Pottle of Beer

A pottle of beer

Elcock, James, in the latter part of the 17th century there was a large house of public entertainment in New Kent County known as "the Brick House".   James Elcock, in enumerating his expenses in recovering two runaway servants, includes the cost of a pottle of beer which he had bought at the Brick House.  Source: Records of York Co., vol. 1664-1672, p. 501.




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