HASH(E)- The Hash
family came
out of Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. Tax lists
and land records show Joseph Hash there in 1734 and William in 1773.
Genealogists
believe this name is a variant of Hatch or Hache (the "s" and "c"
sounded
the
same). "Old" John Hash and family came down the Wagon Road
through
Shenandoah Co., Virginia, where the eldest son John, by the
first wife,
remained,
and the others moved on later to Montgomer Co.,
Virginia.
William Hash
and Thomas Hash, along with others are on the Enoch Osborne
militia list. Oral
tradition states that Hashes and Osbornes came into the New River,
Virginia
area together. Old John's sons:
-
Wm. Hash married Eleanor Osborne (daughter
of Ephraim)
-
Thomas Hash married Ruth
Sturgeon (Sturgill)
-
John Hash, by the 2nd wife, married Dosia
Sturgeon
-
A daughter Rebecca married Frank
Sturgeon; another daughter married a Hall
(grandson Richard Hall).
Burial place for William and
Eleanor is Bridle
Creek Methodist Church. On the 1815 list
Wm. Hash, Jr. had land on Bridle Creek and John Hash had land on Fox
Creek,
as did Wm. H., Sr.
My ancestor of "Old" John
Hash's
sons is Thomas Hash :
February 13, 1756, Shenandoah Valley
of Virginia
Revolutionary War service - 1774:
Thomas Hash was among those
diverted to Capt. Looney's company on the Clinch and did not fight at
Point
Pleasant. Instead he was with Capt Looney, Lieut. Daniel Boone and
Lieut.
John Cox guarding the Clinch frontier.
About 1777 ~ married Ruth Sturgeon/Sturgill
(b.
Jan. 9, 1758 in Orange
Co., Virginia; d. 1822, Kentucky), d/o James Sturgill (b. 1725 near
Tappahannock,
Essex Co., Virginia - d. 1803 Ashe Co., NC, (s/o James Sturgill and Ann
Blackstone)
and Ann Callaway (1722 - abt 1789; d/o Joseph Callaway of Caroline Co.,
Virginia and Catherine). James and Ann are buried at the Old Sturgill
Cemetery,
Piney
Creek, Alleghany Co., NC
1782 - Montgomery Co., Virginia personal tax
list:
Thomas Hash listed
with 1 tithe, 0 slaves, 5 horses, 6 cattle
1781, 1783 and 1785 - Thomas Hash listed in
Osborne's Company. At
some point he had the rank of Ensign.
1798 - migrated to Green Co., Kentucky where
he lived for 18 years.
A John Hash is also listed on the 1800 census there.
1803 - Green Co., Kentucky: Thomas bought a
tract of
land from John Hash
and Dosha, John's wife, for one cent. This land was sold in 1821 to
William
Philpot.
Mid-1830s - Migrated to Lawrence Co., Missouri.
December 05, 1848 - Died in Mt. Vernon,
Lawrence County, Missouri
and is buried in Old Taylor Cemetery, northeast of Mt. Vernon, Missouri.
Children of Thomas Hash
and Ruth
Sturgill Hash:
-
Elizabeth 1778
- Jane about 1785
-
Nancy 1792
-
Philip 1790
-
Mary 1793
-
Ruth 1791-4 (d. 1831 Newmanville, Cass
Co., Illinois) m. 1811 Green Co., Kentucky
to Robert Nance [1788-1852], the s/o Zachariah Nance (1760-1835 Menard
or
Sangamon
Co., Illinois and Jane Wilkins). Zachariah Nance was b. Charles City Co., Virginia
&
was wounded at the Battle of Yorktown 1781.
-
William 1797
-
Martha 1801
-
Another son is my ancestor - James
Hash
Sr. born abt 1786-1787, married 1807-1809 Green Co.,
Kentucky to Mary "Polly" Martin
CHILDREN
1. Ruth Hash, b: after 1809
in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
2. Nancy Hash b:
about 1810 in Green Co., Kentucky - had no children
3. Lucinda Hash
b: about
1814 in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
4. Celia Hash b: about
1818 in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
5. Mary "Polly" Hash
b: about
1820 in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
6. James
Hash, Jr. b: about
1819 in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
7. John HASH b: 6 July
1821 in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
8. Sarah
Hash b: about
1823 in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
9. William Hash
b: about
1824 in Green Co., Kentucky - had children
10. Thomas Hash b: about
1827 in
Green Co., Kentucky - had children
11. Ann Hash b: about
1828 in Green
Co., Kentucky - had children
12. Robert Hash b: about
1830 in
Green Co., Kentucky - had no children
13. Caroline Hash b: about
1832 in
Green Co., Kentucky- had children
14. Henry Hash b: 3 March 1837 in
Green Co., Kentucky- had children
Their son was James Hash Jr. born in 1820
(#6) married Mary Ratliff;
their daughter was Sarah
Jane Hash Myers,
my great-grandmother & the mother of Abbie
Myers Daniel and Minnie Myers Clountz
--Source Lawrence Co.,
Missouri
Historical Society Bulletin, April
1976 (via Gene Perkins, Worldconnect), "Grave of Revolutionary Soldier
Dedicated by SAR"; New River Notes tax lists and militia rosters.
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Thomas Hash was born February 13, 1756,
in the
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia,
the son of John Hash. Late research shows John was married twice.
Historians
are not sure if Thomas' mother was John Hash's first wife, Elizabeth
Sturgill,
or the second wife, Rebecca Anderson. I favor Rebecca
Anderson as
being his mother, because if his mother was a Sturgill, why would he
have
then married a Sturgill himself? He was married about 1777
in Grayson
County, Virginia to Ruth Sturgeon (Sturgill) who was
originally from
Orange County, Virginia. Ten children were born to this couple.
During the Revolutionary War, Thomas Hash was
listed as an ensign
in Captain Enoch Osborn's Company from Fincastle and Montgomery (now
Grayson)
Counties in Virginia on April 2, 1783.
*By 1800 Thomas had moved his family to
Kentucky, settling first
in Green County and later in Knox County in the southwest part of the
state.
He is listed in the second census of Kentucky, which was taken in 1800.
*In 1820 or 1821, Thomas and Ruth followed
their son Philip to Knox
County, Kentucky, but this proved unhealthy for Ruth, so the couple
started
back to Green County, their former home. Ruth Hash died in 1822 while
enroute
from Knox County to Green County.
*Deciding to relocate after Ruth's death,
Thomas and son Philip and
family journeyed to the Sangamon Valley in Illinois in 1822 where they
were pioneer settlers, living there for about 10 years. After the
Blackhawk
War, they moved to Rock Creek, between Petersburg and Springfield,
Illinois.
*In 1832 Thomas Hash moved for the last time,
with his son Philip
to what is now Lawrence County, Missouri. He was probably the oldest
settler
of Lawrence County, Missouri, for he was already 76 years old when he
moved
to Southwest Missouri. He settled on a farm northeast of where Mt.
Vernon
sits today and lived there for 16 years, until his death on December
25,
1848 at the age of 92 and was buried in what was known as the Robert B.
Taylor family graveyard (now known as the Old Taylor Graveyard),
northeast
of Mount Vernon, on the present Orin Carl farm.
*During our nation's Bicentennial (1976),
which
was 128 years after
his death, the Rhoda Fairchild Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, held a
special ceremony to
recognize his gravesite. This grave marking ceremony took place on
February
22, 1976, and included a formal dedication of a bronze plaque
commemorating
his Revolutionary service.
Thomas Hash dedication by
SAR - Feb.
22, 1976
From the Lawrence County (MO) Historical
Society Bulletin, April
1976:
"Grave of Revolutionary War Soldier
Dedicated
by SAR
Eighteen direct descendants of Thomas Hash
were on hand Sunday afternoon,
February 22, for formal dedication of a bronze Plaque at the grave of their
ancestor, who served as an Ensign in the Revolutionary War. One hundred
seventeen persons attended the impressive ceremony, under the auspices
of the Rhoda Fairchild Chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
Mrs. Richard Campbell, Flag Chairman for the
Chapter, led the pledge
of allegiance to the flag. Invocation was given by State Senator
Richard
Webster. Dedication of the marker was led by Mrs. Oliver Garnes, State
Historian, MSSDAR. A flag was placed at the grave by Girl Scout Troop
No.
25 and the wreath was placed by Edward W. Wiggins, representing Post
No.
9 of the American Legion.
Historical facts pertaining to Thomas Hash and
his family were given
by Eugene H. Carl of the Lawrence County
Historical Society, followed by remarks from
Mrs. J.R. Langford
and Mrs. Edna Hash Green, direct descendants. State Representative
Robert
E. Young gave the benediction, which was followed by a three-gun volley
salute by the ROTC of Carthage High School.
Direct descendants present for the occasion
were: Mrs. Margorie
F. Langford, Bandera, Texas; Miss Gladys Fisher and Mrs. Mary Willis, San
Antonio, Texas; Mrs. Diane Causey and Miss Betty Fisher, Utopia, Texas; Leon
Carter and David Carter, Mission, Kansas; Mrs. Carrie Carpenter,
Gordonville,
Texas; Mrs. Edna Hash Green, Redlands, California; Mrs. Virginia Stroud Frieze,
Greenfield,
Missouri; Jerry Stroud and Mendi Stroud, Pierce City, Missouri; Frank W. Taylor,
Houston,
Texas; Joe M. Glasscock and Annis Hutcherson, Miller, Missouri; and Larry G.
Stroud
and Brandon Stroud, Springfield, Missouri.
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Ozark Mountain Chapter SAR placed an SAR
insignia marker and held
a dedication service on November 20, 1993 :
"REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
THOMAS HASH
BURIAL SITE : Robert B. Taylor Graveyard,
often
called the Old Taylor
Graveyard, northeast of Mt. Vernon, on the present Original Carl farm,
Lawrence
Co., Missouri."
The cemetery is located in the northeast
quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section 17, Township 28, Range 26, about 2 miles northeast
of Mount Vernon. This graveyard was established by
the Robert
B. Taylor family on what was originally their farm.
Info about Mary Martin
Hash, w/o
James Hash Sr., then deceased
in 1850, the slaves she owned, the auction held after her death and the
items sold, which totaled less than 1200 dollars:
Mary "Polly" MARTIN
# Birth: about 1789 in
Virginia
# Death: before 1864 in Taylor Co., Kentucky
# Burial: Hartwell Martin (Hash / Morris)
Family Cemetery, Taylor
Co., Kentucky (no stone)
# Note:
1850
Taylor Co., Kentucky Census, District 2,
Family #247
Mary Hash, 55,
F, $2400, KY
Thomas Hash,
24, M, KY
Ruth Morris,
23, F, KY
Robert Hash,
20, M, Laborer, KY
Caroline
Skaggs, 17, F, KY
Henry Hash, 13,
M, KY
Fanny Gill, 40,
F, KY
1850 Taylor
Co., Kentucky Tax List
Mary Hash, 200
acres - Pitman Creek - $1000,
2 slaves over 16, 5 slaves total - $1400, 7 horses - $175, 11 cattle -
value of cattle over $50 - $10, 1 child between 5 and 16, value under
the
equalization law - $200, total value - $2785.
Taylor Co.,
Kentucky Court Order Book 1, Page
369
14 May 1855
On motion of
Polly Hash she is appointed guardian
to Mary Jane Dewitt & Sarah A. Dewitt infant orphans of Ruth
Dewitt
dec'd. Whereupon said Polly Hash together with E. L. Barbee &
R. P.
Sanders her securities entered into & acknowledged a bond to
Commonwealth
of Kentucky with Covenants according to law.
1860 Taylor
Co., Kentucky Census, District 1,
Family #91
Mary Hash, 63,
F, Farmer, $1900, $4000, VA
Fanny Gill, 40,
F, KY
Mary J. Dewitt,
12, F, KY
Sarah A.
Dewitt, 10, F, KY
1860 Slave
Schedule of Taylor Co., Kentucky
Owner: Mary Hash
50 year old
black male
50 year old
black female
18 year old
black female
15 year old
black female
13 year old
black male
9 year old
mulatto female
3 year old
mulatto female
2 year old
black male
1 year old
mulatto female
2 month old
mulatto male
Auction of the
estate of Mary "Polly" Martin
Hash,
Page 16
...1st day of
January 1863
1 pot, Henry
Basket, $1.00
1 skillet and
lid, Mary Gilpin, $0.25
1 baker and
lid, Henry Basket, $0.55
1 churn and
tub, Mary Gill, $1.25
1 tea kettle,
Henry Basket, $0.50
1 stew kettle,
John Hash, $1.00
1 skillet and
lid, Mary Gill, $0.65
1 bucket and ?,
Geo. W. Buchanan, $0.85
? kettle and
lid, John Hash, $1.10
?, John Hash,
$0.25
?, Henry
Basket, $0.10
?, John Hash,
$0.40
1 water bucket,
Wm. Underwood, $0.20
1 water bucket,
Robet Hash, $0.25
red cow and
calf, John ? Blevins, $9.50
1 yoke oxen,
Thos. Spratt, $25.00
1 black cow,
Rebecca Roberts, $7.25
pen of corn,
Thos. Spratt, $25.70
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$82.65
Hire
of Slaves
1st entry
unlegible
Page 17
George, Thos J.
Spratt, $63.00
Louisa
& 2 children, Rebecca Roberts, $21.25
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$166.50
Unlegible and 4
children & Claresa, highest
bidder for keeping & clothing, Thomas J. Spratt, $39.00
George
W. Buchanan $210.15
State
of Kentucky
Taylor County,
SCT
At a county
court commenced and ? for Taylor
County at the court house in Campbellsville on Monday, 2nd February
1863
the foregoing list of sales of the personal property and hire of Mary
Hash
sold -?- examined and approved by the court and ? to be recorded.
Whereupon
the same & this certificate are duly recorded in my office this
? 14th
1863.
George
W. Monatgue, Clerk
Taylor County
Court
Copy
attest
R. S. Montague,
Clerk
Page 18
...estate of
Mary Hash De'cd on the 1st day of
January 1864 by George W. Buchanan adminsitrator of said decendent.
(slaves)
Thornton, a ?
boy to Jospeh Hedgespeth, $50.00
Susan to
Holland Hedgespeth, $25.00
Henry to Mary
Gill, $125.00
George to John
Hash, $130.00
Susan &
1 child to Caroline Nelson, $9.50
$265.25
Clara Manda
& three children to Henry Hash
for which I am to pay him for keeping, $22.90
$242.35
George W.
Buchanan, Administrator of Mary Hash,
dec'd.
State
of Kentucky
At a county
court commenced and held for Taylor
County at the court house in Campbellsville on Monday the 4th of April
1864. The foregoing list of the heirs of the estate of Mary Hash de'cd
on the 1st day of January 1864 by Geo. W. Buchanan admn. was produced
to
court & examined and & approved by the court ordered to be
recorded - Whereupon the same and this certificate are duly recorded in
my office this 18th day of August 1864.
Geo.
W. Montague, Clerk
Taylor County
Court
a copy attest
R. S.
Montague, Clerk
Taylor Couty
Court
Page 19
1 baker, Felix
G. Warren, $0.15
1 pot, John
O'Gilpin, $1.00
1 oven and lid,
Michael Scott, $0.50
1 oven lid and
tea kettle, Wm. Skaggs, $0.10
1 oven lid and
?, Chalon Stiles, $0.10
1 skillet, John
Wood, $0.35
1 skillet,
Robert hash, $0.25
1 skillet lid
and stew kettle, Felix G. Warren,
$0.30
spice moter ?,
Wm. Skaggs, $0.10
spice ?, Robt.
Hash, $0.10
1 oven and lid,
M. P. Martin, $0.05
?, Wm. Booker,
$0.15
baker, Hugh
Warren, $0.20
baker, John G.
Gaddie, $0.20
1 skillet, Mary
Gill, $0.90
1 pot, John O.
Gilpin, $0.30
reflector ? and
large kettle, Isaiah Buley, $3.30
large kettle
and hooks, Isaiah Buley, $3.50
hand saw, Wm.
Underwood, $0.65
drawin knife,
Henry Hash, $0.50
1 mans saddle,
Wm. Skaggs, $1.10
1 tin bucket
and ?, John O. Gilpin, $0.15
?, M. P.
Martin, $0.05
1 side saddle
and blanket, John Pierce, $1.70
lot gearing,
Robt. Hash, $0.50
grind stone,
John Hash, $0.40
?, Robert Hash,
$0.20
Page 20
4 something and
contents, Felix G. Warren, $1.25
1 tobacco
press, R. Hash, $0.10
basket keg and
contents, Wm. Etherton, $0.10
?, John Hash,
$1.90
1 pair of
steelyards, Clel Stiles, $0.35
1 half bushel,
A. H. Dewitt, $0.55
1 lot of
lumber, Elijah Warren $0.50
$38.60
1 lot of
lumber, Mary Gill, $0.25
1 keg of
vinegar, Chalon Stiles, $0.30
1
bee gum and
flax hackel, A.H. Dewitt, $2.20
2 flax hackels,
Mary Jones, $2.10
1 meal sack,
F.G. Warren, $0.15
1 keg and
augers, Wm. Skaggs, $0.15
1 lot of
lumber, John Hash, $0.30
", Elijah
Warren, $0.30
2 saws and 2
reep hooks, John Hash, $0.20
tub lumber ???,
John Hash, $0.20
1 half bushel,
Mary Gill, $0.50
basket lumber,
B. F. Berry, $0.35
box of tounsery
?, Robert Hash, $4.10
1 shoe jack,
Wm. Etherton, $0.05
3 kegs, John
Hash, $0.15
1 mans saddle,
Mary Gill, $4.10
1 side saddle,
Wm. Etherton $0.20
1 side saddle,
Moses R. Skaggs, $0.30
1 side saddle,
Mary Gill, $6.30
Page 21
1 side saddle,
A. H. Dewitt, $1.00
1 side saddle,
A. H. Dewitt, $20.00
keg of soap,
Chalon Stiles, $0.15
1 cotton wheel,
John Hedgespeth, $2.25
1 cotton wheel,
Susan Roberts, $3.00
1 flax wheel,
Wm. Underwood, $4.85
1 flax wheel,
A. H. Dewitt, $3.70
cheek rece
(????), Elijah Warren, $1.00
1 cotton wheel,
John Warren, $2.60
1 flax wheel,
Elijah Warren, $1.90
1 flax wheel,
Moses R. Skaggs, $3.10
grind stone, B.
F. Berry, $0.45
1 scythe, C.C.
Martin, $0.70
1 briar scythe,
John Hash, $0.50
1 bunch of
spools, John Hedgespeth, $0.30
loom, John
Hedgespeth, $6.50
$119.25
quilting frame,
A. H. Dewitt, $0.05
4 kegs and
something, Elijah Warren, $0.25
1 bedstead and
furniture, Martha J. Ratliff,
$7.50
1 bedstead and
furniture, John O.Gilpin, $6.20
1 lot of plank,
Henry Hash, $0.95
1 box and
gourds, M. P. Martin, $0.05
2 door
shutters, Mary Gill, $0.60
1
trundle
bedstead, Hugh Warren, $0.70
2 barrels,
Robt. Hash, $0.25
lumber in room,
Robt. Hash, $0.25
1 bedstead and
furniture, Mary Gill, $15.25
Page 22
1 cupboard,
Thos. Nelson, $5.00
1
clock, Wm.
Price, $1.00
1 book case,
Robt. Hash, $0.10
1 dining table,
Henry Hash, $4.10
1 breakfast
table, Wm. Price, $1.00
1 white
pitcher, Mary Gill, $1.00
1 brown
pitcher, Wm. Underwood, $0.70
2 brown
pitchers, Wm. Price, $0.50
molasses stand
and preserve stand, Martha J.
Ratliff, $0.70
1 glass jar,
John Hash, $0.40
6 glasses, Drew
Thompson, $0.55
1 shovel,
Buford Sympson, $0.45
6 plates, Wm.
Underwood, $0.45
bowl and cream
pitcher, John O. Gilpin, $0.25
6 glasses,
Susan Roberts, $0.65
set cups and
saucers, John O. Gilpin, $0.95
set of plates,
Wm. Underwood, $1.20
1 dish, Charles
Spratt, $0.15
1 dish, Mike
Scott, $0.30
1 dish, James
Sprowles, $0.35
1 dish, Mary
Gill, $0.70
1 pitcher,
Susan Roberts, $0.30
2 pitchers and
box, Wm. Price, $0.20
1 coffee pot,
Wm. Price, $0.20
2 mugs, Lewis
Gaddie, $0.20
1
coffee pot,
Henry Hash, $0.20
$173.95
1 dish and
plate, James Ratliff, $0.15
Page 23
1 trumpet (That
is what it looks like...not sure
though), A.H. Dewitt, $0.60
(something) and
scissors, Wm. Price, $0.15
molasses stand,
John Shofner, $0.20
? kettle, Robt.
Hash, $2.65
dish, plate and
cup, Mary Gill, $0.50
set of spoons,
John O. Gill, $0.55
salt stand, Wm.
Underwood, $0.05
knives and
forks, John Hash, $1.45
chairs, Clel
Stiles, $2.25
rocking chair,
Robert Hash, $0.50
kettle and
lard, Mary Gill, $1.20
kettle and
lard, Henry Basket, $2.50
bed stead, Wm.
Price, $0.70
stone kettle
and lard, Wm. Price, $0.60
bed stead,
Robt. Hash, $0.15
bottles, Henry
Johnson, $0.15
can of soap,
Mary Gilpin, $2.55
can of soap,
Mary Gill, $2.75
wood
ladle,
Robt. Hash, $0.05
keg and tan?,
Wm. Price, $0.20
(something) and
bees, Henry Hash, $2.25
", Robt. Hash,
$3.05
lot of lumber,
Robt. Hash, $0.15
shot gun, John
Hash, $4.10
tin bucket,
Jas. B. Beams, $0.25
", James
Sprowles, $0.25
three gallon
jar, Ann Spratt (Wm.), $0.85
", Mary Morris,
(James), $0.70
Page 24
stone churns,
Thomas T. Gill, $1.00
stone churns,
Wm. Underwood, $0.55
? molasses, A.
H. Dewitt, $0.65
?, Wm. Skaggs,
$0.65
$209.75
jug, Felix G.
Warren, $0.30
jug, Moses R.
Skaggs, $0.20
keg and
contents, Felix G. Warren, $0.05
keg and
conents, Wilford Martin, $0.15
Gourd and shot
?, John Hash, $0.30
Lamp and
coalar?, Geo. W. Buchanan, $0.20
basin and
spoons, Mary Gill, $1.05
tin cans (or
pans), Drew Thompson, $0.05
pewter basin,
Elijah Warren, $0.30
pewter basin,
M. R. Skaggs, $0.75
", Elijah
Warren, $0.45
", J. H.
Dewitt, $0.35
pewter dish,
Wm. Sprowles, $0.20
smoothing iron,
Robt. Hash, $0.75
smoothing iron,
Clel Stiles, $0.30
kries?????,
F.G. Warren, $0.40
Bon (bound?)
books, stoneThos. J. Gill, $0.85
basket,
Priscilla Morris, $0.20
basket, W. H.
Skaggs, $0.30
Lot kegs and
glasses, Henry Hash, $0.20
Page 25
pair cotton
cards, Elijah Warren, $0.20
pair cotton
cards, Wm. Roarks, $0.50
pair cotton
cards, Alex Fields, $0.25
bottles, Robt.
Hash, $0.35
9 tea spoons,
John hash, $0.50
set of cups and
saucers, Moses R. Skaggs, $0.50
set of plates,
Henry Johnson, $0.85
1 dish, William
Spratt, $0.50
1 dish, Isaac
Oakes, $0.60
1 pitcher,
James Ratliff, $0.45
1 pitcher,
Henry Johnson, $0.40
vegetable dish,
Priscilla Morris, $0.80
$235.15
1 bowl and
pitcher, Priscilla Morris, $2.00
1 proof viol ?,
Henry Johnson, $0.10
bowls and mugs,
Susan Roberts, $0.40
tea pot, Alex
Fields, $0.55
1 preserve
stand, A. C. Martin, $0.50
plates, M. P.
Martin, $0.30
1 vinegar
(something?), Sally Sympson, $0.70
1 tea pot,
James Ratliff, $0.15
bottles, Mary
Gill, $0.50
1 spool ? rack,
Henry Hash, $0.40
2 ladles, A. H.
Dewitt, $0.15
1 bowl, John
Hash, $0.90
1 pitcher, Alex
Fields, $0.20
4 bottles, John
Bell, $0.30
Page 26
molasses stand,
James Morris, $0.50
1 lot of ?, Wm.
Sprowles, $0.25
1 basket, Hiram
Underwood, $0.30
Butter ? Jar,
Drew Thompson, $1.10
1 lot of tin,
W. H. Skaggs, $0.10
6 1/2 yards
linen, Mike Scott, $1.40
22 1/2 yards
linen, Younger Underwood, $6.45
3 1/2 yards
linen, James Oakes, $1.10
5 yards linen,
Priscilla Morris, $1.35
6 yards linen,
M. Martin, $2.05
6
3/4 yards
linen, Drew Thompson, $1.60
? linen, Mary
Gill, $5.75
28 1/2 yards ?,
? Gaddie, ?
1 ? bole, ?.
$0.65
1 ? bole,
Priscilla Morris, $0.30
1 sack rags,
Mary Gill, $0.25
14 lbs. wool,
A. H. Dewitt, $1.50
1 box ?, Drew
Underwood, $0.15
?, Alex Fields,
$0.25
1 pair sheep
shears, George Price, $0.50
$277.35
1 pair
scissors, Susan Roberts, $0.25
1 basket rags,
Drew Thompson, $0.05
36 ? yarn, Clel
Stiles, $1.65
1 batch yarn,
M. P. Martin, $0.60
1 candle stand,
Henry Hash, $1.00
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?, Henry Hash,
$0.70
1 lot of
(something?), Younger Underwood, $0.15
1 looking
glass, Thomas Gill, $1.00
2 sacks cotton,
Elizabeth Bennet, $0.25
1 coverlid,
Thomas H. Moss, $2.15
1 coverlid,
Henry Johnson, $5.00
1 counter pin,
Susan Roberts, $3.80
1 domestic
sheet, Henry Johnson, $0.85
1 domestic
sheet, Priscilla Morris, $0.70
1 domestic
sheet, Lewis Coakley, $0.85
1
domestic
sheet, Henry Hash, $1.50
1 counter pin,
Henry Hash, $1.90
2 sheets, Wm.
Vance, $2.50
1 saddle cover,
Henry Johnson, $0.15
1 oil cloth,
Wm. Underwood, $1.20
1 oil cloth,
Mary Gill, $1.85
1 oil cloth,
Martha J. Ratliff, $1.15
1 oil cloth,
Wm. Sprowles, $1.20
1 satchel, Mrs.
James Morris, $1.05
?, Isaac Oakes,
$0.55
bureau Nobs,
John Hash, $0.05
1 basket, Bob
Morris, $0.10
1 box, A. H.
Dewitt, $0.40
1 blanket,
James Oakes, $2.30
1 blanket, John
Pierce, $0.80
1 coverlid,
Jas. W. Overstreet, $5.00
10 dozen thread
?, Sally Sympson, $3.35
10 dozen thread
?, Mary Jones, $4.00
Page 28
", Sally
Sympson, $3.35
", Sally
Sympson, $1.15
$334.40
bunch of flax,
John Hash, $1.20
", B. F. Berry,
$0.95
", Mike Scott,
$0.85
", Lucy Shofner
(Jake), $4.05
", Mike Scott,
$0.60
", Mrs. John
Hash, $0.90
", Mike Scott,
$0.60
keg, Alex
Sprowles, $0.50
?, Wm. A.
Underwood, $0.10
bucket pale and
?, M. P. Martin, $0.05
bridle, Wm.
Etherton, $0.05
bridle, John B.
Dewitt, $0.30
bridle, Mahala
hash, $1.65
coverlid,
Elijah Warren, $3.20
coverlid,
Elijah Warren, $2.50
white blanket,
Mary J. Gilpin, $2.25
white blanket,
Elijah Warren, $2.25
coverlid,
Elijah Warren, $1.25
white blanket,
Elijah Warren, $2.05
red blanket,
Elijah Warren, $0.45
striped
blanket, James Oakes, $1.00
striped
blanket, John Hash, $3.30
striped
blanket, Robt. hash, $3.50
sheet, Drew
Thompson, $0.70
sheet, Elijah
Warren, $1.15
Page
29
1 blanket,
Lewis Coakley, $0.25
? yds. red
lincey, Susan Roberts, $1.85
? yds. striped
cloth, Elijah Warren, $1.75
? yds. of
gingham, Robt. Hash, $1.25
? yds. of
ginham, Henry Hash, $1.00
dress pattern,
John Hash, $2.35
? yds. of
calico, M. P. Martin, $3.00
" calico,
Mahala Hash, $1.00
" calico,
Elijah Warren, $0.25
? domestic,
Mahala Wright, $2.00
? yds. of
remnant, Mahala Hash, $1.75
hand towel,
Robt. Hash, $0.50
?, James Oakes,
$0.80
pictures, Henry
Hash, $1.80
bed spread, Ann
Spratt (Wm.), $2.35
white
counterpin, Mahala Hash, $3.25
quilt top,
Mahala Hash, $0.55
table cloth,
Ann Spratt, $1.80
table cloth,
Ann Spratt, $1.90
table cloth,
Robt. Hash, $2.15
table cloth,
Mahala Hash, $2.00
? yds. calico,
John Hash, $2.60
? yds. calico,
John Wood, $1.80
? yds. calico,
M. P. Martin, $2.15
? yds.
norsted?, John O. Gilpin, $3.00
? yds. ", Thos.
Gill, $4.65
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1 bunch of
thread, Rutha Basket, $0.90
1 cotton quilt,
Lewis Coakley, $1.15
1 cotton quilt,
Mary Gill, $4.05
1 cotton quilt,
Henry Hash, $2.65
1 cotton quilt,
Nancy A. Ratliff, $3.15
1 cotton quilt,
Nancy A. Ratliff, 4.05
1 comfort ?,
Lewis Coakley, $1.90
1 box, Elijah
Warren, $0.20
3 1/2 yards of
cotton cloth, Geo. W. Carter,
$6.00
7 yards of
cotton cloth, Geo. W. Carter, $2.05
7 yards of
cotton cloth, John Wood, $2.90
3 1/2 yards of
lawn cloth, Wm. Morris, $1.50
3 1/2 yards of
lawn cloth, Martha J. Ratliff,
$1.40
? yards of
gingham, Ann Spratt, $3.05
? yards of red
calico, Drew Thompson, $1.00
10 yards of
brilliameter ?, John Hash, $3.00
? yards of
cotton cloth, Geo. W. Carter, $0.75
2 yards of
linster (or sinster), Wm. Etherton,
$0.50
? 1/2 yards of
gingham, John Pierce, $0.40
4 yards of
domestic, Mariah Hash (Tom) $1.45
$463.90
? yards of
domestic, Henry Hash, $1.85
? dozen 500
cotton thread, Wm. Etherton, $4.00
", Sarah
Beasley ?, $1.90
1 striped
counterpin, M. P. Martin, $0.65
1 cotton quilt,
Wm. Etherton, $1.80
bunch of lace,
Mary Gilpin, $0.85
bunch of
edging, Louisa Morris, $0.25
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31
1 quilt, John
Warren, $1.00
1 cotton quilt,
Mary S. Gilpin, $2.00
1 yarn quilt,
Ann Spratt, $1.55
5 dozen yards
cotton, Henry Hash, $2.20
3 dozen yards
cotton, John Wood, $1.55
3 dozen yards
cotton, F. G. Warren, $1.40
1 bunch of
cotton thread, Lucy Shofner, $1.25
3 dozen and 4
cuts of yarn, Rutha Hash (John),
$1.30
3 dozen yarn,
Susan Roberts, $1.55
4 dozen yarn,
John Shofner, $1.95
1 basket, Robt.
Hash, $0.35
4 yards
domestic, Mary S. Gilpin, $1.45
5 yards table
linen, Mary S. Gilpin, $1.85
1 lincey quilt,
Geo. W. Buchanan, $2.05
1 cotton quilt,
Wm. Etherton, $0.35
1 counterpin,
Wm. Etherton, $0.85
1 set spools,
James B. Beams, $1.60
10 yards ot
table linen, Mary Gill, $5.00
1 lincey quilt,
Robt. Hash, $0.55
1 coverlid, Ann
Spratt (Wm.) $6.35
6 yards of
sheeting, James Oakes, $1.55
9 yards of
cotton cloth, Louisa Morris (Jesse),
$4.30
23 yards of
flax linen, James C. Sympson, $9.35
1 sheet, Mary
J. Gilpin, $0.60
1 quilt battern
?, A. H. Dewitt, $0.30
4
lbs. cotton,
F.G. Warren, $0.90
? tobacco, Wm.
Etherton, $1.05
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?, M. P.
Martin, $1.10
1 yarn quilt,
Henry Hash, $3.05
? yds. cotton
cloth, Mariah Hash, $4.30
1 brown quilt,
Lewis Coakley, ?
1 striped
quilt, John Warren, $2.15
1 yarn quilt,
Wm. Etherton, $1.20
? yds. bed
ticking, John Wood, $3.50
? 600 sleigh ?,
James B. Beams, $0.90
" 700 ", James
B. Beams, $0.70
" 500 ", James
B. Beams, $0.35
" 500 ", James
B. Beams, $0.80
" ??? ", James
B. Beams, $0.50
", James B.
Beams, $0.25
" 800 ", James
B. Beams, $0.25
" 400 ", Susan
Roberts, $0.55
" 700 ", B. F.
Berry, $0.80
Shuttles ?, B.
F. Berry, $0.40
", Ann Spratt,
$0.40
", Henry
Johnson, $0.30
bunch lace,
Rebecca Roberts, $0.30
?, Henry Hash,
$0.25
handkerchef,
Bob Morrison, $0.30
", James Oakes,
$0.25
", Wm. Morris,
$0.30
", Mahala
Wright, $0.40
", James Oakes,
$0.40
1 box and
contents, James Oakes, $0.10
table spoons,
John Hash, $0.80
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dessert spoons,
Henry Hash, ?
dessert spoons,
Henry Hash, $0.75
pair tongs and
butter knife, Henry Hash with
Mahala Wright wrote over it ?, $0. 65
paper pins,
Mahala Wright, $0.30
?, James Oakes,
$0.05
1 nutmeg
gritter ?, Robt. Hash, $0.05
1 box tea,
Thos. H. Moss, $0.30
$561.90
? cream tartar,
Robt. Hash, $0.05
?, John Gill, ?
1 box and
contents, Mary Gill, $1.20
window paper
and curtain, Elijah Warren, $0.50
", Rebecca
Roberts, $0.40
",
Robt. Hash,
$0.50
", Ann Spratt,
$0.90
blinds, Elijah
Warren, $0.05
pair cards
(cords?) Younger Underwood, $1.10
candle stand,
Robt. Hash, $1.95
hand tools,
Sinthy Pierce, $0.40
? yds. lace,
Mary Gilpin, $0.10
? yds. girting
?, Thos. H. Moss, $1.60
1 table cloth,
Henry Hash, $0.70
", Mary Gill,
$1.00
", Henry Hash,
$0.75
", M. P.
Martin, $0.85
knife, Geo. W.
Buchanan, $0.15
knife and
butter ?, Bob Morrison, $0.10
knife and
butter ?, James Oakes, $0.10
?, James Oaks,
$0.05
Page 34
1 box and
knife, John Gill, $0.35
1 neck tie,
John Pierce, $0.65
8 spools of
thread, Wm. Elkins, $0.50
bunch of
thread, Chalon Stiles, $0.55
1 box, Wm.
Elkins, $0.10
1 box, James
Oakes, $0.35
1
bunch of
turkey red ?, Jas. B. Beams, $1.00
1 bunch of
thread, Henry Johnson, $0.55
4 ridden combs,
Jas. B. Beams, $0.30
7 spools
thread, Mahala Hash, $0.50
6 spools silk
thread, Hol Hedgepseth, $0.10
1 trunk, A. H.
Dewitt, $0.80
1 box of
spectacles, Chalon Stiles, $0.65
1 box, Wm. A.
Elkin, $0.50
1 pair of green
spectacles, Robt. Hash, $1.00
1 bag of wool,
Rebecca Roberts, $7.35
18 lbs. of
wool, Henry Hash, $8.55
1 box roles ?,
Jno. B. Dewitt Jr., $4.55
1 basket, Geo.
W. Buchanan, $0.80
", Henry Hash,
$0.25
7 axe halves ?,
James B. Beams, $0.10
2 table cloths,
Mary Gill, $2.00
1 role of
leather, John Shofner, $1.80
1 piece of
harness leather, Wm. Roark, $1.00
1 scrap of
leather, James Oakes, $0.50
2 scraps of
leather, John Hash, $0.90
Page 35
unknown,
Robert
Wood, $0.15
unknown, Mary
Gill, $0.40
bucket and
fruit, John Wood, $0.05
coffee boiler,
Cinthy Pierce, $01.0
keg of fruit,
Wm. Carlile, $0.15
keg of peaches,
Mary Gill, $0.70
can of peaches,
John Hash, $0.30
pot nails,
Robt. Hash, $0.25
paper nails ?,
Wm. F. Dezarn, $0.35
1 wash board,
Nancy Underwood, $0.30
box of tools,
Robt. Hash, $1.25
box, Wm.
Etherton, $0.10
fly brush,
Rebecca Roberts, $0.40
sifter, John
Warren, $0.10
can of Fruit,
Mary Gill, $1.00
pail of fruit,
Wm. Elkins, $0.20
1 box, B. F.
Berry, $0.55
1 chest, John
Warren, $0.70
1 chest, Ruthy
J. Basket, $1.50
boxes, A. H.
Dewitt, $0.25
boxes and
barrels, Isaac Oakes, $0.25
first choice of
hogs, Henry Hash, $6.00
second choice
of hogs, Wm. Morris, $5.00
third choice of
hogs, G.W. Carter, $5.75
red
steer,
Robt. Hash, $0.25
Page 36
1 spotted
steer, G.W. Buchanan, $5.75
1 red steer,
G.W. Buchanan, $4.60
1 black heifer,
Jacob R. Shofner, $6.00
1 white heifer,
James Morris, $5.90
1 brindle
steer, G.W. Buchanan, $6.80
1 black cow and
calf, G.W. Buchanan, $8.30
1 white cow and
calf, Geo. W. Carter, $9.10
1 lot of cherry
plank, Robt. Hash, $3.75
1 cutting box
and knife, John Hash, $0.40
1oat stack,
G.W. Carter, $8.00
1 hay stack, A.
H. Dewitt, $8.00
1 hay stack,
Robt. Hash, $1.00
1 hay stack,
Henry Hash, $4.25
1 hay stack,
Robt. Hash, $5.00
1 hay stack,
A.H. Dewitt, $12.00
1 hay stack,
Mary Gill, $13.00
? yards of
cotton cloth, John Hash, $1.80
? yards of
remnants, John Hash, $1.20
bunch sewing
thread, John O. Gilpin, $0.30
1/2 dozen yarn,
Robt. Hash, $1.25
", Rebecca
Roberts, $1.10
? yards of
cotton cloth, Mariah Hash (Tom), $9.20
? yards of
cottone cloth, Mahala Hash, $4.10
cakes of
tobacco, Jas. B. Beams, $0.25
1 bed ruffle,
Lucinda Gill, $0.30
bunch of
scraps, Louisa Morris, $015
bunch of
edging, Mary Gill, $0.20
Page 37
$780.50
1pillow case,
Mary Gill, $0.10
lot of tools,
Robt. Hash, $0.65
claw hammer,
G.W. Carter, $0.15
1 box, Wm.
Childers, $0.10
1 dry hide,
Robt. Hash, $3.70
1 grind stone,
Robert Hash, $0.65
1 yellow mare,
George W. Buchanan, $3.00
1 lot of ear
rings (for horses or humans?, they're
selling it with horse stuff) $0.45
1 bell, Drew
Thompson, $0.10
1 box, Mary
Gill, $0.45
pair of
harness, Henry Johnson, $0.30
pair of
harness, B.F. Berry, $0.35
1 bureau, Lotty
Nelson, $5.25
1 cupboard,
John Hash, $10.25
1 folding leaf
table, Robert Hash, $2.00
1 bureau, A.H.
Dewitt, $13.20
? of bureau,
Henry Hash, $5.05
1 bureau, Henry
Hash, $15.05
1 mantle clock,
Henry Hash, $17.05
1 bedstead and
furniture, Henry Hash, $20.00
1 bedstead,
Drew Thompson (Sol) $5.00
1 bedstead and
furniture, John W. Gill, $16.10
? box, Robt.
Hash, $0.50
? of reeds,
Henry Johnson, $0.05
powder horn,
John Hash, $0.20
?, Robt. Hash,
$0.55
?, Robt. Hash,
$0.75
Page 38
oil cloth, Mary
Gill, $0.10
? of remnants,
Lucy Shofner, $0.55
? office books,
Wm. Skaggs, $0.15
5 readers ?,
Robt. Hash, $0.20
books, Mahala
Hash, $0.50
books, Wm. A.
Elkin, $0.45
powder horn and
knife, Rueben Ratliff, $0.35
crafting knife,
Rueben Ratliff, $0.20
Dress table,
Mary Gill, $3.00
$938.25
remnant of
goods, Mary Gill, $1.75
1st choice of
chairs, John O. Gilpin, $2.10
2nd choice of
chairs, Henry Johnson, $1.00
1 umbrella, Wm.
A. Elkin, $0.60
1 chair, Robt.
Hash, $0.55
1 table, James
B. Beams, $0.15
chairs, Robt.
Hash, $0.75
square table,
James Morris, $0.50
chair
andirons?, A. H. Dewitt, $0.10
pot rack, Hol
Hedgespeth, $0.70
?, B. F. Berry,
$0.40
?, Henry
Johnson, $1.30
1
cutting box,
Chalon Stiles, $1.30
? plow, John
Hash, $1.50
? plow, Elisha
Roark, $1.00
harness, John
Hash, $0.55
? blade and
saw, Robt. Hash, $0.20
Page 39
1 2 horse
horrow?, Robt. Hash, $2.25
1 lot of flax
in bundle, Robt. Hash, $0.60
1 lot of old
planks, Robt. Hash, $1.20
? corn, Robt.
Hash, $14.85
1 flax break,
Chalon Stiles, $0.50
5 head of sheep
at $0.32 per head, Robt. Hash,
$1.60
1 gray horse,
Robert Hash, $65.00
1 roan horse,
James Thompson. $55.00
1 bay colt,
John Wood, $16.75
1 old bay
horse, Elisha Chaney, $21.25
1 sheet, M. P.
Martin, $0.65
1 sheet, Wm.
Underwood, $1.40
doz. ? cotton,
Wm. Spratt, $2.05
$1134.95
The
foregoing is a list of sales of the estate
of Mary Hash dec'd made by me as Administrator of said decedent on the
17th, 18th and 19th of September, 1862.
George
W. Montague
State
of Kentucky
At a County
Court commenced and held for Taylor
County at the Court House in Campbellsville the 1st day of December
1862.
The foregoing list of sales of the estate of Mary Hash dec'd was
produced
into, examined and approved by the court and ordered to be recorded -
Whereupon
the same & this certificate are duly recorded in my office this
12th
day of Decmeber 1862.
George
W. Montague, Clerk
Taylor County
Court
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