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Wednesday, April 13, 2016

The Store of Edward Lockey

17th century frock coat with brass buttons
The Virginia Colonists took his styles after English goods and dress and he found it necessary to import frock coats, stockings, hats and all of the adornments of the daily costume. The store of Edward Lockey in Williamsburg contained brass coat-buttons, a paper of hooks and eyes, andirons, sheep-shears, plough-chains, brass scales and reap-hooks. Hence, the research into the old wills and inventories is a "must" for the genealogist as well as the historian.  This is where the real background of colonial life is discovered!

Three tanned-doe skins were included in the inventory. Source: Records of York County, vol. 1664-1672, p. 260.

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