, William Betts?, Edw: Annetts. ⁴

Imprimis his Wearing Apparrell & Ready Money in his Purse	£1 06s 08d
In the Hall one Table Bord & frame, Three Joyne Stooles, three old Chaires two paire of Ramsells?, one paire of Do----, five pann & Tonges?, on Spitt, one Gridireon with some other Lumber	£0 13s 04d
In the Buttery five old Barrells, two tubbs & two Ceevers, to Bucketts, one Stand with some Linnen	£2 3s 4d
In Brass one furnace, one old Bell, Brass pott, two Skilletts, one warming pann, one Kettle	£1 5s 4d
In Pewter	£0 3s 4d
One old Cubbord & some Lumber	£0 5s 6d
In the Chamber one Libery? Bedsteed & Dust Bedd with what Belongs to it, one old Chest, one Chaire, one old Coster?	£1 5s 6d
Two truckle bedsteeds and two Dust Bedds with two old Blanketts & one sheete, one Coffer	£0 16s 4d
In Cheese & Bacon	£0 16s
In Bricks & Lafts	£0 15s
In Debts Good & Dessperate	£0 9s
In Slatterns Sawed 21 foote & one small Slattern?	£0 17s 9d
Sum total is	£14 11s 1d

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Administration of the goods and credits of Andrew Gale of Sunton in Collingbourne Kingston, deceased, was granted to his widow Mary Gale of Sunton aforesaid and Edward Blackmore of Collingbourne Ducis on 2 Nov 1703. Witnesses: Theo: Dyer, Geo: Woodford. ⁵