ACCOUNTS
CURRENT BOOK 4,
1805-1812
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4, p. [none]
Inventory of Benjamin Harris
In obedience to an
order of
court to us directed, we have proceed to appraise the estate of
Benjamin
Harris, Decd, July 5, 1805.
Negroes: Solomon, Darker and her son, Peter, Anniea,
1 Bay Horse, 1 gray mare & two colts, 5 cow & two calves &
bull, 4 yearlings & one bool, 4
sows 9 shoats 3 pigs, ox cart yoake & Lock chain, 1 Cutting box
&
blade, 1 Sword & Scabbord, 1 Shot Gun, 12 Cheers, 1 arm Do, 1
Follen Table,
2 small Chair, 1 Trunk & Red chest, 1 Case & seven bottles, 1
looking
glass, 1 bed & bed sted Cord 1 sheet counterpin & bolster, 1 Do no bolster, 2 Do with bolsters under beds
one sheet & counterpin each, 1 Round Table, 1 Lot of surveyers
Instruments,
2 Trunks, Candle stand, small box & cradle, 1 cross cut saw &
old
spinning wheel, 2 old sythes & flax wheel, 2 axes, 1 pare of
steelards, 3
wedges, 2 augers, 2 drawing knifes.
3 old bells &
wheat sive,
1 small pine Table, 1 pine Cupboard, 1 grid Iron, 1 Tea Kettle, 6
Judgs, two
butter potts, 1 large Iron pot, 2 pare and Irons, 1 Do, 1 pan handle
&
Tribot, 1 large bowl , & Candle mole.
6 plates, 2 Dishes,
4 Basons
puter, 6 plates, 2 dishes, 1 small bole, E.ware, 1 Old sugar box, 4
barels, 1
with iron hoops, 1 pare of spoon moles,
3 Reap hooks, 1 hand saw, 1 broad ax, 2 Colters, 6 hilling hoes, 3
grubbing Do,
2 pair of Iron Traces, 2 swingle trees,
2 clevises, 2 pare of hames, 1 collar and pad, Do, 1 Churn, 1
tub, 1
?pole, 1 grind stone, 2 w. cans, 2 wash bowls, 1 pare of and Irons, 2
plough
hoes, 1 man saddle, 8 old books of
different kinds, 1 woman sadle, 3 oven, 1 pot, 1 skillet, 4 volums of
?peregrame? pickles, 1 hone, 1 anville, 2 bellas, 1 chare, 1 Smith vise
& 1
sledge hammer, 2 hand Do, 1 Shoeing Do, 3 pare Tongs,
3 cole chisssels 1 ?? widg & naile plate, 1 Book dramatic
pieces, 1 bond on Charles Pistole, 1 Hhd of Tobacco 1253lb neet at
22/pk.
In obedience To an
order to
us directed bearing date June 1805 we have appraised the estate of
Benj. Harris
Deceast and find the amount as above stated given under our hands this
15th day
of July 1805.
W. Beavers,
Christopher
Robertson, Hezekiah Puryear
Total: d455.13.0
Recorded: 15th of September 1806
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4, p.1
Joseph Marks Inventory
In Obedience to an
Order of
this Worshipfull Court of Pittsylvania County bearing date November
Court 1804
we the undersigned have proceeded to appraise the Estate late the
property of
Joseph Mark Dec’d. in the following Manner viz:
1 Pied Cow, 1
Heifer, 1 Red
Cow earling & Bull, 1 Small heifer, 16 Geese, 1 Cuting Box knife
&c
old, 1 Sorrell Mare, 1 Fodder stack & shucks 1 Parcel of Blades, 1
Parcel
of unstript Tobo., 1 Parcel of unstript Tobo., 1 Stack of Oats, 1 Grine Stone, 1 Parcel of old Hoes &
axes, 1 pare of Steelyards, 1 Frow & handsaw drawing knife and auger
1 Mans Saddle, 1
Womans Do, 1
Crose hackle, Bell Riddle and Dryer for
fruit, 1 old flax wheel, 1 Ox yoak, 1 tray & old Sifter, 1 Parcel
of
shoemakers Tools &c, 1 set of
Worping Spools, 1 old Barrel, 1 pare of rawhide traces Haimes,
collar
and, 2 Baskets & Double tree
1 Loom &
Warping Bar, 1
Churn, 2 Tubs two Piggins, 1 Pail old, 1 Dish, two Small Basons, 2
Large
Basons, 3 Spoons, a parcel of old knives and forks, a funnel, &
½ Dozen
Pewter plates, 1 Large pot, 1 small Do, one dutch oven, 2 pr. Hooks, 1
pine
chest, 1 Bed & Stead under Do, counterpaine & Sheet &
Pillow, 1
Bead & Stead & Bolster Mat & Cord counterpaine & Sheet.
A parcel of
Earthern ware, 1
large Juag, 6 chairs, 1 Slate, 2 pr. cards old, 1 pare of scales &
weights,
1 old chest, 1 Spinning wheel, 1 pine table, 1 Bead & Stead Cord,
sheet and
quilt, Counterpaine and under bead, 1 Chest, 1 Pine table, 4 pales
1 hogshead, 2
?Beguins? &
Flax seed
Given under our
hands this
8th December 1804
Joseph Rogers,
Washington
Thompson, Charles Shelton
After the above
articles was
appraised the follow articles was produced at an after day and
appraised in the
following manner
1 Bed and furniture
&
Stead, 1 Box of Earthern Ware, 1 Chest, 1 Cotten wheel, 2 chairs, 1
Dish, 1
plate, 2 Basons, 1 case of knives & folks [sic],
½ Doz Spoons, 1 Pistol,
pr. Sad Irons, 1 Water stand & plate, Candle moles , 10
Lasts ,10
Small shoats , 1 Keeler, tops & shucks, 1 Hackle, 1 Bed quilt &
1
Blanket, 1 Basket
Given under our
hands this
4th January 1805.
Total: d15.15.6
Charles Shelton,
Joseph
Rogers
Recorded: 16th Day of December 1805
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Book 4, Page 3
Abr.
Legrand’s Account Current
1804 - Dr. The
Estate of
Abraham Legrand Dec’d in Acct. Currt. wt. Obadiah Owen & Jesse
Wilson
admrs. of Agness Legrand, Dec’d
To Colo. John
Watson as per
Acct. & receipt
To Cash paid Thomas
Chaney?
as per prov'd acct. &
Inv’y.obtain'd.
Paid Ditto Cost of
Warrant
1803 - Sundries as
Per acct.
Render'd
To Cash paid John
Legrand as
per debt & Cost Int. &c
Obtained in Pittsylvania Court agst. the Estate of Abraham Legrand,
Dec’d
To Sundries as per
acco’t.
Vouchers &c render'd per Jesse Wilson.
Dec 30, 1803 By
amount of
Sales as pr. acc’t. filed in the office
By parcel Tobo.
priz'd &
Inspected at Petersbg. & sold Colo. John Watson as per accot. &
Receipt
render'd after deducting 170 lbs Tobo put in said Hhd. Expenses &c.
By a Balla. due the
admrs.
In pursuance of an
Order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylv'a. county
to us Directed we have this day met & Settled the acct. Current of
Obediah
Owen & Jesse Wilson admrs. of Agness Legrand Decd who was
administratrix of
Abram Legrand decd. & find the above amt. by us Stated to be
Correct
agreeable to the Vouchers to us produced and that the balance of thirty
pounds
& four pence is due the administrators. Given under our Hands the
17th Jany 1806
Geo Adams, Ro.
Harrison,
Will. Ware - Commrs.
Total: d154.17.02
Recorded: January
21st, 1806
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Book 4, Page 4
Wm Mays’ Inventory
Nov 13, 1805- The
appraisement of the Estate of Wm. May, Dec’d
7 Shotes, 3 hogs, 1
ditto, 1
yoke of Steers, 2 Cows & Calves, 2 Heifers, 12 Geece, 1 Mare, 1 Colt, 1 Ditto, 2 Axes, 2 Hoes, 1 Coulter,
1 Swingletree Irons, 1 Spade, 1 Wedge & Mattock hoe, 1 pr.Traces
& 2
chisels, 1 Loom, 3 casks, 1 Saddle & Bridle, 2 Hhds, 2 Skillets, 2
pots
& 2 ?chits/chets?, 2 chairs & 6 plates, 11 Pewter plates &
2
Dishes, 2 Basons & 2 Slayes, 1 Bible & 2 Spelling Books, 1 Half
Bushel, 2 feather Beds & furniture,
1 Ditto.
Agreeable to an
Order of
Court to us directed we have proceeded to appraise the Estate of Wm May, Dec’d.
Given under our hands this 13th Nov 1805
Total: d77.12.0
Sam’l Thompson,
Geo.
Robertson, Christopher Robertson Junr.
Recorded: December
16, 1805.
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Book 4, Page 5
George Sutherlin’s Account Current
John Sutherlin
& George
Sutherlin admrs. of George Sutherlin, Dec’d in acc’t Current with the
Estate of
the said George Sutherlin Dec’d Dr: to amount of sales
made on 10th Oct & to 6 December 1803
To Cash rec’d by
George
Sutherlin for Debts for the Estate
To 3 Hhds. Tobacco
Weighing
neat 4210 lbs formerly in the hands of Jno. Sutherlin
To 882 lbs Transfer
Tobacco
Do Do
Cash rec’d by Jno
Sutherlin
To this Sum due the
Estate by
the administrators
Contra
By amt. of Bonds
placed in
the hands of Wm. Clarke
By the Commrs.
appointed to
Divide the Estate & by him Delivered to John Sutherlin
By amt. of Bonds
assigned to
Thomas Sutherlin by direction of the said commrs.
By amount of acc’t
rendered
by Jno Sutherlin
By this Sum allowed
John
Sutherlin for his Services as an administrator
By amt. of acc’t
rendered by
George Sutherlin
By this Sum allowed
George
Sutherlin for his Services as an administrator
By this Sum due the
Estate by
the administrators
In Pursuance to an
Order of
the Worshipful court of Pittsylvania county to us Directed, we have
this day
met & settled the account Current of John Sutherlin & George
Sutherlin
admrs. of George Sutherlin, Dec’d with the Estate of the sd. George
Sutherlin
Dec’d & find the above amount as Stated by us to be Correct
agreeable to
the Vouchers To us produced & that the Balance of Three hundred
&
Seventy Six pounds five Shillings & two pence is due the sd. Estate
by the
said adminrs. November 17th 1804
Jno
Wilson, Christopher Robertson, Geo. Adams
Total: d1707.14.0
Recorded: January
21, 1806.
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Book 4, Page 6
Jno. Craddock’s Inventory
Inventory &
Appraisement
of the personal Estate of John Craddock Dec’d taken the 12th day of
Nov. 1805
1 Bay Horse, 1
Sorrel Mare, 1
Brown Cow & yearlin, 1 Brown Cow & yearlin, 1 Brown Cow &
yearlin,
6 Hogs, Howel & adds, 1 handsaw, 2 drawing knives, 1 Crows round
shave
Jinters [?jointer] & taper Bell, 1 pair of
Cumpises Chizel & nippers, 1 pair of sheap shears & & 1 pair of Sturrup
Irons, 1 Broad ax, 3 axes, 2 Mattocks, 1 Grubing hoe, 5
hoes, 1 Sithe & Cradle, 1 Colter & plow, 1 Curry Comb &
Bridle, 2
Hides & a peace, 1 Loom, 3 Slays, 1 large pot, 1 Dutch oven, 1
Small pot, 1
Small oven, 1 tub Barrel & sheep skin,
10 plates, 3 Dishes, 3 Basons,
10 Spoons, 5 tin cups, Skillet, 2
Piggons. 1 Bed & bed stead, 1 flax wheel, 2 Jugs, 1 saddle, 10 chears, 3 old tubs, 1
Tool Box, 1 Bed & Bed sted, 1 Bed
& Bed sted, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 meal
Box, 3 flat Irons, 1 Case of knives & forks, 1 table,
Crokery ware in cubport [sic], 1 Sugar Box
& Coffey Mill, 3 Jugs & Butter pot, 1 grind Stone, 1 large
Chest, 1
Looking glass, 1 Box Wafers, 12 Books,
1 Shaving Box & 2 Reasors, 1 Slate,
4 Voiles, 4 Bells, 1 Stack of Tops & Shocks, 1 Black Boar, 1 Sow & pigs, 3 Stacks of Blades,, 1
Stack of Oats, 5 sheep
Pittsylvania we
George West,
John Turner, Benjamin Ballinger & Owen West being first duly Sworn,
have
proceeded to appraise in Current money the personal Estate of John
Craddock,
Dec’d as above Certifyed under our hands the Date above Written.
Owen West, George
West, John
Turner
Recorded: February
17, 1806
Charles
Lewis & Gatrey Lewis, his wife administrators of
Thos Johns Dec’d in
acct. with the Legatees of said Johns Dec’d
To Amount of Sale £245.1.11
17 Negroes
agreeable to
appraisement £638.15.0
Increase &
advance on
above Negroes £190.5.0
Interest rec’d from
Individuals £2.16.8
The hires of
Negroes for
1800 £83.1.9
One track of Land
sold Harmon
Cook £60.0.0
The rent of land
belonging to
the legatees for years £43.17.6
Total: £1263.17.10
Part 1 Hhd. Tobo £7.2.3
Cash furnished Edward Bannister £12.0.0
Balance as per
Contra: £163.15.1
Memo Since the
report we find
the above acct. entitled to a Credit for £104.5.7
Amount Due: £57..7.4
Robt
Devin, Nich’s Parrish, Jno Parrish
By Sundrie ticketts
Rects
prov’d accots &c
By Paying Abraham
Johns his
pt negroes being in number four & purchased at Sale
By Paying Elizabeth
Johns her
part negroes being three in number
By Paying Isaac
Johns his
part negroes being two in number & purchased at Sale
By Paying Jacob
Johns his
part negroes being two in number
By Paying Judith Johns her part negroes being in number three
By Paying Polley
Johns her
part negroes being three in number
By Paying Jos Johns
his part
negroes being 2 in number &
purchased at Sale
By Paid Jeremiah
Kessee for
Sundries tickes
By Paid Sam’l
Watkins as per
Recit.
By 1000 lb pork
Furnished by
Jos Johns at the request of the administ.
By Cash furnished by do
do
By
Pd Jos Johns for
Services ren’d which is deducted from the charges made by the admin.
By admist. Services
after
charge of £15.1.7 for his services.
By Balance due the
Legetees
£163.15.1
Balance: £1283.0,1
In Obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania we have Examined
the papers & accots. of Thos Johns Dec’d
so fare as lay before us and find the papers
as appears to be legal to leave a Balance in favour of the Legatees to
the
amount of d163.15.1 but further find a number of other
papers
which appears to us not to be properly established , we further Report
that we
did not examine any papers relative to the estate from the Twenty ninth
day of
December 1794 to the Sixth day of december 1799 there
being no accurate accounts kept of the Same for these
years. Given under our hands this
fourteenth day of Feby one thousand eight hundred & Six.
Robt Deavin
Nich’s Parrish
Jno Parrish
Recorded: February
18, 1806
In
Obedience to an order of the Woshipful Court of Pittsylvania county
bearing
date January Court 1806 to us directed, we being first Sworn, as the
Subscribers have appraised in current money the personal Estate of
Abraham
Campbell, Dec’d and has reported thereof to Court as follows to Wit:
One Bay horse, Six
Cows &
yearling, One Brindle Hiffer and one Red yearling, Four head of Sheep,
One Sow
and four Piggs, One feather Bed and Bedsted and furniture, One Do Do Do
Do, One Bedsted, Two Juggs and one Butter Pott, A parsell of old
pewter,
One funnel and pepper Box and 1 white Bole, Four knives and six Forks,
One
Coffee pot and parcel of Tallow, Four chairs, and one chest, Two potts
and
hooks and one Dutch oven, one frying pan, Eight casks, four old Tubs
and one
Gun, A parsil of Salt, Four old
hogheads, Plantation utencils and Carpenters tools, One flesh fork, tools and flat Iron, Three Bells and one
Bread Baker, one pan handle, Water Vesells, Table and chears, Shoe
makers
Tools, Two qurt Bolles, One old Saddle, Two Spinning wheels, Two pr
cards and
one flax Hackell
One pare hair Hames
and
currying Comb, One Bread tray, 2 Razors
Horsflums, Brass lock and file
Two Gimblets and
one pr Sheep
Shears
One Raw hide and
Calf, One
feather Bed, One Cow, One Candle Stick and
pr Compases, Parcel of salt Pork
Given under our
hands this 25th
of January 1806
Thos Ragsdale,
Jennings
Thompson, John (X) Long
Total: d62.12.6
Recorded: February 17, 1806
In
Obedience to the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania, we the Subscribers,
after being duly Sworn, have appraised
the Estate of Charles L Adams as follows Viz:
1 young Bay Horse,
1 Bay
Ditto, 1 Black Ditto, 1 Sorrel Colt, 35 head Hogs, 4 head Sheep, 5
Plows &
2 Coulters & 4 pair Geers, 10 old hoes, 4 axes, 1 pr Iron wedges
& 7
Reap hooks, 4 Screw augers, 2 chezils, 1 frow, 20 head cattle Including
2 yok
Steirs, 1 drawing knife, 2 Hand Saws, 1 Lock chain, 2 Cow Hides & 1
old
Cart, 4 feather Beds & furniture, 8 old chairs, 2 cotton wheels
& 1
flax wheel, 2 Tables, 1 Chest & 1 Corner Cubard, 2 Stone Jugs, 1
Tea
kittle, 1 pr Stillards, 1 Shugar Box & Tea Canister, 1 Weirter, 1
Buter
Pott, 1 Knife Box & knives, 1 looking Glass, a
parcel of earthren ware, 1 Spade, 1 old chest, 4 Iron potts, 1
pot Rack, 2 Water pails, 1 half Bushel, 1 hackle, 1 powdering Tub, 1
Gum, 1
Loom
1
Negro man Primus, 1 Do
Jack, 1 Do Woman Nan, 1 Do Do
Aggey, 1 Do Do Turner & 2
children
1 Do Do Pattey, 1
Do Do Dicey
3 Slays & 1
Harness
Thos Farmer, John
Eads, James
Bruce
Total: d777.12.6
Recorded April 21,
1806
By Virtue of an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County, we appraised, being
first Sworn before a Justice of the
Peace for the said county, have Inventoried and appraised the Estate of
Preston
Gilbert Dec’d to us Shown as followers to wit:
2 yoke of Oxen, 7
Head of
young Cattle, 19 head of other Cattle, 20 head of hogs, 4 Sows and 28
piggs
1 Sow, 10 head of
Sheep, 1
Horse Prince, 1 Bay Mare Fance, 1 Ditto
Do Poll, 2 Bay colts, 1 Bay mare
Tiney, 1 Wheat Fan, 1 Cuting knife and Box, 60 Bushels Pie in the Straw,2
Stacks oats, 1 Raw Hide
1 Ditto, 1 Waggon
& 4
pair Geer, 1 lock chain, 1 Halter chair, 2 Bells & Collars, 1 Lot
Blacksmith Tools
1 Parcel old Irons,
1 Still,
1 Ditto, 15 Beir? Stands, 1 crop Cut Saw, 4 Waggon Boxes, 5 pole axis,
1 Pair
Iron Wedges, 1 old Spade & Shovel
1 Truckle Cart, 1
Grind
Stone, 5 plow hoes, 4 weeding hoes, 5 Small ditto, 3 Coulters, 5
hilling hoes,
3 Grubing hoes, 1 Hand Saw, 1 old Ditto & 5 old Chisels, 1 Hhd
jointers
& 1 hand ditto, 1 Broad ax Foot Adz
& Fro, 1 parcel old tools, 4 Mill Picks, 2 cotton wheels & 2
pair
chards,2 Potts, 2 Dutch ovens
1 Brass Tea Kettle,
1
Skillet, 1 Weaving loom, 1 Raw hide, 1 Dough Beatter, 1 Churn, 4 Water
Pails
4 Pewter measures,
3 pewter
Dishes, 4 Pewter Basons, 6 old pewter plates & 5 spoons, 1 Grist
Iron &
1 old sword
Negroes: Lewis, Ben, Bob, Kajah, Tom, Caesar, Jack,
Billey, Jesse, Grey
Charles, Dinah,
Rachel,
Easther, Fanny, Jenny, Alice, Pheby, Polley, Rachel Jun, 1 Ditto
1 Sash Door Walnut
Cupboard,
1 Pannel Door ditto, 1 Crese & Bottles, 1 Large Trunk , 1 pair of stilyards
2 Jugs, 1 Clock
Reel, 1
Chest, 2 Flax wheels, 1 Womans Saddle & Bridle, 1 Mans Ditto, 1
Womans
Ditto
6 Feather Beds
&
furniture, 1 old Case, 1 Wire Sieve, 1 pair Saddle Bags, 1 Looking
Glass, 1
Candle Stand
2 Brass
Candlesticks, 2 Walnut
Tables, 11 Chairs, 1 pair Compasses, 3 Buttor potts
5 Silver Table
Spoons, 6
Ditto Tea Spoons, 5 Caskes, 1 parcel of Earthen & Glass ware, 2
cases of
knives & forks, 1 Small Bor’s gun, 1 Rifle gun, 90 Barrels Corn, 8
Pieces
Walnut planks, 1 canoe, 6 Hogs
David F Patrick,
David
Hamick, Anderson Chick: apprs. Total:
£1922.7.6
The foregoing
appraisement
contains a true and perfect Inventory of the Estate of Preston Gilbert,
dec’d,
given under my hand This 19th Day of April 1806.
John
Gilbert,
acting Exec.
Recorded: April 21,
1806
Pittsylvania Court,
February
16th 1805
By the Directions of Isaac Coles, Thomas Anderson
and Joseph E Haley, Gent,
Commissioners appointed by order of court to allot To Mary Markham,
Widow of
John Markham Dec’d, her thirds of the lands of the said Decedent &
we have
surveys & lay’d off 302 acres, it
being one third part of 906 acres lying on the north side of Bannister
river
& White horne Creek. Beginning at
the mouth of Lick branch on the said river, thence up the said River as
it
meanders 120 poles to a mulberry tree, Thence New Line N 60° W 376
Poles to
pointers in Coles line and thence along the
same, N 52º E 82 poles to a
white Corner N 4º E 66 poles to a pine, thence a new line S 60º E 53 poles to John
Steels Corner dead pine with a
small persimmon tree marked by it for a
Corner, thence along Steels lines the same course continued 38 poles to
a ____
on Lick branch aforesaid and down the same as it meanders to the
Beginning.
By Joshua Stone Surv.
We have this 16th
Feby 1805 allotted the above 302 acres as the third of the sd Tract of
906 To Mary Markham, widow of John
Markham,
dec’d.
Isaac Coles
Thomas Anderson
Joseph E Haley
Recorded: April 21,
1806
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania
dated February Court 1806 we the under Written Subscribers after
being
first duly Sworn have proceeded to appraise the personal
Estate of Samuel Slate Dec’d in current
money viz:
To three pewter
Measures
& large funnel, To Lot of Pewter, To one other lot of
Pewter, To
Spoons & candle moles and parcel of
knives & forks, To two
Slates and five reap hooks and candle sticks, To Lot of Compass tools,
To one
Lot of Carpenters Tools, To wedges, stone hammer and ax, To Two
Mataxes, To
parcel of plows , To parcel of plow Geers, To one Grind Stone, To Two
Bells
& parcel of hoes, To three Cotton wheels, To one Small Shot Gun, To
one
large Shot Gun, To one Brass Skilet & one Iron Skilet
To two Dutch ovens
& one
large pot, To parcel of old Irons &
2 Small pots & Hooks, To 1 loom & two flax wheels &c, To
one Hackel
& one Steell traps, To one lock chain, To one mans Saddle, To one
feather
bed and counterpain, To bed and bed sted
cord & Some Cover, To three pare Cotton Cards and one large
, To one
Desk, To one bed and Sted and cover, To one other Bed and counterpin,
To one
Bed and Cover
To three wire
sives, to pare
of flat Irons old, To eight chears and
pare of Stilards, To one yoke of Stears
To one red and
white pide
heifer & black & white heifer, To red heifer yearling and one
white
yerling
To red Cow and
Calf, To one
Sorrel Horse, To one ox cart, To one Bay mare, To one Bay Colt, To 2
axes
To Six Sheep and
three __, To
Sixteen geese, To one Still
Appraised the 8th
Day of March 1806.
Total: £153.16.9
John Shelton, Heath
Gardner,
Abraham Chaney
Recorded: April 21, 1806
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Book 4, Page 19
A. Campbell’s Acct. Sales
Amount Sales of the
Estate of
Abraham Campbell, Dec’d made the 25th of
Jun 1806 by Nathan Adams & Francis Worsham, Exec.
1 Cow & yearling sold George Shelton
1 Hepher & 2 chairs do Tho Chambers
1
yearling, 1 wheel “
do
E Campbell’
4 head of Sheep do Jno Patterson
5
Do of Hoggs
do
Tho Watson
5 Hogheads do Stephen Hardy
4 Barrels & 1
Gun
do
Tho Harness
8 Casks
do
Wm
Ricketts
1 Pott & hooks
do
Jonas Waller
1
Do Do
do
Francis Worsham
Box & Shoe Tools
do
Jno
Elliott
1 pr Iron Traces
&c
do
N.
Adams
1 wheel do P. Worsham
3 Water Vessils
do
P.
Worsham
½ Raw Hide
do
R.
Campbell
1 Do Do do A. Sutherland
1 Coffee Pott
do
E.
Campbell
1 Bed
Stead, 1 Chair
do
Levy
Lewis?
6 Pewter plates
do
N.
Adams
2 Do Basons do Tho Harness
parcel of Pewter
do
Jos
Richaards
1 Bowel & P Box
do
Jesse
Richards
parcel of Tallow
do
Tho Harness
1
qurt Bottle
do
N. Adams
1 p W.Cards do J. Blakley
1 p. Cards Sold N.
Adams
1 Hatchet
do
P. Worsham
Knives&c
do
N. Adams
1 Table
do
L.
Hardy
1 Jugg
do
Wm Thomas
1
Do
do
J. Richards
1 Butter pott
do
F. Worsham
1 p
Iron Wedges
do
James Blakley
2 axes
do
Jesse Long
2 Bells
do
R. Campbell
1
Do
do
J.
Richards
1 Ladle & fork
do
P. Worsham
1 Bread Ba Ker
do
J. Richards
parcel of Iron
do
Tho.
Watson
parcel of Tools
do
Jno.
Elliott
2
Hoes
do
J.
Waller
1smoothing Iron
do
Wm.
Sawyers
1 Grubing Hoe
do
L.
Long
1 Bottle
do
J. Richards
1 Bed &c
do
Wm.
Shelton
1
Do &c
do
F.
Worsham
1 Bed Sted, Chears
do
E.
Campbell
2 Rasors &c
do
Tho.
Harness
1 funnel &c
do
A.
Sutherlin
1 Saddle
do
Jesse Richards
1 Horse
do
R.
Campbell
1 Chest Sold J. Richards
1 Bed &c
do
Jno.
Maddin
1
Cow
do
Thos.
Harness
246 lb. Pork
do
E.
Campbell
1 C Stick &c
do
N.
Adams
152 acres Land
do
E.
Robertson
Total:
£268.16.4
Nathan Adams,
Francis Worsham
Recorded: June 16,
1806
Deceas’d
Nancy Reynolds
1 pr wool ditto, To
4 chairs,
To 1 pail, piggin & Cairn?, To 1 chest, To 1 Pot, 1 oven, 1 Skillet
&
pot hooks
To 1 Bed & Bed
Stead
& furniture, To 1 Ditto, To 1 axe & meal Sifter, To 1 Sorrel
Colt
Dodson Burnett
To 1 Woman Saddle
John Winters junior
To 1 Bay mare
Total:
£37.13.6
The above property
Sold
agreeable to Law by the Executors.
John Bennett
Recorded: July 21, 1806
AC
Book 4, Page 22
C.
Keatts Acct
Sales
Memorandum of
property Sold
at Publick auction belonging to the Estate of Curtis Keatts, dec’d by
William
& Charles Keatts, Executors the 15th November 1804
Robert G Tucker
Dr.
To wheel &
Cards with a
Copper Kettle, 1 Shovl and tongs with Tub & piggins, 1 Skillet,
Water pail
and Table, 1 pair Stilyard & chains, 1 Feather Bed and furniture, 4
Barrels
Corn, 4 Hogs, 4 head of cattle, 6 Stacks of Forrage, Shucks &
Straw, 1 Barrel
& mial, 1 Tub, chist lock & Bridle, 12 Fowls, Trunk &
Blanket, 1
pair spectacles & Cash
Total:
£31.13.0
William Tucker,
Nelson
Tucker, & James G. Keatts
Dr.
To 1 Lot of old
Iron with
wheel & Cards, To Pott hooks & Rack, To1 Stone pott & 2
wheat Seives,
To 1 parcel of Earthern ware, To 24 Bason &c, 1 ol
Cart, To Lot of Sundry articles
Total:
£9.17.0
William Tucker
& Peter
Rieves
Dr.
To 1 hand Saw &
pr of
copper
, To 5 Hogs, To Iron
Steel Rat Trap & one heifer
Total:
£7.8.2
Charles Keatts
Dr.
To 1 Flax wheel
& pott, 1
spice mortar & Chisl, 1 yoke of Oxen &c
Total:
£15.13.0
William Keatts
Dr.
To 1 Steir, one Lot
of Sundry
articles
Total:
£8.9.0
Samuel Irby
To 1 Lot of old
Iron, 5
Barrels Corn
Total:
£7.15.8
Langhorn Scrugs
Dr.
To 2 Sows &
Shoats with 5
Hogs
Total:
£3.17.0
Drury Scrugs Sen
Dr.
To 1 Cross cut Saw
Total:
£1.10.0
John & Henry
Keatts
Dr.
To 1 Lot of Tools
& Stone
pott
Total:
£1.1.6
Thomas Keatts
Dr.
To 1 Lot of Tools
&
earthen Ware
Total:
£1.1.0
Nathaniel Farris
Dr.
To frying pan, fork
and
Saddle
Total:
£0.7.6
Vincent Walker
Dr.
To 1 Grind Stone
& Sundry
other articles, 1 Grubing hoe
Total:
£2.0.6
John Hunt
Dr.
To 1 Stove Pott
Total:
£0.4.6
Stephen Clement
Dr.
To 1 Jug
Total:
£0.4.6
Benjamin Walten
Dr.
To Sundry articles,
Cash, To
Sundries
Total:
£0.9.0
John Eads
Dr.
To 1 Tub, candle
mould, &
Snuffers
Total:
£0.6.0
John Turner
Dr.
To 1 Gun
Total:
£2.3.0
Richard Keatts
Dr.
To 3 chairs, a
Stack of
Blades & Tub
Total:
£1.11.8
George Davis
Dr.
To 2 Stears &
Stack of
oats, Cotton, 1 Bee hive
Total:
£5.0.9
William P Davis
Dr.
To 1 Cow
Total:
£3.12.0
William Darning
Dr.
To 1 Cow
Total:
£4.0.6
Hugh Clement
Dr.
To 1 Cart
Total:
£0.3.6
Caleb Farris
Dr.
To 2 Empty Hogshead
Total:
£.0.7.4 ½
Benjamin Gossney
Dr.
To 5 Hogs
Total:
£3.1.0
William Cox
Dr.
To 1 Cow
Total:
£3.19.6
Joseph Mays
Dr.
To 1 Feather Bed
&
furniture
Total:
£7.15.0
Jerimiah Mc Cullock
Dr.
To 2 Hogsheads, 1
Bag, Tub
and Tobacco hoshead, 8 Fowls & Ramrod
Total:
£1.8.11
Robert Tucker
Dr.
To 4 Hogs
Total:
£6.18.6
William Patterson
Dr.
To 1 Tub
Total:
£0.4.1/2
James G Keatts
Dr.
To a parcel of
Sundries &
Hammer , 4 Tubs & Salt, 100 lb.
Tobacco, 1 Ax and loose Corn
Total:
£1.18.0
George Saunders
Dr.
To Sundry articles
Total:
£2.9.0
William White
Dr.
To 5 Barrels Corn,
1 Hhd.
Tobacco (Sold)
Total:
£5.5.0
William Keatts,
Charles
Keatts: Executors
Recorded: July 21, 1806
William &
Charles Keatts,
Executors of Curtis Keatts, Dec’d
against the Legatees.
To amount Wm Keatts
acct
£3.11.6
“ Ditto George Davis’s
ditto
1.11.0
“ Grasty? &
Pannell ditto
8.16.3
“ Richard Keatts
do
0.17.3
“ To So much Paid Wm
Tucker p Rect.
32.0.0
“ ditto pd Wm Tucker
(Whisky)
32.0.0
“ ditto paid Martha
Tucker
32.0.0
“ Cash paid Whitehead per
accot.
0.15.0
“ Funeral Expenses
1.04.0
“ Cash paid appraisers
0.09.0
“ Lawyers fee
0.15.0
“ Cash paid Crier
0.18.0
“ Wm Keatts for Negro
Clothing &c
3.14.0
“ Clerks Tickett
1 .14.7
“ Cash paid Shiff for
Tax for 1804
1.07.2
“ Charles Keatts per
accot.
1.19.9
“ Cash paid for 1 quire
paper
0.02.6
William &
Charles Keatts,
Executors for Services rendered
26.00.0
Total:
149.15.9 ½
By Amount of Sale
161.0.0
Agreeable to an
order of
Court to us directed we have proceeded to state, Settle & adjust
the accot.
Current of Curtis Keatts, dec’d Rendered to us by the Executors of the
dec’d
which accot. We conceive To be Correct Given under our hands this 19th
July 1806.
Armistead Shelton,
Vincent
Shelton, Sam’l Fuqua, John Stone jr
Recorded: July 21, 1806.
The Heirs of David
Pannill
Dec’d
In acct. With Sam’l
Pannill,
Guardian.
1804
September 10th,Paid
John White 2 Comms. Ticketts
1805
March 20 “
Cash Paid Clk Pittsylva’ P.
Ticket
April 4 Robert Alexander Clk Campbell do
Aug 3
Cash Paid Clk Patrick
do
Sept. 12 Ditto paid Sheriff Campbell
do
“ Paid
John Brooks for land Warrant
“ P.
Rec’t 21st August 1805
October 31 Cash
paid Sto.
Turner p. Tickett
1806
May 20
Cash paid Sheriff Campbell p. Tickett
Cash paid Chas Lewis jun for 100 Fruit Trees to be
planted on the
plantation
in Patrick per Rect.&
agreement
July 20 Cash Paid
Clk
Pittsylava per Ticket 24 cents
August 15
Commission of 5 per
cent allowed in collecting £40
Balance due the
heirs of D. Pannill dec’d this 15th
day of
August 1806
£21.1.8
Cr.
40.6.2
1804
Nov 28 By Charles
Lewis for
rent of Patrick Plantation this year
1805
Dec 28 Ditto Ditto Ditto
for 1805
Interest on
£5.12.113/4 from
September 1805
By Balance due as
above
£21.1.8
In obedience to an
order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County bearing Date June Court
1806 to us
directed we David Hunt, Joshua Stone Sen, William Smith and Philip L
Grasty
having examined the account of Samuel Pannill Guardian with the heirs
of David
Pannill, dec’d and the Vouchers, find a balance due the heirs of David
Pannill
dec’d of Twenty one pounds 1/8. Given
under our hands this 15th day of
August 1806.
D. Hunt, Joshua
Stone, Wm
Smith, P L Grasty
Recorded: August 18, 1806.
AC
Book 4, Page 26
R.
Thurman’s Inventory
July 31, 1806-In
obedience to
an Order of the Court of Pittsylvania to us directed, we the
Subscribers have
this day, after being duly Sworn, appraised the Estate of Richard
Thurman, Dec’d
as followeth Viz:
To one Negro, To
two Beds
& furniture, To a parcel of old puter, To one flat iron, To nives and forks, To Sundry Lumber, To a
parcle of Hogs, To eight head of Cattle, To Sundry lumber, To 3 head of
Sheep,
Ditto, To two horses
Thomas Farmer, John Edds. George Cox
Recorded:
August 18, 1806
Estate of David
Pannill,
dec’d In account with Samuel Pannill
Exor.
1805
July 4,1805-To
Amount paid Wm
Smith Pittsyl” for hauling Cotton from McDaniels to Chalk Level p.
acct. ren’d
me
July
22,
“ -Cash
paid Wm Mitchell per
Rect.
Aug 3, “ - Cash pd Clk Henry for
Ticket, Ditto pd
Clk of Patrick ditto, Cash paid Wm Smith as a witness at Smith vs
Perkins per
Ticket, Cash paid Stew. Willis Constable p. account & rect.
Aug
15, “ Cash paid
Weavers In Lynchburg for Publishing Order vs Poor p. Rect., Cash paid
Postage 1
Letter from J Roberson
Sept 13, “ Cash
paid Henry Banks
attorney at law for fee at Suit vs Ball
Oct 15, “ Cash paid Thornbury & Miller their
account per Rect., Hodgson & Thompson per note taken in &
Rect.,
McCullock & Poore per note taken in & Rect., Israil & J P
Pleasants
per note taken in & Rect, Lyon & Webster per their account
& Rect.
1020, M & J Conrad per their account & Rect., M. Kenn &
McClelan
for Interest on account per statement & Rect.
Oct 29, “ Cash paid Clk Halifax per Ticket, Ditto paid
Ditto &c do,
Ditto
paid ditto
do, Cash paid Clk Halifax per
Ticket
Oct. 31, “ Cash paid Sto Turner sheriff of
Pittsylva’
per account Ticketts & rect.
Nov 19, “ amount
paid George
Herndon for David Pannill’s 3 Bonds & Interest p. Statement &
rect.
1805
July 4
By Balance due on Settlement per account
returned To Court
July 8
Cash rec’d of Vincent Shelton in full,
ditto rec’d of James Bruce, ditto rec’d of Ward Bruce, ditto rec’d of
Henry
Mitchell, ditto rec’d of Letty Mitchell Memo. acct., Geo Dejarnett in
full his
note, Reuben Dews? do, Cash rec’d of
Jno Sally per Sam’l Marshall
July 16 Ditto rec’d of Samuel Fuqua, ditto rec’d of
Joseph Robertson, ditto rec’d of Thos.
H Wooding
Aug 3 “ditto rec’t
of William
Lewis, Ditto rec’d of John Swepstone, ditto rec’d of Thomas Dalton,
ditto rec’d
of John Smith Sandy river, ditto rec’d Martha Fountaine, ditto rec’d
Ward
Bruce, ditto rec’d West D Hurt, ditto rec’d Bev Shelton
Bev, ditto rec’d Eliza’ Boatman, ditto rec’d
Joseph Yeatts, ditto rec’d Wm Willis Memo. accot., ditto rec’d Wm
Hoskins,
ditto acct. John Sally, per S. Marshall, ditto Aug 21Ditto rec’d of
Henry
Cross, Cash rec’d of Stephen Yeatts, Ditto rec’d of David Irby, Ditto rec’d of Jos Thacker
Sept 14 “
ditto rec’t. of Ben Lankford
Sept 18 “ ditto rec’d of
Leroy Shelton
Sept 19 “ ditto rec’d Vinct Walker, do rec’d Spencer Medcalf, ditto rec’d Wm
Williams, ditto rec’d Bev Shelton Gabl , ditto rec’d of Peter Perkins
October 15 “ditto rec’d of
Joshua Lester
October 17 “ Robert Mitchell for Balance due him by one
October 24, 1805-
Cash rec’d
of Bev Shelton Gabl., James Linn, N. Frizzle,
Geo Lackey Sandy River, Armst’d Dudley,
Wm Compton, Allen Thurmand
Nov 19 To Amt
brought
over £1513.18.8
1806
Jany 4- Cash paid
James Logan
for tax on Kentucky land per rect.,
Jany. 8 - Sto. Turner for cash in suit vs. Ro. Johns
Feby 19- Cash paid
Sam’l
Yeatts per rect., Joshua Stone Sen per do
Feby 27- Cash paid Francis Chumbly per Rect.
Mar 12- Cash paid William Smith attend’ as Witness
in case Irainer? per Ticketts & Recipt
Total:
£1524.3.10 ¼
1806
Feby 1 – By Amt’
from
Contra £1311.2.3
Feby 19 – By Cash
rec’d
William Beck, Sam’l Parsons, Wm McNeley,
Wm Saunders, Oba’ Taylor, Sam’l
Yeatts, James Lewis, Hezk’ Ripley, Adam
Poore, Lemuel Colbert, Peter Perkins,
James Barnes, John Harris, Leroy
Shelton, Sam’l Fuqua, Peter Perkins, Thomas Willis, Ditto
Ditto, Spencer Pace, James Moore
March 8 –Rec’d of
Samuel
Fuqua
March 12 - Rec’d of
John Hundley, Drury Owen
March 14 – Rec’d of
Wm
Williams Waggr’?
March 21 – Rec’d of
Jorden
George
March 27 – Rec’d of
Jesse
Rowland Sen
1805
Oct 24 – Amt
brought
over £863.17.3 3/4
Oct 31 - Cash rec’d of Jno & Wm Williams, Ste
Yeatts, Wm Shealds, Abra’ Poor, Joel
Neal for 2 Executions
Nov
2 - Wm Pannill, jr
Nov 8 - Wm B Banks
Nov 13 – Cash rec’d of Bartlet Smith
Nov 19 - Jos. Robertson, Ward Bruce, Abra’ Shelton
(John), Isaac Coles Junr, Bev Shelton
Gabl.
Nov 25 – James
Oliver
Nov 30 – Cash rec’d
John
Salley per S Marshall
Dec 7 – Cash rec’d
Robert
Bumpass
Dec 17 – Cash rec’d
David
Baggerley, Robert Love, John Simpson, Bev Shelton Gabl., Frs.
McClanahan, James
Moore, Rich’d Shelton, Sam’l Fuqua, John Rowland, Wm Saunders
Dec 26 – Thomas
Collins
1806
Jany 4 – Chs Lewis
for Jno
Brisons Note, cash rec’d of Walter Hutcherson
Jany 6 – Cash rec’d
of Peter
Perkins
Jany 8 - Robert Johns
Jany 15 – Cash
rec’d Caleb
Tate
Jany 22 – Cash
rec’d of Nevin
Stewart, Joel Shelton, Wm Mc Neley, John Lovell, John McCritchard,
Henson
Spurling, James Moore, Robert Love, Jos Thacker, John Stone, jr.
Feby 1 – Cash rec’d
Caleb
Compton
March 12 – To
account brought
forward £1524.3.10 ¼
Apr 9 – Cash paid
Clerks
tickett in case vs Ball, Joshua Stone Sen for Cost, John Stone per the
Clerks
certificate, Clerk Henrico for copy of Record in case of Ryan &c
intended
as evidence in case vs Ball
May 20 – Cash paid
William
Tunstall, Clk Pittsylva’ per Tickett
Jun 11 – ditto paid
Ro &
Walter Colquhoun per Rect.
July 7 – ditto paid do
do
per Rect.
July 14 – ditto
paid Sheriff
of Campbell per Ticketts
1806
May
24 – By amt. from Contra
£2333.0.10 ½
May 29 – Cash rec’d
– Jas.
Linn Per Wm Wimbish his admr.
May 31 – Cash rec’d
of Saml.
Irby
Jun 17 – Cash rec’d
Lemuel
Shelton, Jos Thacker, Jos Beavers, Bev Shelton Gabl., John Lewis,
Walter
Hutcherson, Jno Greggory Jr., Jno Greggory, Senr. Do Do,
July 22 – ditto
rec’d Luke
Matthews, Henson Spurling, Ro Love
Mar 27 – By amount
brought
forward £1665.5.6
Mar 28 – Cash rec’d
Francis P
Coe, Ste. Shelton, George Cox, Sam’l Parsons, Robert Love, Jacob Barger
Sen, Wm
Beck, Zacha. Irby, Charles Bailey
Apr 9 – ditto Bry’.
W
Nowlin, Geo McNeley
Apr 18 – ditto
Leml’ Shelton,
Chas. Keatts, John Rowland, Bev Shelton Bev., Saml. Parsons Sen., Wm
Shelton Capt.,
Cris. Bailey, James Love, Crispin Shelton
Apr 23 – ditto
rec’d Crispin
Shelton, James Love, Wm Saunders,
Joseph Robertson, Nathan Thurmond, James Moore, Jno & Wm Williams,
Wm
Watson jr
Apr 26 – ditto
rec’d Peter
Perkins, Do Do
May 10 – ditto
rec’d John
Rowland, Wm Saunders, Bev Shelton Capt, Heza’ Ripley
May 20 – ditto
rec’d
Robertson Shelton, Cris. Shelton rec’d 17th April last,
ditto this
day, John Steele
May 23 – ditto
rec’d Coleman
Shelton, James Moore, Geo Robertson
May 24 – ditto
rec’d Peter
Perkins
July 20 – Cash
brought
forward £2917.8.8
1/2
1806
Aug 7 – Cash paid
Wm Smith
for his attenda. Suit vs.Ball in Richm’d D.Court per Recipt. Cash pd Postage in summoning Colquhoun in
suit vs. Ball
5 per Cent
Commission
allowing for collecting £2457.2.10 1/4
being the amount
Collected
since the last settlement.
To Balance due per
Contra £61.5.8
1806
July 22 – By amount
bro
forward £2853.8.8
By cash rec’d John Stone Jun, Ditto Ditto, West D
Hurt, John Jenkins
Aug 7 - ditto rec’d Wm P Davis, Jno McCritchard,
Richard Shelton omitt’d for 4th January last, Jos. Leak 12th
Feb
1805, Peter Perkins 7th Oct. last, Walter Hutcherson 8th Mar last, John
Saunders 9th July 1805,
ditto it being error in entering Cash to Thos Willis 17th
Feby last,
William Temple, Wm Adams, memo. Acct., John Hurt
Aug 15 – Balance
due S
Pannill Exec. £61.5.8
Balance: £3044.8.93 ¼
In Obedience to an
order of
the Worshipfull Court of Pittsylvania County to us written bearing Date
June
Court 1806 we David Hunt, Joshua Stone
Senr, William Smith & Philip L Grasty have examined the account of Samuel Pannill Exor. of David Pannill, dec’d as above stated with the Vouchers and find a
balance due the said Samuel Pannill Exor. of
Sixty one pounds 5/8 as above stated.
Given under our hands the 15th day of August 1806.
D. Hunt, Joshua
Stone, Wm
Smith, P L Grasty
Recorded: August
18, 1806
In Obedience to the
Worshipfull Court of Pittsylvania by an Order from them To us Given, we
have
convend together at the late dwelling house of Daniel Slayden Dec’d and
appraised the Estate of the said Deceast as followth:
1806 May 5
One Beadstead and
furniture,
One Do, One feather bead &
bolster, One Cotton wheel, One do do, One old flax wheel, One chest,
One Case
of Rasors & hone, One large Bottle & quart do
One Cubbard, Five
old chairs,
Five Bowls at g’d?, Some earthern ware, Some potters ware, One copper
coffe
pot, One spice Morter, 1 snuf bottle, One jug & one butter Pott,
Three
Basons, three dishes, eight plates & 7 spoons, One puter Tankard,
Six
knives & 12 forks, Fore pare shares, One sarch?, Two Small looking
glasses,
One pare sad irons, Parcel of lather, Two skillets, One dutch oven
Three pots, 2 pare
of hooks,
One frying pan, One hand Saw, One plow & colter One pare hames
& traces
One dutch plough and 2 hoes, One plough hoe, Two augurs & 2 Drawing
knives,
One chop ax , one Fro, Some old iron,
Three Bells & 2 Collars, One claw Hammer & wedge, Two Mattocks,
one
grubbing hoe, two Broad hoes, Two hilling hoes & two old hoes, One
pole ax,
One water pail & piggin, One Fat
Tub & cirn, One whip Saw, One pan handle
One jointer crow.
& Foot
Adds, 1 table & cloth, One pair of Stillards, Three raw hides, One
cythe
& cradle, One pare cards & one
candle stick, Two be hives, One Saddle & two Bridles, One Horse, 1
Small
Trunk
One old Hhd &
some Casks,
One mare, One cow & calf, One heffer, One pole ax, One pare horse
Phlems
Armica a Woman
Slave, Sillar
a Girl Do, Polley a Do Do, Phillis a Woman Slave, Billey a Boy Do
The half of a Cart
&
Steers. May the 6th 1806,
Five barrows, One Sow and Pigs, Six Gees, One Small Barrell
As Witness our
hands:
Creed Tanner,
Martin Daniel,
Samuel Walker
Recorded: September 15, 1806
1800
Feby 6th
– To
Stamp paper, cash paid James Meador, Edmund Tunstall, to the auxtioner
For
crying property, Spirits for the Sale of the hogs, Clerk of
Pittsylvania Court,
David Pannill
1801
Feby 16 – To
Stockley Turner
for R. H. & Co., to Clerk of Pittsylvania Court
Oct 19 – To William
Irby for
the Direct Tax, To Doctor James Linn, To the Sheriff of Pittsylvania
1802
Jany 1st
– To
Champness & J Terry for goods for the use of the Children, To John
Motley
for the board of Susanna Dupuy 12 months
Feby 17 – To Paid
William
Hall for Schooling Do,
To Sally W Dupuy for Goods purchased for
Susannah Dupuy
1801 (omitted) To
ditto for
bordering Polly Dupuy 12 months
1803
March – To goods
purchased
for Susanna Dupuy
May 16 - To Champ & J Terry for Do
Dec 29 – To Edmond
Fitzgerald
for board of Susannah and Polly Dupuy, To Abe Echols for Schooling both
1804
Feby 20 – To 1
Blanket, pr
shoes for Children, Goods for Susanna Dupuy
March – To Do for
Do
June 15 – To Do for
Polly
Dupuy
June 28 - To Do for Susanna Dupuy
Sept 17 –one Saddle
and
Bridle for Do
Oct 14 – To 1 pr
Silk Gloves
for Do, To Boarding Do 9 months, To Do
of Polley Dupuy 8 ½ months, To Paid Smith Lawson for Schooling
Polly, To 1
Spelling Book for Susanna Dupuy
1805
Jun 22 – To Goods
purchased
for Susanna Dupuy, to Sally Dupuy for goods for do
July 22 – To Goods
purchased
for Do
Oct 15 - To 1 pr Shoes, 1 Silver Thimble, To bord of
Susanna Dupuy to this Day, to 1 pr Shoes for Polly Dupuy, 1 Quire paper
for Do,
James M. Williams for Surveying & dividing the Land &c, to this
Sum pd
to Sundries by Mrs. Dupuy agreeable to Voucher filed.
1800
Feby 5 - By the amount of sale due 5 Aug 1801, By
James Farmer for Rent, By James Sawyers for hire of a Negro
1801 – By James
Farmer for
Rent, By James Sawyers for hire of a Negro
1802 – By Hubbard
Farmer for
Rent, Joseph Mart for hire of a Negro
1803 – By Hubbard
Farmer for
Rent, By Stewart & Sheets for hire of a agro (sic) (Negro)
1804 – By Hubbard
Farmer for
Rent, By hire of a Negro
1805 – By Hubbard
Farmer for
Rent, By Grigory Durrarn for hire of a Negro
In obedience to an
order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County Bearing
date December Court 1802 we have Stated and Settled the account
Current of the estate of John Dupuy Dec’d with Silvanus Stokes the
administrator agreeable to the within Statement Given under my hand
this 15 day
of Sept. 1806.
D Coleman, Clem’t
McDaniel, J
M Williams
Recorded: September 13, 1806
Agreeable to the
within order
we have convened together at the house of Nathan Tate Dec’d and appraised the said Estate as follows to
wit:
2 hammers, 1 Case
Knives
&c, Shoe Tax & alls, 1 Doz Flints, 1 Iron Skillet, 2 Vials
Appraised by us
this 13
October 1806
Robt Walters, Geo
Dodson, Jno
Clopton
Sworn to before me
Benj Watkins
Recorded: October 20,. 1806
The Inventory of
Nathaniel
Thackers Estate Dec’d praised by James
Hart, Elisha Burton & Alexander Mahan
One
White cow & Calf, One Red Cow & Calf, One pided Cow & Calf,
One
pided Do & Do, One Pided Heifer, One Pided Stear, One Brindle, One
Pide
Heifer, 6 Head of Sheep, One Grind stone and Iron axel, One Whipsaw,
saw, One
Box Iron and heaters, One Cross Saw, One Sorrel mare & cold (sic),
One
Sorrel mare, One pair of Stillards
Two Saws, 4 Drawer
knives, 4
Augurs, a parcel of Cooper Tools, Four Reap Hooks, A parcel of Shoe
makers Tools,
Two Boxes Lumber, One Foot Adz, One Rifle, gun, shot, pouch, horn,
¼ powder
& a small piece led, 2 pair of Sheep Shares, 4 Dishes & 8
plates, 7
Spoons, Candle Stick and Snuffers, One Hackle,
One Tin Funnel, One
pepper
Box, 6 knives and seven forks, 2 pair Cloth
shears, 3 Basons, 2 lb Steal & 15 lbs iron, Three Stone Jugs
and one
Butter pot, 3 Mugs, 2 Qurt Bottles, 1 snuff Do, 8 phials & Ticklers
1 Jug, old Brass,
pr Saddle
Bags, 1 Dutch Oven, 1 Skillet, 1 hone, 1 pot and hooks,curry comp
(sic), 1 pot,
2 pair hooks, 1 lock chain, Baking Iron & poker, One still, One
Case and 8
bottles, 7 Bee Stands, A Parcel of Casks & Tubs & hand bucket,
One
Brass Cock, 5 Casks, 1 Cask, 1 Barrel, 1 flesh fork, & Ladle, a
parcel of
water vessels, Bedstad and Cord, One Chest, 6 Chairs, One Double plated
padlock
& file, One Table, one feather Bed under Straw do & sted, 2
Sheats, 2 Blankets, Bed quilt Bolslter,
2 Pillows, One Spinning wheele, One Negro Boy Samuel, One Negro Boy
Moses, One
Negro Wench Juda,, Frank a Negro woman
12 Shoats, 2 sows & 4 pigs, one cutting knife & Box
Recorded
October 20, 1806
AC Book 4, Page 43
Wm
Williams’ Account of Sales
To the Worshipful
Court of
Pittsylvania This is to Certify the sum arising from the sale of the
personal
property of William Williams, Dec’d
Amount Sale: £7.3.2
Cash on Hand
£14.12.0
Total:
£21.15.2
Anthony Holloway
admin.
Recorded: October 20, 1806
Where as the
worshipfull
Court of Pittsylvania did at February Court last Grant an order and
appoint
Francis Cornwell, Joseph Flippin & George Cook to appraise the
personal
property of William Williams Dec’d in
compliance with the same after being Sworn we met at the House of John
Yeaman
the ninth of October 1806 and made the following appraisement to wit:
One feather Bed and
Stead, 1
chest, 1 pole ax & hilling hoe, 1 pair of money Scales, 1 Bible and
Hymn
Book, 2 History Books, 1 Slate, 1 Tin pot & Spoon, 1 Spanish
Saddle, 3
Bottles, 1 Bottle & 3 Vials
1 Ink stand, Raisor
Lancet
& Sugar box, 1 Jug, 1 Sword & knife, 1 Rundlet & Canters, 3
gimblets, Hammer nippers & shoe buckles, 1 Tin Cup, 1 Ciphering
&
Singling Book
Given under our
hand this day
and Date above Written
Francis Cornwell,
George
Cook, Joseph Flippen
Recorded: October 20, 1806
Agreeabe to an
Order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania, we have this day been Viewing the 2
tracts of
land of William Gardner, Dec’d and have
apaised the same to Three hundred and Sixty pounds Current money. Witness our hands this 23 day of
September 1806.
Henry Burwell,
Shadrack Boaz,
James Fulton
Recorded: October 20, 1806
Pursuant to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania we the Subscribers being first duly
Sworn have
appraised the personal Estate of William Mitchel, Deceased as follows
Viz:
1 Bay Mare, 1 Roan
Horse, 1
Filley, 13 Head of Hogs, 2 Sows & 7 Shoats, 3 Large Hogs, 11 Small
Do, 2
pr.Spancels, 1 Pied Cow & Bell, 1 Steer, 2 Small work Steers, 1 Red
Heifer,
1 red Brindle yearling, 2 Cows & 1 yearling, 3 calves & 2 cows,
2
yearling, 3 Sheep
36 Ducks, 1 Grind
Stone, 1
Riddle?, 1 pr Smith Tools, 1 plow share, 1 Mattock, 3 axes, 3 hoes, 3
old sythe
Blades, 1 Dung fork, 1 pitch Do, 1 coal Rake & Shovel, 1 hoe, 3
Augers, 1
hand Saw, 1 pr Crows & 1 Jointer, 2 Drawing knives & 1 Gouge, 1
plow
hoe, 1 Chisel & 1 grubing hoe, 1 pr Stillard & 1 Gun, 1 Table
& Bag
feathers, 1 Bed sted Bed & furniture, 1 Bed sted Bed &
furniture, 1 Bed
sted Bed & do, 2 Casks & 1 powdering Tub, 1 old Side Saddle, 2
Juggs
1 Flax Hackle, 1
Lanthron(sic), 1 Tea Canister, 3 pr Cards, 1 Side Leather, 1 Flax
wheel, 1Slay,
1 Counter Pane, 1 Chest, 2 Meal Bags, 2 Tea Canisters, 1 Set Tea Cups,
Saucers
& Spoons, 2 Earthen Bowls &1plate10 pewter plates , 3 Ditto
Dishes, 5
Knives & 6 forks, 1 Slate & 1 Gimblet, 1 pr Scissors & 1
earthen
plate, 2 Rasors, 2 candle sticks & 1 pr Snuffers
1 Hoan & 1
Bottle, 5
chairs, 1 cupboard, 9 Books, 1 Shoe Brush, 1 Tea Chest, 1 Wool hat, 5
hogshead
& 1 meal Tub, 3 potts, 1 Dutch oven, 1 pot Rack, 1 pr Tongs &
old pot,
1 Ladle & 1 flesh fork, 1 Candle moal & 1 Ladle, 1 Spinning
wheel, 1
Washing Tub, 1 Half Bushel & 1 Fat Tub, 2 Water Pails, 1 Loom, 1
Fat Tub
& 1 pail
1 powdering Tub, 8
Bee Gums,
4 Reap Hooks, 1 pr flat Irons, 2 pocket Books, 2 Bells, 5 Fray Irons
& 1
open ring, 2 negro Women (nothing), 1 pr money scales, 1 pr Iron
Wedges, 1 pr
compasses, 1 hand Vice & 1 chisil, 1 old pewter Bason & 3 Tin
cups, 2
Bridle Bells, 1 clevice & 1 Twisted Ring, 1 Hawmany? Pistle
2 Bridles, 1
Clevice Rod
& screw, 1 Trunk, 1 pewter Bason, 1 Churn, 1 Firken Butter, 1
Butter pott
5 pr Breaches, 1
cap, 2
coats, 1 great coat, 3 pr overalls, 5 Jackets, 1 Black Silk
Hankerchief, 2 pr
Gloves,
1 Linen shirt, 3
cotton Ditto, 2 pr Yurn Stockings, 1 pr
thread Ditto, 1 pr Silver Sleeve Buttons,
1 Silver
breast Buckle, 1 Frow, 1 Habit & apron, 1 Ditto
& Ditto, 1 Hat, 1
handkerchief, 1 apron, 8 caps, 1 Bonnet & 1 cloak, 1 Gown, 1 pr
yurn
Stockings, 2 pr cotton do, 1 pr
Pockets, 1 pr Silver Shoe Buckles, 1 Bunch of Fillets
Total:
£166.14.5
November 15th, 1806
John Witcher,
Pleasant Fears,
George Benaugh
Recorded: November 17, 1806
Agreeable to an
order of the
Worshipfull Court of Pittsylvania
directed us, we the Commissioners have proceeded to appraise the
property of
Edward Robertson Dec’d as Was in the hands of Mary Amy, his widow. To Will one Negro man Slave Cotter and known
by the name of Joshua and we consider him to be worth four Hundred
Dollars
current money 12th Dec 1806.
Jennings Thompson,
James
Soyars, Joseph Richards
Recorded: December 15, 1806
The following is an
account
of Sales the Estate of John Craddocks Estate 28 November 1805
Samuel Pannill 1
Horse
Capt John Ward 1
mare
Ruben Hubbard 1 Dish And Cradle
George Dejarnate foot ads, 1 Taper Bit, Shock
Langhorn Scruggs 1 Howel
Grose Scruggs 1
crose
Thomas Collins 1
howel
Capt John Ward 1
Chisal
Greose Scruggs 1
drawing nife
Samuel Pannill 1 pr
Coopers
compasses
Capt John Ward 1
Drawing nife
William Clark 1
Hand Saw
Thomas Collins 2
round Shaves
Drury Scruggs 1
Curry Comb
John Douglas 1 pr
Sheap Shers
Thomas Collins 2
Stirrip(sic)
Irons
Grose Scruggs 1
Hogshead
Jointers
Edward Douglas 1
Broad Ax
Robert Bumpass 1 Pole ax
Drury Scruggs Sen 1
mattock
To
1 Do
Capt John Ward 1
Grubing Hoe
Andrew McHaney 1 Hoe
Drury Scruggs 1 Bell
John Douglas 2 Bells
Andrew McHaney Sen
3 hilling
Hoes
Thomas Collins 1
Soop Spoon
Cap John Ward 1
Weeding hoe
Langhorn Scruggs 1
pole ax
Nathan Batterton 1
do do
Stephen Dove 1 Froe
Samuel Pannill 5
Sheep and
Bell
William Worsham 1
Boar
Langhorn Scruggs 1
Sow And
pigs
Ann Craddock 5
Barrows
Samuel Pannill 1
Black Cow
To 1 Brown Do and Calf
Ann Craddock 1 cow
and calf
Samuel Pannill 1
yearling
Enock Organ 1 Shock
oats
Ann Craddock 1 cock
Blades
Drury Scruggs 1
Blade Stack
Capt John Ward 1 Do
Do
Thomas Collins 1
Stack tops
and Shucks
Ann Craddock 30
Barrels Corn
To 5
Do
Do
Thomas Collins 3
½ Barrels
corn
John Douglas 4 Gees
Drury Scruggs 1
table
Andrew McHaney 1 flax Wheel
Thomas Scruggs 6
chairs
Ann Craddock 1 larg
pot
Do
Do 1 Piggin
Robert Bumpass parcel puter
Ann Craddock Do
Do
To 1 Loom
To 1 Dutch oven
To 1 Pot and 1
hoocks (sic)
Thomas Collins parcel raw hides
Ann Craddock 1
Washing Tub
To 1 chist
Ann Craddock 1
feather bed
and furniture
Andrew McHaney 1 Jug
Benjamin Waller 1 Do
Joshua Baber 2
chiers
Ann Craddock 2 do do
George Dejarnate 1
Slay
Andrew McHaney 1 Do
Ann Craddock 1 Slay
To 1 meal Chist
To 1 skillet
George Dejarnate 1
pr flat
Irons
Daniel Glass 1
holter chair
Andrew McHaney 2
Decanters
Drury Scruggs 1
Dish, 1 Bole
William Craddock 1
Butter pott
To 1 coffee mill
Andrew McHaney 1 Jug
John Turner 1
Slate, Lead
pencil
Ann Craddock 1
looking Glass
Benjamin Waller 2
pr cards
Thomas Collins 1
Book
John Lester 1 bible
Andrew McHaney Sen
1 Book
John Turner 1 Book
Elebeth Craddock 1
coffee Pot
Abraham Black 1
mans Saddle
George Dejarnate 1
Brok
Bottle
To 1 pare Horse
fleams
Wm Craddock 3
Sasers, 2 cups,
3 Spoons
William Worsham 1
tin sugar
Box
To 1 Dish
William Craddock 1
Tin
Cannister
To 1 Grind Stone
Thomas Collins 1
Set Knives
and forks
Langhorn Scruggs 4
tin cups
Thomas Collins 1
Bason
To 3 Vials
To 1 Bed &
furniture
To
Do do
Langhorn Scruggs 1
Pewter
Dish
Total:
£134.5.2
Thomas Collins Admr.
Recorded: December 15, 1806
The property of
Mathew Bates
Dec’d Sold by the administrator. The
first Day of October 1805 & October 1806 each sale a 15 months
credit
Thomas Jones 1
Silver watch
William Irby 1 Horse
1801
To Cash paid Jacob
Sanders, Higginbotham & Company,
David Panill, Sam. Irvin, John Wimbush, William Linzy, John Stamps
Dos?,
William Wimbush, Thos. & E Jones, Armstad Shelton
Total:
£45.13.6
To cash paid for
Clerks
Ticket at Sundries, Thos B Jones on accompt of British Debt, Thos B Jones, to ditto pd John Adams for
crying the Sales, for Spirits at Defferent
Sales
Total:
£63.16.52
1801
By cash Received of
Sam.
Irvin Lynchburg, Wm Woodson, Crop of Tobacco 1800, Thos. Lintecomb
Total:
£117.1.9
The Estate of
Matthew Bates
Decd Dr in acct. with David Nowlin administrator
To amount of money
paid away
as pr page 3 £63.16.5 ½
To boarding,
Clothing,
Schooling 5 Children from Xmas 1800 to Xmas 1806. The
raising. Feeding & Cloathing 2 Little Negro Children
included. £240.0.0
To an allowance for
raising
Horses £53.6.1
Balance: £726.19.1
Money & Bonds
in the
hands of the Executor £369.7.6 ½
Mrs.Nowlin, late
Widow of Mr
Bates 1/3 part £123.2.6
The childrens Part £246.5.0 ½
Cr
By cash received as
pr Page
4 £117.1.9
By amt of Sales as
pr Pages 1
& 2 £208.8.4
By amt of Corn,
Cotton ,
Flax, Brandy, Rye, Hogs amounted to £61.0.0
Which Were
appraised but made
use of before the Sales
By the Hire of the
Children’s
part of the Negroes & the Interest of their money from Xmas 1800 to
Xmas
1806 £240.0.0
Balance: £726.10.1
In obedience of the
Annexed
Order of Court we have Settled & adjusted the acct. Current of the Estate of Matthew Bates Decd with David
Nowlin adminstrator and find a Balance of £246.5.0 ½ due
The Children of the
said Matthew by the Administrator after deducting the Sum of
£123.2.6 for the
Widow’s Part. We have also allotted to
Mary B Nowlin late Widow Lewis Dicey as
her Dower of the Slaves . We have allotted
the administrator the above Sum of
£53.6.1 because of the Horses then a Colt was appraised to
7.10 &
sold for £30.0.6. 3 pounds more that be were sold
were foal’d after the appraisements and that it is right not to
Charge the articles made use of out of
the Crop made 1800 as we considered his charge for raising the Children
to have
been very moderate.
Isaac Coles, Allen
Womack,
John Adams
Recorded: January 19, 1807
Agreeabe to an
Order of the
Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed, we the Subscribers being first
Sworn have
appraised the Estate of Capt Charles Williams Decd This 20th
Day of
Decem 1805 to Wit:
Jacob a Negro man,
Samuel Do
Do, Dick Do Do, Gabriel Do
Do, George Boy, Peter , Do,
Sary wench,
Phibby Do, Milley Do, Little Sary girl, Judy Do, Pigg Do, Henry Do
1 Bay Horse, 1 Mare
&
colt, 1 Horse, 1 Do,
2 Steirs, 1 Heifer, 3 Cows, 2 Do, 1 Bull
& Heifer, 2 yearlings, 1 Bull Cow & Calf, 1 Steir & Heifer,
3 cows,
1 yearling & cow
2 yearlings, 1 cow
& 2
Heifers, 1 Do, 1 Steir, 1 Cow & Calf, 8 head Sheeps, 8 fatning
Hoggs, 15
sml Hogs,
1 sow, 1 Waggon
& 4 pr
Gair, 4 old Hogsds, 1 Grind Stone, 25 Geese, Pewter Queens ware Copper
Skillet,
Bottles qt jarrs, Qurt Jugg & Sad Irons, 1 Case with 10 Bottles, 1
Pine
Table, 1 old Desk,
1 Black Walnut
Table, 1 old
Chest
1 large B. W.
Chist, 2 Shot
Guns, 1 Bedstead & furniture, 2
Do Do
complete, 1 Do Do, 1
Do
Do,
1 old flax wheel, 3
Sythes
& 2 cradles, 3 plows & Stocks, 1 pr Sheep Shears & nippers,
5 axes
& Hammer, 11 Hoes, 2 Grubing hoes, froe & 3 wedges
1 foot adz, 1 pr
Steelyards
& 3 R Hooks, 1 Drawing Knife, hand saw, 2 Gimblets, 1 Chizel,
Coopers adge
& auger, 1 X cut saw, 1 old pit saw
Do, 3 Rat traps & 1 Hog crose, 12 tight casks & 1 Hogs
head,
2 Runlets, 2
Churns, 2 large
wheels, 1 Cutting Box & Knife, 4 Potts, 1 Dutch oven & Skillet,
1 wash
Tub, 3 Piggins & 1 Churn, 1 weaving Loom, 2 pr Harnesses & 3
Slays, 3
Bee Stands, 9 Cheirs, 2 Powdering tubs & 1 Hogs’d, 2 wheet sheaves,
140
Barrels Corn, parcel Taned Leather, Decanter pitcher, looking glass
&
tumbler, Water Pail & Stand, 1 Side Saddle, 1 mans Do, 250 lbs Seed
Cotton,
7 lbs Picked Do, 1 Chamber Pot, Hackled flax, 20 Bushels wheat Tops, Blades & husks, 1 sml Stack of oats,
5858 lbs Tobacco prised & parsell’d
Total:
£1313.7.8
P. Wilson, William
Astin, Geo
Adams, Jno Wilson, Appraisers
Recorded: January 19, 1807
December 31, 1803
agreeable
to an order of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed we
Wm Smith,
Wm Dove & Wm Lewis Jr being first Sworn have proceeded to appraise
the
Estate of Robert Bruce Decd as follows:
1 Pided Heepher, 1
black cow
& yearling & Bull, 1 Bed Bedstead Cord & Mat, 1 Bed, Bed Stead Cord & Mat, 1 pair Bed
Blankets, 1 Iron Kettle Damaged & Hooks, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 Hand Saw,
1 Plow Hoe, 1
Grubing Hoe, 1
Bell, 1 Straw Knife & Box, 1 pr Haymes & traces, 1 pine table,
1 pr Sad Irons, 1
Raw Hide
Total:
£16.15.6
William Smith,
William Dove,
William Lewis Jr
Sam’l Pannill
administrator
A
List of Debts due the Estate of Robt Bruce Decd
Wm Smith &
Thomas Gransty £20.5.5 ¾
Money lying in the
hands of
David Pannill & not appropriated by him
£8.4.8 ¼
Sam’l Pannill admr.. £28.10.2
The Following is a
List of
the Sale of Robert Bruce Dec’d December 31, 1803 accounting the Sum of
Thirteen
Pounds 18/8 as Below Ward Bruce gave his bond for 1 Horse which he
traded away
Supposed to belong to the Estate
Sam’l Yeatts
To 1 Pided Heepher,
1 cow
yearling & 1 bull
Lucy Bruce
To 1 Bed, Bed Stead
Cord & mat
Betsy Bruce
To 1 Bed, Bed Stead
Cord
& mat
Polly Mustaine
To 1 pr Bed
Blankets, 1 pr
Sad Irons, 1 pine table
Jos Mays jr.
To 1 Iron Skillet
& Hooks
Damaged
1 Bell
Champion Mays
To 1 pr Haymes
& traces
Thomas Bruce
To 1 Straw Knife
& Box
Henry Gosney
To 1 grub’g hoe,
& plow
hoe
Eliza. Mays
To 1 cotton wheel
1 cow hide Executed
by
Sheriff for taxes
1 Hand Saw Executed
by
Sheriff for note
Sold by me Sam’l Pannill Admr.
Recorded: February 16. 1807
AC
Book 4, Page 61
Ro.
Bruce Account Current
1804
Dr Estate of Robert Bruce in account with
Samuel Pannill, Admr.
May 22 – To cash
$1.40.2
Clerks ticket £0.8.4 1/2
July 17 – amount of
Debt to
Estate of David Pannill per rect.
£10.11.10
July 26 - Cash paid William Dove per his account &
Rect. £1.10.0
Novem 22 – Cash
paid Polley
Mustain in part her Claim entered on back a Bond in her possession 19th
June £1.2.0
Decem 4 – Cash paid
Polley
Mustain pr Rect. £20.1.0
1805
Deduct for our
Charge £1.20.0
January 2 – Cash
Paid Wm Dove
1 Days Service appraising Estate per Receipt
£0.3.0
1807
Jan 7 - To 5 pr
cent
commistion on receiving £43.8.2 ½
Add Ward Bruce’s
Bond ren’d
him as per Contra £10.10.0, 5 pr cent on this amt. Rec’d &
negotiated
£2.13.9
Bal due the Estate
of R Bruce
£6.18.4
1804
January 17 - By cash Received of Wm Smith & Thos
Grasty per Wm Ssmith £10.2.5,
Apr 28 – Cash pr Do
Do £10.2.11 ¼
May 22 – Cash pd
David
Pannill in his life time from Thos Grasty & W. Smith
£8.4.8 ¼
Novem 22 – Cash
Received of
Polley Mustain per Wm Dove in full loan Due in full of her note
Rendered Wm
Dove who was Secy.
1805
August 21 – Cash
£0.13.6
1806
Febarury 19 – Cash
Received
of Samuel Yates in full his note & Int.
£8.13.0
July 22 – Cash
Received of
Thos Bruce in full his note per Francis Chumney, Constable, Do of Do for Int on Do, Do of Elizabeth
Mayes pr Do for Note, Do of Do for Int on Do, Do of Champness Mayes per
Do for
note, Do for Do for Int on Do, Do of Joseph Mayes jr per Do for note,
Do of do
for Int on Do, Ward Bruce Note for £10.10.0 Rendered him by order
of legatees
November - Cash Received of Lucy Bruce for her note
rend’, Do of do for Int on Do, Do Receiv’d of Elizabeth Bruce for her
note
Rend’. Do of Do for Int. on Do, Receiv’d per Francis Chumney, Constable
Total:
£43.8.3 ½
By Balan due per
Debit
£6.18.4
In Obedience of an
Order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed bearing date
April
Court 1806 to us directed we Samuel
Stone, William Lewis Son of Charles and Zachs. Lewis have examined the
account
Current of Samuel Pannill Admr. of
Robert Bruce Dec’d and the Vouchers produced before us agreeable
to the
Charges on the within account and find a balance due the said Robert
Bruce
Dec’d of Six pounds, Eighteen Shillings & 4p. Given
under our hands this 2nd Day of January
1807.
Samuel Stone,
William Lewis,
Zas. Lewis
Recorded: February
16, 1807
Andrew Cottrill In
Account
for William Beavers
1803
January 1 - To Expences at Sundry times at my house, to
amount your Bond to Claiborn Settled
for, To amount of Ann Cottrills acct vs you as proved before Wm
Wilkinson, To
account James Colquhoun’s account vs
you, To amount James Givins account vs you Proved before Wm Beaveers,
To cash
paid Sheriff for you by me per Receipt, To amount your account with Wm
Wright
proved before Capt. Beavers, To George Shelton for Sundries per accot.
# 2. To
Sundry Smiths work done at Thos Wilkinson’s proved before Wm Wilkinson,
to cash
paid George Shelton officer for fees where was Cash in Warranting, To
Eppy
Boothe paid for you To Claerks Ticketts
Total:
£44.14.8
To Expenses in
Keeping the
Stud horse before he was Sold 99 Days
To Commissioner on
Property
Sold 5 P. Cent.
Total:
£53.7.11
Cr
By
amount Sale your property to wit:
1 Grey Stud Horse,
1 cow
10 Blls. corn
money collected
from Prewet
By this Sum Charged
George
Shelton
Due Capt Beavers
Deduct 3p Per Day
for Keeping
the Horse
Due Capt Beavers
In Obedience to an
Order to
us directed by Pittsylvania December Court we have exmined the accounts
current
between Andrew Cottrill & William Beavers & find
the balance above Stated to be Just in
favour of William Beavers. Given under
our hands this 2nd Day of February 1807.
Alex Brown, James
Soyars,
George Robertson
Recorded: February
16, 1807
Dr.
The Estate of George Sutherlin Dec’d In
account Current with Thomas & Adams Sutherlin.
1804
Janay - To Cash pd Shff for Clerks Tickets
Oct – Ditto pd Do
Feby – Ditto
Surveyor of
Pittsylvania
June -
Ditto Shff of Ditto
1805
Feby – Ditto Ditto for Clerks Ditto
March – Ditto Ditto for Clerk District Court
Jany -
Ditto pd Carter Mickleberry per
note proven
1804 Ditto pd Shff
for Clerk
Pittsylvania
Nov – Ditto pd
Ditto Tickets
1805
Aug – Ditto pd Ditto
Ditto
Feby – Ditto pd
Ditto
March – Ditto pd
Ditto
Aug – Cash pd Shff
for Clerks
tickets
1807 – Do pd Ditto
for Do
Smiths Cost
Januy 7 – Ditto pd
John
Wilson per rect.
Januy 10 – Ditto Wm
Beavers
per acct.
1806 Cash lent
George
Sutherlin by Thos Sutherlin June 13th
98, Copy of the Will, Ditto of Settlement
Feby 2 – Cash pd
Robt Wynne
Dr per his rept., Ditto pd James Sutherlin as per his acct., Ditto Do
Do Do, Ditto pd Robt
Mickleburrough his account, Ditto Adams
Sutherlin his acct. proved
Current acct.
rendings by
John Sutherlin
This sum allowed
John
Sutherlin for his Services administrator
Amount
acct. Rend’d by George Sutherlin
This Sum allowed
George
Sutherlin his Services as adm.
Cash pd Absalam
McDaniel for
the Sum alow’d him by the Will
Ditto pd George
Sutherlin for
bed left him in will
To this Sum for
Negroes that
was will to the Legatees of George Sutherlin, Dec’d
agreeable to his
will &
which was Sold by the administrators.
1 Bond put in the
hands
of W Clark attorney at law & made
use of by the sd Clark
To Thomas Sutherlin
for his
Serv’ for acting as Executor
To Adams Sutherlin
for his
Services as Executor
Cash paid John
Sutherlin his
part in full per his recipt
Do
pd George Sutherlin per his recipt
Ditto pd William
Sutherlin
per rect.
Ditto pd James
Sutherlin per
rect.
Ditto pd John Givin
Per ricpt
Ditto pd Rob
Mickleburrough
per reipt
Ditto pd Absalum
McDaniel per
recpt
Ditto pd William
Smith per
rept
Ditto pd Thomas
Sutherlin
Ditto pd Adam
Sutherlin
1805
May 18 – By account
Sales
made by the administrators on October 10 & December 6th
1803
By cash Rec’d pf
Geo
Sutherlin for Debt On the Estate
By amount of Sales
made by
the Executors
In Pursuance of an
Order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania county to us directed we have this
day met
and Settled the account Current of Thomas Sutherlin and Adams Sutherlin
Exec.
of George Sutherlin Dec’d with the estate of sd George Sutherlin Dec’d
and find
the above account, as stated by us to be correct agreeable to the
Vouchers to
us produced and that the balance of one hundred and Sixty eight pounds,
Seventeen Shillings and Six Pence, one farthing is due the sd Excts.
from the
sd Estate. February the 16, 1807
Rich’ Jones, James
D Patton,
Nath’l Wilson
Recorded: February 16, 1807
Account of Sale of
the Estate
of John Wilson, Dec’d
One Shot Gun, one
mans
Saddle, One Sett of Waggon huhs with Irons, One Sett of Do with Ditto,
Three Horse Bells,
chains,
Sundries old Irons, Iron, One Cutting knife & Steel, 2 collers, One
old
Cutting Knife, One Negro Woman, One Negro woman, Five Books, One Pair
Saddle
bags, one bed & furniture, One walnut Table, one cupboard &
ware, 9
chairs, pine table, three raw hides, Shovel & Tongus, 2 old guns
James Wilson, John
Wilson,
Henry Wilson: Exors
Recorded: April 20, 1807
In obedience to an
Order of
the Worshipfull Court of Pittsylvania we the appraisers being first
Sworn do
appraise the Estate of John Wilson,
Dec’d and return an Inventory thereof to the Court as follows:
One Negro man, One
Negro man,
One negro Woman, one Negro girl, One Negro Woman, One feather Bed &
furneture , 2 old Chests, Shovell & tongs, one Shott gun, 1 walnut
Table, 1
pine Ditto, 2 old Guns, 9 Chairs, one cupboard & the Contents, 6
Books,
augers, Chisells & drawing knives, 1 Saddle, 3 Dutch plows, 4
colters, old
Waggon Irons, 1 lock chain, Barr Iron 4 Iron Wedges, 2 Barr Shear
plows, 2
cutting knives, 6 Horse Bells, 5 pole axes, 4 hilling hoes, , 3 Seyths,
Cradle,
1 Grind Stone, Horse Geers, Iron Kettle, 2 Polls & one Scillett,
pewter
& knives & forks, 1 Pair Saddle
bags, Stilyards & Hammer, One pitt saw,
1 grid Iron, 4 flesh forks & Ladle, 3 Grubing hoes, one bay
mare, 18
head of hogs, 10 head Cattle, 30 head of Gees, one yoke Steirs, one
Cart, 4
reap hooks, 1 pr Stilyards, 10 head
sheep, 1 set of Razers & strap, one flax Hackle, Three Raw cow hides
Total:
£604.1.0
Samuel Walker,
Royal King,
Peyton King
Recorded: April 20, 1807
Mrs
Pannill’s Dower Negroes were Valued by us to viz: £415
Dean £120, David £45, Prew £60, Milly
£90, Sally £75,
Kiah £10, Frederick £15Griffith Dickinson, Vincent Shelton,
Isaac Coles
Pittsylvania Janury
1 1807
We have in
Obedience to the
above Order lay’d off & allotted to
Bethenia Pannill widow of David Pannill Dec’d her dower of the Slaves
of said
Decedant to wit Dean, David, Prew, Milly, Sally, Kiah & Frederick
Griffith Dickenson,
Vincent
Shelton, Isaac Coles
Recorded: April 20, 1807
In obedience to an
Order of
Pittsyva’ Court February 1807 we the appraisers to wit:
Creed Tanner, Jackson Walters and William
Ragland have conven’d to the appointed
house of Henry Ford Deceas’d on the 19th Day of February
1807 and
after being qualified do report as follows, viz:
1 Bed bedsted &
furniture, 1 Do Ditto & Ditto, 1
Bed stead & parcel feathers, 2
barrells Seed Cotton
1
Hamper & pick Cotton, pees & veseles, 1 bag of Cotton, 1 Side
Saddle, 2
old Barrells & Salt, 1 weir Sive, 1 bag flax old & plunder, 1
Shott
Gun, 1 Crib Bridle, 3 books, 1 Walnut Table, 1 pale, 1 Chest, 1 looking
Glass,
6 chirs, 1 Sad Iron, 1 Candle Stick, 1 pr Shiers & Tribet, 1 sml
blue
baskit & its Contents, 1 cruit, 1 Lott knives & forks, 1 sml
Bell, 1
Steel trap, 1 Decanter, crewit, Tumble, dram glass, & salt seller,
2
Gimblets & file, 1 pitcher, 1 qt bottle, 5 Earthern plates, Coffee
Ware, 1
Tin Pepper box & file, 1 Tin Tumbler, 1 old Table, 1 flax wheel, 1
Tub &
piggon, 1 large Iron pott, 1 Hackle, 1oven, 1 pott & skillet, 2
pott Racks,
1 pott & 2 pott Hooks, 2 Spinning wheels, 3 pr Cot. Cards, 1 Tub, 1
Piggen,
1 Case & 2 Razors, parcel pewter, 1 Tin coffee, 1 copper Teas
Kittle, 1
Shovell, 4 plow hoes, 5 hilling Hoes, 3 Weeding Ditto, 3 Grubbing
Ditto, 4 pole
& 1 bro’d ax,
1 X Cut Saw, 1
coller, 1 lock
Chain, 3 pr. Chain traces, 1 pr. Stilyards, 3 pr. Swingle
trees
4 pr. Hames, 1
cutting Knife,
10 Wedges, 2 Drawing Knives, 1 Hand Saw, 6 Chesells, 1 Clivis & 2
Iron
Pins, 4 augers, 2 Gouges, 2 Hammers & 1 Taper bell, 5 Horse Sheers,
3
Bridle bells, 2 plains & Stock, 1 hdg’d croze, 3 Sythes &
Cradle, 2
britch bands & 3 Collars, 2 mans Saddles, 1 bridle, 5 Sheep Skins
& pr.
Ps.Lethers, 1 Half Bushell, 2 reap Hooks, 1 Trumpitt & part of reap
Hook, 3
raw hides,
40 Barrels Corn, 24
½ Bus
wheat, 1 Grind Stone, 1 ox cart, 1 Cutting Box, 2000 lb oats, 450 lbs
fodder in
the Granery, Parcel Straw, 1 Grey Colt, 1 Sorrell Colt, 1 bay mare, 1
Grey
Ditto, 1 Bay Horse, 410 lbs Bacon, 26 lbs Fatt, 3
butter potts, 2 Jugs, 2 Bags, 4 Tubbs, 2 Sifters & bred
tray, 1 Chirn, 3 Casks,
1 Emp HH’d, 1 Hdd.,
2 Ditto,
4 Ditto, 1 Tub, 1 Cow & yearling, 1 Do, 1 Do & Calf & Bell,
1 Do,
1 Bull, 1 Cow &
Calf, 1
Hefier, 1 Ditto, 1 Cow, 1 Do, 1 Heffer, 1 Cow & Calf, 1 Steer, 24
Gees,
15 Sheep & 9
lambes, 21
Hogs, 1 Top Stack, 1 Heffer yearling
Negro Will, Ditto
Betty,
Ditto Lucy , Ditto boy Charles
Feby the 27 1807
Negro Edy, Ditto
Allen, 1500
lbs of Fodder, 1200 lbs Tobo, One ox ring & Staple, Stack of Shucks,
Foot adds & 1
Clevis, 1
Fro & 1 howel, one Hone, 4 Slays, One old muskit
Total:
£711.6.0
Creed Tanner,
William
Ragland, Jackson Walters
Recorded: April 20, 1807
We
the apprasers of the Estate of William Mitchell Dec’d do apprase the
Balance of
the Estate as follows:
Three Sides of
Lether, One
Sow & five Shots, 25 Chickings & Six pence, 1 small hammer, One
pair of
Specticles, One Cuting Box & Knife, One Hogg
Peter H Clark,
Executor,
Pleasant Phares, John Witcher
Recorded: May 18, 1807
The Estate of
Thomas Martin
Dec’d In Acct. Current with Leonard Dove, Exor.
1800 – To cash Flk
Pitt per
Ticket
1801 – Ditto Ditto
Ditto Elisha
Williamson
Constable per acct. recpt., John Thrusher’s Witness to prove Thos
Martins Will
per order & rect., Ditto for Stamp Paper to appraise the Estate of
Thomas
Martin Dec’d
1802 - Ditto paid
Net Amount
Constable pr Rect., amount of your Execution
account against your Testator
1807 – Cash paid
William
Tunstall Clk pr Ticket
June 13 – Services
of
attending the Sale and collecting as below.
Bala’ due the
Estate of T
Martin, Dec’d £49.6.6
1800
Oct -
By amount your Execors. Purchase at Sale
Edm’d Bingham Do
Thomas Simpson Sen
Ditto
James Famborugh Ditto
Milley Martin Ditto
Thomas Simpson jr Ditto
James Love Ditto
Burdet Roach Ditto
William Simpson Ditto
Samuel Yeatts Ditto,
Jesse Kesee Ditto
John Simpson Do
Cash rec’d for 2
Cream Potes,
1 bottle & Basket
Cash rec’d of
Elijah Cundiff
For 9 Barrels Corn which he owed
Ditto rec’d of
Elisha Cundiff for his note
Memo’ Livicey
Martin’s bond
of £4.17 for her purchasen at sale is not yet collected
In obedience to an
Order of
the Worshipfull Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed we have
Examined
the account Current of the Estate of Thomas Martin Dec’d
and Leonard Dove, Exor. And the Vouchers
produced before us, we find the balance due the said Estate of Eighteen
pounds,
thirteen Shillings and Eight pence.
Given under our hands this 13th Day of June 18
Hundred and
Seven.
Nathan Glenn, Wm
Smith,
William H Stone
Recorded: June 15,
1807
Pittsylvania
County, we the apprasurs met agreeable
to us Order of Court was maid for the apprasement of George Herndon
Dec’d
Estate and after being first Sworn we
Proceeded as followeth
To One Horse, To
One Cherry
Chest, To one Cherry Do Do, To one Bed & Bedstead & furniture,
To one
Bed Do
Do, To one Bed Do
Do, To two bed & bed Sted Do,
To two colter wheels, To four pare of
Cards, To two flax wheeles, To three Irons & one Spice Morter, To
Elevin
Chiars, To three Tables,
To one Cash &
bottle, To
Puter of Sundarys Sorts, To five tin Cups, To Six Knives & nine
folks, To
four Water Vessels & two trays, To one coffee mill, To Pots &
two Dutch
ovens & two Skillets
To Earthen Ware of
Sundry
Sorts, To three Glasses & one Jack & one funnel, To one Gun
& one
pare Sillard, To one Lanton & four Boks & one Trumpet, To one
woman
Saddle & one Grid Iron, To Earthen pots & two Slays, To one
Negro Woman
& Child
The hole amount:
£208.13.8
Peyton Graves, David
Vance, Wm Witcher Executor, Richard Burnett
George Herndon Decd
Joseph Tolar
Recorded: June
15, 1807
1803
Octob 20 – An Inventory of a
balance of property of the Estate of Gabr’l Shelton Dec’d which was not
appraised the first Day to Wit:
Parcel of Flax, Do Blades, Corn Suppos’d to be 34 barrels, Parcel leather, 1 CowHide raw, Parcel fodder , Do Rye Supplos’d to be 10 Bushels, Do Rye in Stacks, 1 oat Stack, 1 Stack Tops and Sucks (sic) within same, 1 old Sythe & Cradle, Parcel Seed Cotton out for B. Shel. G., Beverley Shelton’s part of Cotton
Henry Kay, Thos Payne, Beverley Shelton
Recorded: June
16, 1807
Inventory & appraisement of the Estate of
John
Stockton, Dec’d
1 Bureau & Candle Stand, 1
Folding table, 1 Square Do, 8 Split bottom Chairs, 2 large Trunks, 2
Small
Do, 1 Desk, book case &
Books, 1 large Folding C. Table & 1 Square Do, 1 Cupboard & its
Contents
1 Square Walnut table, 6 Windsor Chairs, 6 Split Bottom Do , 2 Fire Skreens, 2 looking Glasses, 1 Shott Gun (Bursted), 1 tea Tin (large), 12 Cloke Pins, 4 Silk Embroidered Pictures, 6 Prints in frames,
2 Crpetts, 1 Bed & furniture, 1 Do & Do & Stead, ! Womans Saddle, 2 Split bottom chairs, 1 Tin Trumpet & 1 Reel, 1 Square Pine table, 1 Bed & furniture &c, 1 Do & Do &c, 1 Do & Do, 1 Do Do, 1 Do Do, 2 Beds
6 Setts Window Curtains & 1 mantle Cloth, 1 Band Box, 8 Sheets & 4 new Counter Pens, 2 Worked Counterpanes fring’d, 1 bed quilt & 1 Counter pain, 1Bed quilt not finished hexegon Work,
Part suit Bed curtains, 3 table Covers, 6
furniture
Do, 3 Pair bed blankets, Kitchen furniture,
2 Cotton wheels, 2
flax Do, 1
Sorrel mare Colt, 1 Bay mare Do, 1 Bay
Horse Do, 1 Bald Eagle Horse,
1 large bay mare, 1 Dark Horse, 1 Do do, 1 Brown mareColt, 1 Bay Colt, 1 X cut
Saw & 1 Pit Do,
1 X cut Saw & 2 Hand Do, 1 large Still, 1 Small Do, 11 head Sheep, 1 Grind Stone, 1 Riding Chair Harness
1 cuting box & knife, 1 Waggon &
Gears, 1 old
Do & 2 pair Breeches, 1 pair cart wheels
3 ploughs &c, 3
Cotton Do
&c, 1 Sett Black Smith’s tools, 50 lbs Iron In Parcels, 1 bar Share
Plough
&c, 1 Small Do Do, 1 Pair Stylards, 40 lbs old Iron, 19 Hhds. &
Casks,
1 Small Steal Trap, 1 Crow Bare, 1 large Bell, 1 large Bell, 31 head
hogs, 1
Hackle, 3 Tin Funnels & 3 brass cocks, 3 Waggon Boxes, 3 Broad axes
&
one froe, 1 Sett Irons for Cutting mill Stones, 6 Hilling hoes & 6
Grubing
Do,
6 axes, 1 pair Iron
Wedges,
Carpenters tools, 5 old Shovels & 11 Reap hooks, 1 Parcel Tobo., 1
Ditto
Bill for 1649 lbs Iron, 3 Cows & yearlings, 1 Stear & 2 work
Bulls, 1
Heifer, 1 Cow & 2 yearlings,
1 Pair Saddle bags, 1 Negro Woman Milley, 1 “
Man Harry, 1 “
Charles, 1
“ Jack, 1 “ Harry,
1 Boy Nero, 1 Woman Tiller & Child
Amanda, 1 “
Cabel, 1 “
Dorcas, 1 Girl
Chaney, 1 “ Mary,
1
“ Lucey, 2 Boys
Hallaway & Ned, 1 pewter, 2 Potts, omitted, 1 Cow & Calf, 1
Sow, five
Shoats,
5 Small pigs, 1
large Pott
& Skillet, An account against Edward Popejay for rent, 1 Trunk, 1
Bed &
furniture, 1 Bed Do Do, 1 Bed Quilt
& 1 Counter Pane, 1 Pair Sheets, 1 Worked Counter Paine,
1 Negro Girl Phillis
Total:
£1830.15.10
We the undersigned
being
first duly Sworn agreable to an Order of the Worshipful Court of
Pittsylvania
County have appraised all the Personal Estate of John Stockton Dec’d
Shown to
us by the admrs. Of the said John
Stockton, Dec’d as Stated above. Given
under Our hands & Seals this 18th Day of July 1807.
Jas. Hopkins,.
Caleb Hundley,
Nich’ Parrish
Recorded: July 20, 1807
The
Estate of Preston Gilbert Dec’d In
account current with John Gilbert, Exor.
1806
Jany 1 – Paid the
Estate of
Patrick Henry For rent of long Island
Paid the Sheriff
Tax &c
per Rect. Granted Rich’d H Luck per. Rect, Joseph East per. Ditto,
Rich’d H
Luck per Ditto, Oliver White per Ditto, Wm Brown & Co. Do, H. Davis
&Co. per. Do, H. Davis &Co per.
Do, Allen Thurman, Mitchell M. Gallion. Clerks Ticket,
Do
Do, I A Wayne J M Gordon, Chas. Hodges, for 2 tobo notes, Philip Payne
for 4 Barrels Flour which paper in Superfine, for Services rendered.
Total:
£83.8.0
Balance Due the
Estate: £34.18.10
Total:
£118.6.10
By amt. Of Sales & the Tobacco & wheat
sold: £118.6.10
Balance due per
Debit: £34.18.10
Agreeable to an
Order from
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania
County to us directed, we have proceeded and settled the acct. Currant
of Preston Gilbert, dec’d
with John Gilbert Exor. And find a balance
due the Estate of £34.18.10. Given
under our hands this 13th Day June 1807.
Rich’d H Luck,
Harden Chick,
John Luck
Recorded: July 21, 1807
In obedience to an
Order made
by the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed for the
appraisement of
the Estate of Crispin Shelton, Dec’d we appraised as followth to Witt: May 12th 1807
1 Negro Man Gruff,
1 Do Do
Castelleo, 1 Do Do Major, 1 Do Boy Patrick, 1Do Do
Stuart, 1 Do do Billy, 1 Do Do West, 1 Do
Woman Luce, 1 Do Do Phillis, 1 Do Do Lydia, 1 Do Do Aggy, 1
Do Girl Sally, 1 do Do Stella, 1 Do Do Jenney
1Bay Horse, 1
sorrel Ditto, 2
Roan colts, 5 head Sheep, 13 head Cattle, 17 Ditto Hogs, 1 Ox Cart,
1 Grind Stone, 1
wheel
bearing, 1 Harrow Iron Tooth, 3 Plow hoes, 8 Hilling Hoes, 4 Colters,
4 axes, 1 Broad ax,
, 1 Hand
Saw, 4 Screw Augers, 3 chizzels, 1 Jointer, Bill and Stock, 5 plain Do
Do, 1 Smoothing plain, 2 Drawing Knives, 1 Cutting Box and
Knife, 2
Cradles and 3 Sythe Blades
3 reap hooks, 2
Setts plow
Geers, 3 Bells, 2 Iron Wedges, Box with Sundrie tools, 1 wire Seive,
2 mens Saddle, 1
Side Ditto,
3 Bridles, 1 log chain, 1 X cut Saw, 3 mataxes, 1 Grubbing Hoe,
1 Foot adds, 1 pr
Compasses
and rule, 1 Round Shave, 1 Hatchett, 1 Tommy Hawk, 1 Barrel auger,
2 Taper Bitts and
one Stock,
1 pr Sheep Shears, 6 feather beds and furniture, 4 beds Steeds, Cords
and Mats,
1 Walnut table, 1 pine do, 1 Pine Cupboard, 2 large Hair Trunks, 1 Small Do
Do, 1 Pine Chest,
1 Case of Bottels,
1 Shott
Gun, 5 Slays, 1 Tin watering Pott, 1 Revised Code, 1 Hennings Virginia
Justice,
1 Laws United States, 2 Latin Dictionaries, 2 Ditto Grammers, 2 Ditto
Corderie?, 2 Ditto Erasmus, 1 Columbian Orator, 1 American Preceptor
1 American
Selections, 1 art
of Speaking, 1 Gutheries Geography, 1 Enticks Dictionary, 1 young mans
Companion,
3 English Grammers, 3 Testamemts, 1 bible, 1 prayer Book, 1 Scotts
Lessons,
Books of Difference, , 1 bell metal Skillet, 1 Brass candlestand, 2
Iron Ditto,
1 Copper Coffee Pott, 1 Do Tea Kettle, 7 Butter Potts, 3 Stone Jugs, 1
Tin
Gallon Pott, 1 Pewter Pint Do, 8 Pewter
Basons, 3 Do Dishes, 8 Do Plates, 9 Do
Spoons, a Parcel knives and forks, 2 Decanters, 3 Cotton wheels, 1
small Ditto,
2 Dutch ovens, 1 large Pott, 1 Small Do, 1 Ditto, 1 Do Pott Rack, 1 Do
Grid
Iron, 1 pr Do pot Hooks, 1 Iron Ladle & Skimmer &c, 1 pr Do,
Shovel,
tongs & poker, 2 Ditto Fire Dogs, 1 pr. Flat Irons, 1 loom, 1
Chafin Dish,
1 Trevitt, 1 Tin funnel, 1 moweing
Sythe, 1 Brier Syth, 1 Coopers adds,
1 Frow, 1 pr. Stamp
Irons, 1
Sythe, anvil, Hammer, 1 Sett Center Bitts, 1 Gun Lock, 1 pr. Marking
Irons, 1
Brass Cock, 1 Spaid, 2 Bridle Bitts, 2 Damaged Slates, 2 Hogshead ,
Croses
& Gouge
1 Saw Rest, 1 pr
large
Nippers, 1 Sett Shoe makers tools, 1 Trough Digger, 2 Squares, Sundrie
Kegs
with Paint, 2 pr Saddle Bags, 2 Pains Glass, 2 Tubs and 3 Pails, 1
Sifter, 3
Trays, 2 Bee Stands, 2 Blowing Horns, 1 pr Shell Brass, 1 Iron Spice
mortar, 3
Clivises and two Swingle trees, 1 ox yoke,
1 Ditto, 1 Small
Skillet, a
parcel of tins, 3 Wine Glasses and 2 Tumblers, 2 pepper Boxes and 2
Salt
Stands, 1 Tumbler and Vials, Sundrie Vials containing Some medicine
1
Bottle with camphire, 2 Tea Potts, 2 Sugar Dishes, 1 Cream and mustard
Pott, 2 Waiters and a parsel of tin
ware, 2 Bowles, 15 Earthern plates, 4 Earthen Dishes, 1 Bottle spet’s
Turpentine,
3 Black Bottles
2 Cupboard locks, 1 Pitcher, 1 Snuff Bottle,
1 looking
Glass, 16 Barrels, 3 Boxes
9 Casks, 1 Rundlett
and 1
wood funnel, 1 Still and pewter worm, 1 Pr. Stilyards, 6 Hogsheads and
2 small
Do, 1 parcel Irons, 1 piece German steel, 9 Geese, 9 Chairs, 1 Yoke
Oxen,
parcel peucian blue,
2 Casks & 2 Hds., 1 Sett Razors, Strap
& Box,
1 Hone, candle molds, Snffers,
Total
£3628.95.0
Zach’s. Lewis, Nathan Glenn, Avery Mustain,
Appraisers
The foregoing is a Perfect Inventory of Cris.
Shelton
Dec’d Estate as far as have Came
Into Our hands.
Susanna
Shelton, Chs. I Shelton, Abra. C Shelton, Execs.
Recorded: July
20, 1807
AC Book
4, Page 89
Burnett’s Inv’y
In obedience to an
Order made
by the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania and to us Directed, we being
first
Sworn do now proceed as follows to appraise the Estate of Thomas J
Burnett,
Dec’d July 17th 1807
Parcel of Pewter,
Parcel
of tin ware, 1 Pitcher, parcel
Castings, 19 Head Cattle & 2 Bells,
1 Grey Horse, 1 Bay
mare
& colt, 1 Ditto Ditto, 7 Stone
Jugs, 4 quart Bottels, Glass ware, Earthern Ware, 1 Shott Gun, 1 Table,
2
Chests, 9 Chairs, 2 flatt Irons, 2 Cotton wheels, 1 flax wheel, 1 Sml.
Table, 1
Feather Bed & furniture, 1 Ditto
Ditto Ditto, 1 Ditto Ditto
Ditto, 2 Ditto Ditto
Ditto
Knives & forks,
20 lbs
Feathers, Pr Sml. Steelyards, Casks, 1 Black Horse, 1 Sythe Blade &
Cradle,
Sundry Tools, Water Vessels, 1 Looking Glass,
Pr money
Scales, Pr Wool Cards, 8 head Sheep,
Stock of Hogs, 2 Pr Cotton Cards, 1 pr. Wool
Ditto, 8
head Gees, 6 Bee hives, 3 Slays, Sml. Hackle,
1 Negro man Harry, 1 Ditto woman Cloe, 1 Ditto Ditto Vilett
Total:
£1424.89.0
John Ward Min., James Arthur, Wm Burnett,
John F
Dalton
Recorded: July
20, 1807
AC Book
4, Page 91
Wm. Waller’s Inventory
William
Wallers, Dec’d Estate appraised
1 Steir, 1 yoke of Bulls, 1 Heffer, 1 cow and
yearlin,
1 cow and yearlin, parcel of Hogs, old Iron,
Flat Irons and
Hammers,
Plantations Tools, Crosscut Saw, Plows and Gears, Cutting box and Knife,
Pots and ovens,,
Water
Vesels, Some Sithes and Cradles, old Saddle, 2 Beds and furniture, 2
Beds and
furniture, 2 old Guns and 3 wheels, tubs and Jointer, books and Safe,
Pewter
Knives and forks, Cubard and old Saddle bags, Iron Wede(sic) And old
Tools, 1
mare and Colt, pare of Steelyards, old Negro Peter, old wench Mary,
Fellow
Little Peter, Boy Tom, Wench Lucy, Girl
Rachel, Girl Nance, boy Manuel, Girl Doll,
Girl Miriah, Boy Carter, Boy York, Gray mare and Colt, Mare Colt
Thomas Moore,
Stephen Yates,
William Haymes
Recorded: August
17, 1807
The Estate of Henry
Ford to
William Thompson the Exeor.
1807
March – Paid
Ambross Haley jr
by E Ford
1 muskett, 3
bushels wheat
paid Ambross Haley
Cash paid Elijah
Creel 2
vouchers
March 7 – Cash paid
Francis
Daley for making coffin for the Dec’d
Cash paid Sil Vaden
for
Crying Property at the Dec’d Sale
April 10- Cash paid
Jarrald
Ford for 5 bushels of Corn
April 25 - paid Elisha Ford in Bonds & accts.
Paid Thomas Shelton
&
James Murphy
This sum paid
Jarrald Ford
per Voucher
April 29 This sum
paid
Johnson Lansdiwn Do
May 4 - paid Benjamin Terry Senor
To five Bushels of
Corn for
Carriage of Tobacco
May 25 – The sum
paid John H
Hendrick per Tho. Shelton
Paid Thomas Shelton
for 1
weather proved by T. Chaney
Paid Jarral Ford 9
months
Interest and his pro acct.
Jun 11 – paid John
Fords pro.
Acct.
Paid Daniel Slayden
Do
Paid Josiah Shelton
Do
Jun 13 - paid Benjamin Watkins part of Bond
Paid James Walker
July 10 – Paid
Thomas Chaney
pro. Acct.
Do paid the same
for whiskey
Paid Francis Duly
per Acct.
July 13 - paid Sam’l Carter for the Season on One mare
Paid Wm Ragland for
his
Services account apps.
Aug -
paid Sheriff Pitts’ Tax & leavies for
1806
Paid Achiles
Whitlock per
Voucher
Paid Beverly
Barksdale bonds
and prov’d accts.
Paid Same Int. on
the above
Bonds
To this sum allowed
William
Thompson for his Services as Exec. Of the Estate
Total:
£208.7.6
Cr
1807
Feby By Sale of
Sundry
Property
Feby 27 – Elisha
Ford
Bond on Johnson Wall
Part of Hhd. Tobacco
John Ford
Beverly Barksdale
for 896
lbs. Seed Cotton
Cash rec’d of
Beverly
Barksdale
Aug
Cash rec’d f Harris Brown
Balance In favour
of the
Estate: £8.15.2
In obedience to an
Order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed we the under
written
Subscribers have this day proceeded to Settle the account Current of
the Estate
of Henry Ford, Dec’d with William Thompson the Exor. And find that
there is a
------- in the hands of the Exor. At this time to the amount of Eight
pounds fifteen
Shillings and two pence as will appear from the Debits & Credits in
the
foregoing Page . Given under our hands
this 11th Day of September 1807.
Sto. Turner, Wm
Shelton,
William Ragland
Recorded: September 21, 1807
To Durrett Richards
Dr.
1806
To Bal. Due on
account
Currant Settled 19th Oct 1805:
£22.2.10 ½
May 9 – To Paid Asa
Thomas
bal. Of two notes Joice
Thomas vs you
July 15 –To Paid an
Execution
Jean Read Guardian of Thos. Read &
John & Chas. Thomas
To pd an Execution
Thomas
Fisher vs you
Prov. Eq. To
Interest on Do from
13th
Feby 1801 to 25 Dec 1806
To pd an Execution
vs you
William K Harrison a pincelsic of Jean Read
Interest on Do from
the 30th
Dec 1800 to 25 Dec 1806
To bal. Of yr note
To Dav’d
Smith
To Interest on Do
from 5 Dec
1799to 25 Dec 1806
To yo’r note to
Durrett
Richands in fav. Of Nath’l Thomas Dec’d due 26 June 1800
To Interest on Do
to 25 Dec
1806
To pd John Freemon
& Rob.
Wilkins for building a Tobo. House on the land of Jno Thomas.
To pd Richard
Johnston for
notifying the commissioners to Settle
acct. current Octo. 19 1805 & paying Asa Thomas his Ferriage
To pd John Rogers
for going
to Pittsylvania County Court to proves yo’r Will
To Cash expended
going to
Danville to Settle acct. Current 1806
To Paid Jno Walters
agent for
the orphans of Nath’l Thomas vs Jno
Thomas See it.
To Pd my ferriage
going &
coming to Settle acct. Current 19th Oct. 1805
1800
April 14 - To Paid Matt Terry balance of a bond given
by Jacob & Jno Thomas & assigned by said Terry to Jeffrys and Richards
per. Contra
Cr
By one tract of
land whereon
John Thomas, Dec’d Sold to John Lewis for $671
By errer in
addition &
Calculations of Interest
By Balance due D
Richards.
Total:
£212.9.3
Pursuant to an
Order to us
directed from the Court of Pittsylvania County we have Proceeded to
examine
& Settle & adjust the acct. Current of Durrett Richards with
the Estate
of John Thomas, Dec’d and we find the Vouchers To us Produced a Bal.
Due said
Richards of Ten Pounds, Seventeen Shillings and Six pence.
Given under Our hands this 1st
Day of August 1807.
Ro. Payne, James
Hillyer,
James D Patton
Recorded: September 21, 1807
To Asa Thomas Excr
DR.
1806
June 26 – To Paid
the Shff of
Pitts’ for Clks Ticketts
1807
May 27 - Pd Rich’d N Venable a fee for Pleading in
Defence of a Suite brought by Wm Thomas and Halifax Court.
June 18 - pd the Clk Pittsy’.
July 21 – Do
Orlando Smith
part of a prov’d Acct.
Do Paid Sundry
Sheriffs
Tickets
Cr
1806
June 26 - By Cash Rec’d of James Dix for two lots in
Milton No 10 11
1807
July 21 - Do Francis Epperson in part of the rent of
land
Pursuant to an
Order to us
directed from the Court of Pittsyl’ County we have proceeded to
Examine, Settle
& adjust the acct. Current of Asa Thomas with the Estate of John
Thomas,
Dec’d and we find from Vouches to us produced a balance due said Asa
Thomas
of Five Shillings & eleven Pence, half
Penny. Given under our hands this 1st
Day of August 1807.
Ro. Payne, James
Hillyer,
James D Patton
Recorded: September 21, 1807
The
Estate of David Pannill Dec’d In account
with Samuel C Pannill, Exor.
Cr
1806
Aug 15 - To Balance due on Settlement p. acct. return
to Court p. the Commisioners.
Oct 11 - Cash paid Wm B Banks for fee in Case against
Irvin
Oct 22 - Cash paid Clk Franklin p. Tickett
Oct. 28 – Cash paid
William
Smith Cost of Suite Mead against him
Nov 18 - Cash paid Stokley Turner former Sheriff
Pittsyl’ for Ticketts
Dec 8 - Cash paid John Wickham fee in new case
against Ball P/ Rect.
Cash paid Clerk D
Court in
Richmond for tax on writ against Ball
Cash paid Balls
Execution for
Cost per George Hays Rect.
1806
Aug 16 - By Wm G Parham for Cash
Aug 20 – James Linn
Per John
Lewis
Ditto Ditto Per
Thos. Payne
Ditto Ditto Per Wm
Wimbish
Isaac Coles Colo.
For Cash
James Lewis Do
Ben Oliver Do
James Hunt
Amos Farris
Ditto Ditto
Aug 28 - Abra. Shelton Chloe
Sept 26 Chloe
Shelton
Spencer Medcalf
Robert Love
Oct 22 - John Gregory
William McNeley
Philip Johnson
Oct. 28 Michael
Mitchell
William G Parham
John Lester
Henry Worsham do
Henry Arnold Do
Daniel McGregger Do
Nov 18 - Peter Perkins 2nd May Last
Edmund Tunstall
John Bruce overseer
Dec 8 – Thomas Self
James Linn
Samuel Parsons, Senr.
Dec 16 – George
McNeley
Nathan Thurmond
Senr.
1806 To amount
brought over
Dec 7 - John Dabney Paid him for fees Per account
& Rect.
Dec 25 - Nathan Glenn Per notes taken in & rect.
1807
Jany 3 – William
Smith P.
note & Rect.
Jany 26 - Cash paid Sheriff Tickett in Case of Ryburn
P Ticket
Feb 18 - Cash paid Samuel Calland cost of
suite for land in Pittsyl’ Court
Cash paid William
Yancy
Sheriff pittsylv’ for Ticketts
Cash paid Clerk
Pittsylv’ for
Do
Ditto paid John
Dabney For
his fee Per. Rect.
March 13 - Cash paid Clerk of Campbell
per 2 Ticketts
March 17 - Cash paid Sheriff of Pittsylvania for
Ticketts
James Linn for
error in
receiving money Per John Lewis
1806
Dec 16 - Amount brought over
By Robert Love for
20 Barrels
Corn Received on account land
1807 Jany 3 - Charles Lewis jun. received
Chloe Shelton Do
Edmund Tunstall Do
Thomas Wells Do
William Parker Do
Jany 5 - William Pringle Do
Jany 21 – John
Harris Do
John Lewis Do
Nathan Thurmond Sen
Do
Feby 18 - William Bolling do
Sandy river Stone Do
Leroy Shelton Do
James Linn Do
Thomas Self Do
Crispin Shelton Do
Michail Mitchell Do
Joseph Robertson Do
Joseph Polley Do
Nathaniel Jones Do
Feby 20 – William
Pannill Do
March 17 - Thomas Richardson Do
Rubin Mitchell Do
Abraham Shelton Bev Do
Crispin Shelton
James Linn Do
John Saunders Do
Thomas Self Do
Nathan Thurmond Sen
Do
Drury Owen
To Amount Brought
over
April 22 – Cash
paid Briant W
Nowlin Per Rect.
Cash paid Sheriff
Pittsylva’
Ditto Clerk Halifax
P.
Tickets omitted 20th Aug 1806
May 7 - Cash paid Hartwell Allen cost in suit of
Oliver Per Statem’t & Rect.
Sam’l Parsons Sen
Per Rect.
Jun 3 – Ro. &
Waller
Colquhouin Per Rect. Your Bond taken in
Cash Paid Isaac
Tynes
Constable for Cost of Settling Joseph
West account Per Rect.
1807
Mar 17 - By amount brought forward
Beverly Shelton
(Bev, rec’d
Henry Croff Do
Joseph Thacker Do
April 14 - Gabriel Shelton jun Do
James Linn Do
April 15 - Grasty & Pannills Do
Ditto
Ditto
John McCritchard Do
Jsoeph Smith Do
April 22 –
Nathaniel Faris Do
John Watson Do
John Patterson Do
John Harris Do
Leonard Dove Do
Gabriel Shelton Do
Briant W Nowlin Do
James Craine Do
William Williams
Waggo. Do
Joshua Hardy Do
Charles Keatts rec’d
May 2 – Grasty
& Pannills
Do
473 ½ lbs
Bacon rec’d Ro.
Love on 9th
May 20 - John Jenkins
Edward Nunnelee
Grasty &
Pannil’s
June 3 - Rubin Mitchell
Grasty &
Parnills
Ditto Ditto
June 17 - William Burns
George McNeley
John Rowland Sen.
Chloe Shelton
William Williams
Waggo.
1807
Jun 17 - To amount brought over
July 24 - Commision of 5 P Cent allow’d on Collecting
£2253.1.9 since the last Settlement.
Bethenia Pannill
paid her 1/3
part of the money now due the Estate as P. acct. above Stated & her
Rect.
Heirs of David
Pannill Dec’d
for the bala. Of the money now on hand as stated in this acct. it being
two
thirds now in the hands of their guardian as will appear from the
account of
the guardian this Day Settled
1807
June 17 – By amount
brought
over
June 24 - Jesse Rowland Sen. Rec’d
July 9 – Richard Wal
July 21 - Grasty & Panills
John Hoskins
Negro Pannills
Drewry
In obedience to an
Order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing Date June Court 1807 to us
directed we have examined the account
of Samuel Pannill, Exor. Of David Pannill, Dec’d and
the Vouchers attending the Same agreeable to the account was
above Stated, and find at this day all the moneys which has come into
his hands
as Exor. Since the Settlement in 1806 is fully appropriated. Given under our hands this 24th
Day of July 1807.
Wm. Smith, Wm
Wimbish, Philip
L Grasty
Recorded: September 21, 1807
1806
Aug 20 – To cash
paid Sheriff
Pittsylv’ Per Tickets
1807
Feby 9 – Ditto paid
Register
of land office Per Rect
Feby 18 – Ditto
paid Clerk
Pittsylva” Per Ticket
Ditto Paid Sheriff
Pittsylva’
Do
Mar 13 – Ditto Paid
Clerk of
Campbell Do
Ditto Paid land Tax in Patrick P. Rect.
July 24 - 5 Per Cent Comms. Allowed on Collecting
£42.12.8
Bala. Due the heirs
this Day
Cr
1806
Aug 15 – By Bal.due
Per
account Return to Court
1807
Jany 3 – Cash rec’d
of
Charles Lewis jun for rent of land in Patrick for 1806
Feby 18 – Ditto
rec’d of
Frederick Shelton for rent of White Thorn land for 1805 Per Jno Lewis
Ditto rec’d of Fred
Shelton
for rent of white thorn land for 1806
April 30 – Cash
rec’d of
Wilmouth Crowder for rent of land for 1805 & 1806 in Halifax
July 24 - Interest on £21.1.8 from 15th
August 1806 to 24 July 1807
By bal. Due as above
Samuel Pannill
Exor. Rec’d
for Bala. Due the Estate of D Pannill Dec’d Per his account this Day
Settled By
the Commisioners.
In Obedience to an
Order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed bearing date
June
Court 1807 we have examined the account of Samuel Pannill Guardian with
the
heirs of David Pannill, Dec’d agreeable
to the within Statement with the Vouchers attending the Same and find
the
balance due the heirs this Day to be one thousand and thirty seven
pounds,
Shillings & eight Pence /4. Given
under our hands this 24th Day of
July 1807.
Wm. Smith, Wm
Wimbish, Philip
L Grasty
Recorded: September 21, 1807
AC Book 4, Page 105
Thomas’s Gdn. Account Current
Nathanael P Thomas To Asa Thomas Guardian Dr
1805
Nov 4 – To pd John Epperson one half of his attendance a Witnes vs John Walters
Dec 14 - 1 Pr. Shoes
1806
Apl 10 - 1 pr. Do
Aug 2 - Half of 2 qts whiskey for Amey & Children
Nov 29 – Pd Ditto D. McDaniel for 7 ½ months schooling at $5 pr. Year
Dec 25 – Pd Thomas Bouldin part your acct.
1 pr Double Soled Shoes
1807
Jany 31 - Pd John Epperson as pr. Rect.
Pd William Eddings for making a Suit of Clothes & omit’d 24th Dec 1805 as pr. Rect.
March 28 – 1 pr Shoes, mending 1 pr. Do
Apl 25 - Pd for your board with John Epperson last year & Interest
June 27 - Pd John Eppersons order for making 2 pr overalls.
Cr
1806
By pd D. McDaniel on Thos. Bouldin’s Store
Dec 25 - By one half of the hire of Patience’s Children to John Epperson for this year
1807
Apl 25 - Cash Rec’d for Part of Abrams hire for 1806 Including Int 14/4 ½
One half of the Rent of land to John Freeman & Jonas Fishnick for last year
Balance due Asa Thomas
Pd the Clk of Pittsa’ half of 52 Cents
Do Shff Do half of 84
Oct 1st - 9 months board at £11 per year
Services Rendered as Guardian
At the Request of Asa Thomas we have examined the above acct. and find the Necessary Vouchers Produced 19th Oct 1807
Lawson H Carter, Jere Terry
Recorded: October 20, 1807
AC Book 4, Page 106
Thomas’s Gdn. Account Current
William Thomas To Asa Thomas Guardian DR
1805
Nov 4 – To pd John Epperson one half his attendance as Witness vs. John Walters
Dec 14 - 1 pr. Shoes
1806
Apl 10 - 1 pr Do
Aug 2 - half of 2 qts. Whiskey for Aamey & Children
Nov 29 – Pd Drury McDaniel for 7 ½ months Schooling at $5 per year
Dec 25 – Pd Thomas Bouldin as Pr. Rect.
1 Pr Double Soled Shoes
1807
Jany 31 - Pd John Epperson as Pr Rect. 2 of 3
Pd Wm Eddings for making a Suit of Clothes omit’d 24th Dec 1805 Rect.
Apl 4 - 1 Pr Shoes
Apl 25 - Pd for your Board with John Epperson last Year &10.00 Interest2/
June 27 – Pd John Epperson for making 2 Pr overalls 2/
Cr
1806
Nov 22 – By pd D McDaniel in Thos. Bouldins Store
Dec 25 – One half of the hire of Patience and Children to John Epperson last year
1807
Apl 25 Cash rec’d for part of the hire of Abraham for 1806 including Interest at 14/4 ½
One half of the rent of land to John Freeman & James Fishnick last year.
Total: £15.13.7 ½
Balance due Asa Thomas: £1.0.7 ½
To pd the Clk. Of Pitts. Half of a Tickett
Do Shff Do half of 84 Cents
Oct 1 – 9 months Board at £11 pr. Year
As services your Guardian
At the request of Asa Thomas we have examined the Within acct. and find the necessary Vouchers produced 19th Oct 1807
Jerry Terry, Lawson L/H Carter
Recorded: October 20, 1807
AC Book 4, Page 108
East’s
Inv’y
Agreeable to an Order of Pittsylvania Court to us directed we have proceeded to appraise the Estate of Obedience East, Dec’d as follows viz:
One Cow & Calf (brindle)
One Red Heifer & Calf
One black Heifer
Total: £131.18.0
Drury Scruggs, George West, John Ward jun.
Recorded: October 19, 1807
AC Book 4, Page 108
Twedwell’s Inventory
In obedience to an Order of the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County bearing date the 16th of June 1794 we the Subscribers have appraised the Personal Estate of William Twedwell Dec’d in Current money as follows viz:
7 head of Cattle, young and old, 1 old Sorrel mare and Colt, 3 feather beds and furniture, 4 Chests, 2 Tables and a Bottle Case, 3 pots and one Dutch oven, 1 frying pan, Grid Iron, box Iron, 1 heater & Ladle, 2 Stone Jugs, one earthen pan and buter pot, 3 earthen plates and 3 pewter Basons, 2 Do Dishes and five plates, 3 basons & Salt Cellar, 6 Do Spoons, Tin ware, Iron candle Stick, a parcel of Books,
a parcel of Wooden
vessals
&1 churn, 1 flax wheel and 1 cotton wheel Do, 2 meal Sifters and
one wheat
Riddle, 2 Sythes and a Parsel of old Iron Tools, 1 meal Tub, one Womans
Saddle,
1 mans Saddle and a pare of Sadle bags, 2 Glass Tumblers, looking
Glass, 1 pint
pot, 1 Set of Knives & forks, Iron Pot Racks and one pare of Fire
Tongs, 2
Pare of Cotton Cards, 1 Sow and four Shoats
Total:
£54.16.0
his
James (X) Nelson, W
Wilkerson, Esors
mark
Tho. Wilkinson,
John Wier,
Abia. Cheathan
Recorded: October
19, 1807
4169 lbs Manchester
Inspected
Tobacco at 39/ £81.5.10
24th Apl
1807
James Wilson, John
Wilson,
Henry Wilson Exors.
Recorded: November 16, 1807
Nov 5, 1807 Parkskell Keatts Dr to N. Tucker
Contra
CR
1807
March 27 – To cash
paid
To cash pd the
Clerk of
Pitts.
To land tax for 1804
To Do for 1805
April 25 – To cash
paid
To a Balance due on
a Bond on
Wm White
To Bond on Wm White
To Do on Wm White
To Do on Vincent
Walker
To 10 gls. Brandy
at 5/
To 1 pr Boots
Commision for my
Trouble
By cash Rec’d of Z
Lewis
By Do of Jeremiah
McCullock
By bond on Wm White
By Do
on Do
By Do on Do
By Do on Vincent
Walker
7th Nov
1807
In Pursuance of an
Order of
the Worshipfull Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed,
we have proceeded to adjust the account Current of Nelson Tucker
as Guardian of Pascal Keatts and find that they are pricepely balanced
after
allowing sd Tucker £3.11.2 ½
As commission for
his
trouble.
Philip L Grasty,
John Hunt,
Stephen Clement
Recorded: November 16, 1807
A Black mare &
colt, A
Bay mare, A Bay Horse, A Black Horse, A Small bay Horse, A year old
black colt,
1 gray Do Colt, a Cutting box &
knife, 5 Pr. Chains including a lock Chain, a pr. Haims, 7 hilling
&
Weading hoes, 2 Grubbing hoes & a
mattock, 4 Plow hoes, a Parcel of Clevises, Swingle tree & Coulter,
4 axes
& a froe, 2 Sythes & Cradles, 5 Reap hooks, a Saw, 2 augers
& a
Chizzle, 16 head of Sheep, a yoke of Steers & cart, cupboard, X cut
Saw, 1
Shot Gun, 1 Shot Gun draw Luped,
1 bedstey bed &
furniture, 1 bedsted bed & furniture, 1 Loom, 1 Cotton wheel, 1
check Rule,
1 flax wheel, 1 Chest, 1 old Trunk, 1/2 Doz. House Chears, 1 Grind
Stone, 4
Cows & 4 yearlings, 8 Cow hides, 1 Sow & 2 Shoats, 7 hogs in
Pen
fattening, 2 larger in Pen Ditto, 7 Volumns of Hums History England, 7 volumns of nature Displayed, 3
Volumns of the Cookenors, 1 Violin
Jno Smith, Saml’
Smith, Admints.
William Witcher,
jun, Henry
Atkinson, Moses Kerby, appraisers
Recorded: January 18, 1808
Dr.
The Estate of William Twedel Dec’d to
Wm Wilkinson the Surviving Extor.
CR
To 7 Barrels Corn
for the
Widow, To 3 Do Rye, 5 do wheat, To work at Sundry times for Do, To 2
Bush’ls
Salt for Do, To 199 lbs Pork, To finding leather & making 3 pr.
Shoes, To
Tanning 2 Hides,
To pork delivered
Thos.
Wilkinson, To Cash pd Do for the Estate, To Do pd Rob. Payne as Per
Voucher, To
Do pd Wilkinson, To Do pd John Wilson by Ste. Barker, To Do pd
Barksdale B.,
To Do pd Mrs
Twedell at 12/6,
To 33 lbs Beef Cash, 1 ½ galls.
Brandy,
To cash paid Tho. Wilkinson,
To Wintering Cattle
Sundry
times, To Services rendered the Estate by Jas Nelson as Exor.
Total:
£42.11.0
To Ball. As Per
Contra
By 1 Mare &
Colt James
Nelson took to himself, By Sundry articles of the Estate to wit: 1 Bed
Cord, 1
Tub, 40 Gall. Cask, taken by Do, A 60 Gall. Do, a Screw auger, By
Rich’d
Hintons bond, Sam Constables Do, By Juddgt.. W Wright as Per Rect., By
consideration for Conveying the Widows life Estate in a tract of land
to Benj Twedell
Ball. Due the
Estate: £17.16.3
Pittsylva. County
to wit:
In obedience to an
Order of
the Worshipful Court of the County aforsd bearing Date the 16th
Day
of Nov. 1807, we the Subscribers have Convened & proceeded to
State, Settle
& adjust the account Current of the Estate of Wm Twedel deceas’d
with Wm
Wilkinson the Surviving exor. & it appearing to
us by the Will of the Testator that he bequeathed all his
personal Estate of what nature kind or quality Forever to his wife
Abigail
during life & after her death to his Son in law James Nelson the
other
Extor. , his heirs & assigns. Forever that the said James Nelson
took the
duty of an Executor wholly upon himself, that he made no sales of the
personal
Estate agreeable to law & Custom but departed this life not having
kept any
regular account of his transactions, that such his neglect &
misconduct
render’d it altogether unpracticable for us to make any other
adjustments of
his transactions, than as above Stated.
Given under our hands this 1st Day of December1807.
William Payne,
Isaac Hill,
Samuel Walker, Thomas Brown
Recorded January
18, 1808
In
pursuant of an Order from the County Court of Pittsy. To us directed
bearing
Date Pittsylvania Dist. Court 1807 we have allotted & divided the
real
& Personal Estate of David Mays, Dec’d among the Several
Distributees of
Said Dec’d as directed in Said order
herewith returned as follows to
Witt: we have allotted that Mrs.
Fanny
Mays widow & Relict of said Dec’d Shall have the following Slaves
as her
dower Slaves as one 3rd part as sum as can be done to with: Negro man Moses £120, Woman Siller
£90.
Child Winny £20, Woman Nelley £75, girl Lucy £55, child Letty £20. Total
amt. £380.00, we have also allotted Smith Mays Rachel, the
younger £60 &
Child Bird £20. Total £80 also
allotted
Smith Mays boy Jere £33.00, boy Robert £40.
total £73.00. Drury Mays Girl
Aggy Value £75 as his lott also allotted to Rhubin Mays boy Allen
£33.00 &
boy Jesse to Total £73.00. also allotted David Mays boy James
£40.00 & girl
Charity £45.00, Total £85.00. Also
allotted to Gardner Mays a Negro man CesorValued to £120.00, also
allotted to
Sally Mays Lad John Value to £120.00, also allotted to Patsey
Mays Woman Rachel
9oldest) Valued to £90.00, also allotted to Polley Mays Woman
Aggy (oldest,
Valued to £90.00, all of which is done as near as the Caluation
of that family
of Negroes would admit of,
we
then proceeded to lay of & alott the said Dec’d lands as Ordered
among the
above Distributees, which by the assistance of Mr.James M Williams as
Surveyor,
we have done as follows. We have
allotted to said Fanny Mays Widow & relict of said Dec’d the
Martion house
with 180 acres of land adjacent lying on the east side of Lick branch
Valued to
£300.00 as her dower of land, we have also allotted to Smith Mays
85 acres of
land on the same Side of Lick branch adjoining said Dower lott near
Garder Mays
mill Valued to £70.16.8, we have also allotted to Armist’d Mays
93 ½ acres lyin on the West Side of
Said Lick
Branch, being the lower lott &
adjoining Jno Fitzgeralds lands Valued to £99.3.0.
We have also allotted to Rubin Mays 93 ½ acres on Same
Side of
Lick Creek being the upper lott with the tavern house valued to
£99.3.0, we
have also allotted to Sally Mays 118 acres of land on the Waters little
Sandy
Creek being the lott lying & may be more fully known by the South
east lott
Valued to £35.9, also we have allotted to Patsey Mays 86 acres
known by the
North east lott bordering on Wallers lands valued to £72.00. WE have also allotted to Polley Mays100
acres known by the north West lot adjoining Flippins lands Value’d to
£72.14. We have also allotted to
Gardner Mays 100
acres known by the South West lott adjoining Stamps land value’d to
£65.00. We have also allotted to
Drury
Mays 83 acres lying in the County of Halifax on Pole Cat
known by the lower lott & adjoining the
lands of Meads Anderson Value’d to £85.10.0,
We have also allotted to David Mays 107 acres lying in said
County of
Halifax & on Pole Cat being the upper lott with the in mantion
House &
adjoining the lands of Gardner Mays Sen& valued to £85.10 .
The
widows Dower of land is not Intirely her
thirds but from situation & quantity of acres of the Differrant
tracts it
appears difficult to fix it otherwise.
The widow appear’d satisfy’d & Contented it should be as
allotted. The remainder was as equally
Divided as the Several Situations & forms of the Different tracts
would
admit of & we further took in
consideration after each Child had drawn his proportionable part &
lots of
Slaves. We then allotted each Such lots
of lands as would leave them as little in Debt to each other as
possible, all
of which was done the most advantageous way to the best of our
Judgments we
also find each legetees proportionable part of land & Negroes to be
£165.13.10 & that Armsted Mays from the Division is Indebted
& rec’d
over his proportions £6.9.2 & Rubin Mays on the same Score
the sum of
£6.9.2 & David Mays on the same Score the sum of
£4.16.2 & Gardner Mays
on the same score the sum of £19.16.2
& that the following legatees has not Rec’d there
porportionable
part & is to receive from the four above allotted to legetees found
Indebted to each the Sums as follows.
Smith Mays to receive £14.17.2, Drury Mays the Sum of
£ 5.3.10, Salley
Mays the Sum of £10.5.10, Patsey Mays the Sum of
£3.13.10 & Polley Mays the Sum of £2.19.10. Given under each of our hands this 12th
day of February 1808.
Benj.
Watkins, Rob. Walters, Thomas Shelton, John Shelton
Recorded: February 15, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 117
Division of Jno Dupuys Estate
In obedience to an
Order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County bearing date January Court
1808 to
us directed we have proceeded to lay off and Divide the lands of John
Dupuy
Dec’d between the Distritutees of the said Dec’d leaving to the Widow
of the
said Deceased her Dower already assigned her to Wit:
To Caleb Anglin in right of his wife Susannah, one of
the Distributees of the said Dec’d one
Hundred and Six acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows
to wit: Beginning at a white oak upon the
Clift of
the River Hill in the dower line thence the same South 84 degrees east
74 poles
to a Dead pine by a Spring South 30 Degrees east 120 poles to pointers
in the
back line upon the mountain, North 21 degrees east 170 poles to a pine
Stump
north 63 degrees west 114 poles to a post oak in Stokley Turners line,
thence
his line South 38 degrees west 108 poles to a post oak corner, thence a
new
line South 57 degrees West 30 poles to the Beginning at the value of
one
Hundred and Seventy Dollars, also to Polley Dupuy the other Distributee
of the said Dec’d fifty five acres be the
same
more or less and bounded as follows to Wit:
Beginning at the said white oak upon the said Clift, thence
along the
Dower line to Meekes line, thence his line to the River Banister,
thence down
the said river as it meanders to the said Turners line, thence his line
to the
said post oak corner, thence the aforesaid new line South 57 degrees
west 30
poles to the Beginning including the
low grounds of the said Dec’d at the Vallue of Three Hundred and thirty
Dollars
making a Difference of One Hundred and Sixty Dollars half of which the
said
Polley Dupuy is to pay to the said Caleb Anglin in right of his wife
Susannah
with interest from the Date hereof until paid.
Given under our hand this 1st Day of Feby 1808.
Champness Terry,
Step.
Coleman, David Neal
Recorded: February
15, 1808
In obedience & agreeable to Order of the Worshipful
Court of Pittsylvania we the Subscribers being first Sworn as the law
Directs
have Convened together on 31st day of July 1807 at the late
dwelling
house of David Mayes Deceas’d & have appraise’d the Estate of Said
Deceased
in Current money as follows, to Wit:
1 negro Man Moses,
1 negro
Woman Cyller, 1 negro boy Jesse, 1 negro girl Winney, 1 negro Woman
Nell, 1
negro Girl Aggy, 1 negro Girl Lucy, 1 Girl Letty, 1 Boy Robert, 1 man
Cesar, 1
Girl Rachel,
1 Woman Aggy &
Child
Byrd, 1 Boy James, 1Boy Allen, 1 Woman Ann & Child Edmond, 1 Girl
Rachel, 1
Girl Charity, 1 Boy Jessy, 1 lad John
2 young bulls, 2 “
Heffers, 1
Ditto, 1 Cow & yearling & bell, 4 Cows & 3 Colors, 1 Bull
yearling,
1 blind mare, 1 Grey mare & colt, 1 Bay Horse, 1 Sorrel Horse, 1
black mare
colt. 1 sorral Horse,
1 Shott Gun, 1
Ditto, 1
feather bed & furniture & Sted, 1 Ditto Ditto
& Diito & Ditto, 1 Ditto Ditto Ditto & Ditto,
1 Ditto Ditto Ditto & Ditto, 1
old
Chest, 1 old reel, 1 cupboard, 1parcel pewter,
1 parcell of queens
& Tin
ware, 1 looking glass, 7 old Chiers, 2 Winsor Chears, 1 Ladies Saddle,
1 Table, 1 Chest, 2
sml.
Trunks, 1 pr. Sad Irons, Knives & forks, parcel old Pewter, 1 Book
case,
Razors box & Horse phleams, 3 Slaytes, 1 water can & Tumbler, 1
Table,
3 cotton wheals, 2 flax wheals, 1 Loom
& Gears, 1 pr. Cotton Cards, 1 Parcell water vesells, fire Dogs, 1
Dutch
oven,
1 Iron Skillett
& lid, 1
pott & Hooks, 1 large Pott, 1 Kettle, 1 frying Pann, Parcell Hoes,
7 Pole
axes, 2 Grubing hoes, 7 Plows & Coalter, Plow Gear, 1 Hackle, 1
Cutting
Knife, Parcell old Irons, 1 Parcell coopers Tools, parcel old augers
&
Chisells, parcel old Irons, 1 Pr. Steeyards, coffee mill & Bell
parcel old tools,
parcel
barrels, parcel Wagon tire bands &
boxes, 1 Grind Stone, Iron Wedge, fire Dogs, 1 sml. Barrell, 1 hammer,
old wire
sieve, 2 sythes & cradles, sawmill irons, wagon irons, one wagon
& hind
geer, old Irons
1 yearling, 1
Heefer, 1
Hiffer, 2 Cows Halves, 7 head hogs, 1 bay Horse, parcel Tobacco, 3 hoes,
2 Grubing hoes,
plow gear, 2 Iron
wedges, 2 reap hooks, 1 Plow & Coulter, 1 Hand Saw, 1 Cottonr
wheel, 1 Iron
pott, 11 Hogs, 18 Sheep, 24 Geese, Parcell Corn Suppos’d 45 barrels,
Parcell
Tobacco Suppos’d 900 lbs, 2 Hhds. Ditto suppos’d 2600lbs, parcel Fodder
(blades), 1 top Stack & Shucks,
1 Black Horse, 3
Raw hides, 2
stacks oats, 2 sml. Stacks fodder (Tops), 11 bushells wheat, 1 paracel
old
Irons, 1 Desk & book case, 1 Walnut Chest, 7 Winsar Chiars, 1 Tea
table, 1
Tea chest, 1 folding table, 1 feather bed & furniture & sted ,
1 Heffer,
1 Sml. Bull
Total
£1569.8.6
Signed: Thomas Shelton, jr, John
Shelton Senr., John Fitzgerald
Recorded: February 15, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 122
Ro. Farguson’s Inventory
In obedience to an Order of the County
Court of Pittsylvania , we the undersigned have apprais’d the Personal
Estate
of Robert Ferguson Dec’d which was in possesion of Millicent Ferguson
til her
Dec’d. And make the report of the same to the sd court 13th
Feby.
1808.
One feather bed & furniture, One chest and Small truck, One pr. Fire Dogs, one Hackll, One Warming Pan
Total: £10.2.0
Jas Hart, Hanson
Dyer, Wm
Dyer, Walter Lamb (SEAL)
Recorded: February
15, 1808
AC Book, Page 122
James
Nelson’s Inventory
Agreeable to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County, we have this 30th
Day of
December 1807 convened at the late dwelling house of James Neson
Dec’d & after
being first
Sworn do appraise the Estate of Said Dec’d
as follows Viz:
1 waggon & hind Swingle tree, 3 Grubbing hoes, 2 Bro’d. Axes, 2 pole axes, 1 lock chain, 1 pr Gear Hames, 3 pr. Hames, 2 pr. Traces & parcel old gears &c, 2 Colters, one leather ditto, 1 Doble Swingle tree & Clives, 5 old hoes & Shovle, 2 augors, 1 Sml. Swingle tree & Curry Comb, 1 bay mair, 1 Sorrel mair, 1 young bay mair, 1 Gray mair, 1 Sorrel mair, 1 Sorrel mair, 1 Sorrel Horse, 2 Sides & peace of Leather, 1 Sithe & Cradle, 1 old Bed Sted, Parcell unbroken flax, 4 Juggs, 2 bottles, 1 Bed Cord, 1 box & parcel of old Irons, 2 Hammers &c, 1 Sad Iron, 1 old Saddle, 1 Spinning wheel & 2 Spindles, 2 large pewter Basons, 1 Dish, 6 plates, 1 Sml. Bason, 4 spoons, 1 Tin bason, 1 Tin Tea pott & Knives & forks, 4 Vials, 1 Slate, 2 pencils & looking Glass, pr. Saddle bags, 1 old Gun, 2 pare of cards, 2 Small Books, 1 cup & two Saucers,
7 Books, 3 Slays, 1
pr. And.
& Irons, 1 Trunk, 1 pine Chest, 1
Bed Stead Cords and hide, Bed and
underbed, 3 Blanketts, 2 Beds and Bed Steads, 3 Blankets, 1 Cupboard, 1
Table,
2 chairs, 6 lbs of moshean Cotton , 70 lbs of sead cotton with blue
included, 1
Emty Tub & Round Shave, 1 meal Sifter, 1 foot ads, 1 hand saw, 1
fro, 1
Sithe blade, 1 bell, 1 Drawing Knife, 1 Wedge, 1 spinning wheel, 1
loom, 1
slay, 1 pair of harness, 1 dutch oven,
1 pair of hooks, 1 pott hooks, 1 Washing Tub, 1 large pot, 1 pail, 1
piggin, To
parsel of Bacon, To parsel of Corn, 1 Tob. Top Stack & Shucks, 1
Stack
& parcel of Blades, 3 Bridles, 1 Collar, 1 Cow and Calf, 1 Top
Stack &
2 sml.Blades Stack
Samuel Walker,
Creed Tanner,
Francis Cornwell
Recorded: February 15, 1808
AC Book 4, Page 124
Peter
Wilson Guardian Account
An Inventory of the
Estate of
William Wilson orphan of Peter Wilson, dec’d
Taken by Peter
Wilson his
Guardian
Oct-Nov 1806
1 Negro Man Harry, 1 “
Boy Osborne, “ Girl Eda, a Bond
on William Linn and James D Patton due 1st Jany 1807
1807
Augt. 27 - a Bond on Ro. Norman & Wm Cobler due 1st
Jany 1807, Cash, A bed and furnature
P. Wilson
Recorded: February 15, 1808
AC Book 4, Page 124
Peter
Wilson Guardian Account
An Inventory of the Estate of Peter Wilson orphans of Peter Wilson dec’d taken by John Wilson,
his Guardian
1 Negro Man Dick, 1 “ Boy Rob, 1 “
Girl Lucy , Cash received of
George Adams, Exor.
Churchill Beirns & William Wares note
Given 14th
December 1805 paid in twelve months from date
John Wilsons Bond for hireof Dick till the
first day
of Jany 1807
Anderson Tucker & William Coblers Bond
for hire of
Boy Bob till 1 Jany 1807
Henry Perkins & William Wares Bond for
hire of
Girl Lucy till June 1807
Jany 1807 Jno
Wilson
Recorded :
Februray 15, 1808
AC Book 4, Page 125
Peter Wilson’s Guardian Acct
The Inventory
of the
Estate of Mead Wlison Orphan of Peter Wilson dec’d taken by Peter
Wilson, his
Guardian
Oct 1806 – 1 Negro Man Isaac,
1 “
Woman & Child,
Nov 1, 1807 – Chrstiana, I Bed and furniture
Aug 27 – Cash, a Bond on Geo. Adams due 5th
Feby 1808.
Recorded: Feby
15, 1808
AC Book 4, Page 125
Abraham Martin’s Inventory
In the
obedience to an
order of the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed we have
proceeded
to appraise the personal Estate to us Shown of Abraham Martin, Deceased
as
followeth to Wit:
One Negro
Jude, One Girl
Esther, One Girl Ede, One mare and Coalt, One pided Cow and yearling,
One Cow
and yearling, Two Sheep, One four plane drawing knife and fro, One jug,
One
pigen, pole and Realer?, One dish plate, spoon and fork, Four chairs,
One
Colter, one pair traces, one plow, one Swingletree and plow, Axe hoe,
Three
narrow axes, one Iron wedge, One Coopers adze, one round shave and one
Croze,
One hackel, one hand saw, one Curry Comb, one old hoe, One mattock, One
cask,
two old Tubs, one Can, One pair Tonggs, one chain, one dutch ov’n, One
old
kettle, two pots, two pair of hooks, One old wheel and Churn and
Scales, One
Dish, two basons, four plates, three spoons, One Sett of knives &
forks,
one pair of wool Cards, One raw hide, one Table, one bench, an old hogshead, One hogshead, one Whipsaw,
One pale, one Gum, Two baskets, one half bushel and box, One jug. One
gun, one
tray, One Chest, 2 baskets, one testament, One barrel, 1 bedstead and
Cord, One
meal Tub and bee gum, One meal bag, one pair of sheep Shares &
bell, One
old Saddle, One bridle, one grind stone, One bulk of tobacco, One stack
of
blades, One parcel of Cotton, One pair of Cotten Cards, One bed and
Counterpin
& Quilt, 1 bed & Counterpin, One bed and Sted and Cord, One
Parcel of
old feathers, One bed, One churn
Robert
Finley, Wm Becke,
Isaac Stone
Recorded: April 18, 1808
Book 4, Page 127
Able’s
Chelton’s Inventory
A list of the
property of
Abel Cheltons dec’d The 12th
Day of February 1807 Viz:
1 Iron Potts, Pewter, 1 Beds, Bedsteads & furnature, 1 loom and Harness, 1 Spinning Wheel, 1 pine chest, 1 Grubbing Hoe, 1 Bell,, Barrel Corn, Bushel wheat, Ditto Rye, 1 large Stone jugg, 1 par Sad Irons, 1 Flax wheel, 1 Razer Case with 3 Razors, 1 Small pine Chest, 1 Looking Glass, 1 small Butter pott, 1 pr. Cotton Cards, a parcel of old iron, Knives and forks Box, 1 Bag dry’d Apples, Water Vessels, 4 chairs, 90 lbs Seed Cotton, Sml Barrels & 2 Basketts, Tubs and 2 Gums bees & Salt, Smal Trays and 1 Sifter, 1 Side Soal Leather, 1 Case Bottles and one wine glass, 1 sack bag, 1 pine table, 1 Shott Gun, 1 Side Leather
We
the appraisers having being first Sworn have Examined the above and
find it to
be correct . Given under our hands this
Feby 1807.
Dan’l
Price, Chas. Payne, Stith Wynne
Recorded: April
15, 1808
AC Book 4, Page 128
Christopher
Hutchings’ Inventory
In
obedience to an Order of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County
bearing
date July 1807 to us directed we being first Sworn as the law directs,
have
appraised in Current money the personal estate of Christopher Hutchings
deceased and report thereof to the Court as follows:
Lewis
Negro man, Jack a Negro man, Bett a Negro Woman, Aabraham a Negro boy,
Harry a
Negro boy, Ben a Negro boy, Cato a Negro boy, Juno a Negro Girl
One
sorrel horse, One Sorrel mare and Colt, Stock of Cattle, Stock of
Sheep, Stock
of Hoggs, Plantation utensils, One Feather bed and furniture, One ditto Do
Do, One ditto Do
Do, Shoe makers tools, One grind stone, Four
bells, Kitchen furniture, One large spinning wheal and two Small Do,
Parcel
old pewter, One Syder Cask, One old Cart, Parcel old Books, Parcel
Earthernware, One Glass tumbler and Cruett, Parcel Tinn Ware, One
chest, One
looking glass, One Stand of Bees, One
Pr. Old Steelyards, One Table, One pr. Tongs, Five old Chairs, Three
old
Bedsteads, Two Gimblets, Two Sythes and Cradles, One loom, Two Jugs,
Two butter
potts, One flax Hackel, One old Skillet and spice morter, One frying
pan, One
pr. Wedges, One Pr. Money scales, One Whip saw, One Drawing knife,
One
old Case and Bottles
Amt
of Cash on hand
Whole
amount £3944.21.0
Given
under our hands this day of July one
thousand eight hundred and Seven.
Joseph
Richards, Rich’d Proctor, Wm Walton
The
within is a true Inventory of the Estate of
Christopher Hutchings Dec’d.
Given under my hand as Executor.
Moses
Hutchings
Recorded: May
16, 1808
AC Book 4, Page 130
Thos. Elliott Act. With Admrs.
The
Estate of Thomas Elliott deceased in acct. Current with M. Hutchings
and James
Soyars, Admrs. With the will, Anex’d.
1800
Feby
1 7 – To cash paid Sam’l Elliott, To So much paid the Clerk of Pittsy.
County,
To So much Paid the Sheriff Pittsylvania, To So much Pd Collector of
the Direct
Tax, To So much paid the Commissioners, To Paid Nathan Adams as Cryer,
To So much Paid for Stampt Papers
June 5 - To Paid the
widow her Part of the Deceased personal Estate
1804
Dec 3 –
To So much paid William Elliott on acct. of Jas. Elliott, To So much
Paid Simon
Elliott in full
per. Rect., To Paid the Clk. Of
Pittsylvania and Coroner for Recording Inventory & acct of Sales
&
Coroner’s fees, To So much allowed the Admr. For Services, To So much
Deposited
in the hands of James Soyars for the Benefit of Peter Elliott.
Cr
By
Amount of Sales
By
Cash Recv’d for 2 slaves Executed
Rent
of 2 Plantations
Recorded: March 27, 1808
AC Book 4, Page 131
The
Estate of Abraham Campbell
1806-The
Estate of Abraham Campbell Deceased To Nathan Adams and F. Worsham
Executors
of &c. DR
To
Amt. Paid as Per. Rect & tickes
To
Amt. Given to E Campbell by Cont of Legatees
To
Amt. Do Rich’d Campbell Ditto
1807
Feby
23 To Do pd Thos. Watson his part of
Estate
Mar
14 To Do pd E. Robertson by Jesse
Richards
Mar
16 – To Do paid Wm Thomas on part of Legacy
Mar
17 To Do pd T Harrison in Ditto
Mar
23 To Do paid E Campbell in Ditto
To
do paid P Worsham in Ditto
Apr
3 – To Do pd B Kirby in Ditto
To
Do Due Nathan Adams in Ditto
June
19 – To Do paid Jesse Richards per Rect.
July
13 – To do paid Lucy Worsham for P. Worsham
July
20 – To Do paid Jesse Richards Attorney for B Kirby
Aug
10 – To Do Pd F Worsham per Rect.
Aug
15 - To Do pd E Campbell per Rect
Spt
21 - To Do Pd William Thomas per Rect.
To
Clerks Ticket for Order of Settlem’t acct.
To
Do for Rec’g Acct. Current
To
Compensation for the Executors
June
2 – To Amt. Pd. Thomas Watson p. receipt
To
do Do Jesse Richards per Do
To
Do Wm Thomas per Do p. Do
To
Do F. Worsham Per Do
To
Do E Campbell Do
To
Do P. Worsham Per Do
To
B. Kirby P. Do
To
N. Adams Legacy
1806
The Estate of Abraham Campbell
CR
By
Amt. Of Sales as P. Acct.
By
Cash Rec’d of John Hall
By
Do Rec’d of J Richards
By
Cash left by the Testator
By
Interest on E Robertsons Bond for £83.7.6 from 25 Jany 1808 to 2
June 1808
Agreeable to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania we the Subscribers have Stated,
Settled and
adjusted the account Current of the Estate of Abraham Campbell Dec’d
With
Nathan Adams and Francis Worsham the Executors of sd
Campbell’s Will and find the account with corresponding
Vouchers as above Stated. Given under
our Hands this 2th Day of June 1808
Tho. H. Wooding, M. Hutchings, Allen Stoekas
Recorded: June 20,
1808
AC
Book 4, Page 132
Wm Witcher’s Inventory
Agreeable to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittislvania We
Joseph Hatchett, Daniel C Edwards, Joseph Hames
and Moses Kirby being first Sworn as the law
directs has appraised the Estate of Wm Witcher, dec’d as follows, Viz:
53 Head of Hogs, 14
Piggs, 1
Negro Woman Sarah, 1 Negro Child Patsey, 1 Do Do Cindy, 1 Do Girl Cely,
1 Do Child Anna, 1
Do Woman
Tamer, 1 Do Do Betty, 1 Do Boy Peyton, 1 Do Do Child George, 1 Do Do
Phebe, 1
Do do Stephen, 1 Do Child Anderson, 1 Do Man Bob, 1 Do Do Abram, 1 Do
Do Jacob,
1 Do Boy Will, 1 Do Girl Phillis, 1 Do Man Sam, 1 Do Woman Hannah, 1 Do
Child
Syller, 1 Do Do Mary, 1 Do Woman Bathsheba, 1 Do Child Sophia, 1 Do
Girl Rose,
1 Do Boy Edmund, 1 Small bay horse, 1 Large Do Do, 1 Roan Horse, 1 yoke
Steers,
1 Do Do, 1 Brindle Steer, 1 Red ditto, 4 Cows & their Calves, 1 Red
Cow,, 5
Head Cattle, 6 Head ditto, 5 Head do, 8 Head Sheep, 12 Bee Stands, 12
Hilling
Hoes, 1 Shovell,
Parcel old Leather,
1 Bed
stead and furniture, 1 Bed Do & do
134 yards Cotton
Cloth,
¾ Do Do Do, 12 lbs spun
cotton, 1 pine
Chest, 1 old Trunk, 1 pine chest,
9 large Juggs, 1
large Butter
pott, 1 Do Do Do, 1 Small Jugg and
Butter pott, 1 Dozen earthen plates,
1 Dozen pewter
ditto, 2
pewter dishes, 3 Basons and ½ Dozen spoons, 7 Knives and 6
forks, 2 pepper
Boxes, 5 Cups and Saucers & ½ Doz.
Tea spoons, 2 Broken Mugs, 2 Tea potts, 1 salt stand , Butter Boat
& Bowl,
1 Coffee pott & 1 spice Mortar, 7 pr. Old Cards, 1 Pewter quart
Polt, 2 pr.
Shears and 2 old knives,
1 candle stick and
Snuffers,
1 Flat Iron, 1 Box do & Iron bowl
1 Tea Canister and
old Ladle,
1 old Candle Mould & pewter and funnel, 1 Wirel Sifter and Seive, 1
Barrel
seed Cotton, 30 lbs pick’d Cotton, 15 lbs. pick Cotton, 29 lbs Wool, 5
Bags, 4
old Barrels, 3 Runlets, 3 Barrels, 1 Grind Stone, 9 old Meal Bags, 2
Cotton
Wheels, 1 Flax wheel, 3 old Sithes and cradles, 9 Reap Hooks , 4 Casks,
1
Jointer, 2 Cider Casks, 1 old Hogshead, 1 pr. Saddle Bags, 2 Tumbles
and Water
pitcher, 1 Case, 6 Case Bottles, 1 Ticklet & 4 phials
6 potts, 2 ovens,
pr.pot
hooks and Frying Pan, 4 p. Greers with Haymes, 3 Collar & 3
Bridles, 1 pr.
Beech bands, 1 Saddle and Bridle, 1 Gun powder horn and shott bags, 1
Jack
Screw and Cross Cutt Saw, 10 Axes,
5 Grubing Hoes and
1 Mattock,
2 Bare shares, 6 old plow Hoes, 3 old Coulters, Bed pinn and Iron, 3
old 2
Breast Chains, 2 slays, 2 Lock Chains, 2 pieces Steel, 508 6p. Nails, 1
p. old
Saddle bags, 500 6 X 8d Nails,
Old plantation
tools
Consisting of Augers, Hand Saw, Drawing knife, Foot adds, 1 Cutting
Knife, Rake
and Steel, ? Rollers, Chain and lap
ring, 1 Flax Hackle, and pr. Old Hames, 7 Padlocks and 5 Keys, 1 Piggan
and
Cann, 1 Bible, 1 Webs Justice, 1 pr. Stillards, 1 Cherry Table, 7
Chairs, 6
Bells and Collars, 1 old Wagon, 10 Hides and 2 Skins leather, Cutting
Box
Irons, 1 Sett black Smith’s Tools, 1
pr. Money Scales
3 phials physic.
August 4, 1808
Total:
£1896.2.3
Joseph Hatchett,
Daniel
Edwards, Joseph Hames, Moses Kirby
The foregoing
apprasement Contains a true and
perfect Inventory of the Estate of
William Witcher, Deceased except the Crop now growing.
Some grain on Hand and four hundred and
forty Seven pounds in money left in Hand by the Testator and ten pounds, fourteen Shillings and one penny Cash
remaining in the Hands of William Witcher, one of the Subscribers from
the Sale
of Tobacco for the Testator.
John Witcher, Wm
Witcher,
Executors of Wm Witcher, Dec’d
Recorded: August 16, 1808.
AC
Book 4, Page 137
Patrick’s Acct. Current
The Estate of David
F Patrick
in account with Sa’l Pannill, Exor.
1807
June 26 – By Cash
on hand at
the death of Dav’d F Patrick
July 23 – Cash
rec’d of
Robert Aalexander
August 21 – Robert
Alexander
August 29 – By 1
Bay Steed
Horse due 19th August 1809
October 14 - Cash Rec’d of Robert Alexander
Jermiah Pannill for
Balance
due at Division of Negroes Fall 1806
Interest on Ditto
November 10 – Cash
Rec’d of
Robert Alexander
November 14 – 50
Gallons
Brandy
December 15 - Cash rec’d of Robert Alexander
December 22 - Cash Rec’d of Jeremiah Pannill for his bond
1808
January 13 – 51/2
Bushels
Wheat at Lynch’s Mill
January 22 – Amount
Rec’d of
Robert Alexander
February 6 - 3 Hhds. Lynchburg tobo.
4272 lbs
Deduct for turning
up do
John Lynch for 7960
Bushels
wheat that was stor’d in his mill
February 9 – Henry
Wade Sen.
For 24 feet Top fodder
February 23 – 550
lbs. Blade
fodder, 600 lbs Sheaf Oates
March 12 – 27 feet
Top
fodder, 350 lbs.Blades do
Robert Cobbs for
shuck
April 27- 2 Hhds.
Lynchburg
Tobo. 2708 lbs.
Deduct Turning up.
May 2 – 2 Hhds.
Lynchburg
tobo.
2849 lbs
Deduct turning up
May 18 – Jas.
Arnold Sen for
amt. rec’d in Tobo. Enter’d on bond to D.F. P.
June 6 - Ann Craddock for Rent of land for the year
1807, & 60 lbs. Lynchburg Tobo.
June 21 - Jonadab George for Season of mare
July 6 - David
F Patrick for balance due him by me at his death the 20 June 1807
So much then due
So much due 17th
April 1808
Interest on
£190.1.4 the amt. Due at the death
of David F Patrick
til 1st of May 1808 at Which
time his Bond to Thomas Collins was due.
Pursuant to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed we Wm Smith, Saml.
Stone, &
P L Grasty have Examined the account of Saml. Pannill Exor.of David F
Patrick,
Deceased, With the Estate of the said decedent with the Receipts and other exhibits and do report a Balance
in favour of the Estate of David F Patrick of Forty five pounds, 16/1
1/4 which
Balance will be due 29th August 1809 as will appear from the
Credits
on the Within account. Given under our
hands
this 25th day of August 1808
Wm Smith, Saml.
Stone, Philip
L Grasty
1807
July 4 – To Postage Letter to Lady
July 8 – To James
Pernberton
for Tax Per Rect.
Ditto
ditto for Serving Cap’ s vs Alex’d &
Security
July 10 – 72 Gallon
Whisky
July 18 – 72 Gallon
Rum Per
Order
July 29 - David Spencer Per Rect.
August 1 – Postage
1 Letter
to Lady
August 7 - William Collins for 1 Coffin Per Rect.
August 14 - 11/4 Yards Black custring?, 7 1/8 yds Black
cambrick, 2 yds Ribbon, 1 3/4 yds. Chambry, 2 yds Ribbon, 3 Hanks silk,
3 Binch
wire, 2 paste boards, 1 pair selk Gloves
August 20 - 74
Yards Cat
Gutt, 1 1/4 Yards Ribbon
August 22 - Jacob Jones Per Rect., 40 Grams Rhubarb
August 31 - Cash paid John Jenkins
September 10 - Cash paid Clark Hubbard Per Rect.
September 19 - 1 lb Sugar P. Lady, 1 lb. Coffee, 5 Yards N.
Cotton, 14 lbs Ginger
October 2 - Cash
paid
Cornelious McHaney Per Rect.
October 8 - David
Spencer P.
Rect.
October 10 - 16 lbs. Iron
October 13 - 1 Yard Ribbon, 1 Yard ditto
October 20 - 50 "
10 d.
nails
October 21 - Cash paid Wm Yancy Sheriff Pittsy. per Rect., Cash paid Commitioner Per Rect..
November 2 - 1000.8dy nails, 1 P. N. Cottons, 1 ps. ditto
November 7 - 1 days Work of Waggon & Team and finding
Halling Shingles from Tho. Baileys to Pittsylvania Quarter.
November 14 - 1 Doz
Nedles, 1 E. Dish, 1 ditto, 2 E. dishes, 2 Spelling Books
November 28 - 1 Tumbler, 1 mug, ¼ lb. Pins, 1 1/2 Doz
E
plates, 1 china Bowl, 6 lbs Sugar, 1 Candlestick
6 lbs. loaf Sugar,
1 Coffee
pott, 1 Coffee mill
November 30 - 16 1/4
Sole Leather, 1 Syde upper leather
December 1 - 1 Sett
knives
and forks, 5 1/2 lb. Sole leather
December 5 - 1 Tea
Kettle, 4
lb. Coffee, 1/4 lb.Tea, 1 Tea pott, 2 Bowls, 1 pott, 1 frying pain
December 9 - 1 Sack Salt, 100 20 d. nails, 1 Iron pott
Rack, 100 12 d. nails, 2 Days work of
Ox Cart and 2 Yoke oxen, Halling Corn at Campbell quarter 26th last
month
December 15 - John Black P. Rect.
December 16 - 2 Tobo. Hhds. Complete, 100
6 d. nails
December 19 – 2 1/4
lbs.
Blesterd Steel
December 25 - 1
Tobacco Hhds.
Complete
December 26 –
¼ lb. Peper?,
100 d. nails
1808
January 2 - John Black for halling 1 load Corn P. Rect.
January 9 - Halling 9 loads Wheat to Lynch' and finding
January 21 - David G. Talbot for his proven acct &
Rect.
January 25 - 10 lbs. Suar, 16 lbs Cotton, 100
8 d. nails
Feby. 17 - Cash left with Mrs. Patrick to pay Mr.
Vaughan
Feby. 20 - 28 lbs.
Iron, 1
lb. Coperas
Feby. 27 - Thomas Bailey per Bill & Receipt, 1
Bushell Salt, 2 pair Lines
March 5 - 1 lb. Coperas, Cash paid Robert John Per
Rect.
March 17 - Cash
paid Sarrah
Leveston Per Rect., Cash paid Doctor George Cabbell per Rect.
April 2 - 1 pair Cards, 1 oz. thread, ½ gal.
molases
April 5 - 2 lbs. & 10 oz. Blistead Steel
April 7 - 20 lbs.
picked
Cotton at West’s Machine
April 15 - John Turner Per Rect.
April 19 - William Worsham for 48 Bushels oats P. Rect.
April 25 - 1 pair
lines
April 27 - 1 butter
pott, 9 ½
lbs. Sugar
April 29 - Cash
paid John
Dabney his acct. for Fees P. Rect.
April 30 - 15 lbs.
Iron
May 2 – Ferryage of
4 Hhdgs.
Tobacco Waggoned
May 14 - 1 Bushel
Salt, 1
Jug, 1 Gall. Molases, 500 20 d.. nails, 500 12 d. ditto
May 17 - Cash paid
Clerk
Pittsylvania P. Tickets
May 19 - Cash paid
William
Cobbs Per Rect.
June 1 - 500 90 d..
nails, 2
Stocks Locks, Jas. Pemberton Shff Campbell for Tax and new Rect.
June 6 - Anne
Craddock in
full for mauling Rails per Rect.
June 10 - amt. paid
William
Collins Per Rect.
June 11 - James Pemberton Shiff Campbell per 2 Rects.
June 25 - 10 1/2 lbs Cotton, 2 Scythe Blades
July 9 - 2 Pewter
dishes,
Hank Silk
July 14 - Thomas Collins for amt. of Bond due 1st May
last Taken in ditto ditto due 1st May 1810 taken in 220.10.0, deduct
the
interest for promp paymt.
July 20 - Philip L
Grasty per
Rect.
July 23 - 1 Bed
Cord, ½ lb.alspice
August 9 - William
Worsham
Per Receipt, Owen West per Bill & Rect.
August 22 - Benjamin Waller p. Rect.
August 23 - Thomas
Baily per
Rect.
August 24 - paid
William
Yancy Sheff Pitts.
August 25 - Samuel
Pannill
& Co per Recipt, 10 lbs. Sugar, 4 lbs. Coffe, 1 lb Shott, 1/4 lb
powder @
6/ the 24th Interest
5 Per cent comms.
allow'd on
Collecting £367.3.6 at being the Bal. after deducting the Money
in hand at the
death of D. F. Patrick.
Balance in favour
of the
Estate which will be due 29th August 1809 as Will appear per contrac
under date
of the 29th August 1807.
1807 Mr. David F
Patrick in
account with Samuel Pannill
January 6 - By
Balance due
Per Bond
January 8 - add
Errors ,
Behathaland F. Patrick for 1 Gallon Rum 10th May last, ditto for 1 Sack
Salt
14th October last, ditto for 1 doz. neadles 15th November, 1 oz.
Camphor 3
October last you think Boung?-
February 9 - Cash
received of
William Moerman
March 13 - ditto
received of
Robert Alexander
April 15 - ditto
received of
Wm & Sam’l Harrison Per Rect.
April 17 - 5 Hhds.
Lynchbyrg
Tobo. 7113 lbs, deduct for Turning up for Hhg., due in Twelve months
per note.
May 2 - Thos. Wiatt
for Bal.
due on S F/T Harrison & Co note, Do Do for Int.,
Int on do till 14th Instant
May 27 - Cash rec'd
of Lewis
Duvall
May 28 – Tobacco
200 lbs,
William W Cobbs for Striping , prising & carrying his part Tobo. to
market
545 lbs., Wm McCatlester for carrying 412 lbs Tobacco
1807 To amount
Brought over
January 24 - To
cash paid
Benjamin Waller P. note
Benjamin Waller for
assennt
on acct corn
January 30 - 2
Barrel Corn
left with you by Wm W. Cobs
Feby. 3 - 4
knitting pinns, 1
nutmeg
Feby. 6 - Value
paid William
Reine Per Note
Feby. 16 - 1 lb.
Sugar,
½ quire, 1/2 Gal rum
Feby 20 - Cost of
Recording
power of Atto. in Campbell, Cash paid John Dabny fee &c vs Ro.
Alexander
Feby. 25 - 35 lb.
Iron
March 5 - Cash paid
for 1
Vial Laudeinum
March 6 - 1 Gallon
Molases,
1/2 Bushels Oysters, 1/2 Bushel ditto about 1st December last
March 9 - 1/2
Bushel ditto
Per Boy Simon
March 13 - Thos.
Collins for
your Bond due 1st Octr. Next, Deduct allowance he makes you
March 14 - 1 Syde
upper
Leather
March 18 – 2
¼ quarts port wine
March 23 - 4
Knitting pins, 1
almanack, 1 Vial Emelec Tartar, 1 Yard Velveat Ribbon, 1 Yard ditto
March 24 - Cash
paid W
Edenfield for medicine
April 7 - 35 lbs
Iron per Boy
Adam
April 15 - Cash
April 18 - 1 Bushel
Salt Per
Adam
April 21 - Cash
paid for 2
Vials Laudnurn
April 22 - paid
Postage
Letter to Lady
May 12 - Cash paid
for 9 Oranges
May 16 - 1 quart
Rum, 1 paper
Pins, 1 Stran necklace
May 20 - 1 Vial
Elexir
Vitrial
May 23 - Cash paid
for 2
Vials Laudinum
May 28 - 1 Bed Cord
& per
Stephen
June 6 - 4 3/4
pints rum, 1
Vial Elex Vetrial, William Black in part yr note to Wm Eads, Thomas
Cooke for
bal. of do, 1/2 Gallon Rum
1808
Janury 1 - amount
your
Smith's account for 1807
July 6 - Estate of
David F
Patrick for balance due you by me at your death 20th June 1807
So much then due
do due 7th April
1808
1808 July 6
It will be
recollected that I have this day balanced
this account
as if it had been done on the day of the death of David F.Patraick and
have
entered the interest on the amounts due that day 190.1.4 to the Credits
of his
Estate which will appear by a Reference to that account and the
interest is
entered up in that account to the 1st May 1808.
Saml. Pannnill
Mr. David F.
Patraick To
Saml.Pannill for Smith's work
1807
Febry 12 - To upsating 1 pair Wedges & nailing on
old Shoe
May 23 - Shoeing 1 horse per Boy George, finding
& Nailing an old pair behind
May 28 – Laying one
plow hoe,
2 ½ lbs. Iron per Boy Will
June 11 - Pinting 1
Phoe,
Strapin 1 do, 4 lbs Iron
July 4 - penting 2 plow hoes with forket points,
Making one frisen’d, 3 lbs Iron
July 28 - Shoeing 1
Horse before
per Boy Simon
August 28 - finding
&
nailing on pr shoes
October 17 -
Shoeing 1 Horse
before pr Benjamin Waller
Dec 21 - Shoeing 1
Horse
before per Boy George
Making 1 Staple for
Waggon
This account was
commenced in
the name of David F. Patrick in his lifetime and Continued in his name
to the
end of the year.
Recorded: September 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 145
John Hodnett’s Inventory
In obedience to an
order of the
County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date July Court 1807 we the
Subscribers
being first Sworn before James Johnson, Gent. have appraised So much of
the
personal Estate of John Hodnett Deceased as was produced by Lucy his
Widow,
Administritex
1 Bed furniture,
bed stead
&c, 1 Walnut Desk & Toylett, 1 Looking Glass, parcell old
Books, 6
coverleats belonging to beds, 1 Walnut Table & Toylett, 6 Winsor
Chairs, 1
waterstand, 1 Walnut cupboard, Earthen & Glass Ware, 1 pewter
Bason, Broken
fire Dogs, 1 Sand Seave, Flax Seed, 12 Bushells Wheat, 3 Tubs,
1 pine Chest, 1
Side Saddle,
1 Bed furnature & Stead &c, 1 Check real, 1 Small Walnut Chest
, 1
Cotton wheel, 1 Loom, 1 450 Slay, Square Walnut Table, 8 Rush Chares, 1
Shott
Gun, 1 Bed furniture & Stead,
1 Ditto Ditto
Ditto, 1 Spice
morter, 2 old Candle sticks and Coffee pot
parcel old pewter,
knives and
forks, 1 Hyme Book, 1 p. fire Dogs and Tongs, parcel pickled pork,
& tub,
Ditto Leather,
parcel seed
cotton, 1 parcel pickled pork & Tub, Ditto wool, 3 Stove pots with Butter & fat,
2 Small Tubs and
Churn, 1
Tray and parcel of Flax, 1 pewter
Candle mould and Sad Iron, 1 meal Tub, 1 Cotton wheel, Wood
Ware,
Skillet and Small pot,, ¼ grind stone &c, 1 large Iron pot
and Hooks, 1
Dutch Oven and top, 1 Meal Sifter and Tray, To 6 1/2 pr. Cast Wheels, 1
p.
Haymes Traces &c, 1 Hammer auger &c, drawing knife, 2 Axes and
Mattox,
1 p. wedges, 2 plow hoes and Swingletrees, 8 old hoes, Old Saddle,
1 Saddle, 1 Sythe
and Cradle,
parcel Flax, 35 Barrels Corn, Bottle Spirits Turpintine & 2 phials,
197
lbs. Pork, 1 Roan Mare, 1 Sorrel Colt
1 Bay mare, 1 Bay
Colt, 1 Bay
Colt, 1 oat stack, 1 White Heiffer & 2 Red ditto, 1 Spotted Steer
yearling,
1 Cow and yearling,
2 ditto
Ditto, 2 Yearlings, York young Steers, 12 Sheep, 3 Blades Stacks , 1
Stack and
shuks, 1 Ditto Ditto, 2 Cows, 7 Shotes,
13 Geece, 1 Fro, an old ax, 3 hogs, 1 Negro boy Jere, 1 Ditto Moses, 1
Ditto ,
Woman Phillis, 1 Ditto Boy Daniel, 1 Ditto Woman Dafney & 2 Children Phillis and Barnett, 1 Negro Man Sam, 1
Ditto Girl Jincey, parcel Tobacco
Total:
£657.3.1 1/2
Benj. Terry, Benj.
Terry jr.,
Daniel Motlley, Saml. Motley
Recorded: September 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 148
Wimbish of Neal Account Current
Mr. David Neal
orphan of Ste.
Neal dec'd Acct. Current with William Wimbush, Adrm. of Jas. Linn dec'd
former
Guardian
1803
MR. 15
To Cash Paid Mrs Neal for board
June 11 Cash
July 23 ditto
Sept. 24 ditto
Dec 22 ditto
Dec 30 Paid John
Wimbush per
account 1802
Paid Champness
Terry ditto
1804
Jany. 3 Cash paid
Edm'd
Fitzgerald p. acct.
ditto paid W A
Allen 24th Dec
last for Tuition per acct. & rect.
April 7 Cash
July 14 ditto
Jany 1 ditto it
being 1/2 of
the Amt. Paid Jon. Stone for Land &c Per your request
Amt. paid for
Negroes Expsek
per account.
Commis. of 5 p.
cent on
497.8.11
Sto. Turner &
Co. for
Mans Saddle
Interest
Balance due on
Stone acct.
This is not settled
Octo. 18 Balance due
1803
CR
Feby 19 By your
proportion of
the Estate of Stephen Neal dec'd as appears to us from a Statement by
Comms.
formerly appointed to allot to the widow her part
1/2 of Hire of
Negroes due
1st Jany 1803
½
“
" 1804
½ “
“ 1805
½ "
“ 1806
½ "
“ 1807
½ Rent of Plantation due 1st Jany 1807
Thomas Neal for the
Hire of
Negro Woman Dice for 1803 & 1804
She being a slave
which the
Said Thomas has no part nor Interest in the half of which we entered to
his
Credit
1 Negro Woman Dice
&
child which you sold Vachel Clement and Jas Linn dec'd his Bond, The half of which was payable 1st May 1805
and the Balance 25th Dec 1805.
1806 Oct 8 -Int. is
calculated up til 18th Oct 1806 except on £65 due 25th Dec. last
By Bal. of Interest
1808 Oct 18 - By
Bal. due P.
Contra £491.2.1
In obedience to an
order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date May Court 1806 we have
examined
the Account of William Wimbush, admr. of James Linn, dec'd who was
Gardian of
David Neal orphan of Ste. Neal, dec'd and find a Balance due D. Neal of
Four
Hundred and ninety one pounds 2/1. Given
under our hands this 18th day of October 1806.
Wm. Smith, J.
Williams,
Champness Terry
Recorded: September 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 150
S. Neal’s Account Current
DR the Estate of
Stephen
Neal, dec’d in acct. current with William Wmbish, admr. Of James Linn,
dec’d
who was admr. Of Stephen Neal, dec’d.
1808
Augt. 15 To Cash
paid Taxes
as per 1800 p. Rect.
ditto p. Clk hs. Per 2Tickets
1808 Bal due
Augt. 15 By 1 Hhdg.
Tobacco
which appears to us was received by J. Linn and not accounted for on a
former
Settlement.
Bal. P. Contra
With interest from
6th Nov
1801
Total:
£16.16.5
In obedience to an
Order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania and bearing date August Court 1808 we
have
Examined the account of William Wimbush admr. of James Linn dec'd, who
was
admr. of Stephen Neal dec'd With the Estate of Stephen Neal dec'd and
find a
Bal. due the Said Estate of Eleven pounds
15/2 aagreeable to the above acct.
Given under our hands this 15th day of August 1808.
Wm Smith, J M
Williams,
Champness Terry
Recorded: September 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 151
Wimbish Gdn. Of Neal Acct. Current
Dr. Mr. Thomas Neal
orphan of
Stephen Neal dec'd In acct. Current with William Wimbush, Admsr. of
James Linn
dec'd former Guardian
1801 To Cash paid
Chas. Irby
for Tuition
1803 Paid Mrs. Neal
for yr
Board
Dec.
Paid W A Allen for Tuition p.
Account & Rect.
1804
Pd. John Wimbush per acct. for 1802
Jany 3 Paid Edm'd
Fitzgerald
for Board
Cash 23 July 1803
ditto 18th Dec
Jany 8 Cash
Services of Exps.
of Servant
& horse
a Trip to Guilford
1805 Paid Champness
Terry per
acct.
Jany 8 Cash
1806
Feby. 5 Paid Abra.
Neal for 1
Horse
Cash Omitted July
1803
Cash paid Jno.
Stone 1 Jany
last on acct purchase of land
Paid for Expences
of Negroes
&c Per account
amt. yr account at
Stinkin
River Store
David Neal for the
hire of
Negroe Woman Dice for 1803 £12.7 & 1804 £5.0.0. She being a Slave which you have no Interest
in the half of which
hire is entered to your Credit.
Sto. Turner &
Co.per
account 23rd Dec 1802
ditto ditto for
Cash 7th Nove 1803
Commis. on 423.12.13
Bal. Interest
To Medicine account
1806 Oct 18 Bala.
£474.18.9
CR
1803
Feby 19 By your
Porportion of
the Estate of Stephen Neal dec'd as appears to us from a Statement by
Comms.
formerly appointed to allot to the Widow her part.
£310.15.4
½ of the Hire of Negroes due 1st Jan 1803
"
1804
"
1805
"
1806
"
1807
1/2 Rent on
Plantation
Bal. of Interest
Acct.
1806
Oct 18 By Bal Pr.
Contra
£212.2.4
In obedience to an
order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date May Court 1806 we have
examined
the acct. of William Wimbush admr. of James Linn dec'd who was former
Guardian
of Thomas Neal and find a Balance due Thomas Neal orphan of Stephen
Nead, dec'd
of Two hundred and Twelve pounds Two
Shillings & 4p agreeable to the
above account. Given under our hands
this 18th day Oct. 1806.
Wm. Smith, J M
Williams,
Champness Terry
Recorded: September 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 153
David
F. Patraick’s
Inventory
Agreeable to an
order from
Pittsylvania Court to us directed We William Mc Allester, George
Gilbert and
John Luck and John Gilbert being first Sworn have proceeded to appraise
the Estate
of David F Patrick as follows Viz:
1 Bay Steed Horse
Said to be
got by Boxer 4 yrs old last Spring, 1 Sorrel ditto Got by Quick Silver
3 years
old, 1 Dark bay steed colt got by Whip 1 Year old, 1 Sorrel mare about
12 years
old
This much
Appraised August 26
1807
& one silver watch
William McAllister,
John
Gilbert, John Luck, George Gilbert
1808 Sam. Pannill
Exor.
April 19 We George Gilbert, John Gilbert and John
Luck have this day proceeded to appraise the balance of the Estate of
David F
Patrick as follows Viz:
1 walnut Cubbord, 1
Do Chest,
1 Do Table, 1 Do Desk and Book Case, 6 Chires, 2 Small Do, 1 Domestick
Medicine, 1 Bible, 1 Jeffersons Notes, 1 Gutherys Grammers, 1
Testament, 1 Hymn
Book, 1 Costicks Domocrasey Unvailed, 1 Miscellanies, 1 Collumbian
Orator, 1
Scotts Lessons, 1 account Pelew Islands,
1 American
Preceptor, 1
Costicks Ferrable Tractoratins, 1 Acts of Congress, 2 Spelling Books, 4
Fathers
Legacy to his daughter, 1 Jays Diseaptery Malgta, 1 China Bowl, 1/2 Doz
do Cups
and Saucers, 1 Tea pott,
2 Razors, Cases
Shaving Box
& hone, 1 Looking Glass, 1 Do, 7 Hogs, 6 Shotes, 17 Pigs
1 wriding Chain
&
Harness, 1 Bay Horse, 1 Gray Do, 3 Plows and Gare, 1 Pr. Traces &
Haymes, 1
Bull, 1 Do, 1 Cow and Calf & Bull, 1 Do & yearlings, 1 Do &
Do, 1
Do & Do, 1 Mare, 1 Do, 2 Small Do, 1 Cow,
1 Heffer, 1 Do, 3
Do, 1 Gun,
1 Sword, 1 Case and Bottels, 2 Jugs and Butter Pott, 1 ox Cart, 1 Grind
Stone,
1 Spade, 1 Cutting
Box and
Knife, 4 Wedges and Reap hook, 1 Iron Tooth Harrow, 4 axes, 14 Hoes,
Hilling
and Grubing, 1 auger & old Saw, 2 Caulters, 1 Froe, 1 plow hoe, Old
Iron, 1
whip saw, 2 Bells,
1 Pott, 1 Do &
hooks, 1
Iron Kittle, 1 Frying Pan, 1 Saddle, 1 Sifter, 1 Cotton Wheel, 2 Tubs,
3 Pails
Water,, 1 Chock Reel, 1 Trunk, 1 Do, 1 Do, 1 old Walnut Table, 1 mans
Saddle, 1
Do, 1 Womans Do,
1 Halter chains, 1
pr. Saddle
bags, 4 Feather Beds and furnature, 1 Churn, 1 Tea Kettle, 1 Tribbet bed
1 Negro man Jim, 1
Do George,
1 Do Simon, 1 Boy Baccus, 1 Do Reubin, 1 Woman Jenn, 1 Child Isbel,
Girl, 1
Girl Lette, 1 Boy Jonathan, 1 Do Darby, 1 Woman Lucy, 1 Girl Child
Hannah, 1
Girl Sarah, 1 Woman Nan, 1 Boy child Jere George, 1 Girl Bette, 1 Do
Dafney
Rucker, 1 Do Dilee Rucker
1 Coffee mill, 1
Coffee pot,
2 Supe Spoons, 8 Table Do, 6 Silver Tea Do, 2 Bowls, 2 Do, 1 Bason, 1
½ Doz.
Earthern Plates, 4 Earthan Dishes, 1 mug, 1 Tumbler, 2 Earthan Salts,
½ Doz.
Knives and forks,
2 Peppers, 2 pr.
Cotton
Cards, 4 Table Cloths, 4 Towels
Aprl 19 1808
Cash on hand at
Death
George Gilbert,
John Gilbert,
John Luck, Saml. Pannill Exor.
AC
Book 4, Page 157
D.F Patrick’s Inv’y
Account of Sale & List of Balances
The following is a
list of
Debts due David F Patrick at his Death as near as can well be
ascertained by
the Said Patrick not having kept any regular accounts of what was due
him and also owed to a Considerable amount
of
which he also left no account the most of Which however was due on
Bonds.
Saml. Pannill in
his private
Capassity owed
Robert Alexander Do
James Arnold Do
Benj. Waller
David Hambrick
John and Sarah Luck
1808
April 20 Saml.
Pannill, Executor
Amount of
appraisment &
cash on hand at Death of D F Patrick as on the other Side
Total amount of
Personal
Estate £2199.14.1/4
Saml. Pannill Esor.
The
following is a list of Sales of part of the Estate of David F.
Patrick mostt Subject to waste which Sale took place 29th
Augus.
1807. Viz:
Mitchel M. Gallion
1 Silver
watch
Littleberry
Epperson 1 old
Sorrel Mare
Saml. Stone 1 Bay
Mare steed
Got by Boxes
Clack Stone 1
Sorrel Steed
Got by Quicksilver
John Kent 1 Brown
Steed Colt
Got by Whip
Total:
£125.3.0
Saml. Pannill Exor.
Recorded: September 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 158
Linn’s Gdn. Account Current
DR
The orphans of John Pannill Dec’d in
Account with William Wimbush, Admr. Of James Linn dec’d who
was Guardian in right of his wife, Nancy, former Guardian.
1799
Sept.
To paid William Wimbush & Co P. Acct.
1800- John Wimbush
& Son
P. ditto. Ditto ditto,
Jany. Paid Crier at
hiering
15 yards Linnen
Colquhoun &
Gatewood p.
acct.
Obadiah Johnson for
Shoes
1801 Board 3
orphans 3 ½ months, Paid Crier at
hireing
Jany. Paid for
Spirits at
hireing, Cash furnish’d the Orphans, Cash pd. Exp. To School &
returring,
Ditto pd. Jos. Woodson for Schooling, Ditto ditto, Ditto paid W. Smith
for
Sundreries, Ditto paid E Dismukes for Schooling, Ditto pd. Ross &
Douglas
for Books, Ditto pd. Jno. Wimbush & Sons, Ditto pd. John Motley,
jr., Ditto
pd. Fed. Tax p. Rect., Ditto pd. 5 Tickets 18 cents, Ditto pd. Nancy
Adams for
Services, Ditto pd. P. Butler do, Ditto pd. Mrs. Ashlock, Ditto pd Mr.
Scurlock
1802
Jany. 9 month Board
in A J
Pannill, Cash paid Jos. Woodson for Schooling, Ditto paid Crier at
hireing,
Ditto furnished the
orphans,
Dotto pd Exps. Goings and Returning to & from School, Cash paid D.
Pannill
p. acct., Ditto pd John Wimbish & Son
Total:
£257.14.3
Credits
1799
Sept. 12 By Balance
as Stated
by Commissioniers Viz. for
David Pannill Bond
on Which
Interest is to be paid annually @ 5 p. cent £1724.9.9
On demand this day
£714.15.4
1/4
Due 1st
Jany.
1800 £178.17.10 1/8
1800
Oct. 25 Rent of
Store House
Lott & &c
Jany. 1 hire of Long Jim, Jim Thornton, Jacob,
Euclid, Easter and Children, Lett and Children, George, Jack and John,
A parcel
of Bricks sold G Deckenson, Rent of Field above the Wash, Tunstall’s,
Interest
on D. Pannills Bond at 5 per Cent
Oct 25 Rent of
Store House
Lott &c
1801
Jany. Hire of
Euclid, Jacob,
Easter and Children, Jim Thornton, Long Jim, Jack, John, Lett and
family,
George, To rent field above slash, “
Rolands, To Interest on David Pannills bond @ 5 per cent
Oct 25 Rent Store
House Lott
&c
1802
Jany.
Cash paid Ross and Douglas for 1 Book, Do
Oba. Johnson for Shoes, Do pd. Mr. Tuck for Weaving,
Do pd. Nancy Adams
for
Services, To 9 Month Board of 2 Orphans
1803
January To 12
Months Board
for 1 Orphan, Cash paid Cryer at hireing, Ditto Sheriff Pittsylvania
for Land,
Tax for 1802 per Recipt, Ditto Ditto 1801, Cash Paid Jesse Woodson for
Schooling, Board of Ditto 1 Year,
Cash Paid Abra.
Neal for 3
pr. Shoes, Ditto Paid a Pedler for 1 pr. Ear Drops, Ditto paid R.
Ashlock for
making 3 pr. Shoes, Leather found for ditto, Cash Paid Rawlins for 3
pare
Shoes, Ditto Paid Nancy Adams for her Services, Ditto ditto ditto,
Dotto Paid
John Wimbish & Son, Ditto Paid John Wimbish jun.,
Ditto Paid Pannill
&
Smith
1804
January
Boarding 3 Orphans
1 Year ,
Cash Paid Cryer at Hireing, Ditto Paid E Thomas Jeweller, Ditto paid
Thomas
Colquhaun & Co., Ditto paid 6 pr.Slippers, Ditto paid 4 “, Ditto paid 1 Fan, Ditto Paid
Small
Trunks,
Ditto paid 3
Smelling Bottles
1802
Jan.
By Hire Negro John,
Jacobl,
Euclid, Jack, long Jim, Jim Thornton , George, Easter & Children,
Lett
& Children, Rent of Field Above the Slash, Interest on D. Pannills
Bond @ 5
per Cent
Oct.
25
Rent of Store House Lott. &c
1803
Jany 1 By hire of
Negro long
Jim, Jim Thornton, Euclid, Jacob, George, John, Jack, Betty, Lett &
Children, Easter & Children, Rent Field Above the Stash, “
Tunstalls, “ Tavern House, Interest on D Pannills Bond at
5 Per Cent
Oct. 25 Rent Store
house Lott
&c
1804
Jany hire of long
Jim, Jim
Thornton, John, Euclid, Jacob, George, Jack £23.12.0 ( he died
received in prop. for the time he lived),
Betty, Lett
& family, Easter & family., Rent Tunstall field, “
Slash field,
“ Tavern House,
“ Store
House &c, Interest On
D Pannills Bond @ 5 per Cent
1806
Jany Cash paid for
3 pr. Silk
Gloves, Ditto pd. 6 pockett Handkfs., Ditto pd. 2 pr. Ear Rings, Ditto
pd 1
Stran Necklace, Ditto pd. Mrs. Glenn for weaving, Ditto pd Mrs.
Saunders, Ditto
pd. Nancy Adams,
To Cash paid Jno
Wimbush
& Son, Ditto pd Jno. Wimbush jr., Amount yr. Store acct.
1805
Jany, Board 3
Orphans 1 Year
@ $50 ea., Cash paid Crier at Hireing, Do pd Nancy Adams for her
Services,, ¾
yard Lac’d Cambrick, John Wimbush jr. per Acct., Thomas Davenport &
Co.,
Amount of Store Acct., Board 3 orphans
1 Year @ $50, 2 Gallons Brandy for hireing in Jany last, Sundries
furnish’d V.
Walker for Negro Jack when Sick, Paid V Walker for his Service as
Doctr. to
Jack, Paid Mrs Rowland as Mid wife, Paid Crider at hireing, Jas. McCain
Singing
Master, 2 Dressing Boxes, 1 Stran Necklice,
3 pr. Blk.Silk
Goves, Amt of
Store acct., Board 2 Orphans 6 Months ea., Ditto 1 Do 1 Year, Paid Jno.
Wimbush
& Son for 1 Hat 28th Apr, 1801, Ditto ditto 1 Hat 23th
Augt., Ditto ditto 1 Slate & 3 penciles 29th Oct. 1803
1805 Jany
Amount Brought
over, By hire
of long Jim, Jim Thornton, George, Jacob, Euclid, John, Betty, Lett and
family,
Easter & family, Rent of Tunstalls field,
“ Slash
field, “ Tavern House,
“ Store
House, Interest on
D. Pannills Bond at 5 per Cent
1806
Jany hire of long
Jim, Jim
Thornton, George, John, Euclid, Jacob, Nat, Betty, Chaney, Winney,
Easter &
family, Rent of Slack field, “
Tunstalls, “
Tavern
House, “
Store House &c,
Rent of Rowlands
place to
Henry Rowland for 6 years past @ $5, Over charge in paid John Wimbush
& Son
1802. it should be 57.16.2 1/4 instead
of 69.17.11/4 makes a difference of £12.0.11, Interest on
1724.9.9 it being for
D, Pannills Bond renidered from 1st Jany 1805 till 15th
March 1806.
March 15 1806 To
Paid John
Wimbush for 1 Trunk 2nd March 1804, 5 1/8 yds dk Callico, 8
2/3 “
blk. Cambrick, 5 “
“, Balance
of Interest £532.6.6, Allowance for tranacting the Estate of the
orphans
£129.1.0, Balance due the Orphans £4027.17.7 ½, To 1
Woman Saddle the price of
which cannot be assertained at this time, By Amount Brought Over
Mar. 15 Balance of
Interest
Acct. £537.6.6
By Balance due per
Contra
£4024.17.79
Pursuant to an
Order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County bearing date December Court
1807
directing us to State, Settle, and adjust the Accounts of the
Guardianship of
James Linn dec’d who was Guardian in right of his wife Nancy former
Guardian of
the orphans of John Pannill dec’d with William Wimbush admr. And after
examining the account as Stated above and Such exhibits as produced
before us
find a Balance due the Orphans of John Pannill dec’d of Four Thousand
and
Twenty Seven pounds 7 3/4 of which Three Thousand Eight Hundred &
Twenty
Seven pounds 7 3/4 was due 17th March 1806 and Two Hundred
pounds
& 2/ due 1st Jany 1807.
Given under our hands this 16th day of April 1808.
Joshua Stone, Sen,
William
Smith, Philip L Grasty
Recorded: June 20,
1808
AC
Book 4, Page 166
N. Pannil Gdn.
Dr. The orphans of
John
Pannill dec’d in Account with Nancy Pannill Guardian
1795
Jany To Paid
William Todd for
his Services as Crier at hiering p. T & D Pannills Accot., 5 yds
Cotton for
1 of the Negroes Per Acct., Paid John Wimbush & Son for Sundirias
for the
orphans Per account, Wimbush & Pannill ditto, Paid Clerk Pittsylv’
P.
Tickett
1796
Jany 1 Paid Crier
at hireing,
Wimbush & Pannill for Primmer, Paid Thos. B McRoberts atto. fee for Conveying Tittle of land Sold G
Dickinson P. Rect., John Wimbush & Son for Sundries furnished the
orphans
P. Account.
1797
Paid
Crier at hireing, Paid D Pannill for Brandy at hireing, “
John Wimbush & Son for Sundries for the Orphans P. acct., ditto
ditto,
Wimbush & Pannill for 9 yds Green Wild Cose?, Paid Sharp Lumpkin P.
acct
& Rect.
Credits
1795
Jany 1 By hire of
Negro
George, Easter, Toby, Jacob, John, Jim, Jack, Euclid & Jim, Letty
Rent of Tunstalls
field, “
dry fork, “
Tavern
House
1796
Jany 1 hire of
Negro Toby,
Easter & Children, Long Jim & Jim Thornton, Jacob, Jack, Euclid
&
Letty, George, John & Rent of Tavern house, Rent of Tunstalls
field, “ field
above Slash, “
“
1797
Jany 1 Hire of
Negro Toby,
Easter & Children, John, George, Jacob, Jack & Euclid, long
Jim, Jim
Thornton, Letty, To Rent of Field above Slash, “
Tavern & field between, “
Road & Stinken River,
“
of dry fork, “
Tunstalls
1797
Amount
Broughjt forward, To Paid Crier at hireing
1798
Jan
1 Amount Paid David Pannill for building Store Room, moving
Counting Room & Lumber Room and finding Materials and Provisions
for
Carpenters & Masons, Paid Samuel Pannill for articles for the
orphans per
his account, John Wimbush & Son for Sundries for the orphans, 2 pr.
Shoes from
W Wimbush & Co.,
Paid James Linn for
Shoes for
do
Cr
1797
Jany 1 By Balance
due per
Account Stated by the Commissioners 15th Dec 1795 £795.0.11 ½, Ditto ditto , Ditto
ditto 3rd
Feby 1797 £346.0.3, Memo the above £1724.9.9 is due
deposited in the hands of
David Pannill Payable 1st January 1805 with Interest at 6
pr. Cent
from 1st January 1797 in which Interest is to be paid
annually
1798
Jany 1 Cash rec’d
for
interest till this time, Hire of Negro Jacob £15.2.6, Easter
& children
£1.17.6,
Toby
£12.10.0, Jack, Euclid, George & John £69.18.0, Letty
£8.4.0, Long Jim and
Jim Thornton £35.10.0
Rent of Tavern
House &
field between the Road & Stinkin River £1.10.0, Rent of dry
fork £0,5.0,
Rent of field above
the slash
£6.0.0, Rent of Store house Lot &c from 25th
October 1793 till
25th Oct. 1797 £80.0.0,
Interest on David Pannills Bond @ 5 per Cent
1799
Jany 1 1 Years Rent
of Store
House Lot &c, Hire of Negro George £13.13.6, Euclid
£27.6.6, Jim Thornton,
Jacob £17.12.6, Easter & Children £1.13.6, Toby
£12.10. but died 1st
July following £6.5.0
1799
Jany 1 To paid
Crier at
hireing , Paid Jas. Linn for 4 pr. Shoes, Paid William Wimbush & Co
for
Sunderies furnished orphans, John Wimbish & Son for ditto, Balance
of
Interest Account Carred to Contra £67.5.1
Sep. 12 Allowed for
transacting the business of the orphans Estate
Balance due the
Orphans £2618.2.11 ¾
1799 Amount Brought
Over
Jany 1 By Rent of
Field above
Slash, “ dry fork, “
on the Road, “ Tavern House,
Interest on David Pannills Bond at 5 Per Cent.,
Balance of Interest Account brought from Contra
Sept. 12 By Balance
&
Contra
Persuant to an
Order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed bearing date
September
Court 1807 directing us to Settle and adjust the account of Nancy
Pannills
Guaradianship with John Pannill’s Orphans and after examining the Said
Account
and exhibits before us find a balance due the orphans of John dec’d of
Two
Thousand Six Hundred and Eighteen Pounds two Shillings and 11 ¾
as Stated above
one thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty four pounds 9/9 of which is
stated to be
in the hands of David Pannill on Interest at five per Cent as this
account will
shew under Dale of 1797 Seven Hundred and fourteen pounds 154 1/4 due
the 12
September 1799 and one Hundred and Seventy Eight pounds 17/10 1/2 due 1st
day of January 1800. Given under our
hands this 3 day of December 1807
Joshua Stone Sen.,
William
Smith, Thomas Anderson, Philip L. Grasty
Recorded: June 20, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 171
Pannill
Gdn. A.C.
The Heirs of David
Pannill in
Account Current with Saml. Pannill
1807
July 24 By Balance
due per
acct Settled & Returned by Commisr. £ 1037.7.8 1/4
Hire of Negro Jack
for 1807
due 1st January next £12.0.0
1808
Jany 6
Cash rec’d of
Bailey Street
in part his note £4.10.0
Saml. Pannill &
Co for
George Davise note & Int.
£8.3.2
March 19 Bailey
Street in
part his note £7.15.0
Cash rec’d of
Bailey Street
in full his note & Int. £9.18.0
April 4 James
Overby for his
half of Rent for 1805 and 1806 £3.0.0
Ditto ditto for
Rent for
1807 £3.0.0
Aug 25 Estate of
David
Pannill for two thirds of £477.5.2 ½
the neet amount Collected Since 21st July 1807 per
account
Settled with the Commissioners to be return’d by them to Pittsylvania
Court £318.3.5
Interest on
£103 ½.7.81/4
from 24th July 1807 £67.9.6
½
1807
October 21 To Cash
paid
Sheriff Pittsylvania Tax P. Rect 55 cents
1808
Jany 1 Bethenia
Pannill for 1
year Expence P. Rect. £26.10.1 ½
April 9 Cash paid
Sheriff
Pittsylvania Per Ticket 90 cents
May 17 Cash paid
Clerk
Pittsylvania per Ticket
July 16 Cash paid
Sheriff
Halifax per Ticket
August 25 Samuel
Pannill
& Co for amt. Paid Abraham Shelton, son to John for 46 apples trees
to be
planted on the land purchas’d of Gabriel Shelton Son to Gabriel
To cash paid
Sheriff
Pittsylvania per. Ticket
5 p. Cent Commis.
allow’d for
transacting the Estate of the Heirs of D. Pannill dec’d of
£58.6.0 the amt.
rec’d.
Bal. Due the heirs
this
day £1448.11.2 ½
Pursuant to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County Court bearing date June Court
1808
directing us to State, Settle & adjust the account of Samuel
Pannill’s
Guardianship of the orphans of David Pannill dec’d,
we have, in obedience to the Said order, examined the Account as
Within Stated with the exhibits and find the Balance due the Heirs of
David
Pannill dec’d of Fourteen Hundred & forty Eight pounds 11/23. Given under our hands this 25th day of August
1808.
Wm Smith, Saml.
Stone, Philip
L Grasty
Recorded: September 19, 1808
Jasiah
Morton To Joseph Morton his Guardian
Dr.
1803
To Boarding you
from Jany
1803 to Jany 1804 one year £9.0.0
1805
Jany To Boarding
you from
date to March following £12.0.0
April
Cash paid Tuition
£4.16.0, To
Boarding you at Dr. David Rices one Session £6.0.0, Tuition for
the Same time
while at Dr. Rices £2.8.0, To 5 yards home spun linen £0.12.6, To 4 yards Ditto £0.8.0,
To 5 yards mixt Cloth for a
Coat and pantaloons £0.15.0
1806
Dec
To Boarding you with Wm L Turner at Banister Academ one Session
£5.0.0, To Tuition @ Ditto £3.0.0, To one Selector Teteree,
£0.4.6, To
one Dictionary £1.7.0
March 29
To March bought of
Nathaniel
Harris , To 1 ¾ yards fine blue
Cloth
£3.3.0, To 3 yards black fancy Cord
£1.6.3, To ½ yard Buff Cassemore
£0.10.0, To 2 yards brown Holland £0.8.0, To 1 Do
linnen, 4 hanks of
silk £0.6.9, To 3 Sticks twist, two Doz.large buttons
£0.9.8, 1/6 Doz. Small
gilt buttons £0.1.9, To 3 yards Superfine linnen £1.0.3, To
1 quire Writing
paper £0.1.6, To 2 yards blue
Coating £1.4.0, Cash paid James
Borden
for making a Satule £0.12.0, To cash paid John Figg for making a
Suit of Clothes £1.4.0
To 5 yards home
spun Gean?
Cloth £0.15.0, To 2 yards mixt Cloth
£0.4.0
1807
To Boarding you £9.0.0, To Tuition the same year £2.0.0, To 6 yards home spun Linnen
£0.18.0
To 12 Ditto Ditto Cloth £1.10.0
1808
To Boarding you
£9.0.0, To 9
yards home Spun linen £1.7.0, To 4
½
Yards home spun linen £0.9.0
To Cash paid
Midwife fees
£1.16.0, Note this charge was Omited in the above.
Josiah Morton
Cr
1803 by the Hire of
your
Negro Girl one year £10.0.0
1804 by Ditto Ditto
£10.0.0
1805 Ditto Ditto
Ditto
£8.0.0, By the hire of your Negro Boy Phill one year £6.0.0
1806 By the Hire of
your
Negro Woman Judy £7.0.0, By the Hire of your Negro Boy Phill
£8.0.0
1807 By the hire of
your
Negro Woman Judy £6.0.0, By the Hire of your Negro Boy Phill
£9.0.0
1808 By the Hire of
your
Negro Woman Judy £6.0.0
By the Hire of your
Negro Boy
Phill £ 12.0.0
Recorded: September 19, 1808
Dr. the Estate of
David
Panill dec’d In account with Samuel Pannill Exor.
1807
Aprl 1 To Cash Pd
Wm Smith as
a witness at Suit vs. Irvine per Rect. £1.1.1, William Adams Halifax for
his
account disputed £0.3.4, Cash paid Chas. Johnson pr. Execution P.
Sheriff
Statement and Rect. £4.2.6
April 29 Cash paid
Ticketts
on Suit vs. Ball £1.5.0
Oct 17 ditto paid
Nathaniel
Craddock as a Witness in Suit vs Stogdon per Rect. £0.12.9
Oct 21 Cash paid
Clk of Henry
Per Ticketts , Ditto paid Sheriff of Pittsylv’ do, Ditto paid Saml.
Lovell P.
Rect. £0.1.9, Ditto paid Sterling Willis do £0.10.6
Oct 26 ditto paid
Clerk &
Sheriff of Hallifax Per Tickett £1.7.11
Nov. 17 To Cash
paid Sheriff
Pittsylv’ Per Ticketts £3.10.9
1808
Feby 17 Thomas
Mustaine paid
him P. Bond & Rect.£0.2.7 ½, Cash paid John Lewis for
part 1 Tickett
£0.3.10
Mar. 30 ditto paid
Isaac
Tines Constable Per Rect.£0.6.3 1/2
Apl. 19 ditto paid
Sheriff
Pittsylv’ P. Tickett £
Ditto paid ditto ditto £0.6.3 1/4
Apl. 29 ditto paid
John
Dabney attorney P. Rect. £8.11.0
May 17 ditto paid
Sheriff
Pittsylv’ Ticketts £8.14.0
June 11 ditto paid
Sheriff of
Campbell £0.6.3 1/2
July 16 ditto paid
Clk.
Halifax £0.4.9 1/2
CR
1807
Aug. 18 By Daniel
Shelton
Sen. Rec’d £6.8.3 3/4
Aug. 30 John
Jenkins rec’d
£3.0.0, William Parsons rec’d of Ster. Willis Constatt.
£0.10.6
Sept. 2 Cash rec’d
of Patsey
Doss Memo acct £0.2.3 1/2
Oct. 21 James
Stewart
rec’d £3.19.0 ¼, Robert Orkes
rec’d in
full £0.4.4, John Lovett £0.8.2
Cash rec’d of George Hairston for Morton on Laniers
Delivery Bond quashed in Pittsyl’ Court £0.19.6
Nov 17 Peter
Perkins
rec’d £36.3.1, John Bruce Overseer £11.16.1, Cash rec’d of Luke Matthews
Memo
Acct. £ 0.0.9, John Hogdon rec’d Per
James Stewarts order on the Sheriff of Campbell £5.7.0
Dec. 23 Jacob
Barger Sen. P.
Saml. Lovell Constable £1.6.2, David
Hunt rec’d £0.13.0
1808
Jany 26 Cash rec’d
of Nat
Terry Memo Acct. & Interest £0.15.6
Feby. 17 Thomas C
Stone in
full £3.0.0.3/4, George Cox £1.17.3, William Robertson Hatter £0.2.9
Reubin Mitchell
rec’d of M.
Mitchell £3.18.0, Grasty and
Pannill £60.6.8, Samuel Woosley
rec’d
21st Oct. last £0.6.0
Mar. 17 Wiatt Ellis
and No
£0.3.8, Cash rec’d of Rowland Jones on acct. Ticketts
£4.4.9, Ditto ditto ditto
on acct. Land Warrant £2.8.3
Mar 23
William Williams Wagg’o Per S Pannill &
Co £0.13.0, Robert Love for 20 Barrels Corn , Deduct for hauling
ditto Per his
rect. £8.0.0, Joshua Hardy rec’d in
full £2.7.1.1/2, Sandy River Store
rec’d of W Beck £12.11.1 ½,
Ditto ditto
rec’d for Geo. Lackeys note & Int. in acct to Frizzle Per P. R. Gillmore
Deduct Commis’
retain’d by
Gilmore £4.2.4, William Waller
rec’d £23.9.5 ½, William
Tucker rec’d
£9.19.0
1808
July 16 Cash
Augst. 25 ditto Clk
Campbell,
Ditto Sheriff Pittsylv’, Ditto do do,
To 5 Per Cent Comms. Allow’d on collecting £548.5.61/2 as
P. Contra
£27.8.3
Bal. Due the Estate £477.5.2 1/2
1808 August 25 To
the Heirs
of David Pannill for 2/3 of the above Balance enter’d to their Credits
with
Saml. Pannill, Guardian £318.3.5 3/4
Paid Bethenia
Pannill Widow
of D. Pannill, dec’d her 1/3 part of
the above Balance per her Rect. £159.1.8 3/4
1808 Mar 23 By
Amount Brought
Over £209.3.1 ¾
John Jinkins for
Cash in full
£1.11.0 ½
April 5 Robert Love
for 306
3/4 lbs. Bacon £10.4.6
Apr 19 Samuel Linn
acct. p.
H. Wimbish £92.15.6 1/2
July 21 John Harris
rec’d In
full £2.5.5, James Linn 17 May £33.0.0, Ditto ditto ,
Deduct for enter’d 17th
May £50.6.8, George McNeley £11.16.1
Augt. 25 Grasty
&
Pannills Omitt’d21st Oct. last £9.0.5 ¼, Ditto ditto rec’d
from 17th
Feby. Last till this day £108.17.0 ½, Saml. Woosley? rec’d
in full £0.5.8
Total
£548.5.6 1/2
By Bal. P. Contra £477.5.2 1/2
Pursuant to an
order of the
County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date June Court 1808 to us
directed, we have examined the account of
Saml.
Pannill Exor. of David Pannill dec’d with the decedent’s Estate as
Stated above
with the Exhibits and find the account to be balanc’d up till this day. Given under our hands this 25th
day of August 1808.
Wm Smith, Saml.
Stone, Philip
L Grasty
Recorded: September
19, 1808
Persuant
to an order of Feby Pittsylvania Court 1808 appointing Commissioners to
allot
to Lucy Hodnett widow of John Hodnett, deceas’d her
Dower in the land of her Deceas’d Husband &c.,
I have surveyed and lay’d off 40 acres of
land being one third part of 120 acres which the Said John Hodnett dec’d Siezed including the Mansion House. Beginning at 2 Gums at the head of a branch,
thence a new line N. 53° E 130 poles through the plantation
to a Red
Oak in the out side line, thence N 78 W
130 poles to 2 Maples on the Spring branch, thence up the said branch
as it
Meanders 70 poles to a white oak near the Spring, thence S 10 ° E
14 poles to a
white oak on the old Road and S 61 E 24 poles to the Beginning. Which said 40 acres is allotted by the Said
Commissioners to the Said Widow for Dower &c. Done
the 27 day of February 1808. By Joshua
Stone S.P.C.
Agreeable
to an order of the County Court of
Pittsylvania Made at last February Court, we Champness Terry,
Jeremiah
Terry and Robert Clopton have allotted to Lucy Hodnett, Widow of John
Hodnett
deceas’d forty acres of land as directed in the plat and certificate
hereunto
annexed, also the following Slaves To Wit: Moses, Daniel and Jinney,
also one
pound thirteen Shillings and four pence which makes one equal third in
the
Value of the slanes, also that she retain one third of the personal
part of the
Estate already sold agreeable to the Sale. Given under our hands this 27th
day of February 1808.
Chanpness
Terry, Jeremiah Terry, Robert Clopten
Recorded: October 17, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 178
H.
Micklerough’s Inventory
In
obedience to the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania Co. we have appraised
the
Estate of Henry Michelborough, Dec’d
viz:
1
negro man, Joseph £135.0.0,
1 Negro man Lewis £120.0.0, 2
Negroes, Clary and her Child
Hannah £120.0.0, 2 Negroes Easter
&
her Child Nancy £120.0.0, 1 Negro
boy
Wiley £60.0.0, 1 Do Do Ratley £50.0.0,
1 Do Do James £40.0.0, 1 negro Girl
Isbell £40.0.0, 1 negro boy
Stephen £30.0.0
14 head of Cattle £24.0.0, 30 head of Hoggs
£9.0.0, 1 horse & 3 raw Hides £19.16.0,
1 mare & yearling Colt £25.10.0,
10 head of Sheep £6.0.0, 2 pare of
plow Gare £1.4.0, 2 plow hoes and
clevises £1.2.0
1 pare of Cast Coxes £0.3.0, 2 Colters and one plow hoe
£0.9.0, 5
Hilling hoes and 3 weeding hoes £1.6.0
2 Grubing hoes
& 5
Axes £1.14.0, 2 Wedges and a box of
old
Iron £0.9.0, 2 Cotton Wheels and 50
lbs. Bare Iron £1.13.0, a parcel of
Corn and oats £10.15.0, 1 flax
wheel £0.15.0, 2 Sithes and Cradles
& 2 Juggs £0.16.0, a parcel of
Cotton & 3 bee hives £3.3.0, 1 Curecomb & a parcel of
bacon £18.1.6, 3
butter potts and 1 Spice morter
£0.13.0, 2 Tin Candle molds £0.1.6
1 Tee Kettle and a
parcel of
Lumber £1.4.0, a pare of worpen bears & boxes £0.6.0, a
parcel of Cleane
oats and one Wheat Sive £0.13.6, 1
pare
of old Irons £0.6.0, 1 Shovel and 1 flat Iron £0.4.6, 4
beddes and furnature
£40.0.0, 8 Setting Chires £1.0.0,
1
Desk and walnut Chest £1.6.0, 3 pare
Cotton Cards £0.12.0
1 Looking Glass £0.7.6, a Cubboard and furnature £3.0.0, 1 Wire Wheat Sive
£0.7.6, a parcel of old books £1.10.0,
a parcel of old Puter £2.8.0, 1 Set
of Knives and forks £0.7.6, 3 dutch
ovens £0.18.0
3 potts and hooks £2.5.0, 2 pott racks and one Skilet £0.12.0, 1 Gridiron, Shovel &c £0.10.0, 2 bolls & 1 brass cock
£0.6.0
1 Negro Girl Ailey £75.0.0, 1050 pounds of inspected
Tobacco £9.9.0, a parcel of Tobacco
£7.16.0
1 pine table and 1
folding
Table £2.0.0
Total:
£993.19.6
May 12, 1809
Daniel Sullivan,
Hezk.
Puryear, Thomas Worsham
Recorded: June 19,
1809
Negroes Cretia and
three
children, Abram, Hurt & John $600,
1 Sorrel Horse 75, 1 Bay mare 70
1 Bed and
furnature, bed
Stead and Cord 30, 1 Do do do do 35, 1
do do do 6, 9 Winsor Chairs
2.25
1 Black Walnut Desk 10, 1 Black Walnut folding Table &
Toilett 6, 1 Black Walnut Cubboard and
Earthen Ware 15, 1 parcel of Books 5, 2 Brass Candle Sticks 1.25,
2 Decanters 1.50, 1 pair of hand
Irons
.50, 1 Trunk 2, 1 Waiter .50, 1
Blue pine Chist 1, 1 Jug
.50, 1 Trunk 1, 1 Bridle &
Saddle
5
1 Fiddle .50, 4 Butter potts, 1 Jug, 2 Ticklers &
2 Bottles 2.50, 1 Churn and Firken .75, 1 Small Trunk 1
2 pair of Iron
Wedges 3, 3 plow hoes and 1 Coalter 3, 3 Weeding and 2 Hilling hoes
2.50, 2 Grubing hoes 2.25, 2 Axes 1.50, 2 pair of plow Geers
4, 1 Bee Stead 1.50, 1 Tobacco Hhds
.75, 1 parcel of old Iron .25, 1
Cutting Box .50, 1 Red Cow and Calf,
1
White Cow, 1 Red Cow & Red Bull
30, 1 Dutch oven 2, 3 potts and
1 skilet 4, 1 pair of flat Irons 1.50, Tub and two pales .50
Agreeable tp the
above order
to us directed we met and apprais’d the above articles as pr. Statement. Given under our hands this 20th
day of March 1809.
Jas. D Patton,
Silas Heston,
Thomas Stewart
Recorded: March 22,
1809
Pursuant to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed We Creed Tanner,
Joseph
Flippin, Robert Walters and Noel Waddill hath Conven’d together the
late
dwelling house of John Waller, Deceas’d on the 24th February
1809
and after Being first Sworn do proceed to appraise the Said Estate
brought
before us as followeth:
February 22, 1809
Five Sows and 15
pigs, Three
Sows and 10 pigs, Ome Sow amd 10 Shoats, Five Hoggs, Eleven Sheep, one
yoak of
oxen, One ditto, One ditto, One Cart, Three Cows and Calves, Three
Cows, two
Heefiers, Three Heifers, four Cows, One Bull, one Sorrel Horse, One
Black mare,
one Sorrel Ditto, One Bay Horse, one filley, One wagon hind gear
Swingletree
& lock chain, One Still & Eleven yearlings, Five mattocks and
one
Grubing hoe, Five Weeding hoes, one pole ax, Five hilling hoes, three
Colters,
5 Stocks and two Swingle trees and Clives
One Set of harrow
hoes, three
Iron Wedges, One X Cut Saw, two pair Iron traces, Three back bands and
belly
bands, Three pair of Haymes, one Whip Saw, Four bells & Three
Collars, One
Drawing Knife, Screw auger, 5 Hand Saw, One adze Frow and hammer, ibe
broad ax
and auger, One jointer, one pair of Stillards
Parcel of old Iron,
two horse
collars, One bridle and Saddle, One Grubing hoe, three plow hoes &
one old
hoe, Two old Sithes, two Sows & five pigs, Three Sithes, three bee
hives,
Two thousand weight of loose Tobacco, One hogshead of old Tobacco, Four
hogshead of tobacco, Five hogshead & one barrel, one Cutting knife,
Three
hogshead, four Cow hides, Blade fother, one Calf Skin, One cask, two
hogshead
One cash, four
casks, One rum
hogshead full of cotton, One bag of collard and cake, One tub of fat
One Jug and Honey,
dry’d
fruit, Parcel of Soap, Six oats Stacks, One walnut leaf Table, One
desk, one
Walnut Chest with drawers
One small Trunk,
One Walnut
Chest, One pine Table, one case & Bottles, 3 plow hoes and 1 ax,
1 Case of Iron
Blacksmiths
Tools, Wheat in the Straw, ditto’one cupboard, Eight deer skins
Case of Razors and
horse
phlegums, Eleven Chairs, One Turean, half Doz. Green Edg’d plates, 3
Dishes
1 Bowl, 1 Teapot, 1
Castor,
pair salt seltars, 2 wine glasses and Decanter and Mustard pot, 6 Tea
spoons,
nine Table spoons, 1 Bread pan and Milkpot, 1 Soup Spoon, 8 Knives and
12
forks, 2 Brass candle Sticks
1 Tea Cannister,
old Waiters,
13 Vials, 2 Books, 1 looking Glass, 3 Wheat Sives, Small piece of
blistea’d
Steel, 1 pr. Of Sad Irons, one slate, 4 pewter Basons, 9 pewter plates,
2
pewter dishes, 2 pr. Sheers, Shovel and Tongs, Brass Skillet, 1 Bason
and
Butter & some old pewter, 1 Pitcher
and Sugar, Some Butter,
1 Chest, 2 flax
wheels, 1 Bed
and Blanket sheet, Bolster and stead, 1 Bed and Sheet and Quilt and
Bolster
1 Bed and Sheet and
Two
Quilts and Bolster, 1 Bed and Sheet, 3 Quilts, Bolster and pillow and
Stead,
one Bag of
feathers, one Bead
and Sheets & Counterpine and blanket and Quilt and bolster, two
pillows,
bead stead and Cord, One Bed, two Counterpins, one blanket, one Sheet
and
bolster and bead Stead and Cord, One Bead, one Sheet, two Counterpins,
one
blanket, Quilt, bolster under Bead and Cord
One pair of Cards,
Six white
plain Counterpins, Six checked Counterpins, Three notted Counterpins,
One Lock chain, One
oven and
lead, one do, one pot tribet & hooks, Two pots and hooks, one spice
mortar,
Two Iron pot racks,
one flax
Hackle, One Lamb, one slay & old Harnesses, Two pair chards, one
pair Wool
Chards, Three Cotton Wheels, one flax, One table, four tubs, three
pails &
two piggions, One pistole and 1 pot and Hooks, One Beadstead &
Card, two
old Wheels, One Rum hogshead with Pork, Parcel of Bacon and Some beef,
Three
barrels & Churn, a parcel of Soap tallow, One Steel trap, one
copper tea
Kettle,
Two Barrels, one
Chirm, old
pot of Butter, One hundred Barrels of Corn
One negroe Man
Known by the
name of Cupid, One Negro man the name of Adam, One negroe woman by the
name of
Silva, One Negro Boy by the name of Ben, One Negro Girl by the name of
Patty,
One Negro Boy by the name of Alfred, One Negro man by the name of
Harry, One Negro
man by the name of Sy,
One Negro woman by
the name
of Philis, One Negro Girl by the name of Isbel, One Negro Boy by the
name of
Peter, One Negro man by the name of Abram, One Negro man by the name of
Daniel,
One Negro woman by the name of Reah, One ngero Girl by the name of
Mary, One
Negro Boy by the name of Jerry,
One Negro Woman by
the name
of Hannah
March 18
One Shot Gun, one
old Musket,
One bay Horse, One bay Horse Colt with stair & snip, One bay do do,
Some unbroken flax,
Two
boxes, Sixteen Gees, One 3 hoe Harrow, 2 pare fire dogs, Some Potatos
Plantings, One Seale Skin trunk, One mans Saddle, One do do
Total:
£1827.18.9
Creed Tanner,
Joseph Flippin,
Robert Walters, Noel Waddill
We also find in the
possession of the Estate of Mr. John Waller Dec’d the following bonds
and
accounpts as follows:
Wm Wilkerson bond
£4.4.0,
Do Do
£16.5.0, Joseph Slayden bond
£31.11.8, Christon Huser Do
£60.0.0,
Do
£30.0.0, Presley Dodson Do £24.14.6,
Asa Thomas Do £7.11.10, James Colquohoun Do
£300.0.0, Do Do £300,
Do Do Rect for 2 hhgs. Tobacco, Elisha Dodson Bond £6.0.0, Cash
in hand £0.3.9,
Samuel Walkers acct. £31.4.6, One Loan office certificate for
Seventy one
Dollars and 79 Cents.
Total:
£543.18.6 ¾
Creed Tanner,
Joseph Flippen,
Robert Walters, Noel Wadill
Recorded: March 21, 1809
AC Book 4, Page 188
Calland’s Inventory
An Inventory and
apprasement
of the Personal Estate of Mr. Samuel Calland Dec’d Viz:
36 Large Hogs @
$4each, 36
pigs @ $3/ each, 35 Grown Sheep @10/, 11 young Lambs @4/6,
1 Grey Horse @$70,
1 Dark Bay
Do $40, 1 Bay mare , 1 Black Horse, 1 Bay mare, 1 Bay mare,
11 Milk Cows @ $10
each, 2
Large Steers $12 each, 1 yorke of Work Steers $25, 1 yoke young Steers
$12,
8 yearlings $17,
two year old
Cattle @$6 each, 1 ox Cart, 2 yokes and a Lock Chain, 4 young Calves, 6 Dutch ovens and Lids, 2 spare Dutch ovens
Lids, 6 Frying Pans, 1 old Frying pan and 1 Ladle, 3 Small Iron Potts,
1 Iron Tea
Kettle, 2 Copper Kittles, 1 spice Mortar and Peste, 2 pair Sad Irons, 2
Large
Iron Potts, 4 pair Pott hooks, 1 Grid Iron and Bread Toaster, 7 Pewter
Basons,
Jack Screws, 1 pair Stillyards, A parcel of old Iron, 4 old Sythe
Blades, 2
Large Barrel augers, 2 Screw Do, 1 Tool Adze., 1 Cross Cut Saw, 9 Bar
Share
Ploughs, 4 Coulters & Stocks, 1 Lock Chain, 1 X cut Saw, 1 Pole ax,
1
Mattock, 3 Grubing Hoes,
6 Hilling Hoes, 3
Hilling
Hoes and 2 weeding Do, 1 Cutting Box & Knife, 2 Double Trees &
Irons,
1 Iron Toothed
Harrow, 3 Iron
wedges, 1 chisel & Clivis, 7 Bells, 1 pair wagon Boxes Bands
&c,, 1
Froe, 1 old Plow Hoe, 2 Shovel Plows Stocks &c, 3 pair Plow Geer, 1
Small
Kegg containing Ssundry pieces of old Iron, 1 Shovel Plows Stocks
&c, 1
Straw knife, 1 small keg containing Sundry pieces of old Iron
1 Copper Coffee
Pott, 2 Large
Juggs, 2 Small quart Jugs, 1 spice mortar, 1 Demi John,
1 large Jugg
1 Well fixed Rifle
gun, 3
Shott Guns, 2 Mens Saddles, 1 old womans do, 1 new womans Saddle, 1 pr.
Saddle
bags, 1 Pair Pistoles & Portmanteau Holsters, 2 ½ Sides Sole Leather, 1 Large Rippskin,
2 sodes upper Do, 2
pr. Old
saddle bags, 1 pr. Scales & weight, 1 Candle Box, 1 1 Bed and
furnature, 1
Bed &c do, 6 Fine Cotton Counter panes $6 each, 1 Course Cotton Do,
2
Checked Counter panes
2 hall worn Cotton
do, 1 pair
old Linnen Sheets, 14 1/2 Pair new Cotton Sheets , 1 Suit new Cotton
Curtains,
1 Suit Calico Do, 1 Suit new Callies Do , 1 Larage Trunk, 1 Bed
Furnature
&c, 1 Bed do, 1 new Desk, 1 new Ledger & Journal, 1 Walnut
Table, 1
Back Gammon Table, 1 Tea Table, 1 Shaving Glass,
1 New flax wheel, 1
Sett
Surveyors Instruments, 1 China Press & its Contents, 1 Clock, 1
Side Board,
1 Desk and Book
Case, 1 Tea
Chest, 2 Looking Glasses, Dozen Prints in frames, 4 Bird Picures in
frames, 3
Prints in frames, 1 knife and spoon Case, 8 Trunks Large and Samll, 1
Desk, 1
Large Chest, 1 Check Reel,, 1 Walnut Foldling Table, 1 Bed and
furnature, 1 Bed
Furniture &c, 1 Bureau and Table, 1 Walnut Cubbard & its
Contents, 1
Painted Do & its Contents, 1 Dressing Glass
1 Silver Watch, 1
square
Walnut Table, 1 Case and Bottles Compleate, 5 Flower Potts, 1
Terrestrial
Globe, 1 Silver Coffee Pott and Caster, 1 Silver Tea Pott, 1 sugar Dish
& 1
Cream Pott, 6 Salt Stands @ $6 each,
1 Sett of Mahoganny
Tables, 1
Side Bord, 1 pair Mahoganey Tea Tables, 1 Desk and Book Case, 1 Dozen
Large
Prints in frames, 2 Large Looking Glasses, 4 Silver Candlesticks, 1
Violin, 1
pair Fire Dogs, 1 pair Tongs & Poker, 1 Tea Tray, 2 pr. Money
Scales &
Weights, 1 doz Silver Table spoons & 1 Divider,
1 Razor Case Strap
&c
10 Vol Smalletts
History of
England, 12 European Magazines in Boards, 12 Monthly Reviews, 4 Scotts
Magazines, 1 European Do, 4 Naval Chronicles, 1 Spy Glass, Guthries
Grammer, 1
Vol. Mc Kinzie on Health, 36 Vol on Various Subjects, 5 Vol Buchans
Physician
Elegant Extracts &c, 18 Vol on different Subjects, 2 Vol Ramsey
Poems, 3
Vol Adams defence, 4 Vol Prideux Connection, 10 Vol Enciclopedia,
5 Vol Domestick
Encyclopeda,
8 Vol Humes History , 5 Vol Russels Modeern Europe, 6 Vol Gibbons
Empire, 4 Vol
Robertson Charates, 2 Vol Johnsons Dictionary, 3 Vol Elements of
Erudation, 6
Vol Chesterfields letter, 2 Vol. Select
Plays, 1 Vol Cardiphonia
3 Vol
Miscellanicious
Vol, 6 Vol Popes Works, 4 Vol. Rottins
Belle Letters, 4 Vol Don Quiotte, 2 Vol Modern Travel,
4 Vol Posseshomes, 9 Vol Shakespeare Plays,
1 Vol Junuis Letters, 1 Vol Dodridge Vise & progress of Religion, 2
Vol
Bowens Geography, 1 Farmers dictionary, 2 Vol Sheredans Dict., 1 Vol
Paleys Pholophsy,
1 Vol Baileys Do, 5 old Books
3 Beds Furnature, 1
Small
Dressing Table, 1 Hand Bellows, ½ Doz Leather Bottomed Chairs,
10 Winsdor
Chairs, 2 arm chairs, 1 pair old Fire Dogs & 1 pair Tongs, 1 Bed
Furniture,
1 Large Still Cap & worm,
1 Loom, 1 pair of
Swifts, 1
Cotton wheel, 1 Grind Stone, 1 pair Cart wheels
1 Negro man Abram,
1 negro
Lad James, 1 negro man David, 1 negro man Leonard, 1 young Negro woman
Aba, 1
negro woman Agness, 1 negro woman Hannah, 1 yellow Lad Bob, 1 young
Negro man,
1 negro woman Juda,
1 young
girl Sally, 1 young woman Chloe, 1 young girl Ame, 1 woman & her
child
Dinah, 1 young Negro Lad Jack, 1 young Girl Delsey, 1 Little yellow
Girl Dolly,
1 Little Boy Lorenzo,
1 Little girl
Prirrter, 1
negro girl Susan, 1 negro woman Polley & her child Lewis, 1 little
Negro
girl Edy,
1 Small Negro girl
Sally, 1
Do Do Milley, 1 Little Boy
Stephen, 1
Little Girl Mary
1 old Riding Chair
&
Harness, 4 Candlesticks & 2 pair Snuffers, 1 spice Morter, 3
Chafing
Dishes, 2 Large Butter Potts, 2 Large Juggs, 1 Butter Pott & 4
Cocks, 507
Bar Iron, 3 Butter Potts, a parcel of leather,
7 Large Tight Cask,
11 Small
Do, Waggon Tire supposed to weigh 60£, 2 Large Butter Potts, 3
Tubbs,
1 Large Sugar Box,
1 Large
Walnut Chest, 1 old Pine Do, 3 Vol Latin Books, 5 Vol Small Do, 3 Small
Gilt
Trunks, 1 pair Stilyards, 3 new Pole Axes, a parcel of Cuttery the
remains of
the Store, 3 Tin Tobacco Boxes, 6 Stock Buckles, 17 pair Knee Buckles,
1 pr.
Waffle Irons, 3 Large Tin Canisters, 1 Still Cap and worm, 1 Small old
Still
&c
Property in the
Possession of
Doct. Callaway
1 negro Boy Daniel,
1 yellow
Girl Lucy, 1 young woman Darkie & her child Randolp
Total amot. of the
manor
Plantation including Doc Callaways
£3152.16.1
The property on the
Glebe
Plantation viz:
1 Dark bay mare
& colt, 1
Roan mare, 1 Black mare, 1 Blind Sorrel Horse, 1 young Roan Horse, 1
Dark bay
young mare, 1 dark bay colt, 1 dark bay do, 36 Grown Hogs, 35 Shoats
and Piggs,
2 Large Sows,
25 head of Cattle,
1 yoke
work Steers, 1 do young do, 1 ox cart & Lock Chain, 4 Coulters
fixed compleate,
3 Iron Wedges, 1 froe & 1 Claw hammer, 4 Mattocks, 8
Hilling hoes, 1 Spade, 1 shovel, 1 cutting Box & knife, 3 pair Plow
geer, 3
Shovel Plows, 1 Sett Breast Chains, 6 poll axes, 1 hand do, 2 old Grind
Stones,
2 Sythes & Cradles, 1 Hand Saw, 1 Chissel, 1 Gouge, 1 auger & 1
drawing
knife, 1 pair Steelyards, 1 yellow girl Lucy, 1 Do
“ male Frank, 1 negro man Dick, 1 negro woman Lindey & her
child Nat, 1 yellow woman Aggey, 1 negro Lad Benjamin, 1 yellow woman
Betty, 1
negro Boy Peter, 1 Do “ William, 1
Do
Girl Rilah, 1 Little yellow Boy Belly, 1 “
Gabriel, 1 “ girl
Sukey, 1 negro man Daniel
Total Amt. Property
on the
Glebe Plantation £1298.16.6
Property on the
Sandy river
Plantation viz:
1 mill Cap Worm
&c, 1 ox
Cart, 21 head of Cattle @ $7each, Waggon Tire Bands Supposed to Weigh
61lbs, 1
pair Stillyards, 3 Augers & 1 chisel, 1 pair Iron wedges and 1
froe, 2
Waggon Bands, 5 Reap Hooks, 2 Coulters and Stocks, 1 Scythe and Cradle,
1 old
Muskett, 1 grind Stone, 1 Cutting Box and Knife, 4 Shovel Plows , 2
Clives, 3
Sett Plow Gears Compleat, 15 old Iron, 1 Lock Chain, 1 Bay horse blind,
1 Dark Bay Horse, 1
young
Sorrel Horse, 1 Bay Mare, 1 Small Sorrel Colt, 1 Dark bay Do, 7 Hilling
Hoes, 2
Mattocks, 2 Grubbing Hoes, 4 Potts Axes, 1 Drawing Knife, 1 yoke oxen,
3 young
Calves, 28 Grown Hogs @ $3 each, 30 Shoats
1 Negro man Squire,
1 Do Do Mike, 1 Do Woman Betty & her
child
Chloe, 1 do Boy Lewis, 1 Do “
Leas
1
“ James, 1 “
woman Rachel, 1 “ child Jinsey,
1 “ Girl Clary, 1 old Woman Libby, 1 “ Boy Harry,
1 “ Girl Cindy, 1 “ “
Sarah, 1 man Philip
Total Amt of
Property on Sandy River plantation £1118.8.9
Property on Dan
River
Plantation Viz:
1 Yoke work Steirs,
1 young
Do Do, 1 ox cart and lock chain, 1 Road
Waggon, 13 yearlings, 1 Grind Stone, 15 Head grown Cattle $10 each, 3
Head
grown Do $4 each, 7 Head young Do $4 each, 1 old Bay Horse , 1
Chickasaw Horse,
1 Sorrel Mare, 1 Roan Mare, 1 Sorrel Colt, 13 Grown Hogs 21/ each, 18
Large
Shoats 7/6 each, 20 Piggs 2/ each, 6 Shovel Plows & 4 Stocks, 4
Poll axes,
1 Lott of Plow Geers , 6 Hilling Hoes, 1 Hand Saw, 1 pair Small
Stillyards
1 negro Man George,
1 “ “ Jack, 1
“ Woman Lydia, 1
“
“ Molley and her Child Ned, 1 “
Creasey & her child Christian, 1
“ Lad Jeremiah, 1 “ Girl Fanny, 1 “
Lucy, 1 “ Isbell,
1 “
Boy Randolph, 1 “ Girl Rose, 1 “ Boy Moses, 1 “ Man Patrick
Total Amt. Of
Property on Dan
River Plantation £1200.8.0
Amo’t of Property
on the
Manor Planation £3152.16.1
Amt. Of Property on
the Glebe
Plantation £1296.16.6
Amt. Of Do on the
Sandy river
Plantation £1118.8.9
Amt. Of Do on the
Dan River
Plantation £1200.8.0
Total Amt. Of the
Whole
Persoanl Estate £ 6768.9.4
Agrreeable to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed we whose names are hereunto
Subscribed have proceeded to apprase all the Personal Estate of Samuel
Calland
Dec’d as Shown as agreeable to the foregoing Statement.
April 19, 1809
Jas. Hopkins,
William Walker,
Moses Kerby
1809 April 19th
the above named James Hopkins, William Wallker and Moses Kerby made
oath in
Court that the foregoing appraisment was made by them according to the
best of
their Skill and Judgment.
Will Tunstall C.P.C.
Recorded: April 17,
1809
Am Ivventory and
appraisement
of the Estate of Thos. Shackleford Dec’d taken this Day above written. May 12th 1809
One Feather bead
and
furnature &c, One Mare and Coult (sic) Saddle & Bridle, Two
Chest , 1
Cupboaard
1 Cow and Heifer, 6
Jugs and
two Butter pot, 4 Bottles, 1 Coffee pot, 1 Decanter, 1 loking Glass, 1
Candle
Mole, 1 Slate, 6 phials, a parcel of pewter, a parcel of Earthan ware
and
Knives and forks, 3 ps. Shares, 1 pr. Scissors, 2 potts, 2 Skillets, 1
pr. Pot
hooks, Flesh fork, Skimmer and spoon, Candle Stick and Snuffers,
1 Meal Sifter &
2 Mugs, 1
Cotton wheel & 8 Chairs, 1 Gun & a parcel of Books, 1 sesero?
auger, 2
water pails, 1 Raw hide, 4 Basketts, 1 Hogshead, 2 Barrels & 2
Washing tubs,
2 plows & Set of Geer, 2 Hilling Hoes & 1 Coulter, 2 Axes, 1 Mattock and 1 grubing hoe, 1 Snuff
Bottle and 1 Claw Hammer, 1 Taylors goos & 1 pr. Flat Irons, 1 pr.
Cotton
Cards
Total:
£50.1.3
In obedfience to an
order of
the Worshipful Court to us directed we have proceeded to appraise the
Within
property to the best of Our Skill and Judgment.
William Betterton,
Jon. B
Dawson, Jesse Buckley
Recorded: May 15, 1809
In Conformity to a
decretal
order of the Worshipful the Court of Pittsylvania County pronounced on
the 15th
of May 1809 in the Suit in Chancery in
Sd Court depending in which Samuel Calland in plfts. and Elizabeth
Calland
Administratrix of Samuel Calland dec’d, Henry G Callaway and Anna his
wife ,
William Callaway and Elizabeth his wife , Ralph Calland , Booker
Calland and
James Calland defendt’s . We the
undersigned three of the Commissioners in Sd. Decretal order for that
purpose
named and appointed have proceeded to divide the personal and real
estate of
Samuel Calland dec’d as far as was practicable and the parties
Concerned,
Wishes being unacted upon a large landed estate in the state of
Kentuckey and
number of little Tracts of land in Pittsylvania of little Value. The Division of Which at this time might
have operated prejudically to the parties adopting the Valuation of the
Sworn
appraisers of the Negroes belonging to the estate made but a month or
two back
as their Valuation at this time, We
have allotted to Elizabeth Calland the widow as Dower one thirds the
following
Slaves to Wit: one Negro Boy Bob Valued
at £115, one woman Judy £85,
one man
Leonard £115, one Negro man David £90, one woman Fanny
& her child Dinah
£100, one girl Dilsy £60, one Lad James £110, one
Girl Susan £65, one woman
Agness £50, one Girl Anny 60, one boy Lorenzo £35, one Girl
Edy £60, one young
man Nimrod £120, one girl Dolly £45, one Ditto Printer
£25, one man Aabraham
£120, one young woman Abbey £90, one woman Polly and her
Child Lewis £110, one
boy Obediah £65, one boy Stephen £30 and one girl Sally
£100. The
Total Value of which Said
Negroes to assigned to Mrs. Calland we find to be 1640£
and according to
the Standard which we have adopted leaves a balance due her by the
other
parties in the Score of the Negroes of five pounds ¾ as the
third of the whole
Stock of Negroes would be. £1645.3.4
The remaining two
thirds of
the Negroes we hane Divided by Lott as follows. To
James Calland Lott No 1, one man named Dick £110, one woman
Chloe £100, one girl Sally £45, one boy Peter £70,
one Girl Lindey £37.10, one
girl Fanny £80, one Lad Benjamin £100, the total Value of
which Said Seven
Negroes so allotted to James Calland by ballot, we find to be
£552.10, leaving
a balance due him of £6.15 as his proportion of the Negroes
should have a
mounted in Value to th Sum of £549.5.0
According to the
Standard
accepted Lott No 2 has in Like manner been assigned to Samuel Calland
the
Plltf. and consists of the Slaves following to Wit:
one man Daniel£115, Lindy and her child Nat £100,
one Milly £35,
one Boy William £60, one boy Moses £35, one man Jack
£100, one yellow girl Lucy
£75, one Girl Jinney £30, the total of which sd. Nine
Negroes in Value we find
to be £530 leaving a balance due from him Sd. Samuel Calland of
fifteen
Shillings.
Lott No 3 has in
like manner
been assigned to Booker Calland and Consists of the following Negroes
to
Wit: one man Mike £110, one Woman
Aggy
£100, one girl Ritah £45, one Boy Lewis £60, one
woman Lydia £50, one Girl Lucy
£70, one boy Sias £75, one boy Gabriel £30, the total
Value of which Sd. Eight
Negroes we find to be £540 leaving a balance due to sd. Booker
Calland of nine
pounds 5/ .
Lott no 4 has by us
been
assigned in like manner to William Callaway in right of his wife
Elizabeth
formerly Elizabeth Calland, one man Phillip £110, one woman Betty
and her Child
Chloe £110, one Girl Isbel £45, one boy James £68,
one woman Liby £25, one Lad
Jeremiah £100, one yellow Boy Billy £40, one girl Clary
£60. The total Value of which Sd.
Nine Negroes we
find to be £558.leaving a balance due from sd. William Callaway
of Eight pounds
15/.
Lot No 5 has been
assigned by
us in like manner to Henry G Callaway in right of his wife Anna,
formerly Anna
Calland, and contains the following Slaves to Wit. One man
Patrick£115, Creasy
and her Child Christian £115, one girl Sarah £30 and boy
Harry £45, one woman
Hannah £30, one man George £100, one
woman
Rachel £95, one girl Sukey £25. The
total Value of which Sd. Nine slaves so
assigned sd.Henry G. Callaway we find to be £555 leaving a
balance due from him
of five pounds 15/.
Lot no 6 has by us
in like
manner been assigned to Ralph Calland and consists of the following
Slaves to
wit : Frank a man of the value of
£115,
yellow woman Betty£100, Girl Rose £50, boy Randolph
£35, Girl Mary £30, one man
Squire £100, one woman Molly and her child Ned £120, The
total Value of Which
sd. Eight Slaves we find to be £550 leaving a balance due from
sd. Ralph
Calland of fifteen shillings. We then
proceeded to the division of a Quanity
of Inspected Tobacco being the crop of 1807, 1808, and 1809 between the
Said
and the other Defendants and Samuel Calland the Pltts. according to the
respective intents of each as Will more fully appear by the two papers,
one
marked A and the other B which is here with Submited as forming a part
of this
report. We then proceeded to ascertain
the advancements made by the deceadant in his Life time to the
Defendants Henry
G Callaway and Wm Callaway and found that Henry G Calloway has received
in cash
and property to the amount of £1257 amd William Callaway the sum
of £1190 in
Cash and property and the parties, all Wishing it, the four Tracts of
Land that
we then proceeded to divide were allotted.
To Samuel Calland,
Ralph
Calland, James Calland, and Booker Calland the Two Callaways agreeing
to let
the land go agst. their advancements as far as they Would go and were
valued at
cash price to putt them on an equal footing with the Said Henry G
Callaway and
William Callaway Whose advancements as above.
we found to be prancipally in Cash to Ralph Calland was allotted
by
Ballot the home plantation Subject to the Dower as herein after more
particularly
by expressed and after an allowance for the dower as Life estate of
Mrs.
Calland Valued at £921.12 the sd. Land so assigned to Ralph
Calland including
the following tracts to Wit: a tract
bought of Jefferson of 785 acres, one bought of 400 acres of Walker 75
acres
and two of Gordon Containing 354 acres Some of 300 patented to Samuel
Calland
and other adjoining of two hundred in all making 2124 acres to Samuel
Calland
was allotted in like manner the Glebe plantation which after making an
allowance for the dower which was laid off to the widow as is here in
after
described was Valued in like manner to the Sum of Eight hundred and
forty one
pounds 12/ the sd. Land so assigned to Said Samuel Calland as aforesaid
including the following tracts to Wit: One tract of 593 acres bought of
Spraggins
and one other of Williams of 100 acres making in all 693 Subject to the
dower
of Mrs. Calland herein after more particularly described to James
Calland was
in like manner allotted Sandy River estate which after allowing for the
dower
was Valued at £900 the said estate
so
assigned to James Calland Containing
the following tracts of land to Wit;
One tract of land bought of Morton 1053, several small
tracts of McGruder containing together 108 acres, patented
to Samuel Calland fifty acres and one tract bought of
Allsup, 180 acres; in all 1391 acres
Subject to the Dower as life Estate of Mrs. Calland herein after more
partically described.
To Booker Calland in like manner was allotted the Dan River
estate which after deducting for the Dower estate carved out of the
Same was
Valued to £860 and which sd. estate so assigned to sd Booker
Calland Contains
the following tracts of land to Wit:
one tract bought of Yeamans of 300 acres, one Ditto of Peay of
150
making in all 450 acres Subject to the dower estate of Mrs. Calland as
in here
after more particularly described.
We assigns to Mrs.
Calland as
her Dower in the home tract of land 509 Acres including the mansion
house and
all other houses erected on the plantation.
The boundaries of which are as follows to Wit: Beginning at a
white oak
in Reids order line thence new lines N 17 E
60 poles to a walnut in the field 165 E 440 poles to pointers in
the old
line thence With sd. old lines including a tract bought of Walker to
the
Beginning.
We also assigns to
Mrs.
Calland as dower in the Glebe plantation 176 acres the Boundaries of
which are
as follows to wit: Beginning at
Blakeleys Corner Post oak thence a new dividing line N 3 West 310 poles
to
pointers in the old line, thence taking the back lines and round to the
Beginning excluding all the buildings.
We also assigns to
Mrs.
Calland as Dower in the Sandy River estate Containing 300 acres the
boundaries
of which are as follows to wit:
Beginning at a white oak Corner in the old patent tract thence a
new dividing
line N 89 E 165 poles to the back line, thence following
the back lines including a tract of 901
acres bought of Magruder to the Beginning excluding all the buildings
and we
also assigns to Mrs. Calland as Dower in the Dan River estate 96 acres
the boundaries
of which are as follows to wit:
Beginning at the mouth of a Ditch on the river bank, thence new lines south 32 poles to a Stump N
84°West 36 poles to a Poplar West 64 poles to a white oak S 85
° W 105 poles to
the Back Line, thence along the back line and with the meanders of the
river to
the Beginning excluding all buildings
in laying of the Dower. We beg leave to
report that we had a due regard to quality of Soil quantity of acres and State of improvements all which
is respectfully submit’d to the Court.
In Witness of all which we the undersigned Three of the
Commissioners
named in sd. Directal order have the 3rd day of June 1809 hereunto
subscribed
our hands.
D. Coleman, W.
Beavers, Jas
Hopkins
Proportion of Tobo.
On hand
at the Death of Saml. Calland allotted Mrs. Calland as her third
inspected in
1807 Total: 15992
pounds
Of the foregoing
crop 15992
Weight as above is assigned to the Widow as her third bearing a balance
due by
her to the Legatees of 380 lbs. of
Tobacco.
Proportion of Tobo.
on hand
at the death of Samuel Calland allotted to Mrs. Calland as her thirds inspected in 1808. Total:
8049 lbs
The other assigned
as third
of the Crop to Mrs. Calland being her part of the crop of 1808 leaving
a
balance of 797 lbs due the Legatees.
Proportion of
Tobo.on hand at
the death of Saml. Calland allotted Mrs. Calland as her thirds
inspected at
Lynchburg 1809 viz: Total: 7094 lbs
The above assigned
Mrs.
Calland for her thirds of the Crop 1809 Leaving a
balance due the Legatees of two hundred & ninety four
pounds Tobo.
Will. Callaway 9888lbs (1807-1808)
H G Callaway 9888lbs
“
R. L/S Callahan
9888lbs “
Sam’l Calland 9888lbs
“
Bowker Callahan
9888lbs “
Jas Callahan 9888lbs
“
Recorded: June 20, 1809
Hire of Berry
Worsham from
the 20 Aug 1806 till Xmas
June 13 paid James
Colquhoun
per acct., Paid James Colquhoun & Co ditto, Paid Thomas Worsham,
Paid
Rebeckah Chapman, Paid Gidion Mitchell, Paid a Clerk’s Tickett, My
commission for
Transacting the Business, Balance Due
John Worsham £39.0.3
Cr
1807
Feby 13 By amt of
Sales, By
his 11th part of 2 Hhds. Tobo. After deducting all expense,
By ditto
2 ditto
By ditto 1 ditto
refused, By
balance due in old acct., By 11 Chickins, By his 11th part
of 1
Hhdg., Tobo.deducting expense, By balance due Jno Worsham , Total: £39.0.3
We the subscribers
do Certify
that we have in Conformity with an order of Court Stated and Settled
the acct.
Current of Abel Chelton dec’d with Jno. Worsham, the administrator and
that we
have found the Vouchers Sufficient agreeable to the Charges and a
Balance due
Said Worsham of Thirteen pounds three Shillings and 10p as will appear
Within. Given under our hands the 17th
day of Jan.1809
Ro. Payne, James
Gatewood,
Daniel Price
Recorded: June 19, 1809
Dr.
The Estate of Crispin Shelton dec’d In Account Current with Beverley
Shelton
and Vincent Shelton Exors.
1794 Feby To Cash
paid
Funeral Expenses£1.16.0
March 5 Ditto paid P. Henry for advise Per
Rect. £1.4.0
March 21 ditto paid
Chrispin
Shelton as auctioneer for his Services 3 days £3..0.0
2 Quires Paper
£0.4.0
1796 4 gallons
spirits for
the Sale £1.4.0
Feby 25 Cash paid
Wm Tunstall
Clk. Per Ticket £0.7.4
Ditto paid Andrew
Ronald
atto. Per Rect. £1.4.0
Ditto paid Sto
Turner D Shff
Per Rect. £0.5.0
1801
Feby ditto paid W
Tunstall
Clk Per Ticket £2.12.6
1803
Dec 2 ditto paid D
Call atto.
at Suit of Spears & Co P. Recit. £6.7.6
1804 Mar To cash
paid W
Tunstall Clk. P. Ticket £0.8.5
April 8 ditto paid
J Ellis D
Marshall for amot. of Execution J Hopkins Surviving partner of Spears
& Co
Per Statement & Rect. £204.4.0
May 23 Cash paid
John Dabney
atto. P. Rect.£1.4.0
Expense going 3
times to
Richmond £9.0.0
Paid E Sydnor Agent
for James
Murdock Surviving partner of James
Murdock & Co Per Statement and
Rect. £110.2.2
Paid Wm Tunstall
Clk Per
Ticket £0.19.2
Paid W. Yancy D.
Sheriff Per
Ditto £0.7.6
Paid Sto Turner for
17 Tythes
for Crispin Sheltons Estate Per Rect.
£0.5.0
Balance of Interest
acct.
Carr’d to Contra £146.1.7
Total:
£199.0.1
1808
Jany 4 This Sum
allowed the
Executors for trouble of transacting the business of the Estate £30.0.0
Balance due the
Estate £115.1.8
1795 Mar 21 By amount of Sales this Day due
£301.4.5
Deduct for 1
Certificate sold
Arm. Shelton it being assets in the
hands of yr Executor £1..2.0
Interest at 5 per
Cent till
14 Jan 1808
1807 Aprl Amount
rec’d of
William Payne for old account £3.7.9.1.6
1808 Jany 14 Amount
rec’d for
1 Certificate Sold 10st Nov. 1802 £28.0.3
Amt. Rec’d for 1
Certificate
sold 14th Jany 1808 £13.10.0
Bala. Of Interest
acct £146.3.7
1808 Jany 14 By
Balance due
Per Contra £490.4.0
Total:
£115.1.8
In obedience to an
order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania
County to us directed, we have
examined the account of Beverley Shelton and Vincent Shelton, Exors. of
Crispin
Shelton, dec’d With the Estate of the
said decedant With the Vouchers agreeable to the Within Stated Account
and find
a balance due the Said Estate of one hundred and fifteen pounds, Eleven
Shillings and 8p. the 14th Day of January last . Given under our hands this 1st
Day of September 1808
Joshua Stone, Isaac
Coles, Wm
Smith
Recorded: July 17,
1809
1795 May 18 To Cash
paid
William Smith £8.8.10
May 9 Cash for the
Clerk of
Pittsylvania £1.10.5
June 8 ditto pd.
Jo. Carter
for Taxes £1.4.7
Carriage of Tobo
&
Expenses of ditto £0.16.7
Decmb. 12 Cash pd
Sto. Turner
per Taxes £0.13.6
1796
March 11 ditto pd
Wm Vaughan
for Taxes £0.12.5
March 13 ditto paid
Hay for
Subscribing £0.6.2
April 9 ditto pd.
Saml. &
D. Pannill £3.4.8
May 7 ditto pd.
Thos.
Anderson £0.16.9
May 16 ditto pd. Wm
Smith
£8.0.10
July 21 ditto pd.
William
Todd £10.13.7 3/4
Ditto pd. Griffith
Dickerson
£2.8.0
Ditto pd. Charges
at
Sale £1.0.0
Decm. 17 ditto pd
Saml. &
D. Pannill £19.0.1 ¾
1797 Mar 10 ditto
pd Francis
Irby £0.8.10
May 27 ditto pd. Wm
Vaughan £6.14.5 1/2
1798 March 12 Ditto
Isaac
Clement £0.11.11
ditto pd.
Fullington Johnson
£0.18.4
June 6 ditto pd F.
Johnson
£1.9.6
1799 Jany 1 ditto pd. For Stamp paper £0.1.2 ½
Cash pd Betty Oaks
£12.00
1804 Jany 1 ditto pd. John Jenkins £1.0.0
ditto pd. Ro.
Miller for
Crying Negroes £0.12.0
Cash Lent F Irby
Sen in 1792
£3.10.0
Cash pd. Chain
Carriers £
1.0.0
1795 Feby Nathan Glenn £88.2.8
By Amt. Of Articles
Bought at
Sale £3.5.2
Edmund Tunstall for
ditto £74.15.9
Abraham Irby for
Ditto £15.6.10
Gilbert Hunt for
Ditto £0.1.7
Vincent Shelton for
Ditto
£1.7.2
William Todd for
Ditto £
8.15.0
John Rowlin for
Ditto £1.6.6
Griffith Dickerson
for
Ditto £2.3.9
William Dunning for
Ditto 0.11.6
John Collins for
Ditto £1.10.9
Jesse Rowlin for
Ditto £1.2.4
John Grigory for
Ditto £5.11.4
William Irby £23.16.4
John Ward for ditto
£2.2.1
Samuel Hunt for
ditto £0.15.7
Wyatt Shelton for
ditto £1.7.4
Daniel Jenkins for
ditto £0.14.0
Ambrose Doss for
ditto £1.10.3
John Tunstall for
ditto £0.8.3
James Mitchell for
Ditto £3.3.0
Rebecak Irby for
ditto £0.10.6
Jesse Sanders for
ditto £0.6.0
William Lester for
ditto £3.19.6
William Craddock
for ditto
£0.3.0
Allen Woodson for
Ditto
£1.4.6
Charles Callaway
for ditto
£14.10.2
John Craddock for
Ditto £5.3.0
David Irby for
Articles Bou’t
at Sale £1.1.9 ½
Samuel Irby for
Ditto £3.19.4
Terry McHaney for
Ditto £1.2.0
Leroy Shelton for
Ditto
£2.7.6
Henry Worsham for
ditto
£1.14.0
Vachel Clements for
ditto
£7.11.0
Nathan Glenn for
ditto £1.6.0
James Lewis for
ditto £0.11.0
John Patterson for
ditto £0.2.6
Donald McNicholes
for
ditto £1.16.0
John Jenkins for
ditto £3.5.0
Jeremiah Sanders
for
ditto £15.10.0
William Roper for
ditto
£19.2.0
Zacha. Irby for
ditto £19.3.0
1796 Jany 1
John Ward for hire
1 negro
£0.10.0
William Grigory for
6
geese £0.13.6
Nancy Pannill for
Plank £1.16.3
William Roper for
Rent
Plantation £13.0.0
Edmund Tunstall for
hire 1
negro £0.10.0
1797 Jany 1 William
Roper for
Plank £1.4.4
Robt. Goggings for
hire 1
negro girl £8.0.0
1798 Jany 1 Edmund
Tunstall
for hire 2 ditto £12.0.0
Edmund Tunstall for “ 1 Ditto £10.15.0
Robt. Goggings for “ 1 Ditto
£10.2.6
Richard Craddock for “ 1 Ditto
£4.11.0
1799 Jany 1 Edmund
Tunstall
for “ 1 Ditto £12.0.0
William Lester for
“ 1
Ditto £13.13.0
Samuel Irby for “ 1 Ditto
£5.1.0
John Bruce for “ 1 Ditto £2.1.0
1800 Jany 1 Robt.
Goggins for
hire 1 negro £11.1.6
Edmund Tunstall for
1
ditto £15.0.0
John Bruce for “ 1
Ditto
3.10.0
1801 Jany 1 Robert
Love
for “ 1 ditto £5.12.0
Edmund Tunstall for
hire 1
negro £10.1.0
Robert Johns for 1
Ditto £11.10.0
William Martin for
1 Ditto £6.0.6
1807 Jany 1 Nathan Glenn for 1 Ditto £3.13.0
Jeremiah McCullock
for 1
ditto £15.0.0
William Roper for 1
Ditto £15.0.0
Thomas Mustain for
1
Ditto £6.7.0
1803 Jany 1 Cary Whitehead for 1 Ditto
£3.11.0
Nelson Tucker for 1
Ditto £3.3.0
Jerre. McCullock
for 1
Ditto £11.1.0
Robt. Love for 1
Ditto
£6.14.2
1804 Jany 2 Cary
Whitehead
for 1 ditto £6.2.0
William Roper for 1
Ditto £15.8.6
John Douglas for 1
ditto £14.2.0
Thomas Mustine for
1
Ditto £7.2.0
1805 Jany 1 Jere
McCullock
for 1 ditto £6.0.0
Drury Scruggs for 1
Ditto £13.0.0
Joseph Polley for 1
Ditto £10.0.0
John Douglas for 1
ditto
£15.1.0
Samuel Irby for 1
ditto £4.11.0
1806 Jany 1 Francis Irby for 1 ditto £13.13.0
John Douglas for 1
ditto £10.4.0
David Irby for 1
Ditto £7.14.0
Wm R Irby for 1
ditto £3.0.0
1807
Jany 1 Francis Irby for 1 ditto £13.2.0
Peter Irby for 1
ditto £11.1.6
Thomas Mustain for
1
ditto £1.10.0
1808 Jany 1 Francis
Irby for
1 ditto £9.15.0
Jere. McCullock for
1
ditto £9.10.6
Peter Irby for 1
ditto £3.3.6
Cash rec’d for tobo. £8.2.4
Cash rec’d of
Legrands estate
in June 1803 £120.4.0 1/2
4 Barrels Corn
Rec’d of
Legrand estate £4 1/2.10.0
Balance : 681.5.4 3/4
In obedience to an
order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed for the
Examination
of the account Current of Nathan Glenn administrator of the Estate of
Francis
Irby, Deceased, we have proceeded to Examine the Said account and the
Vouchers
respecting the Same and do find a Balance due the Said Estate amounting
to Six hundred
and Eighty one pounds five shillings and four pence three farthings
Exclusive
of the interest on Said money which Said Interest we think it
Reasonaable to
allow the administrator for his Services Rendered the Said Estate. Given under our hands this 24th
day of May 1809.
Vincent Shelton,
Zachareas
Lewis, Charles Bailey, Jno. Stone Jr.
Recorded: July 17, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 213
Jas Love’s Inventory
In
obedience to an order from the County Court of Pittsylvania we John
Ward, jr.,
Jesse Keesee/Reesee, Avery Mustain and Thomas Simpson have met on the
24 June
1809 in the House of James Love Dec’d and after being Sworn as the law
Directs,
Viewed and appraised the personal Estate of the Said James Love, Dec’d
that was
to us produced as follows
One
old Bay mare, 1 Sorrel Do, 11 head of
Hoggs, 2 Sheep, 1 Cow,2 feather Bed and furnature, Stead and Cord, 8
Chairs at
2/6 each, 1 Musket, 1 Table, 1 Chest, flat Irons, 1 Cotton Wheal, 1
Looking
Glass, Sundery Glass Were, 2 Razer cases, Sundry Earthen Ware, 4
Basons, 5
plates and a Dish, 10 Forks, 3 knives, 1 pair sheep Shairs and pan
handle, 1
Coffee pott, funnel and Coffee mill, 1 Straner, 5 Spoons,
1
pott and hook, 1 Iron Tea kittle, 1 Dutch oven and hooks, 1 Broken hoe,
1 tub
and Runlett, 1 Water pitcher, 1 plow hoe, some small Irons
1
Cotter, 2 pair hames and 2 pair Iron Traces, 1 broad ax, 2 pole axes, 1
old
poll ax, 2 Iron Wedges, 1 hand saw, 1 X cut Saw, 1 Jointer and Jack
plane, 2
augers and 1 Drawing, 2 mattox, 1 Frow, 1 spade, hammer and bell, 5 old
hoes
and 1 Howel, 1 pair fire Tongs, 1 pair Coumpases, 1 Chessel, 1 pair
pinchers
and Gimblet, 1 loom and flax wheel, 1 Brass Wier Sifter
Total £45.15.6
John
Ward Jesse Keesee/reesee, Thomas Simpson, Avery Mustain
Recorded: July 17, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 215
Jas Crews’ Invenory
An
Inventory and Apraisment of the Estate of James Crews Deceased
1
Mare and Colt, 3 Casks, 1 Bridle and Saddle, 1 Hair Trunk, 6 Chairs, 2
Flat
Irons, 1 Hand Saw, 1 Rum Cock, 1 Screw auger, 2 Gimblets, 1 Shoe
Hammer, 1 pair
nippers, 1 Chisel, 1 Flesh fork, 1 Trumpet, 5 Case Knives and Six
forks, 5
Table Spoons, 1 Tin Coffee Pot, 1 Tin cup and funnel, 1 Pitcher, 1 mug,
1 Dish
and 10 plates, Small parcel Crockry Ware, 2 Water Pails, 1 Sugar box, 1
pepper
box, 1 Case bottle,
1
Stone Jug, 1 pine Table, 1 pair Saddle bags, 1 pair Hames and Trace
chains, 1
Plow and Colter, Swingletree and clevis, 1 Ax, 1 Ploe hoe, 2 hilling
hoes, 1
pot, one oven and pot hooks, 1 Loom,
1
Bedstead and Cord, Bed & furnature
Total: £32.7.3
August
18, 1809
Agreeabe
to an order of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed, we
have
proceeded to Value the estate of James Crews deceased as Stated above.
John
Hunt, Georg Boyd, Reubin Hubbard
Recorded: August 22, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 216
Jno Davis’ Inventory
In
obefdience to an order of the County Court of Pittsylvania we the
Subscribers
being first Sworn as the Law directs do apprase the Estate of John
Davis, Dec’d
as followth to Wit:
19
Head of Hogs, 1 York Stier, 3 Cows and Calves, 6 Heffiers, 6 Head of
Sheep, 13
Head of Shoats,
1
Sorrel Mare, 1 Bay mare, 1 Sorrel mare Coult, 1 Sorrel Horse, 1 Negro
Man
Harry, 1 negro man Carter,
1
negro man Tom, Sunderies of Plantation
tools & two pair of chain, 5 axes, three grubbing hoes and 1
Mattock, 1
Spade, 1 Lock chain, 1 Cotton wheel, 8 Hoes, 1 Grind Stone and 3 bee
Stands, 1
Cart, 1 Still,
1
Bed Sted bed and furnature, 1 Sack of Salt, 1 parcel of Tobacco, 1
Wheat
Sifter, 1 Side Saddle, 1 Bed stead and Counterpin, 2 Cotton Wheels and
one flax
wheel, 1 Pot, 1 oven and 2 pair of hooks, 1 Skillet and 1 grid iron, 1
Loom,
and one ax, 1 hand Saw, three augers, 1 chisel, Coopers adz., 1 Rifle
gun, 1
Shot gun,
1
Table, Six pewter plates, 1 earthern do, 1 Set of Knives and forks, 2
Dishes
and bason, 1 Coffy pot,
1
Hone and Sithe blade, 2 Jugs, 1 Steel trap and flat Iron
Will.
Witcher, David Vance, Henry Atkenson
The
foregoing is a true and perfect Inventory and apprasement of the
personal
Estate of John Davis dec’d Except twenty nine pounds fourteen shillings
and
nine pence Cash in hand.
Frankey
Davis, Admr.
Recorded:
July 17, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 218
Division of Waller’s Estate
In
obedience to an order of the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us
directed
and here unto annexed, we have proceeded to lay off and allot to
Rebeckah
Waller, Widow and Relict of John Waller, Dec’d one third part of all
the Estate
of the Said Decedant real and personal in the following manner Viz:
We
find by Survey made by James M Williams, D. Surveyer the 29th
Day of
March 1809 that there is 845 acres of land in the tract willed to
Pleasant
Waller out of which we have allotted to the Widow two hundred acres
including
the Mansion House, apple Orchard, and as one third part of her dower in
Value
in the Said Tract. Beginning at Mays
Corner pine, thence the said Mays line South eighty degrees West ninety
nine
poles to pointers, Flippins line thence
his lines North 22 Degrees East 78 poles to a pine South 84 degrees
East 144
poles to a branch thence up the said branch as it meanders 74 poles to
a fork
of the Said Branch , thence the right hand fork as it meanders 72 poles
to a
Ash in Cornwell’s line thence South 19 degrees East 12 poles to a White
Oake,
thence Slaydons line North 89 degrees
108 poles to pointers thence New lines South 10 degrees West 168 poles
to a
stake and thence in the field, thence West 180 poles to the Beginning.
We
also find a plot made by the Said Williams from the original Survey of
the
Creek lands Wiled to John & Joel Waller that there is four hundred
and
thirty four acres out of which We have allotted to the Widow 144 acres
as her
dower in full of the Said Tract.
Beginning at pointers in Stamp’s line thence his line North 40
degrees
east 22 poles to a red oak Corner in Simpsons line, Thence his line
North 19
degrees West 78 poles to a pine in Cooks line,
thence his line South 66 degrees West 122 poles to two pines
North 65
degrees West 15 poles to a pine N 17 degrees West 176 poles to a pine
Stump by
the ridge path North 10 degrees West 38 poles to a pine Corner in Mayes
line, thence his line South 47 degrees
West 178 poles to two pines, thence the
old patent line South 65 Degrees east
170 poles to a dividing line run here to fore between the Said John and
Joel
Waller thence the Said line South 34 degrees West 14 poles to pointers
thence a new line South 75 degrees east
172 poles to the Beginning. Property
Viz:
One
yoke of oxen, One Brindle Cow and Calf, One Cow & yearling, One
Hepher, One
Bull, One Hepher,
One
red Hepher and one Black do, One Black horse, One horse, One colt, One
wagon,
One bed Sted in part,, One bed and furnature, 5 counterpins, 1 Cupbord,
1
Table, 11 Chiers, 1 Walnut Chest, 8 Knives and forks, 1 looking glass,
Sundry
earthern ware glass &c, Do do,
Do do, Canister and Waiter, Phyals,
Shovel, Tongs and fire Dogs
One
Negro man named Cupet, One Negro woman named Silvey, One Negro man
named Sye,
One Negro boy named Peter, One Negro woman Named Reas?, One Negro girl
named
Mary, One third part of the Valuation of one Negro woman Named Hannah
Will’d to
Mrs. Boulter
One
bee hive, One third part of the working tools, 1 Cutting knife 3 hhds,
2 Do,
parcel of soap, Card and chirn, Loom and Geer, Large Oven, 1 Cotton
wheel, 1
pott Hooks and Spice Morter, two old wheels,
1
Spotted Sow, 5 Hogs, 2 Sows and four pigs,
6 Bushels of Wheat, 1 Small Trunk, 1 Flax Wheel, a pr. Sad Irons, 2 pr.
Scissors, 1 Lott in Cotton, 1 Do in potatoe Seed, 1 Do in Dryed fruit,
1 Do in
flax, 23 blls and 4 Bushels of Corn, 300 bundles of Blads, 2 ½
bushels of Corn,
2 Tite Casks, 7 ¼ lb Tallow, parcel
of
oates,
13
½ bushels of oats, Soap fatt, 1
Sack
bag, 1 Tubb, 213 lb bacon, 1 Cow in Settlement with Pleasant,
1
pot of butter
4
head of Sheep, 1 hog from Lydea White’s heirs, 1 Pott, 1 white Heipher,
1 Lott
Hogsheads, 1 Jugg and whip Saw
We
have further proceeded to allot to the legatees viz to the heirs of
Lydia White
born of her body
1
Sett of working Tools, 1 Chest and Case, 2 beds and furnature, 1 Knotted Counterpin, 2 Shoats, 2 Dear skins, 1 Lott
of Hard Ware, 1 Lott of Smith tools, 1 Lock Chain, 1 muskett and old
chest, 4
old hoes, 1 Pot Sack, 1 brass Tea Kittle, 2 hides, oven, 1 pistole,
water
vessel, 1 half Bushel Measure, 1 lott in Cotton, Do in potatoe Seed, 1
old
Saddle, 1 pide hepher, 1 Red Cow and calf, 1 yoke of Steers, 1 Cow
without
horns,
1
yearling, 1 Blade Saw. 1 Spotted Sow, 7 piggs, 5 do, 15 lbs. And 4
bushels of
Corn, 200 bundles of blades, ½ Barrel Corn, one Boor, 4 ¾
lb Tallow, Oates,
soap fatt, 139 ½ lbs bacon, 1 Bag and tub, Oats to balance this
Settlement
To
John Waller one of the other legatees
To
1 Lott of Working Tools, 1 Shott gunn, 2 Beds and furnature, 1 Counter
pin, 1
Sheat, 3 Deer Skins,
1
Lott of pewter, House Furnature, 1 Still, 1 mans Saddle, 1 Cotton Wheel, 1 hatchet, 3 pr cotton Cards,
1
Trevett, pott and hook, 1 hide, 1 bed stead and Cords, 1 piggon, pail,
Tray and
Water Vessel, Lott in Cotton, Do in Potatoe Seed, 1 Do in old Hhds. And
Iron No
3, 1 cow and Calf, 1 yoke of oxen, 1 Cow, 1 do, 1 hepher, 1 yearling, 1
Sow, Do, Do, 6 pigs, 15 lbs and 4
bushels Corn, 1 Steal Trap, 200 bundles of blades, ½ Barrel of
Corn, one Sow, 1
boar &c, 4 ¾ lb Tallow, parcel oats, Soap fatt, 139 ½ lbs bacon,
1
bag oats
Allotted
to Pleasant one of the other legatees Viz:
1
Lott of Tools, 1 Walnut Table, 1 Dish and Feather Bed, 1 Knotted
Counter pin, 1
check’d do, 1 Sheat Do, 1 Counterpin Do, 1 Do Do, 2 Deer Skins, 1 Lott
of
pewter, Household furnature, 8 Sheep, 1 Cow, 1 churn,
1
foot adz., 1 Bell, 1 Bedle? & Saddle, 1 Cotton wheel,, 1 pott and
Hooks, 1
pr. New Cards,, 1 pr. Do Wool, kitchen Table, 1 Tub, 2 hides, 1 pr
Steelyards,
Water Vessels,, Lott in Cotton, Potatoe Seed,
15
Geese, 1 bee hive , 1 Lott and Hhd & Iron, 1 Cow and Calf, 2 Cows
and
yearlings, 1 yearling Hepher,
1
bull, 1 Sow, Do, one Sow, 5 piggs, 13
blls., 4 Bushels Corn, 1 Small Jugg,
200 Bundles Blades, 2 ½ bushel
Corn, 1
Gilt Sow and boar, 43 ¼ lb tallow, Oats, Soap fatt & 141 lbs
bacon, Lumber
and bags, 1 pott Rack and Hooks
We
have compared the above and Set our Signatures this 16th Day
of June
1809
Creed
Tanner, Sto. Turner, Joseph Flippin, Robert Walters
Recorded: August 21, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 224
Mease’s
Inv’y
An
Inventory of the Estate of Philip Mease Sen. Deceased taken the 25th
Day of August 1809 by William Witcher, Jno. Witcher, jr.,
Daniel C Edwards, and Henry Atkinson
agreeable to an Order of July Pittsylvania Court Last have Procceded
and
appraised the sd. Estate after being first Sworn as follows to Wit:
1
yoke of oxen and Bell and Coller, 1 Cow and Calf, 1 Cow and Do &
bell and
Coller, 1 Cow & do do,
1
Cow and yearling, 1 Cow and Calf, 1 Cow, 1 Cow and Bell, 1 Hepher, 1
Ditto and
Small Steer, 1 hepher,
1
Small Bull, 1 Large ditto, 6 head of sheep including a bell, 30 head of
Small
Hogs, 8 Sows and Barrows including 7 young pigs, 1 Barrow, 3 young
Sows, 1
shoat, 1 Dark bay Stud horse, 1 Sorrel horse, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 spool
wheel, 2
pair hind wagon geers, 1 old Trunk, a Parcel of old Waggon Geers, 4 old
Tobo
Hhdgs, 3 Boxes, 6 Sack bags, 3 Small Boxes, a parcel of old Iron, 3 old
Tubs, 2
old Syth blades with 2 Blades, 1 old mans Saddle and cloth, 1 old flax
brake, 3
pitch forks and 2 Shovels, 4 old hilling hoes,
1
foot Addz., 1 Mortering Ax, 2 Lock Chains, 1 Mortering Chezel formers,
2
Shovell plows, 2 Coulter plows with there Coulters to them, 13 old Reap
hooks,
35 lbs. Bear Iron , 4 lb Croley Steel, 1 Jack Screw,
1
Hhds. Jointer, ¾ lb Blisted Steel, 2 Wedges, 1 frow, 1 Stone
pick, 3 Screw
Augers, 6 pole axes, 1 mattock and old Shovell plow hoe, 2 Drawing
knives, 1
hand Saw, 1 Square made of Iron, 2 old Barrels, Augers & 1 old
Chezil, a
parcel of old churns, a parcel of Small Tools, 6 Trowels & 2 Stone
hammers,
3 Baking pans,
3
Cow Chains, a parcel of old cliveses & other Irons, 1 old brass
Sythe
Blade, 7 House chairs, 1 Water can,
1
Bell, a parcel of old Irons, 1 old Syth Blade, 1 Rifle gun, shot, bag
and horn,
1 Rifle, gun, Shot bag and horn, 1 old Coper kittle & 1 Iron Do, 2
Tubs, 1
Pipe Stove, 7 Bee Stands, 1 Bag and 11 lb Duck and Geese feathers
4
flax wheels, 2 flax Hackhels, 1 Bed bedstyd and furnature, 1 do do do, 1 do
do do, 2 do do do, 1 house clock
time piece, 1 Black Walnut Chest, 1 Pine Table, 1 P. Steelyards, 1
poplar
Chest, 1 pare Saddle bags,
2
Cyphering Slates, 1 Large holy Dutch Bible, 1 Prair book and 3 Hymn
books, 1
Looking glass, a parcel of old Spelling Books and others, 1 Real, a
parcel of
pewter eathen ware, tins &c, 1 frying pan and Skillet,
1
Grind Stone and Testament, 1 Roling Knife, 17 Crocks, 1 earthen Dish, 2
Jugs, 1
churn and 2 Tubs,
6
Casks and 2 Runlets, 3 Glasses and 3
Sweat oil bottles, 2 Damaged pots and 1
Dutch oven, 1 quart bottle,, 1 flat Iron, 1 Tin bucket and Sundies
other
things, 4 old Hhgs., 1 Cutting box and knife, 1 old Waggon, 34 Ducks
and 7
Geese, 1 Grass Sythe, hammer and anvill
Caty
(herXmark) Muse, admrx., Will Witcher,
John Witcher, Daniel C Edwards, Henry Atkinson
Recorded:
September 18, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 228
Smith’s Inv’y
Pittsylvania
County Virgina the 4th of August 1809 in Obedience to an
order of
the Worshipful the Court of Pittsylvania
we whose names are under Signed, Being first qualified have
attended to
what is said to be the personal Estate of Edward Smith, Deceased and
have
apraised the Same as followeth to Wit:
1
bedstead, To 1 bed, 4th to 1 do, 1 bedstead and Bed Bord, 1
White
Counter pin and Sheats, 2 Counter pins and 1 Sheat, 3 Little puter
Basons and 2
puter plates, 2 puter Dishes,
5 Earthen plates, 1 jug and flat Iron and
Tongues, 1 Dutch oven and Canister, 1
old Walnut Table, 1 old wallut
chest, Watsons Body of Divinity, a
book, 1 large but old Bible, 2 Small
Books, 1 Decanter,, To 1 Cubbard
Given
under our hands this day and year above mentioned.
Hezekiah
Smith, John Still, James Fulton
Recorded: September 18, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 229
Wynne’s Inventory
An
Inventory of the Estate of Robert Wynne dec’d takin this
23 Day of July 1808
1
negro Boy Burwell, 1 gray Horse, 1 Chesnut Sorrel Do, 2 mens Saddles, 2
Trunks,
1 Bridle, 1 pr. Horse mans pistoles and Holsters, 2 plate Spurs, 1 umbrella, 1 Silver Watch, 1 Book,
the Tutors Guide, 2 pair of gold Scales in Weight, 2 Setts of Razors
and Cases,
2 Shaving Boxes, 2 Looking Glasses, 1 Dutch Blanket,
1
Ink Stand, 1 pr Saddle bags, 1 pistole
Total: £174,9,0
Agreeable
to the first above order, being first
Sworn, we have apprs’d the personal Estate of Robert Wynn Dec’d and
find it to
Stand as above Stated.
Thomas
Stewart, Thomas Barnett, Daniel Sullivan
Recorded: September 18, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 230
Payne’s Apr. Current
The estate
of Charles Payne Dec’d in acct. with William Dodson and Leana L/S Payne
the
administrators thereof:
1809
Cash
paid James Colquhoun & Co, John and Nath’l Wilson, Majr. Tat?
Soyers, Jas
D. Patton Esq.
Alex.
Brown, Geo. Lampkin, Wm Yancey , Daniel Price, Ditto, William Bucy,
Leven
Downs, the Exor. Of F/T Fearn , Dec’d, the Estate Wm B. Burton pr acct
& note,
Exors. T Fearn Dec’d, Harris & Brown, Samuel Jorden, Thomas
Gatewood,
William Dodson, To the admirs. For their Trouble in Settlement of the
Deceadents Estate
Cr
By Amt. Of Sales of the deceasdants Estate pr acct here with filed
£604.7.8 1/3
Regarding
of Sales of the deceased and Estate acct her with filed £604.78
1/3
Bal.
Due the admirs. £11.1.0 ¼
Wm
Yancey, Nath Wilson, Thos. Stewart
Recorded: September 18, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 231
Payne’s Account Current Sales
This
account of Sales of the Estate of Charles Payne Dec’d March 24, 1808
Luannah?
Payne
4
Negroes
Cretia and their children Abram, Hurt and John
Do
1 Bed and furnature, 2 do do, 1 walnut Cubboard and Queens Ware, 1
Walnut Desk,
9 Winsor chairs,
1
Folding Table and Toylett, 1 small Trunk , 1 parcel of Books, 1 Small
Trunk, 1
parcel of Books, 1 Sorrel Horse and Bay Mare, 2 Decanters and 2 Brass
Candle
Sticks, 1 Pair of Hand Irons, 1 Saddle and Bridle,
2
Trunks and 1 Chest, 4 Butter potts and 1 Jug, 1 chim and Furkin, 1
Waiter, 1
Lot of Hoes, 2 pair of geers and plow hoes, 1 cutting Box, 2 pole axes,
3
potts, Sundry Pailes &c, 4 Head of Cattle, 1 Jugg
Total £537.83.0
Daniel
Price 2 Bottles, 2 Tee Kites & 1 Tob. Hhds.
William
Dodson 1 Pair of Wedges
James
Richardson 1 Pair of hand Irons & 1 Cow
Selby
Benson 1 Bed Stead, 1482 lbs. Of
Daville Inspected Tobo.
Acct.
on Edward Bucy for
Do
on William Chapman
Pittsylvania
County Sept. 14, 1809
We
certify that the within is a true account of sales of the Estate of
Charles Payne
Dec’d . Given under our hands this day
and date Written.
Leannah
L Payne, William Dodson
Recorded: September 18, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 232
Smith’s Inventory
An
Inventory and apprasement of the personal Estate of
George Smith Dec’d Taken this 14th Day of September
1809
6
Cows and Calves, 6 Ditto, 5 Steers, 8 young Cattle, 2 ditto ditto, 1 Stear, 1 Bull, 1 Young Grey mare,
1
ditto ditto, 1 “ Sorrel Ditto, 1 “ “
Horse, 1 Bay Colt, 1 Sorrel mare and Colt, 1 Sow and Six pigs, 1 Ditto
and Six
ditto, 4 Hogs, 2 Sows, Six Sheep
1
mans Saddle, 1 Ox Cart, 1 Harrow, 3
pair Iron traces and Hames, 1 Beir Shapre plough, 5 Shovel ploughs, 3
Colters,
3 pole axes, 3 mattocks, 6 hoes, 2 Spades, 1 Broad Ax
31
lb Box Iron, 1 pair Steelyards, 1 X Cut Saw, 1 pott and Oven, 1 pott
and
Skillett, 1 plough Shovel,
1
Lock chain, 2 Small Spinning Wheels, 1 Large do, 1 cutting Box, 7 Bee
Stands, 1
Clock Ril, 1 Box Iron,
1
Hand Saw, 1 Screw Auger, 1 Drawing Knife, parcel Leather, parcel Do in
tan, 4
Beds and furnature
1
Bedstead, 1 Case of Bottles, 1 folding Table, 1 Desk and Book Case, 1
Cupboard,
1 Looking Glass,
1
Chest, 1 Dito, 2 Small Tubs, 1 Jug, 1 pair fire Dogs, ½ Dozen
Chairs, parcel of
Books, Cradles Irons,
1
Negro Man Stephen, 1 ditto ditto Lymus,
1 Ditto ditto Rewbin, 2 ditto Womans
Easter and her child,
2
ditto women Voilette and her child, 1 ditto girl Nance, 1 ditto ditto Jude, 1 ditto small Boy Dick, parcel
pewter plates, ½ dozen E. plates, 5 Basons and
Dish, 1 Pewter Basen, 1 Butter pot, 2 Coffee pots, 1 tea pot,
1
mug, Cups and Saucers, ½ doz.Tea
Spoons, 1 Case Bottle and 1 wine glass, 1 Loom, 32 Yards linen,
1
Still
Wole
amount £852.5.10
In
obedience to an order of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania We whose names are hereunto annexed have
proceeded to Inventory and appraise the personal Estate of George Smith
deceased shown us by the Executors.
William
Atkinson, Joseph Reynolds, Alexander Mahan
1809
Octo. 16 The Within named William Atkinson, Joseph Reynolds and
Alexander Mahan
made Oath in open Court that the Within apprasement was made according
to the
best of their Judgment
Teste: Will Tunstall Clk.
Recorded:
October 16, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 235 Callaway’s
Inventory
An
Inventory and appraisment of the personal Estate of Doct. Henry G
Callaway
Dec’d Taken this 11th Day of Nov. 1809 Viz:
1
Cupboard and its Contents, 1 Map of Virginia, ½ doz. Windsor
chairs, 7
ditto ditto, ½ doz. Flag Bottom’d
Ditto, 2 Walnut Dressing Tables, 1 Desk and Book Case, Parcel of Books,
3 Beds,
Bedsteads and furnature, 1 Curtain Ditto, 1 Check Reel, 2 Large Jett?
Looking
Glasses, 1 Womans Saddle,, 1 Flax wheel
8
Prints in Gilt Frames, 4 Larger Ditto, 1 Large folding Table, 1 Case
Bottles, 1
Violin, 1 Ger. Flute,
2
figur’d Carpets, 1 Back Gammon Table, 2 Lar. Trunks, 4 Small ditto, 1
Candle
Stand, 2 pr. Tongs,
2
shovels, 2 pokers, 1 painted Cribb, 1 Shott Gun, 1 Rifle
Ditto, 1 Muslin Umbrella , 1 Negro
Child Randolph, 1 Gegg and Harness, 2 Walnut
Tables, 1 Nest Wooden Ware, 2 Spades and 1 Shovel, 1 Iron pott Rack, 2
pr. Pott
Hooks, grid iron, 2 Large potts, 2 Sml. Ditto, 2 Dutch Ovens, 2
Skilletts, 2
pr. Hand Irons, 1 Tea Kittle, 1 spice mortor and pistle, 1 Tin Buckett,
1 hand
axe, 1 Large Jug and 2 Butter potts, 1 Brass Kittle. 1 Sett Surgeons
Instruments, 1 new Waggon, 1 Medicine press And contents, 1Tea Trunk, 3
pole
axes
2
Grubing Hoes and 1 old Hilling Hoe, 1 Tool Chest and Contents, 1 Bay
horse, one
Bay ditto, 1 Grey mare, one Bay colt, 8 hogs, 43 Shoats, 3 Cows and
yearlings,
4 Heifers and 2 Steers, 1 yearling, 1 yoke oxen Cart and Lock Chain, 2
Shovels
plows and Gears, 1 pr. Chain traces, 3 pole axes, 2 mattocks,
3
Hilling Hoes, 1 pr. Iron wedges, cutting Box and knife, 1 hand saw, 1
Drawing
Knife, 2 Augers, 2 chests,
1
Pr. Steelyards, Dutch Oven, 1 Ratt Trap, 1 Roan Mare, 1 Negro man Matt,
1 “ Boy
Sam, 1 “ man Patrick,
Creasy
and her child Christian, 1 “ Girl Sarah, 1 “ Boy Harry, 1 “ Woman
Hannah, 1 “
man George,
1
“ woman Rachel, 1 “ girl Susan, 1 “ woman Dorcas, 1 Boy Daniel, 1 girl
Lucy
In
obedience to an Order of the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us
Directed we
the undersigned Subscribers have proceeded to Inventory and appraise
all the
personal Estate of Doctr. Henry G Callaway, Dec’d agreeable to the
foregoing
Statement.
James
Hopkins, William Walker, Caleb Hundley
1809
November 20th the above named James Hopkins, William Walker
and
Caleb Hundley made oath in open Court that
the foregoing appraisement was made According to the best of
Judgment.
Will
Tunstall Co. C
Recorded: November 20, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 238
Patrick’s
Apo
Current
Dr.
the Estate pf Davod F. Patrick In Account with Samuel Pannill Executor
1808
August
27 To 10 lb. Sugar
Spt.
3 2 lb putty, 16 paines Glass
Oct
3 Bailey Stout pr. Receipt
Oct
8 Cash paid David Ham Creek per Rect., 1 Sack Salt
Cash
paid Thomas McCleland per Rect.
Oct
14 William Collins per Rect.
November
1 2 pieces napt cotton , ½ Bushel
Salt,
1 Oven weighing 204 lbs, 1 pair fire dogs, 1 Candlestick, 1 paper
pines, 1 Doz.
Nedles, 1 Tumbler, 8 Childrens Knives, 1 nutmeg
Nov.
9 ½ quire Letter paper
Nov
15 22 ¾ Sole leather, To 1 Syde upper leather, 1 Rip skin
December
5 Cash paid Doctor A Johns per Rect.
Dec
21 Wm Worsham for 17 Barrels Corn Per
Rect.
Dec
26 25 lbs Sugar, 6 lbs. Coffee, 1 almanack, Joseph Hayns P. Rect.
Dec.
28 John Marshall Per Rect, Amount paid William Whitlow Per Rect., 1
york oxen
Dec
30 1 pair Sad Irons
Dec
31 1 Cotton wheel, 1 Empty Barrel
1809
Jany
2 amount Smith’s account for the year
1808
Jany
6 David Hornbrick Per Rect,
Jany
7 5 Knitting pins
Feb
10 Riche Pitts Per Rect
Feby
18 10 lb. Cotton
March
2 1 oven weighing 35 lbs
March
11 36 lb. Iron
March
21 Cash paid Clerk Pittsylvania Per Tickett
March
25 100 lb 10 dy. Cut nails, 5 lb
Blister Steel
1809
April
13 2 Gallons Molasses
April
29 25 lb. Sugar, 1 Bushel Salt
May
6 3 Yard Velvet Binding
May
13 1 Hat
May
22 1 lb. Chocolate, 1 paper pins
May
25 11 lb. Iron
May
30 Cash paid John Turner P. Rect.
May
31 Daniel Marshall per Rect.
June
22 Cash paid Andrew McHaney Per Rect.
July
10 1 pair Cotton Cards
July
11 50 lb 10 dy nails
July
25 200 lb 10 dy nails
August
5 100 lb 10 dy nails
August
15 Cash paid John Dabney per Rect.
August
26 Cash paid Sheriff Pittsylvania Tax
Per rect.
August
29 5 Per Cent Comms. Allowed on Collecting £377.9.45
Credits
1808
August
25 By Balance due 29th August 1809 per amount Settled and Return’d
by Commissioners.
September
13 Amt. Rec’d of Ro. Alexander bal. due on Execu.
October
8 5 Barrels Corn
October
14 Over charge for Recording Power of attorney
formerly
Novem.
23 Amt. Rec’d of Reubin Chirnhall?
December
15 William McCallesterr for Season of Mare
December
16 James Arnold Sen
1809
January
12 Amt Rec’d of Robert Alexander
March
6 Cash rec’d of Robert Alexander
April
3 Cash rec’d of Robert Alexander
June
8 2 Hhds. Lynchburg Tobo. 3137 lbs, Deduct Turning Up
June
12 amt Rec’d of Robert Alexander
June
27 amt rec’d for Mitchill M Gallions note ren’d
July
17 Cash of Andrew McHaney
August
14 Cash of Clack Stone in part his Bond
August
29 By Balance due Per Contra
Pittsylvania
Count Acct.
In
obedience to an order of the County Court of Pittsyl’ bearing date June
Court
1809 We Joshua Stone, William Smith and Philip L Grasty, three of the
Comms.
Named in the Said Order have State’d and adjusted the account of Sam’l.
Pannill
Exor. with the Estate of David F Patrick dec’d and after examining the
exhibits
produced before us, find a balance due the Said Estate of
three Hundred and ten pounds 8/3 agreeable
to the above Statement given under our hands thes 29th day
of
August 1809
Joshua
Stone, Wm Smith, Pjilip L Grasty
Recorded: November 21, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 241
Pannill’s Apc. Currt
Dr.
The Estate of David Pannill Dec’d In acct. With Samuel Pannill Exor.
1809
March
13 To Cash paid West Dandridge atto. Per Rect.
Apl.
17 Paid Ro. Love for delivering 507 ½
lbs Bacon at Chalk Level P. S.
Pannill &c Rect.
June
21 paid Sheriff Pittsylvania vs. Jesse Rowland as Rect., Ditto ditto vs. Rowland
do
Aug
15 ditto Jno. Dabney atto. Fee & Tax in suit vs. McNely Pwe Rect.
Aug
25 Paid Thomas B James Per Rect., Clerk Pittsylvania Per Tickett
Aug
29 5 Per Cent Commisson Collecting £235.3.11 ¼ , Cash paid
Bethemea Pannill her
1/3 part of Nett amount rec’d Since 25 Aug 1808, Heirs of David Pannill
dec’d
for two Thirds of the Nett Balance due on the above acot.
CR
1808
Oct
19 By William Williams Waggo’
1809
Jany
4 Daniel Fisher rec’d of him
Jany
14 Joseph Leak
Mar
16 John Bruce w. Son? Per Sheriff’s Statement, deduct Sheriff’s
Commis., Zacha.
Irby for Cash, James Calloway Sen.
Apr
17 Samuel M. Scott, Robert Love for 507 ½ lb Bacon
May
27 Joshua Compton
June
21 Geo McNely, Jane Mitchell in full Memo. Acct.
Aug
14 David Hunt in full
Aug
28 Grasty and Pannill, Susanna Irby in full, William Martaine 21st Decr. Last, Robert Mitchell in full
Pittsylvania
County
Agreeabe
to an Order of Pittsylvania County Court bearing date June Court 1809,
We
Joshua Stone, William Smith and Philip L. Grasty , three of the
Commissioners
Mentioned in the Said Order, have examined the Accounts of Samuel
Pannill, Exor
of David Pannill, dec’d, With the exhibits and find the Account to be
closed
agreeable to the above Statement. Given under our hands this 27st
day of August 1809.
Joshua
stone, Wm Smith, Philip L Grasty
Recorded: November 21. 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 243
Pannill’s gdn Account Current
The
Heirs of David Pannill In account with Saml. Pannill, guar.
1808
August
25 By Balance due Pr. Return’d by
Comms., Hire of Negro Dick due 1 Jany 1809, Ditto of negro Jack due
Same time,
Ditto of Negro Stephen due Same time
Septem.
21 Cash of William Dove
1809
Feby
21 Cash of Godfree Burnett
March
16 Saml. Pannill & Co for Cash of
Charles Lewis
Aprl
19 Cash of Godfree Burnett, Ditto of George Davis
Apr.
24 amount Rec’d of Jesse Leftwich
May
29 Cash of Richard (Unreadable)
June
21 Cash of Jesse Leftwith
August
29 Cash of Saml. Pannill Exor for y part of nett amt.of his acct.since
25
August 1808
Interest
on £1448.11.2 ½ since 25th August 1808
By
Balance due as below £1808.3.2
Oct.
8, 1808 To William B Banks Per Rect.
Jany
17, 1809 Bethenia Pannill for Expenses to 31st December last
Pr.
Receipt
March
21 Cash paid Clerk of Pittsylvania Per Ticketts
Aprl.
15 1 pair children Shoes, 1 pair Ditto, Cash paid James L/S Vaughan per
Rect.
August
26 Cash paid Sheriff Pittsa. Tax Per Rect.
August
29 5 Per Cent Comms. Allowed on 262.15.6
Balance
due the Heirs of David Pannill Dec’d
Pittsylvania
County
In
bedience to an Order of the County Court of
Pittsylvania bearing date June Court 1809 we Joshua Stone,
William Smith
and Philip L Grasty, three of the commis. Mentioned in Said Order, have
examined the account of Samuel Pannill, Guardian, with the Heirs of
David
Pannill dec’d together with the exhibits produced before us, and we
report the
Balance due from the Guardian to the orphans of Eighteen Hundred and
Eight
pounds three Shillings and 2 3/4 agreeable to the Within account. Given
under
our hands this 29th Day of August 1809
Joshue
Stone, Wm Smith, Philip L. Grasty
Recorded
November 21, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 244
Farmer’s
Inventory
We
the appraisers appointed by the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania do
make the
following Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of James Farmer
Dec’d the 21
Day of September 1809
To
one Negro man named Jesse, One do woman named Denes, One ditto Boy
named
Barnett, One ditto Boy named Anderson, One ditto Woman named Rachel
One
Bed and furnature, One ditto, One ditto, One york of oxen and Cart, One
mare,
One Cow and Calf and Bell, One ditto, One ditto, One ditto, One lot of
Iron
tools , One pare of Steelyards, 6 axes, 2 plows and 2 pair of gear, one
Saddle,
6 hoes and 3 grubbing hoes, 1 pair of Iron Wedges and frow, one cutting
box and
blade, one lot of kitchen Iron, furnature, one lot of kitchen Wooden
furnature
one
lot of pewter, one Jack Sale?, 2 Cotton wheel, 1 Flax wheel and 4 pair
of
Cards, one lot of knives & forks, one Safe and furnature
one
chest and Small trunk , parcel of Books, 2 Tables, 6 Chairs, one
looking Glass,
To 5 Slays, To 1 loom
One
lot of Smoak house furnature, one lot of stone ware, To 37 head of
Hogs, To 8
head of Sheep and Bell,
To
1 Crosscut Saw, To 7 head of Geese, To 1 Shot gun, To 1 Coffee Mill, To
2
Hogsheads and 1 Barrel,
To
1 Grind Stone, To 1 Lock chain
We
whose names are hereunto Subscribed being first Sworn have appraised
the
personal Estate of James Farmer Deceased to the Sum of five hundred and
fifty
three pounds Eight Shillings and 7 ½ p. as above State’t. Given under our hands this 21 day of
September 1809
Willis
Glass, William Rogers, Joseph Blanks
Recorded: November 20, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 246
A. Martin’s Inventory
An
Inventory of the personal Estate of Abram Martin dec’d agreeable to
Sale Per
John
Martin,
admr. Feby 11, 1808
Apr
6 Sales
Patsey
Martin -one Negro girl Edith
Philip
Thomas -one Negro woman Judith
John
Martin - one Negro girl Easter,top fodder, pott Hooks, one Whip Saw, 3
Water
vessels, cards , fire tongs, Table
& bench, one meal log, a pail of corn, beacon, meal, one lid, one
bead and
furnature.
William
Martin -one mare and Colt, a parcel of fodder, one Hogshead, one
Kettle, one
Jugg, one bed& counterpin
Luke
Mathews - one cow and calf, one Chest, Sundry articles
Benjamin
Burnett - one cow and calf , sundry articles, one water pale
Robert
Adams - 2 Sheep, plow chains & swingletrees, 1 parcel Coopers
tools, one
cow hide
Abraham
Fendly - a parcel of tobacco
John
Thomas Sen.- A parcel hoggs, one tray and pales
Josiah
Johnson - 3 axes, one chest, one be gum, 4 chares, corn , one bed
Thomas
Matthews - one grind stone
William
Morris Sen. - one Coulter, one pot & hooks
John
Pigg - Sundry Iron tools
Samuel
Armistead - one Cotton Wheel
Richard
Parrish - one oven, one shoot gun, Iron fitters
William
Beck - one cash, one tub, one Hogshead
James
Emmerson -one bed stead, pewter knives and forks
John
Quin - one testament
Agness
Martin - one pr. Cards
James
Dunn - one Gum, to one pr. Sheep shears, to corn, one bed, pot hooks
Elisha
Williams - Cotton
Fountain
Price - one bell
Thomas
Dunn - rent of land
Total: £237.4.2 ½
Test;
Saml. Beck C.S.
Recorded:
November 20, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 248
Towns’
Acct Current
DR
The Estate of Halcott Twns Dec’d In Account with Ro. Payne
1809
Jany
2
paid James D Patton the amt. of 4 judgmn. Per Rect., Paid Jos.
F? Green
Per rect.
Cost
of Sundry Exos. as per Voucher here with filed $26 57 cents
Balance
as Per Contra
Credits
By
Balance in my hands to collect on a former Settlement £165,14,2
By
Balance due Ro. P. £2.13.71/2
Nov.
18, 1809
In
obedience to the within order we have Settled the balance of the
account
Current of the Estate of Holcott Towns dec’d with Robert Payne his
admrs. and
find a balance due from the Estate to the Said admrs. of £2.13.7
½
Given
under our hands this day and date above written.
Wm
Young, James D Patton, Nath’l Nelson
Recorded: November 22, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 249 Wm
Hrdey Division of Estate
Agreeable
to an order of Court to us directed, we have met and agreed to give to
John
Williamson and Polly his wife all the land on the west Side of Pudding
Creek
Containing 133 1/3 Acres by estimation be the same more or less. Given under our hands the 21 Nov 1809.
Adin
Gray, John Boling, Edm. Tompkins
At
a Quarterly Court convened and held for Pittsy. County the 22nd
Day
of November 1809 This report of the allotment of the lands of William
Hardy
Dec’d to Polly Williamson wife of John
Williamson and late widow of said William Hardy Dec’d
was returned and by the Court ordered to be Recorded.
Teste. Will Tunstall CC
AC
Book 4, Page 250
Wm
Burton’s Inventory
In
obedience to an order from the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County
to us
directed, we have accordingly (after being first sworn) appraised the
personal
Estate of William Burton, dec’d in the following manner viz:
1809
May 17
1
Sow & 9 pigs, 1 ditto, 5 ditto, 9 Sows, 4 barrows, 27 Shoats, 1
Grey Mare,
1 Sorrel Horse, 1 yoak oxen & cart, 1 pided Cow and Calf, 2 Small
Heifers,
1 Red Cow & Calf, 1 Cow & Calf, 1 large Still, Worm & tub,
1
Small ditto “
ditto, 10 mash Tubs, 2 half
bushels, 2 barrels, 2 tubs, 2
buckets, 1 funnel & a half bushel, 9 Iron Hhd. Hoops, 2 bushels
sheled
Corn, 2 Tignt Casks, 2 Bushels Rye, 1 Loom, 3 old tubs, barrels Corn,
parcel
Cotton in the Seed, 1 flax wheel, 1 grind stone, 4 dutch plows, 8
chisels &
1 Gimblett,
1
mattock & 1 grubing hoe, 1 flacks Hackel & 2 Reap Hooks, old
iron,
Coopers Tools, 2 Clevesis Waggon, hamers & Frey Irons, 2 axes, 1
frow &
1 wedge
hilling
hoes and 2 Colters, 1 bell, 1 pr. Sad Irons, 1 pr. Steel yards, 2 pr.
Leading
lines, 1 pr. Hames Traces & swingletree, 1 mouse Trap & Curry
Comb, 2
bee Stands, 1 bay horse which was hired to William Robertson until
Sept. next,
2 feather beds, 1 ditto furniture, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 Case & 9
bottles, 1
bead Steed, 1 doz. Pewter plates & 2 dishes, 6 basons, 1 dish, 1
Candle
box, Tea Canister & 4 Tin measures,
1
pewter gallon Measure & half pt. Ditto, 1 Earthern dish & 2
plates, 2
Juggs & 1 butter potts, 1 cupboard, 1 Slay & Spools, 6 chares,
1 Table,
1 pr Fire dogs, 1 bread baker, 2 Iron potts, 3 pr. Hooks, 1 Dutch oven
full of
hogs lard & 1 pott full ditto, lb
bacon, 1 box & shoe Tools, 1 Saddle & bridle & Saddle bags,
1
Sifter & Candle moulds, 1 gun & Shott bagg, 1 pr. Warpt Cotton,
1 Cask,
1 desk, 2 bottles & Contents
1
Iron bound Hhg., 1 Chest, 1 Cuting
knife, 1 box, 1 rasp, 2 brass locks, 2 Sundials, Cash on hand,
1
brass barrel pistol, 1 umbrella
George
Adams, Permecious Williams, William Murphey, David Rice, Apres.
Recorded: January 15, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 252
D. Shelton’s Estate Division
Agreeable
to an order of the County Court of Pittsylvania we have this 29th
Dec 1809 valued the Slaves belonging to the estate of Daniel Shelton
dec’d
& allotted them to his four Sons Young, Roy, Daniel & Tunstall
as
follows-Viz:
Randolph
£135 to Roy Shelton to receive
Isaac
£150 to Young Shelton to pay
Matilda
£90 to Daniel Shelton to receive
Bob
£45 to “
“
Cloe
£66 to Tunstall Shelton to receive
Moses
£60 to “
“
Lucy
£0.0.0.
And
are of opinion that each of the above mentioned Sons pay to the
children of
Willis Shelton the sum of £27.6 subject to pay one fifth of the
debts above the
amt.of the sales of the personal Estate.
Given under our hands the date above.
Thos.
B Jones, Allen Womack, John Adams, Isaac Coles
Recorded: January 15, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 252
M
Tompkins
Inventory
Pittsylvania
January the 8th 1810
In
obedience to an order of Pittsylvania Court we the under sign’d have
appraised
the Estate of Mourning Tompkins dec’d in the following manner to Wit:
One
Negro woman Named Easter & her child. Named Joseph, One Negro man
Named
Benjamin, One negro man Named Isaac, One Sorrel Horse, One feather Bed,
Boulster & Bedsted, One cupboard, One Bedstead, One do, One folding
Table,
One Chest, One Do, One Flax Wheel, Eight Cheers, Seven Books,
Two
Hackels, Five Slays, One Mattock, a new
grubbing hoes, one ax, One wedge, one lock chain, One pot, one oven,
One Dish,
one Bason, one Spice Morter, One pr. Stillards, Three Butter Potts, One
Cut
Saw, One tea kittle, One cow & yearling, 4 head sheep, Candle
stick,
snuffers & looking glass, One coffee mill,
One
wheel & pot hooks, One auger
Total: £277.5.0
Amount
Brought over £285.15.0
Done
By us: James Hart, Jesse Hodges, John
Bowling
Recorded:
January 15, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 254
Division of B Hardy’s Estate
In
obedience to an order of the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date
January
Court 1810 we have proceeded, allot’d and lay off to
Nancy Hardy, Widow of Benjamin Hardy Dec’d, one third part of
the real & personal Estate of the Said Dec’d as follows to Wit: from the amount of the Sale: thirty three
pounds Seven Shillings and one penny half penny and from the value of
the
Negroes to wit: Rhodah a woman at the
price of Eighty pounds and leaving a balance due her of eight pounds
Six
Shillings and one eight pence, also one hundred and thirty two acres of
land
including the mansion house. Beginning
at a red oak in the pattant Line thence the said line of the Pattant
North 32
Degrees East 63 poles to a white oak saplin, thence a new line South 70
degrees
east one hundred and sixteen poles to a apple tree in the field ,
thence south
3 degrees west 152 poles to the back line of the patent, thence the
same North
80 degees west 126 poles to a pine north 7 degree west 116 poles to the
beginning this 5th Day of Feby 1810.
Washington
Thompson, George Shelton, J M Williams, Robert Clopton
This
is to certify that the balance appearing to be due from Nancy Harady to
the
Estate of Benjamin Hardy, Dec’d from her purchase at the sale of dec’d
is forty
Shillings and six pence which we freely give to her this 5th
day of
Feby 1810.
Jesse
Hardy, Reubin Hardy, John Hardy, Vincent Hardy, Lewis Hardy, Preston
Hardy,
Stephen Hardy, Soloman Hardy, Hezekiah Bennett, Sarah Lewis
At
a Court held for Pittsylvania County
the 19th day of Feby 1810.
The within report of the allotment to Sarah Hardy, widow of
Benjamin
Hardy Deceased, one third part of the real and personal Estate of sd.
Benjamin
was returned and by the Court ordered to be reeorded.
Teste Will. Tunstall CC
AC
Book 4, Page 255
Division of Este of Glascock’s Hiers
Agreeable
to an order of the worshipful court of Pittsylvania County to us
directed, we
have proceeded to divide the four Negroes mentioned in the said order
of Court
as follows to wit: Hannah & Nancy
to the plaintiff for the use of the heirs of George Glascock, Dec’d
& Lucy
& Lindley to the Defend and for the use of the heirs of William
Glascock,
Dec’d and that the Defendant pay the plaintiff Three pounds six
shillings &
eight pence. Given under our hands this
thirteenth Day of December 1809
Answorth
Harrison, William Echols, John Jinkins
Recorded: January 15, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 255
Lucy Tanner’s Third of M. Tanner’s Estate
In
obedience to an order of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed have this 23rd of
February 1810 Convened at the late dwelling house of Mathew Tanner,
Dec’d. We have proceeded to Lay off the
third of
the estate of the Dec’d to Lucy Tanner, Widow of the said Dec’d
agreeable to
the Will of the said Dec’d agreeable to the best of our Judgment which
is as
follows to wit:
4
Sheep, 1 Sorrel mare, 1 yoke of Stears, 1 Red heafer, 1 Read Cow, 1 Cow
&
Calf & bell, 1 Bull yearling
6
hogs, the third part of Plantation tools, 1 Pot, 1 oven, 1 Skillet, 1
flat
Iron, 2 rack hooks, 1 grind stone, 1 cross cut Saw, 1 Tub, 2 poles and
Vinigar
barrel, 1 Bed and furniture, one do, 1 Cubbard, 2 mughs, 2 boles, 1
teapot, 2
Earthen pots, cups and Sausers, 1 decanter, 1 Caster, 1 Sugar dish, 6
Tablespoons & nine tea do,
1
Small table, 6 knives and forks, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 drinking glass, 1
black
bottle, To one third part of Bacon & Lard.
The
third part of Land was settled by Lucy Tanner and Creed Tanner by
agreement.
Thomas
Tanner, Silvany Garadnor, Samuel Watker
At
a Court held for Pittsylvania County
the 14th Day of March 1810 The within Report of the
allotment
to Lucy Tanner widow and Relict of Mathew Tanner Deceased her dower of the real and personal estate of said
Matthew Tanner, Deceased was returned and by the Court ordered to be
recorded.
Test
Will Tunstall CC
AC
Book 4, Page 256
Inventory Thomas Shelton’s Est
Agreeable
and in Subscription to an orader of the worshipful Court of
Pittsylvania County
made July Court 1808. We the
Subscribers being convened at the plantation and house of Thomas
Shelton
Deceased this 10th Day of September 1808 and after being
sworn
according as the Law directs, have appraised
the personal Estate of the said Thomas Shelton Deceased in
currant money
and have taken and Inventory of the same as followth Viz:
1
white cow and calf, 1 black white faced Cow and Calf, 1 black Cow and
Bull
yearling, 1 pided Heifer,
1 yoke
of oxen and Cart, 1 Cutting knife and box, 1
lock Chain, 1 bay horse, bay Colt blaze faced, 1 Bay mare, 5 head of
Sheep, 5
grown hogs and 4 Shoats, 2 plows Coulter, 1 Clivis, 1 Swingletree and 1
Iron
tooth Rake
1
pare of Iron ploug axes, 2 small rings
and 1 pare of Rope plow gares, a parcel
of old Iron, 3 axes,
1
Cross cut Saw, 1 pare of small Steelyard, and 2 bells & Collars, a
parcel
of old Iron trumpery and tub,
2
Iron wedges, 1 drawing knife, 1 Conk shel, 1 sett of flat Irons, 1
auger and a
parcel of old Iron side lines,
1
sawrest, 3 files and 1 old stock lock, 1 mans Saddle, 1 womans Saddle,
1
bridle, 1 Shot gun, Shot bag and curreomb (sic), 1 sand sive, 1 Steal
trap, 1
feather bed and furniture & bed Stead, 1 feather bed furniture
& Stead,
1 feather bed & furniture, 1 bedstead, 1 black walnut chest, 1
Table and
trunk, 1 pine box and 6 Chures
1
Cass of Bottles and old Slay, 1 Clock real & 20 Spools, a parcel of
lumber,
3 old bags & a tub, 3 tubs,
2
Jugs, 3 baskets, 1 bag, 1 Cotton wheel, a pare of old cotton Cards and
1 pare
of old shares
1
looking glass, 1 sugar box, 1 Candle mold, 1 old Cotton wheel, 12 pare
of
Cotton Cards, 1 old flax wheel,
1
pare Sheep Shares, a lot of Earthern ware, 1 pewter bason, 1 grind
stone, a
parcel of Kitchen furniture,
1
Jug, 1butter pot & 2 parcels of old Cards, a parcel of Tubs, a
parcel of
water vesels, a parcel of knives & forks, 2 reap hooks, a lot of
pewter,
lot of Earthen ware & an old hand saw, and
old trumpery Iron
1
Table & six spoons, 1 funnel, 2 tumblers, 2 old hogsheads, 1 bee
hive, 1
Churn, 1 tub, a lot of old hoes, broad ax, hand saw & hammer, 1
powdering
tub & old Iron trumpery, 1 spice morter and old lumber,
1
bedstead & canm. & trays &
4 chares, 1 Table, 1 piggin & 1 water stand, 1 old Slay & 1
small cask,
1
old Tea Kettle, Sifter & Iron? Trumpery, 3 small sides of Leather,
1 Jug
a
parcel of plank & small tub, a parcel of oats & fother, a
parcel of
corn, a parcel of wheat in the straw,
2
Iron pot racks, 1 old Hogshead, a parcel of wool, 6 gallons of Brandy
Total: £122.9.3
Appraised
by us Geo. Dodson Sen, John Shelton, Thos. B. Holt
Recorded: October 17, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 259
Inventory of George Hardy’s Est.
An
inventory of the Estate of George Hardy. Deceased taken the 27th
Day
of April 1808 and appraisers
One
feather Bed, stead and furniture, One pine table, One water pale, 6
chairs, 1
Barrow, 1 sow, 5 pigs,
½
doz Table spoons, 1 pewter dish & 7 plates, 1 parcel old pewter, 1
pewter
Bason, 4 Tin Cups, 1 Case Knives & forks, 1 old Cotton wheel
1
Iron Skillet, 1 Loom, 3 Shoes, 3 old Barrels, 2 pr. Cotton Chards, 1
parcel old
Iron, 1 pr. Iron Wedges,
1
parcel shoe makers tools & 1 auger, 1 drawing Knife, 1 parcel old
E. ware
& 1 Case bottle, 1 pr. Old Stirrep Irons, 2 Tea Cannisters, 7 E.
plates
& one mug, 1 Case & Razors, 1 Bottle & Spirits turpentine,
1
parcel old Books, 1 looking Glass, 1 Cut
reel, 1 Womans Saddle, 1 mans saddle, 1 Shott Gun, 2 axes,
1
Mattock & 2 hoes, 2 Plows & hoes, 2 old Sheep & 1 Lamb, 1
Candle
molds, Candle Stick & 1 Ink Stand, 1 Small Hestay (sic), 1 old tool
Bench
& Table, 1 Bed cord & 1 old Bridle, 1 small Bell, 4 Geese, 1
Churn,
1
pot rack, three tubs, 2 hoes, 1 powdering Tub
Total: £23.5.0
In
obedience to an order of the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania baring
date Apl
Court 1808 We have proceeded to appraise the Estate of George Hardy,
Dec’d and
find it as stated above. Given under
our Hands.
Robert
Clopton Jr, Thos. Madding, William Lewis
Recorded: October 17, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 261
Geo.
Hardy Dec’d Sales of Estate
The
Amount of the sale of George Hardy, dec’d
Rosanna
Hardy DR
1
feather Bed Sted & furniture, 1
do “, 6 Chairs, 1 pine
table,
1 Waiter plate, 1 Lott Hoggs, ½ doz. Table spoons, 1 lott
pewter, 4 tin Cups, 1
Case knives & forks, 1 old Cotton wheel, 1 Iron Skillott, 1 Loom, 3
old
Barrels, 3 Slaes (sic), 2 pr. Old Cotton Chards, 1 parcel old Iron, 1
pr. Iron
Wedges, 1 parcel Shoe makers tools, 1 auger 1 Drawing knife, 1 parcel
old E
ware, 1 Case Bottle
1
pr. Old Sturrip Irons, 2 Tea Cannisters, 7 E plates & 1 mug, 1 Case
Razors,
1 Bottle Spirits Turpentine,
1
parcel old Books, 1 looking Glass, 1 Cut Reel, 1 Womans Saddle, 1 Man
Saddle, 1
Shott Gun, 2 pole axes, 1 mattock, 2 hoes, 2 plows & hoes, 2 old
Sheep
& 1 Lamb, 1 Candle mold, Candle stick & 1 Ink Stand, 1 Small
History, 1
old tool bench & Table, 1 Bed Cord & 1 old Bridle, 1 Small
bell, 4
Geese,
1
Churn, 1 pot rack, 3 Tubs, 2 hoes, 1 Powdering tub
Total: £23.16.0
Recorded: October 17, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 263
G. Hardy Acco. Currt.
The
Estate of George Hardy Dec’d To Rodah Hardy,
Admr.
DR
1808
May 15 Paid Champ & Jere Terry Per bond
To
Int on Do from 1 April 1805
Cr
By
amount of Sales of the Estate
In
obedience to an order of the worshipful court of Pittsylvania dated
Sept Court
1808, We have settled the account Current of the estate of George Hardy
Dec’d
With Rhodah Hardy, the adminstratrix, and find a balance against the
estate of
two pounds twelve Shillings agreeable to the above Statement. Given under our hands this 14th
Opct 1808.
J.
W. Williams, Robert Clopton Jr, David Terry
Recorded: October 17, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 263
John Hodnett’s Account Current of Sales
List
of Propery belonging to the Estate of John Hodnett, Dec’d
Sold the 6th February 1808
Luch
Hodnett
DR
To
1 Bed, 1 Desk, Books, Coverlet, ½ Doz/ Winsor chairs, 1 Dish,
Decanter &
Glass, Lott of E. Ware, 1 pewter bason, Lott of pewter & pewter
Bason, Fire
dogs, Sand Sive, Flax Seed, 9 Bushels Wheat, 3 Barrels, 1 do, 1 Womans
Saddlel,
1 Reel, 1 Walnut Chest, 1 Cotton Wheel, 1 Loom, 1 Slay, Walnut Table, 1
Bed
&c, 1 Ditto, 1 Spice morter, 1 Coffee pot & Candle mould, Fire
dogs,
pork & Tub, 3 pots, Lard & Butter, Tubs & Chirns, Tray
& Flax,
Cotton Wheel, ¼ part G. Stone, Tray & Sifter, Haymes &
Traces, 1 pr.
Iron wedges, Lot of hoes, 2 plows, old Saddle, 2 Axes & Mattox, 1
sythe,
parcel Flax, 10 Barrels, 20 ditto, 1 Roan mare, 1 Ditto Bay, 1 Sorrel
Colt,
Stack of oats, 1 Stack & Shucks, White Cow & Yearling, ditto
Heifer,
ditto pided Cow & yearling, ditto red Hefer, ditto yoak steers
6
Sheep 1st Choice, 1 stack fodder, ditto Tops, 14 gees, 1
meal tub, 2
Barrows & 1 Sow, 6 Shoats, pot & Skillet, pots & Hooks
James
Hodnett
DR
1
looking glass, 2 bed quilts, 1 water Stand, 1 pine Chest, 6 Chairs,
heather,
Fro & ax, a mans Saddle
Wilson
Hodnett
DR
1
Coverlett
Robert
F White
DR
1
walnut Table, walnut Vessels, oven, 1 Brown Cow, 4 ditto pided, 1 stack
fodder
Miss
Elizabeth Hodnett
DR
1
Bed
Josiah
Tyre
DR
1
Hymn Book
Joseph
Mottley-Son of David
DR
augur,
hammer & D. knife
Anderson
Barker DR
1
Bay filley
Freeman
High
DR
1
Bay Colt
Nathaniel
Terry
DR
R.
pided Stear, ditto B. ditto, 6 2nd
Choice Sheep
William
Wimbish
DR
1
Bull, 1 Ditto, Ditto Red Heifer
Ayres
Hodnett
DR
1
Shott Gun
Mrs.
Lucy Hodnett
DR
To
amt. of a/c brought fow’d £120.12.9, ½ part in 1 pr Cart
wheels
Total:£127.11.9
Lucy
Hodnett Executrix
Recorded: October 17, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 266
Inventory of the Est of Thompson Phillips
An
Inventory of the Estate of Thompson Phillips Dec’d Taken the 16th
Day of July 1808.
1
feather Bed and furniture, Bedsted &c, 1 pine Table, Tray &
meal
sifter, 5 knives & forks, ½ Dozen pewter plates, 2 Basons, 3
spoons, Tin
cup & pepper box, 1 Qt. Tin, 1 pr. Flat irons, 1 Case & 11
Black
bottles, 1 pint Decanter, 1 Small pine chest4 old Chairs, 1 candle
Stand, 2
water pales, 1 meal gum, 1 poll ax, 1 pott, 1 dutch oven & Hooks, 1
Cotton
Wheel, a parcel of old Iron, 8 ¼ lb.
Bare Iron , 2 Baskets,
1
pair cotton Cards, 1 bridle & Saddle, 1 Sack bag, 1 Meet Tub, 1
Small Do, 1
Small Runlet, 1 Cradle & scales, 1 Chest, 1 Bed & Furniture, 1
Pided
Steer yearling, 2 sows, 1 spotted barer, 6 Shot, 1 White Sow & 5
pigs, 1
spotted sow & 6 pigs, 1 Sorrel mare, 1 Sorrel Colt
Total
£50.7.9
In
obedience to an order of the Court of Pittsylvania Dated June Court
1808. We have appraised the estate of
Thompson
Phillips, Dec’d agreeable to the Within Inventory.
Given under our hands the 10th Day of July 1808.
Robert
Easly, Jacob Anderson, N C Williams, John Shaw
Recorded:
October 17, 1808.
AC
Book 4, Page 267
Inventory of Theo. Haley’s Este.
Inventory
of the Estate of Theophilus Haley dec’d taken the 29th
November 1808
1
Black Sow & 3 Pigs, 1 blue Sow and 5 Shoats, 2 Cows, 1 yearling
& 1
Calf & Bell, 1 Turners Lathe,
2
old Hads, 1 Bay mare, 1 Roan Colt, 1 pr. Iron spancets?, 1 Box old
Irons, 1 Box
Shoe makers Tools,
1
Hand Saw & adze, 4 old plains & 1 Bell, 1 Cooper addz, 4 old
Chisels, 1
Hammer & 1 drawing knife
1
old straw knife, Steel & Screw, 1 pr.. Hinges & 2 trowels, 1
Basket
& shoemakers Casts, 1 goard & Nails,, 1 pine chest, 1 Furkin
& half
Bushel & some clover Seed, 40 lb Seed Cotton, 1 Basket, 1 Coulter,
Collar
& Haymes, 1 Plow traces, Collar, Haymes, 1 swinngletree &
clevis pin, 3
pole axes, 1 Broad ax & Hatchet, 4 Hilling hoes old, 2 Grubbing
Hoes, 1
Froe & curry Comb, a parcel of old leather gear, 1 grind Stone, 1
pr.
Saddle Bags, a small Bundle Leather, a parcel of pewter, Sundry
Earthern ware
& coffee mill, Butter pot, 1 Safe, 1 Brass Skattle (sic) &
Trivet, 1
pr. Tongs & shovel, 1 spinning Wheel & pr. Cards,
1
pine Table, 1 Family bible, 2 Vols. Miltons Works, 2 small Historys
& Law’s
Collections, 1 Case Razers, Shavg. Box, 1 Walnut Book Case & 1
Small pine
Table, 1 Trussel
1 Mans
Saddle, 1 Shot gun, powder Horn & Shot
pouch, 6 Comme. Chairs, 1 Hair trunk, 1 do do,
1 Womans
Saddle, 1 Pot & Hooks (large), 1 small
pot, 1 oven & lid, 1 Skillet & lid, 1 Loom , 1 Harness,
1 Boxes,
1 Tub, 2 pails & 1 piggin, 1 Bred Tray,
1 Half Bushel, 1 Hive of bees, 1 Hammer, 1 griddle,
1 Cart
Box, 1 Old flax Wheel, 2 meal tubs, 2 pickle
tubs & 2 old Churns, 1 Runlet, 1 Jug, 1 old safe,
12
gallon Jug, 2 Slays, 1 Feather Bed &
furniture, 1 do do do,
1 Larch & candle Stick, 1 piggen, 1
Keeler,
Barrels
Corn, 1 Stack top fidder & Shucks, a parcel of Blades, a parcel of
wheat in
the Cheaff, 1 Measuring Tub, Barrels
onubbins?, 1 Sugar tub, 1 Straw Basket, 1 pr.sad irons, 1 Negro
girl
Ritter, 1 Negro Boy Bedford, 8 knives & 5 forks
Persuant
to an order of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us
directed,
bearing date November Court 1808, We Philip L Grasty, Edward L.
Douglass &
John Douglass, three of the appraisers mentioned in said order, do
appraise the estate of the said
decedent as we then stated. Given under
our Hands this 29th of November 1808.
Philip
L Grasty, Edward Douglass, John Douglass, Wyatt Haley, Admr. of Theo,
Haley,
dec’d
Recorded:
November 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 270
Account Sales of Theo. Haley’s Est.
Account
Sales of sundry property sold 10th Dec. 1808 as the property
of
Theo. Haley dec’d by his admrx. Wyatt Haley
James
Doss - 3 Sheats, 3 pigs, 1calf, 1 box Shoe Makers Tools
Daniel
Clement - 1 Blk Sow, 1 Blue Sow, 2 pole axes, 1 Lot old plains, 1
pewter Dish,
2 meal tubs, 1 0ld Safe
Joseph
Mays - 1 Sow Shoat, 1 ditto, 3 Hoes, 3 ditto, 1 pr. Iron Wedges, 1 pott
Wyatt
Haley - 2 old Hhds, 1 cow, 1 Trussel
William
Blake - 1 Cow & Bell
Robert
Waller - 1 yearling, 50 ¼ lbs Seed Cotton
William
Smith - 2 axes, 1 safe, 1 tub & runlet , pr. Shoe Brushes, 1 Tub
&
Hammer
Francis
Irby - 1 plow & coulter, 1 grind stone
Shadrack
Beal - 1 froe
Henry
Wade - 1 pr. Iron spancels & curry comb
Joseph
E Haley - 1 lot old Irons, 1 lot old tubs, 1 candle stick
John
Rowland Sen - Hand saw & addze, 1 box old Irons, 1 lot plow gear
Edm’d
Tunstall - 1 lot Coopers Tools, 1 Goard nails, 1 Lot old bridles, 1
pr.Bruching, 2 Tubs, 1 Basket, 1 Man Saddle, 5 lb. Fodder, parcel of
Nubbins?,
1 Shot Gun, 1 Lea. Whip, 1 half Bushel
Henry
R Shelton - 1 Bay mare, 1 Roan Coalt
Peter
Irby - 1 Loom 1 flax wheel
Elish
Burch - 1 small pot, 1 Stack of fodder, 6 chairs, 1 pine chest, 1 pine
table,
piggins & keeler, 4 4/5 Barrels
Corn
Warfield
Scruggs - 5 Barrels Corn, 5 ditto, 1 pale, 1 shovel & tongs, 11
½ Bus.
Wheat
Thomas
Black - 1 Book Case & Table
Josiah
Rice - Parcel of Leather
Thomas
Anderson - 1 Jug
Mrs.
Ann Haley - 1 Stand bees
John
Mustain - 1 Turners Lathe
Mrs.
Sarah Haley
1
spinning wheel, 1 tub, 1 Skillet, 1 kittle & Trivet, 1 oven, 1 pr.
Spool
frames, 1 Bed & furniture, 1 ditto, 1 sugar Tub, parcel of Books ,1
Trunk,
1 ditto, parcel of Ear. Ware & Pewter,1 pr. Saddle Bags & pr.
cards, 1 Case razors & shav. Box, 1
Womans Saddle, 1 Powder horn & Shot pouch, 2 Slays, 1 Straw Basket,
1
Hatchett, 3 Basketts, 1 Griddle, 1 pr.sad irons, 8 knives & forks
Total: £24.6.7
Recorded:
November 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 273
Thomp. Philips’ Account Current
The
Sale of the Estate of Thompson Philips dec’d Sold the 11th
of July
1808
One
Sow & six black pigs, three choice hogs, One Sow & Six ??, one boar & Sow, Tree spaid sows
&
1
Barrow, One steer, one sorrel mare, One bridle, one sifter, one Case,
One
Decanter, one chest, one Table,
One
pail, one pigin, 4 chairs, One tray, one barrel, 6 plates, One bason,
one bason
& spoons, One plow hoe & hilling hoe, Knives & forks, 1 Iron hoes &c, One pair Cotton cards, 1 pr.
Flax Irons, One bed, one wheel, one pepper box, One shoe knife, one
basket, one
do, One tin Jack, one tin cup, one pole ax, One Runtet, one gum, one
powdering
Tub, One Candle Stand, one mans Saddle, One pot, one oven & Hooks,
One
sack bag, one Sorrel Colt, One Bed, one Chest
Amount
in full £46.0.4 ½
Recorded: December 19, 1808
AC
Book 4, Page 274
Inventory
of the Est. of Henry Bohannon
In
Complyance of the Worshipful Cort. Of Pittsylvania September 1808, we have proceeded to appraise The Estate
of Henry Bohannon, Dec’d As Follows to
wit:
11
Shoats, 11 large hogs, 4 Cows, 3 Yearlings, 2 Calves, 1 Sorrell mare, 3
Feather
Beds, 1 gunn, 1 Sugar Box, 1 Table & Cloth, 1 Loom, 1 Chest, 1 Flax
Wheel,
2 Tubs, 1 hand Saw, 1 Cotton wheal, 2 bottles,
2
Bred Trays, 4 Baskets, 1 Skillets, 1 Sack
Bay, Sundry Water Vessels, 4 pare pot
hook, 1 Barrel, 1 Dutch oven, 4 pair of Cards, 1 pare Flat Irons, 1
Pair of
Scissors
2
Sides of Leather, 1 Bed Stead, 2 Pair of Weving harnesses, 1 Tea
Kettle,
Sundreys
One
Slay, 6 Chiers, 1 Pot, 1 oven, one trivet, 3 old pots, Sundry Pewter,
Sundry
Earthern ware, 1 Bee hive
Sundry
hoes, 3 axes, 1 pair of Chain Traces, 1
Pair of Wedges Sundrys, 2 ploughs, Onepair Rope Traces,
1
colter, 1 Tub
Total: £67.14.6
October
the 19th 1808
Timothy
Stamps, Linen Carter, Noel Waddill
Recorded: January 16, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 276
A
Divison of Mr. Bates Estate ac to
Hodnett & L H Bates
In
Obedience to an order of the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County
bearing
date December Court 1808, We have
proceeded to Settle and adjust the accounts of David Nowlin, Guardian
of the orphans
of Mathew Bates, Dec’d and find the Balance in the hands of the said
guardian
to be £256.15.1/2 Including Interest
to
the first day of January 1809, also six
Negroes to the Value of £447.10.0 out of which we have allotted
to Lucy H
Bates, one of the orphans, Silvey, a
Negro girl at the Value of £30.00, also find her proportion of
the other first
sum mentioned in the hands of the said guardian to be £50.10.3,
subject to this
Day also allotted to Nancy K Hodnett, wife of Ayres Hodnett, one other
of the
said orphans, Primas, a Negro Lad at the Value of £120.0.0, also
£54.16.3 as
her proportion of the first said sum in the hands of the said guardian
subject
to a Credit of £41.19.6 as Settled to this Day.
Given
under our Hands this 23rd day December 1808
J
W Williams, Allen Womack, Edmond Fitzgerald, John Adams Jr
Recorded
January 16, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 276
Inventory of the Est. of James
Strange
January
the 13 1809
A
Inventory of the property of James Strange, Dec’d Lent
to his Wife Susannah during her single life or widowhood.
To
one Negroe Man named Stefiny, 2 horses, 4 head of Cattle, 23 head of
hogs, 1
Bed and furniture,
1
Cubord, 1 Table, 1 Chest, 6 Chears, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 Flax Wheel, 3
Jugs, 1
looking glass, 2 powdering Tubs, 1wier wheat sive, pot & 2 pair of
pot
hooks, 1 oven, 1 puter Dish, 6 puter plates, 1 smoothing Iron,
2
axes, 1 plow, 1 Coalter, 1 matax, 2 Bee Stands, 3 water Vessels, 1
washing Tub,
one Grinding Stone, one Reaping hook. 2 Bells, 2 pair Cotton cards, 1
Iron
wedge, 6 knives & forks, 1 pair harness, one chain Trades, 1 churn,
1 Lock
Chain, 1 Drawing knife, 1 Claw hammer, 1 Womans Sadle, one half Booshel,
1
Bason, 3 Slays, 2 pair harnesses
Josiah
Morton, Thomas Harris
January
13th 1809
A
Inventory of the property of Jame Strange Dec’d that is to be Sold at
present
1
Negro man named Dick, 2 horses, 1 yoke of oxen, 2 head of Cattle, 1
mans
Saddle, 1 Chest, 1 Comb,
1
hone, 1 case of Razors, a parcel of Books, 1 Sithe & Cradle, 1 foot
adds, 1
froe, 1 hand Saw, 1auger chissil & a gouge, 3 cup hooks, 1plow, 1
stock
lock, 1 Cask, 1 pr. Stillards, 1 ax, 1 pair Sheep Sheers,
6
Vials, 1 pair of Saddle Bags, 1 pair hames and Chain
Traces
Josiah
Morton, Thomas Harris
Recorded
May 16, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 279
Inventory of the Est. Of Geo. Lewis
Inventory
of the Estate of George Lewis, Dec’d Taken the 26 of
February 1807
1
Sorrel Horse, 1 red & white heifer, 1 ditto Cow & yearling, 1
ditto
Cow, 1 Sorrel mare, 1 ditto mare & colt, 4 Spotted Sow, 1 Cotton
Wheel, 1
Flax wheel, 1 old Saddle, 1 Chirm, 1 small D. oven & Lid, 2 Pots
&
Hooks, 2 pole axes, 2 hoes and 1 matox, 2 old plows, 1 Colter, bell
& shoe
Hammer, 1 Skillet, 1 old tub & 2
piggins, 1 large Bible, parcel old Books, 1 pr Cotton & 1 pr Wool
Cards, 2
pewter dishes,6 plates, 6 Basons, knives, forks, spoons and some old
pewter, 1
Tub, clean oats, 1 Saddle & Bridle,
1 Side Saddle
1
Drawing knife, 1 large & 2 Small Jugs, 1 large pine Chest, 1 small
ditto, 1
pr. Sad Irons & reap hook,
1
Bed & furniture, 1 ditto ditto, 1 poplar Bed stead, 1 Bed furniture
&
Stead, 4 old Chairs, 2 ews &
2
lambs, 1 old tub, Soal leather, 4 raw
Hydes, 1 old Loom, 1 Sheep Skin, parcel
flax, 100 lb bacon, 15 lbs Tallow, 1 Shot gun, 3 ½ barrels Corn,
1 Coffee pot,
old Sifter tray & 4 phials, 1 old hand saw & Curry Comb, 1
Razor, 1
file & Gimblet, 50 lbs. seed Cotton
Total: £83.0..6
Agreeable
to an order of the County Court of Pittsylvania directed we, being
first sworn
as the Law Directs, have appraised the foregoing estate as stated above. Given under our hands this 26th
February 1807
Recorded
January 16, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 280
James
Strang’s account of Sales
A List of the Auction of the property of
James Strange Dec’d
February
9, 1809
Joel
Dyer - one old red Heifer
Susanna
Strange - 1 Brindle Cow
William
Hule - one yoake of Steers
Jesse
Strange - one Sorrel hors Colt
Jesse
Strange - one Sorrel horse & colt
Peter
M Harris - one pair of Steelyards
William
Hawkins - one Negro man
Francis
T? Strange - one walnut chest
Smith
Strange - one Loom
William
Hale -7 Viols
Isaiah
Morton - one sythe & Cradle
John
Davis - one pair of hames & traces
Robert
Bullington jun - one sett of Razors & hone
Peter
H. Harris - one pole ax & plow hoe
Taply
Akin -one frow
James
Green - 3 reap hooks
Isaiah
Morton - one foot adzes
Jesse
Arthur - one saw & Sundrys
Jeremiah
Walker - 1 Saddle
Smith
Strange - 1 pair saddle Bags
George
Cook - one hogshead
Isaiah
Morton - one pair sheep shares
Peter
Harris - one stock Lock & Books
Taply
Akin - one Book
David
Beagerly one pair of money scales
The
amount of the sale £190.16.0
A
true list of Taply Akin
Recorded
February 20, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 281
Inventory of the Est. of John Muse
We
the Subscribers, being first Sworn as the Law directs, In obedience to
an order
from the Worshipful Court of Cty have appraised the estate of John Muse
Sen
Dec’d as follows Viz:
38
head of hogs, 9 head of Horses, 2 Yoark of oxen, 10 Head of Cattle, 16
heads of
Sheep, one Chart
A
Quanity of Plantation tools & old Iron, 1 bed stead and 2 wheals,
150
barrels Corn, one shot gun,
1
pr. Of fire dogs,, 1 pr. of hand Irons, 2 bedsteads and 4 beds &
furniture,
2 Cubboards & furniture & 2 tables, 3 Jugs, 1 Butter pot, a
parcel of
Pewter, 1 Desk bookcase & chest and flax wheel, a parcel of kitchen
furniture, 3 axes, Candle moles, 10 hogshead, 11 Casks, 1 bag of wheat,
Churn,
Tongs and Shovel
1
apple mill, 1 Looking Glass, 3 Cow hides, Shoe makers Tools, 1 Negro
Man Harry,
1 Negro Man Jack,
1
Negro woman & Child Winny, 1 Negro
Woman Tarmar & Jerden, 1 Negro girl, 1 Negro boy Abram,
1
Negro Girl Lily, 1 Negro boy Peter
Will
Adkison, Nath’l Kirby, Moses Kirby, Will. Witcher
Samuel
A. Muse & Joel Muse, administrator of John Muse sen, Dec’d
Recorded: January 16, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 282 Shaws
acco. Currents
DR The
Estate of Thomas Shaw, Dec’d In account
with Alexander Shaw, administrator
1805
Jany
7 To Cash paid Rodham Gilpin A/C,
Lovelace Haley, Betsy Tate a/c, Jacob Farguson for fish, John Terry for
Oats,
Richard Jones for Coffin, George Dodson for 3 qts Brandy, 1 quire paper
used of
Sale, John Nash a/c
1806
Jany-
omitted in Feby 1805, Champ. & Jerre. Terry a/c
March
10 Ditto do in full, Mary Slate
April
19
Wm
& Joseph Terry, pd the Clerkk of Pittsylvania Court, To the Sheriff
for Tax
Due for 1804
Oct.
12
To
Sheriff for Tax Due 1805, Pd. Reves Higgenbothum & Co, Pd. John
Stamps per
note, Robert Shaw for wheat in my father’s left me, Reubin Walrond,
Rawley
Dodson, James M Williams for
Surveying &c,
5
Per C. for my Services, Balance due the
Estate
1804
Credit
Nov
23 By amount of Sale this Day which will be due 25th Decr.
1805
1805
Feby
14
Nathaniel
Shaw for C. & J. Terry, Cash of Mary Wimbish, Wm Hall,
John Henry for 16 Days work, John Motley,
Daniel Motley, Samuel Gray, Elizabeth Terry, John Nash
Balance
due from Pat Shaw to the Estate
Recorded: February 20, 1809
AC
Book 4, Page 284
John Wilson’s acct. of
Guardianship
Peter Wilson orphan
of P. Wilson, Dec’d To Jno. Wilson, his
Gdr.
DR
1806
Sept 2 - 3 ¼
yd Cotton
Cassimere, 3 ¼ yds Striped Nankeen ?, ¾ yd Mersails
Quiltin, 2 ½ yds Country
Cloth, 21 Button moulds, 1 ½ doz. Ditto, 2 Hks Silk, 1 Stk.
Twist, 6 Hks
thread, 3 ¼ yds Country Cotton, 1
mans
Hatt, 1 pr. Cotton Stockings, 1 pr Suspenders,
Bendanna Hankf., 1 gr. paper, 1 Ink Stand, 1 pen knife, 1 Scotts
Sessons, 1 large Slate, 3 pencils
Dec 22 - To Thomas Tiffon for making 2 pr. Briches
& wais coat, 1 Spelling Book, 2 gr. paper
1807
Jany 3 - 3 ½
yds fancicord, 3
½ yds ditto, 1 ¼ yd Country
Cotton, 2
Hks Silk & Twiat, 2 ½ doz. Buttons, 1 oz
Col
‘d thread, 1 pr. Shoes, 1 pr Wosted Stocking
Jany 24 - 2 yd Bro.
Cloth, 1
½ Doz Buttons, 2 Hks Silk, 1 Stick twist, 1 ½
yds Bro. Holland, 3 Hks
March 28 - 3
½ yds Linnen, 4
Hks. Thread, 2 Doz Shirt Buttons, 1 yd Muslin, 1 pr. Indiv. Stockings,
¾ yds Tilonett, 2 Sticks Twist, 3
½ thick set,
2 yds Country Cotton, 2 Hks Silk, 20 Quilt Buttons, 15 Do
Do, 3 Hks thread
March 31 - 1 fine
Imported
Hatt, 1 ½ yds Silk ferling
April 6 - To Thomas
Tiffin
for Tayloring
May 23 - 1 Glass
tumbler, 1
gr. Paper
June 27 - 1 pr.
Pankeenr, 3 ½
yds.Cotton Cassemere, 1 ½ yd Country Cloth, 2 hanks silk Twist,
2 Hks Col’d
thread, 11 hone moulds, 11 Plated Buttons
July 6 - 6 ¼ yds cotton cassmere,
2 Hks silk, 1 Stick twist, 3 hks thread,3/4
yd Home Spun, 1 pr mens shoes, 1 pr cotton stockings
July 30 - 1 pr mens
Shoes, 1
pr Cotton Stockings, Robert Payne for Teaching P. Wilson from Sept 9th
Till June 23 1807
Septr 6 - 3
½ yds. Linnen, 3
Hks thread, ½ doz Shirt Buttons, Upper & Sole Leather for
menn Shoes
Septr. 20 - 1 pr.
Cotton
Stockings
Oct 6 - 7 yd Cotton Cloth, 1 oz N. Thread, 1 ½
Doz Shirt Buttons, 3 ½ yds linen, 3 Hks N thread, 1 pr.
Half Soles, ¼ yd
cambrick
Dec 2 - 1 ½
yd Coating, 2 5/8
yds Horne spun, 1 Doz Buttons, 8 Ditto, 10 oz. Gold thread, 1 pr.
suspenders,
¾ yds Cotton
Patton Cord, 9
Quill Buttons, 2 Hks Silk, 1 pr. Stockings
1808
Janury 2 - 1 Knife,
To bring
of Peter Wilson’s Negros on day of hiring pair Thomas Casey Jr
Feby 6
- To Thomas Tiffin for Tayloring acct.
Feby 20 - 1 pr.
mens Shoes, 1
doz Buttons
Mar 4 - 1 Knife
Mar 5 – 3/4 yds
Horne Spun,
17. Buttons, 3 Hks silk, 1 oz Gold thread, 1 Handkf, To Jno. &
Nath. Wilson
for March 27, 3 ½ yds. Fancicord, 1 oz. Gold thread
May 11 - 1 Danville
Hatt,
¾ yds Velvett Ribbon
6 yds. Oznas, 1
Truck, 1 pr.
Sleave buttons, 7 ¼ yds Callico for Sister, 1 Toille Shell Comb
June 1 - 1 ½
doz Buttons, ¾
yds. cotton Cassmere, 11 large Buttons, Silk & twist
June 25 - , 1 pr
mens shoes,
1 pr cotton Stockings, 1 knife
August 6 - 1 ¾ yds Blk. Florentine, 1 Hk Silk, 16
Buttons, 1 ¼ yds. Linnen, 1 pr suspenders
August 12 Lent
Nov 21 - 2 yds Blue
Bro.
Cloth, 4 Hks. Silk, 1 Stick Twist, 2 ½ yds. Country Cloth, 2
¾ yds Blue
Cassmere,, 11 Guilt Buttons, 1 pr. Shoes, 1 Tip’o Bridle, 1 pr. Lambs
Wool
Stockings, 1 pr. Ladys open block’d Stockings
Nov 25 - 3 ½
yds Drable
Cloth, 1 Doz. Large Buttons, 3/8 yds
fancied Cord, 2 Hks Silk, 1 Slk Twist,
1 yd. Bro Holland,
1 oz.
Col’d thread, 1 ½ yds Col’d home spun, ¾
yds. Blue plains, 2 ¼ yds lead flannel,
1 pocket Knife, 7
yds Home
Spun, ½ Doz shirt Buttons
Dec 10 - 1 Danville
Hatt, 1
Hatt Bans, 1 Dutch Blankett
Dec 20 - 1 yd Cambrick, 1 printed Handf. , 1 Hk Silk,
2 yds drab cloth, ¾ yds Home spun,
1
Black Bell
Feb 11- Clk.
Pittsylva. For
tickets
May 29 - 2 ¾
yds Country Cloth, 3 yds orgas., 1 Side Upper leather, 12 lb
Sole, 1 pr
Leather Slippers,
2 pr. cotton
Stockings
June 16 - 7 yd.
Linnen,
½ yds thread cambrick, ½ oz
N thread, 4
Shirt Buttons
Augst 25 - 1 shott
gun., 4 lb
shott, 1 shag box, 1 lb powder, 1 pr nankeen, 1 pr. Suspenders,
½ doz gun
Flints, 1 ¼ yds callico, 1 doble
Blade
Knife, Shoeing 1 Horse round
Sept 10 - 1 pr.
mens shoes, 6
yds Callico
Octr 4 - 2 lbs
Shott, 1
Blacking ball, 1 phial Essence of Peppermint
Octr 20- Cash
Nov 22 - 3 ½
yds Blk. Velett,
2 Hks Silk, 1 Doz Guilt Buttons, 2 Hks Col’d thread, 1 Doz mettle
Buttons,
1 ¾ yds County Cloth, 1 Girth , 1 Hk Silk,
¾ oz. Bennetts Cord, 5 yds
Callico, 1 pt. Brandy, 1 yd Country Cloth, 6 ¾ lb Sole Leather,
1 silk Shawl,
paid John Dabney’s Fees agt Ware & Williams
Dec 12 - 3 yds
Country Cloth,
1 oz N thread, 100 6oz. nails
1810
Jany 1- 100 10dy
nails, 1 Ink
Stand, 1 pt. Brandy, John Worsham for Boarding Peter Wilson, Thomas
Tiffin for
Tayloring, 1 Bed & furniture, Bond on Nicholas Perkins & others
1808
Ditto on Conner
&
Thompson for the hire of Negro girl Lucy
1809
Ditto on Ditto for
Ditto
1807
To bond on Obediah
Owen &
Geo. Adams for the hire of Negro Girl Lucy
1805
Bond on Churchel
Brim &
Wm Ware, John Dabney’s Recipt for Bonds Pd in Suit agt Perminias
Williams &
Thomas Wortham & also William Ware & Geo Adams Amounting to
£75.3.3, To
account aloud by Commissioner for my services as gua’d for you £15
By amot Due you
from me as yr
Guardian pd acct. herewith filed £265.7.11 ½
DR By Bal. due the
Guardian
£78.9.3
In obedience to
this order we
have stated, Settled & ajusted the acct. Current of John Wilson
with Peter
Wilson orphan of Peter Wilson, Dec’d
for whom he was Guardian & find a
balance in favor of the Guardian of £70.6.3
Per acct. here with
returned
January 6th 1810
Wm Yancey, James D
Patton,
David Rice
Recorded: January 15, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 289
Peter Wilson’s acct of Guardianship
John Wilson,
Guardian, To
Peter Wilson Jr.
DR
1806 - Cash Geo.
Adams, Pole
on Churchill Brim & William Ware
1807- Jany 1- To
the Hire of
a Negro Dick for 1 Year
To hire of a Negro
Boy Rob to
Anderson Tucker for 1 year
To hire of Negro
Girl Lucy to
Henry Perkins for 1 year
1808 - Jany 1 To
the hire of
Negro man Dick to William Linn, Hire of a Negro Boy Rob to Perminius
Williams,
hire of a Negro Girl Lucy to Obediah Owen
1809 - Jany 1 To
the Hire a
Negro Dick to Thomas Ragsdale, Hire Negro Boy Rob toWilliam Murphy,
Hire Negro
Girl Lucy to John Conner, 1 feather bed & furniture
Total:
£265.7.11 1/2
Recorded January
15, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 290
Flemming Mays’s Inventory
February 9, 1810 An Inventory & appraisment of the Estate
of Flemnen Mays, Dec’d
One Bed &
furniture, One
Do Do, One Table, One do, One Chest,
one Cotton Wheel, Three Chairs, parcel pewter, Knives,
Forks & Two tins, one wire Sifter, One
Mans Saddle, one Raw hide, One Dutch oven,
1 hook, one hive of
Bees, One
plow & Geer, Two axes, Three hoes, One Loom, one Flax wheel, Two
poles, one
pot, Nine gees, one Horse, Two cows, one Hhd , A parcel of Tobo., one
Stack of
Blades, Stack tops, one Stack Oats
Total: £36.3.0
We do Certify that
the above
iks a true Inventory of the Estate of Flemmen Mays that was exhibited
to us by
the administrators & also the Value there of to the best of our
Judgment. Given under our hands the
date above Written.
Henry Gosney, James
G Keatts,
Richard Keatts
Recorded: February 19, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 291
M. Tanner’s Inventory
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania
County to us directed, we have this 2nd
Day of January 1800 Conveaned at the late
Dwelling house of Mathew Tanner, Dec’d and being first
sworn, hath proceeded from time to time to Inventory and
appraise all the personal Estate of the said Deceased that was brought
before
us by Creed Tanner, Executor which is as follows:
Negro Men: Mingo, Abram, Peter, Robin, Ben
Negro Women: Laney, Jude Viry
Negro Children,
Zoe, Amy,
Jancy, Tom
horses: 1 Sorrel
Mare, 1 Do
Do, 1 Do do, 1 Bay Mare Colt, 1 Mare Colt
Cattle: 1 yoak & Stears, 1 Cart, 1 Black pied
Cow, 1white face red Cow, 1 Brown no horne Cow, 1 Brown pied Cow, 1 Red
pied
heifer, 1 White Speckled heifer, 1 Bull, 1 Brown heifer, 1 red heifter,
2 white
face red heifers, 1 Speckled heifer, 1 Stear, 1 White face red Cow, 3
Calves, 1
Cow & calf & Bell, 12 sheep
Crop of Tobacco,
Blade fodder,
Top fodder, Shucks, Oats & straw, 3 hogheads, Crop of Corn, Corn
box &
Tub & tallens?, Grind stone, Sault Poark, Irish Potatoes, Sithe
&
Cradle, Plantation tools & gears, Cooper Tools & hand saw, Old
Cutting
knife & box, 2 wedges, 3 plow Stocks & lumber, 20 head of Hogs,
1 Copper Still, 1
hone &
moner Scales, 1 Cross Cut Saw, 4 ovens & 2 Skillets, 2 pots &
hooks, 2
flat Irons & ladle & old Irons, 2 Cotton wheels, 4 pr. Cards, 2
linnin
wheels, 1 loam & gears, 1 pr. Brass Scales,
1 Spice Morter, 1
pr. Cards,
2 Candlesticks & fleuns, 2 brushes & steel, 10 Baskets
Sheep Shares, 2 pr.
sissers
& cask Cock, 1 pine Table, 5 ½ Bushels wheat, 6 old Barrels
& flower
tub, parcel Leather, parcel spun Toe, well Chane, 20 lbs flax, Bridle,
LuseToe,
Cotton, 1 Bridle, 4 cuphoks,
2 augors &
other old
Irons, stillards, 1 pan & Grid Iron, 1 Reel & 3 old Locks, Box
&
Sugar, 2 mugs & 2 pictures, 2 Boles, 1 tea pot & Dish, 4
Plates, 1
Cham. Pot, Cups & Causers, 1 Suger
Dish, 1 Teapot, milk pot, salt seller, 1 Caster & 1Decanter, 1
Drinking
Glass, 6 Table spoons, 9 tea Do, 2 Black bottles, 3 Vials, 3 Butter
pots &
Butter, 1 Case of Bottles, 1 Cubbard, 1 Table, 1 Trunk, 5 old books, 14
Chars
6 Basons, 5 old
spoons,
Knives & forks, parcel tin, Old Cubbard, Wooding ware, 2 Chests,
Box Taller
& bees wax, 1 Looking Glass, 1 Bed & sted, 1 cord &
Furniture, 1
Bed do, 1 Bed do, 1 Bed do, 2 Chetes & Countipin bed quilt,& 2
Table
Cloths, 1 Table Cloth, 2 Towels, 1 pillow Case, 1 Paper Box, 1 Jug, 1
Gun,
1 pr. fire Dogs, 1
Coffee Mill,
1 Froe & 1 Caphack, 1 Grubing hoe & other old Tools, 1 Clevis,
1 pin
& ring, 18l bs Iron, 2 ½ lbs
Steel,
Old Jointer Iron, 1 Sithe blade
Thomas Tanner,
Silveing
Gardner, Samuel Walker
Recorded March 19,
1810
AC
Book 4, Page 295
Fearn’s
ano.
Current
The Estate of
Thomas Fearn,
Dec’d In account with Js. D. Patton, Exeor.
1805
Decemb. 14 To postage 3 letters Lexington,
Va., Cash advanced Thomas
1806- Jany To do
do do
Jany 10 mTo do do Mitchel
Jany 13th
To do
for Paper, To Expenses Caswell C. House
Feb. 28 To ½
qeuire of Paper
Miss Polly, To do
do
Estate
March 14 To Cash
paid James
Baxter
April 19 To Do paid
Nat.
Wilson
April 25 To do pd
Silas
Histen
May 17 to do for
Paper
May 20 To do
advance Thos. ,
Lex.Virginia
June
To do do
do do do, To do do Wm Beavers
Aug 14 To Cash paid
Nathaniel
Wilson
Aug 21st
to Do Do
William Clark
Aug 27th
to
do do Jno. Noble
Septr
To do
do Selby Benson
Octr To do do Wm
Yancy, Jo.
Cowan, To Black Jims Ferrage, To Cash paid Curri Barnett
Oct 14 To do
advanced Thomas
Novr. To Do Do
Heston for
Miss Polly
Novr 20 To Do pd
Clerk of
Henry
Dec 13 To Do pd Js.
Ferguson
1807
Jany 6 To cash paid
Philip
Cox Sen
Jany 13- To do Do
Thomas Harrison,
To Do Do Wm Clark
Fby 21 To Cash for
the
Sheriff for 1804, To do paid Js Ferguson, To do do do
Fby 23
To do do do Dix
March 18 To do do
John Dabney
March 23 To do do
Anthony D
Haden, To do do Thos. Sutherlin
April 15 To do do Jo Arnett
April 16 To do do Jno Pat.
Wilson
April 17 To do do
Richard
Goin
April 22 To do do
Benj Ratliff
July 18 To do do
Ignatious
Tennison, , Mr. Ast, postage as to letter
July 29 To do do
Sheriff of
Caswell
Sept 15th
To do
Jo. Payne
Oct 2
To Hammon & Dan’l
Nov 9th
To do do
Jas Burton
1808 To Do Woodson
1808
Aug 7 to do Mrs. Payne Exp. J. C.
H.?
Dec 10th
To do
Clerks Tickets, for Tax 1807,
To Balance on
myBooks Dec 28
To Cash paid Wm C Payne
So much allowed
James D
Patton for paying& adjusting the foregoing Charge.
1809 Feby 10 To
Cash pd H.
Spilter Tuition Ro. & Geo.
To Cash pd Mrs.
Gregory do Polly Fearn
March 28- To cash
paid Wm
Caldwill Ro.
To Leop’d Mo Payne
Bal of
acct
May 4 th To Cash
paid Mr.
O’Kilby
Aug 15 To Cash pd
Mr. Dodson,
Tax Ticketts & orders
To cash pd John
White Comm.
June 20th To
cash pd Mrs. Paynes Expences C.H.
July 28 To cash pd
John
Burnett
July 31 to cash pad
Mrs. Paul
1807
Omitted
To Cash pd Ro Payne
Tuition
Ro. & Geo.
1809
To cash paid Ro Payne do
do
August - To cash pd
Pleasant
Tucker do do do
This amt. was
applied to the
credit of Ferne’s acct.
To Cash pd
Colquhoun for
Fearn’s Note
To amount of Crop
Tobacco
paid Colquhoun & Co after taking out ¼ for the overseer with
which I am
charg’d on the amt of.
To the overseers pd
1807
To the Interest 2y & 6 months on £36.18
1809
August 24th To Cash paid William
Leigh E & I vs. Brown
1810 March 12 To James L Patton for his Services from Feby
16th 1809 to this day (
allowed by the commissioner)]To balance due on former Settlement
To Balance due the
Estate
1805 - December By cash of Dan’l Coleman
By do of Go. Damson
1806
Jany By Do of Isaac Hill
Jany 13 By Do of
Daniel Price
Feb By do of Thomas
Stewart
Feb 28- By Do of
Jerry Hudson
March 14th
By do
of Jno. & Wm Travis
April 3 By Do of Wm
Dix
April 12 By Do of
Wm Gossage
April 19 By Lewis Cox Do
April 28 by Do of
Doctor
Dabney
May 13 By do of
Thomas Dix Jr
May 15 By do of Go.
Leabrvson?
May 27th
By do of John Worsham
May 30th By do of
Do Do
June 23rd
By Do of
Creed Taylor
July 4th
By do of
Jas. Gitton
By do of Andre
Harrison Ex of
Thos. Harrison, Dec’d
By cash of H Doss
for Reg.
Atkinson
By do of Daniel Gossage
Augst 16th
By Do
of Tim Adams
Oct 3rd
By Do of
Heston for L Jordan
Feb 24th
By do of Daniel
Gossage
By D of Thos. Swann
Novm. 8th
By Do of
Thos. Baxter
Novm. 13th
By do
of John Winters
1807
January 6th
By do
of Philip Cox jun
January 13th
By do
of S/L Palmer
By do of Dudley Gatewood
1807 January 13th
By Cash of Sam’l Jorden
Feby 2nd
By do of
Larkin Dix
Feby 6th
By do of
Wm Chilton
Feby 9 By do of
George
Lumpkins
Feby 16th
By do of
Joel McDonnald
By do of Elijah Sims
Feby 20th
By do of
John Payne though the hands of Gunn & Burton
By cash of Wm Ware H C
Feby 25th
By do of
Joel McDonnald
By do of
Ferd.Rowland
March 8th
By do of
Maj. Price
March 24th
By do
of Wm Wear H.C.
April 4th
By do of
John Lumpkins
By do of Go B
Dawson/Damson
May 12th
By do of
Mrs. Ann Thompson
Septe. 26th By do
do do do
Novr. 9th
By do of
Jas Burton for Wm Burt
Novr. 21th
By do
of Hall Dixon
Decm. 17th
By do
of Alex. Lee
1808
Jany 20th
By do of
Edward Lewis
Feby 1 By do of do do
April 30 By do of
Joshua
Jeffers
June 24 By do of Wm Richardson
Oct
By do of Sherward Goin
Novr. By do of
Edward Bursey,
By do of Severn Busey
1809
January By Cash of Wm Linn, By Balance due Jas. D
Patton, The Exor.
August 15th
By
Cash of Mrs. Dix By Mr Dodson, By cash of Mrs Wynn
do, By Cash of Mrs Dodson for old mill House, By amt. Due from
Colquhoun &Co
1810
March 8th
By Cash
of old William Whit
In obedience to
this order we
have Settled the acco. Currant of the estate of Thomas Fearn, Dec’d with the Executors of the said estate and find a balance due to the estate of
$191.13 which will appear from the foregoing Charges here with returned. Given under our hands this 12 Day of March
1810.
Wm Yancy, Hezh.
Puryear, Tho.
Barnett
Recorded: March 19, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 300
Bleakley’s acco. Currt.
James Bleakley
& Robert
Devin, Executors of James Bleakley, Dec’d in Current with the Legatees
of the
aforesaid Bleakley, Dec’d.
To the total amount
of the
Sale, Debts due, The Estate and
Interest collected by them over paid which the Legatees is to refund
back to
the Executors.
James Blakely &
Robert
Devin
By Sundry accounts
Receipt
&c which do appear to be Established.
Due Lucy Morton
£7.15.5
Due George Ward’s
Heirs £6.13.11
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania
County, we whose names are under Written have proceeded to examine
& Settle
the account Currant between the Legatees of
James Blakely, dec’d & the the Executors of said Blakely,
Dec’d and after having examined their
Vouchers, do
find that the executors to have over
paid the Legatees the sum of Twenty two pounds and nine pence. After paying Lucy Morton £7.15.5 and the
Heirs of George Ward £6.13.4 it appearing
We have not yet paid thein Legaseys,
Given under our hands this 19 Day of
March 1810.
Jas. Hart, John
Carter, Sam’l
Callund
Recorded: May 19, 1810
AC
Book 4, Pagae 301
Thoms Gdn. Acct.
Nath’l P Thomas To Asa Thomas, Guardian
1807
Octr 1 To Balance
due
this pr. acct. rendered to Court
Novr 16 Pd John Hubbard as per. Rect.
Novr. 7 1 pr. Shoes
Dec 24 Tho.
Gatewood & Co
as per Rect., To Tos Do. Bouldin
1808
Jany 18 James
Nelson for
tuition
Feby 11 Thos.
Bouldin as per
Recpt.
Feby 27 To William Hudson for mending a pr. shoes
Apr 4 John Epperson
acct.
rendered as per Rect.
June 13 To David
Bradford for
a wool hat
William Hudson for
mainga.
Pr. Shoes
Anne Gillispee per
one half
of her Charge for Bringing Amy to Bed in July 1806
To William Eddings
as per
Rect.
Octr 1 Board from
1st Day
of Oct. 1807, To Int. on £10.2.1
½ for a balance due last year, To
Services
rendered last year
Decr. 10 To 1 pr.
Coarse
Shoes
1809
June 20 To pd.
Jas.Stewart
for a fur seal
Sept 30 to Thos Bouldins a/c as per Rect., Shiff. of
Pittsva. One half of Clks. Tickets
Octr 1 Board from
1st Octr.
1808 to this day , Interest on £17.4.6 for 1 year, Services
Rendered last year
CR
1807
Dec 24th
By half
the hire of Patience this year, Do amt. Of land to Roger Warf?
1808
Feb 11 Do amt. of
Land to
John Akin 1807
July 16 Do Hire of
Abram last
year
Interest “ “
10/10
1809
By half the hire of
Abraham
for 1808 Including Interest
Apr 1
Cash Rec’d of Jesse Harper for half of the
amt of Land last year, Half the hire of Amy & Children to John
Holland for
1808
Octr 1
Do Patience and her Two Children to John
Epperson for 1808, Do Amy to Calab Dodson for 1808
Interest 5/11
Balance due
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania we have Examined the above acct.
of Asa
Thomas, Guaradian of Nath’l P. Thomas
and find the above Balance of Twenty Pound Eleven Shillings. ½ Due him.
This 3rd Day of March 1810
Wm Stamps, Bazaleel
Wier,
Thos. Wilkinson
Recorded May 21,
1810
William Thomas To
Asa Thomas
Guardian DR
1807
Oct 1 To Balance
due per a/c
Rendered to Court
Novr 16 Pd John
Hubbard as
per Rect.
Novr. 28 1 pr. Shoes
Decr. 24 Pd Thomas Gatewood & Co per Rect.
1808
Do Thos. Bouldin
Jany 18 Jas Nelson
for 1
years tuition
Feby 11 Thos.
Bouldin as per
Recipt
Feby 27 1 Spelling
Book, bot
of a Peddlers
Apr 5 John Epperson
A/C.
rendered as per Rect.
June 12 David
Bradford for
making a wool hat, William Hudson for making a pr. Shoes, Ann Gillispee
one
half of her Charge for Bringing Amy to
Bed, William Eddings as per Rect.
Oct 1
Board from 1st
Day
of Oct. 1807, Interest on £9.11.7 ½ balance due last year,
Services rendered
last year
Decr. 10 1 pr.
Coarse Shoes
1809 Mar 27 1
pocket knife
bought of Achilles Whitlock
June 20 Jas Stewart
for a fur
hat, pd Henry Mahon for a pr. Shoes as per Rect.
Sept 30 Thomas
Bouldin per
a/c & Rect., Shff of Pittsy for ½ -see file of Tickets
Octr 1 Board from 1st
Oct 1806 to this day, Interest on £17.4.8 ½ for 1 year,
Services Rendered last
year
CR
1807
Dec 24 By half the
hire of
Patience this year
To do for Rent of
Lnd to
Roger Warf
1808
Feb 11 Do Do of
Rent of Lnad
to John Akin 1807
July 16 Do for Hire
of Abram
Last year Including Int. 10/0
Oct 1 Balance due
1809
By half the hire of
Abram for
1808 & Interest
Apr 1 Cash Rec’d of
Jesse
Harper for half of the REnt of Land Last year
Half the hire of
Amy &
Children to John Holland 1806, Int.
Half the hire of
Patience
& her two children to John Epperson 1808
Do Patience and her
two
Children to John Epperson for 1808
Do for Amy to Caleb
Dodson
for 1808
Balance due
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful court of Pittsylvania we have Examined the above account
of Asa
Thomas Guardian of William Thomas and find the above Balance of Twenty
two
Pounds Thirteen Shillings his Due 3rd Day of March 1810
Wm Stamps, Thos
Wilkinson,
Bazalul Wier Sen,
Recorded: May 22,
1810
AC
Book 4, page 304
Rich’d Bayne Act Current
DR The Estate of
Richard
Bayne Dec’d To Dan’l Coleman & Sto. Turner, admr. with the will
annupt of
Said Bayne.
1800
May 27 To Cash paid
Samuel
& David Pannill
June 30 Cash paid
James Bruce
per rect filed on the office of Halifax
Court, Cash paid David Logan
July 22 Cash paid
John Hagood,
Cash paid John Carte a printer for advertisment
Aug 13 Cash paid
Joshua Stone
Esq.
1801
Jany 31 Cash paid
Joseph
Terry proved acct
Feby 17 Cash paid
The Clerk
Halifax
Apl 23 Cash paid Wm
McCraw,
Collector of the direct Tax
Augst
Cash paid Wm M Watkins fee ads. Bruce
1802
June 22 Cash paid
Nath’l H
Claiborne for drawing Deed for Land conveyed to David Logan
Augst 23 Cash paid
Samuel
& David Pannill for Errer in the other Settlement
Paid James Lynn the
amount of
his Judj, Cash paid the Clerk Halifax , Cash from John
Dabney fee ads Linn, Paid the clerk
Pittsylvania fee ads Linn ,
Paid
Henry Barksdale proved acct., Allowance made D. B.Coleman and Ste.
Turner
admrs. for their personal Services
CR
1800
May 15th
By sale
of 344 ac. of Land in Halifax to D. Logan
1802
Jany 1 Cash rec’d
of James
Bruce, Cost of a Suit
1803
By sale of 400
acres ol Land
in Pittsylvania to S. Turner, Brought forward, Amount of Debt
Balance due the
Estate
Pittsylvania County
To
wit. By Virtue of an order of
Pittsylvania Jany. Court 1801 We James M Williams, Answorth Harrison,
Joshua Stone three of the Commissioners
named in the said order above, Settled and adjusted the account of
Daniel
Coleman & Stokely Turner,
admrs. with the will annex’d of Rich’d
Bayne, Dec’d and find a Balance due from the admrs. Of £14.4.2
½ in favor of
the said Estate. Given under our hands
the tenth day of June 1807.
J Williams,
Answorth
Harrison, Joshua Stone
At a quarterly
Court Court
held for Pittsylvania County the 20th day of August 1807
This
Account Current of the Estate of Richard Bayne, Dec’d with Daniel
Coleman &
Stokely Turner his administraters was returned and James Yancy by his
attorney
filed Exception to the said account Current which are continued for
argument And at another Court held for the
said
County the 22th Day of May 1810 the said James Yancy Withdrew his Exceptions and was ordered by
the Courtt that the Said Accoount Current be Recorded.
AC
Book 4, Page 305
Inventory & appraisement
of Thos. F Bennett’s Est.
Inventory of the
Personal
estate of Thomas F? Bennett and administered by Eliza Bennett late
adm’d, Dec’d
Taken 22nd Jany. 1810 and apprais’d According to Law.
1 Negro Woman
Chloe, a Do
Do Vilett & child Jesse, 1 do do Dols, 1 Do do Man Harry, 1
Black
Mare,
1 Do Horse, 1 Gray
Horse, 1
Bay Mare, 8 Cows, 1 Red Calf, 9 Earlings, 22 Hogs, 9 Sheep, 1 Feather
Bed &
Furniture, Cord & bedstead, 1
do do, 1 do
do, 1
do do, 1 do do, 215 lbs Seed
Cotton, 3 pewter Dishes,
14 do plates, 2
pewter
Basons, 2 tin Bucketts, 1 Coffee Pott, 2 tin pans, 3 Cups, 1 Iron tea
Kettle, 1
Copper Spice morter & pestle, Sundry Earthen Glass ware, 2 pewter
spoons, 9
Knives & 11 forks, 4 pots, 2 Dutch ovens, 4 pr. Hooks, hanger &
flesh
fork, 6 lb Feathers, 3 lbs Wool, Sundry Pieces of sole Leather,
1 Womans saddle, 4
Chests
& 1 powdering Tub, 23 lb hoggs lard & Tub, Bees wax &
Taller,
1Walnut Chest & Table, 1 pr. Money Scales & Weights, 1 Small
Trunk, 1
Sugar Box, 1 Stone pitcher & do Jug
3 Black Bottles, 1
Glass
tickles, 5 Jugs & 2 pitchers, 1 Double Bolted pad lock, Six phials
& 1
looking glass, 1 pr tin Candle molds, 1 pr flat irons, 1 flax hacker, 1 large Jug, Blades & Tops, 2 Stacks of
Oats,
Corn supposed to be
30
Barrells, 5 barrels Short Corn Supposed, 16 Bushels Wheat Suppos’d, 13
geese,
1 pr Steelyards, 3
Colters , 2 plow hoes, 1 pr. Iron
Wedges, 2 pr. Iron Traces & hames, 1 pr. Rope Traces & hames, 7
pole
axes, 1 frow, 1 grubbing hoe, 2 Singletrees, 2 Clevises pins & Lap
rings, 1
Grind Stone,
5 Hilling hoes, 4
Casks, 3
powdering Tubs, pickle pork Sup’d to be 1000 lbs., 1 flax Brake, 2
Cotton
wheels, 1 Tub, 1 pole & 3 piggins, 3 Stands of Bees, 1 Loom, 1 Flax
wheel,
1 Do do, 1 Draw knife, 1 hand Saw, 2 augers, 5 Chairs, 2 Slays, 1 pr.
Harness,
1 Shott Gun, 1 Walnut Table, 2 Table Clothes
Total:
£460.19.10
The foregoing
appraisment
contains a true & perfect Inventory of the Estate of Thomas F
Bennett,
deceased which has come to our hands as his administrators.
James Bennett,
Bartlet
Bennett
Recorded: May 21, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 308
Inventroy of Richie Pitts
An Inventory &
appraisment of the Estate of Richie Pitts, Dec’d taken
this 23rd Day of April 1810
Negroes: James,
Lewis,
Salley, Silvey, Mary
Horses: 1 Gray
Mare, one Gray
filley, One young Bay Mare, one Bay Mare
One yoke of Steers,
fifteen
head Cattle, Twenty seven Head hogs, Eight Sheep, One Waggon, one ox
cart,
One grind Stone,
three Axes,
Six hilling hoes, one spade, two mattox, Five Coulters, three Dutch
plow hoes,
Two Swingletrees & clevises, two Sets Gier, One feather Bed, a
parcel
tools, gun, One barrel Cotton, one Cupboard, Three Beadsteads, 1 Cord,
one Flax
Wheel, Coffey mill, flat iron, Barrell flax
One chest, 1 Table,
two
sythes & Cradles, One Cuting knife, one slate, 1 Roul, One Sythe
Blade
& two Wedges, three Chairs, One cotton wheel, two Basons, one Dish,
Coffey
pot, One Saddle, reap hook, one Churn & Water paddle, Three casks,
foooour
butter pots, four Jugs, One dimmey John, one Jointer, Three pots, one
oven, one
Skillet, Bread hoe, A Parcel Corn, parcel small Grain, Two Basons, one
Dish,
four plates, Candle mole, Two Bells. One
Bason & one plate, One womans Saddle, 10 Cups & Saucers,
Bottle,
One shot gun, one
Clock Reel,
Three Slays, one flax wheel, Cotton wheel, Two feather Beds &
furniture,
Steads & Cords, One Chest, Two do, one feather Bed, Wheat Sive, one
Small
Trunk, One flat Iron, four Books, two axes, One looking glass, parcel
Cotton
& Wool, Parcel salt, two pr. hames, loom
Total
£585.9.10
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to
us directed bearing date March Court 1810.
We have proceeded to Value the personal Estate of Richie Pitts
Dec’d
that was exhibited to us by the admin. To what we believe the Value
thereof to in Current Money to the best
of our Judgments & I have made a true Inventory thereof & we do
Certify
that the above is a true Memorandum of the Same. Given
under our hands this Day & Date above Written.
N. Tucker, George
West,
George Dejurnete
Recorded: May 21, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 310
Inventory & appriasement of the est. of
Mary Markhum
An Inventory and
appraisment
of the estate of Mary Markhan, Dec’d
Taken this 31st day of October 1819?
1 Bay horse, 1
Studd Colt, ,
3 Cows and Calves, 2 Red Steers, 1 Barren Cow, a parcel of old Iron
viz: hoes,
axes, hoops, Chisels, locks &c. and 1 hand saw amd 1 old pot, 3
unmarked
Shoats, 1 press, 4 Chairs & 1 Case, 3 Feather Beds & furniture,
1
Curtain bedsted, 1 Cord, 22 hogs, 10 ditto, 21 geese, 14 Turkeys,
1 Loom, 3 Slays, 1
Cotton
Wheel & 2 pair Cards, 2 flax wheels, 1 pitcher, 1 small butter
pott, 1 bag
of feathers, 2 Tables, 1 Side Saddle, 2 Sides of leather, 1 bybe? Tar
& 1
pistol, a parcel of lumber, a parcel of earthen Ware & 1 Coffee
pott, a
parcel of Pewter & knives & forks, 1 Bible, 1 tea kettle, hoe
and
Trivet &c
1 pail
& tubb, 1 Tray, 1 paiaar fire Irons
& 1 Candle Stick, 1 pair of hames, Traces & Collar, 1 Dutch
oven, 1
pott & pott hooks, 1 flax brake, 1 looking glass, 1 Negro Woman
Named
Milley & her child,
1 powdering Tub
& 1 Raw
hide, a parcel of unbrake flax, 4 Stacks of blade fodder &1 of
Tops, 1 sack
bag &1 barrel, 6 ½ barrels of
Corn
Total:
£218.3.4 1/2
Pursuant to an
order of Court
bearing date October Court 1809 We the Subscribers being first Sworn
have
appraised the estate of Mary Markham, Dec’d as above expressed.
Jos. E Haley, Thos
Anderson,
Allen Womack
Recorded: April 16,
1810
AC
Book 4, Page 312
Inventory of Charles Yates, Dec’d
An Inventory and
appraisment
of the Estate of Elijah Yates, Dec’d
Viz:
1 White Cow &
Calf, 1
Shott gunn, 1 Bed & bed quilt, 1 Pewter Bason, 1 Pewter dish, 3
plates, 1
Silver Watch, 1 Inch augur, 1 Frying pan, 1 Curl Bridle, 1 Snaffle
ditto, 1 pr.
money Scales, a parcel of Flax,
3
Chains, 1 Walnut Chest, 1 Big Swingletree & 1 Small ditto, 1
pided Steer, 1 ditto Heifer, 1 Pied Cow,
1 Black ditto &
yearling,
1 Red pided heifer, 1 Sow and 4 Shoats
Total: £22.6.0
Pursuant to an
order of the
Court of Pittsylvania, we the Subscribers, do certify that we have this
day
appraised such of the Personal Estate
of Elijah Yates, dec’d, as has been shown us by George Yates the
administrator,
as appears by the above list amounting to twenty two pounds, Six
shillings. Given under our hands this
20th day of October 1809.
William Ware,
Charles
Williams, Thos. Elliott
Recorded: June 18, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 313
Thos. Fearns acco. Sales
Feb. 4th
1806
An account of Sales
of the
Estate of Thos. Fearn Dec’d
Fendal Rowling 1 ax
& 1
hatchet
Joel McDannald 2
pole axes
Daniel Chandler 2
pole axrs
William Richardson
2 pole
axes
Greenberry Voss 3
plough hoes
& 1 grubing hoe
Pressley Carter one
set of
Black Smiths tools
Thomas Sutherlin
1B. Smiths
Vice
Joel McDonnald Old Irons
Greenberry Voss 2
plough hoes
and some old Iron
Joel McDonnald 1 lot of Irons
Thomas Harrison 1 Rifle Barrel
Jno. Pistole 1 Rifle Barrel
Joel McDonnald lot
of Irons
Joel McDonnald 1 Do
do
Joel McDonnald 1
Do do
Joel McDonald 1 Do
do
Joel McDonald 1 Do
do
Peter Smith 2 wedges & 1 froe
Joel McDonnald 3
harrow hoes,
1 froe
Major Price 1 lot of planes
Thos Sutherlin 1 lot of augers & Chissils
Sherwood Goin 1 Grind Stone
Mary Fearn 1 Cutting Box and 5 hoes
Greenberry Voss 2 grubing hoes
Greenberry Voss 2 do
Richard Saunders 1 Waggon
Andu. Harrison Jun
1 old
Waggon
Zero Guinn 1 Black horse
Henry Dixon 1 gray
mare
William Wear one
Bay horse
Joseph Barnett the
loan Mare
John Hudson the old
Roan
Mares
Thomas Baxter the
black Mare
Ignatious Tennison 1 Colt the roan mare
Jim
old Buck
Levin Dowris? one Bay mare
Sylvanus Stokes one
Sorrel
Colt
Peter Smith one bay
Colt
William Anderson
one Dark bay
Colt
James Pistole 1 Bay Colt
Richard Goin 1 Sorrel Colt
Charles Payne 1 no
horned cow
Epp. Stone 1 Black Cow
Charles 1 pyed Ccow
Ro. Glascock 1 Red cow with spots
Mary Feearn 5 head of horses & 1 colt
Mary Fearn 6 Cows
& 6
yearlins
Mary Fearn 1 Lot of
Sheep
Mary Fearn 1 Lot of
B. Smiths
tools & 1800 owt.? of Iron
Mary Fearn 1 Waggon
, 1 grind
stone
Mary Fearn1 lot of
hogs head
staves
Mary Fearn 100
Barrels of
Corn
Charles Payne 1 No
horned cow
Robert Farguson 1
Red cow
Epp. Stone 1 pyed
no horned
Cow
Dudly Gatewood 6 heifers
Edward Busey 1
Black heifer
Benj. Ratliff 1
pyed Cow
Daviel Michell 1
Lot Hogs, 1
Choice
Daniel S Farley 1
lot do
2 do 4
Daniel S Farley 1 lot do 3
do 4
William Liken 1 lot
do 4 do 5
James Gatewood 1
lot of hogs,
5th Choice 5
William Linn 8
Shots 1st
Choice
Jas. Gatewood 18 do,
2 do
Jo. Farguson 2 sows, 10 pigs on H. Creek
James Gatewood 1
sow and 5
pigs 1st Choice
William Linn 1 do 1 do 2nd Do
James Gatewood 1 do
& do 3rd do
Edw’d Busey 1 do
& do 4th
do
Jas. Gatewood 1 do
& do 5th
do
Thos. Sutherlin 4
Sheep 1st
Choice
Thomas Sutherlin 4
do 2nd
Do
Francis Ray 4
do 3rd Choice
Thos. Sutherlin 4
do 4th Choice
William Wilkinson 1 Chair & harness
Geo. B Dawson 1
Dark Cow
Covington Farguson 1 Red heifer
Edward Busey 1 Cow and Yearling
Robert West 1 no
horned Cow
Benj. Humfreys 1 Bull
Robert West 1 red heifer
Mathew Terry 1 Pyed Cow
Mathew Terry 1 Red heifer
Pampy
1 Dark heifer
Daniel Worsham 1 no
horned
heifer
Epp. Stone 10
Barrels of Corn
1 lot
Epp. Stone 10 do
do 2 do
Epp. Stone 10
do do 3 do
Epp. Stone 10 do
do 4 do
John Baxter 10 do do
5 do
Epp. Stone 10
barrels of
Corn 6th Choice
James Robertson 10 barels of Corn 7th Choice
Epp. Stone 10
do do 8th Do
Richard Jones 5 do
of corn 9th
do
Richard Jones 5
do of do 10th do
Jno. Dix sen 5 do
of do 11th
do
Jno. Dix Sen
5 do of
do 12th do
William Ware 1 Still and Worm
William Linn 1
Kettle and old
Copper
Joel McDannald 1 old
sates?
Thomas Sutherlin 1 Whip saw
Joel McDannald 1
plough and
colter
Merideth Price 1 plough 1 ox
Charles Payne Hennings Justice
Meridith Price 1
Plough
Thomas Baxta 1 do
Joel McDannald 1 plough
Peter Smith 1 pr
traces
Meredith Price 1
Colter and
Stock
Joel McDannald 3 hoes
Joel McDannald 2
do
William Wilkinson 1
pr. Chain
traces
Jas D Patton Latin and Greek school Books
James D Patton
Dictionary of
arts and sciences
Currie Barnett 1
Gazeeteer
Jas. D Patton 1 lot
2 Books
Jas D Patton 1
Domestic
medicine
Jas D Patton 1 lot of Books
Jas D Patton 1 Lot
pamphlets
Mary Fearn 1 Book
case &
chest Drawers
Mary Fearn Buffet
&
Furniture
Mary Fearn 2 large
looking
Glasses
Mary Fearn 2 Tables
Mary Fearn 1 Doz
Cheirs
Mary Fearn 4
Bedsteds, Beds
and Furniture & 1 Trunk bed
Mary Fearn 1 Still
Mary Fearn ½
Doz split Bottom
Chairs
Mary Fearn 1 pr.
fire dogs
Mary Fearn 4 Cotton
wheels, 2
flax wh., 1 loom with all its apparates
Mary Fearn Sundry
Kitchen
Furniture pots & ovens &c
Mary Fearn 20 hogs,
30 pigs
at the mill
Mary Fearn 2 night
glasses
Mary Fearn 2 trunks
&
chest
Mary Fearn 1 stack
of Tops
Mary Fearn 3000
dwt.? oats 1st
Choice
Mary Fearn 3000 dwt. Blades 1st Choice
Charles Payne 1000
do oats 2nd
choice
Charles Payne 10000 “ 3rd
do
Samuel Jordan 1000
do do 4th do
Isaac Hill 1000 do do 5th do
Charles Payne 1000 do 6th do
Sam’l Jordan 1000 do do 7th do
Sam’l Jordan 1000 do do 8th do
Isaac Hill 1000 do do 9th do
Charles Payne 1000
dodo 10th do
Charles Payne 2
stacks of
Damaged blades
Edw. Busey 1 Stack
of Tops
Jo. Furguson 1 Lot
tops
Charles Payne 1 Sythe and Cradle
Major Price 1 do
and cradle
Lewis Cox 1
do do
Lewis Cox 1 Cutting
bar and knife
Philip
Cox 1 stone jug
Robert Lorton 1 scene?
James Burton 1 Desk
and Book
Case
James Burton 1 Rum
case
Ludwell Worsham 1 W. Table
William Towns 6 winzer chairs
James Burton 1
square Wal.
Table
Jas. Dalton 1
feather bed and
bolster
Jas. Burton 1
Fether Bed, 1
Bolster
Jas D Patton 1 Do
do Mr. Mitchel
James D Patton 1
Bed and
furniture Thomas
Mary Fearn Do
do do
James D Patton Do
do Do Polly
James D Patton 1
pine
Chest Thomas
Sherwood Goin one
mans Saddle
Robert Lerton one shot gun
Mary Fearn six painted cheirs
Lewis B. Allen one
Canoe
William Towns one Dutch oven and Cap
Jo. Farguson one pot
Daniel Price one
Dutch oven
Peter Black one oven and pot
Philip Cox sen one
dutch oven
William Anderson one do do
Mary Fearn 1 Kittle
John Worsham 12 bushels of Rye
John Worsham 12
do do
Mary Fearn 6 Be
hives
Mary Fearn Pewter
&c
William Linn 1 Rum Hogshead
Mary Fearn 1 Cask
Benj. Humphries 1 Cask
Philip Cox Sen 1
Cask
Mary Fearn 10 Casks
Robert Lorton 1 Cuting Knife & adze
Richard Jones 1
doz. Han saw
files
Richard Jones 1 do
do do
William Dodson 9 files
Mathew Terry 20
files
Jas Burton 1 do do
Philip Cox sen 1 meal sifter
Mary Fearn old
files &c
Jas Burton 20 saw
plates for
Cotton machine
Mary Fearn 1 sythe
&
Cradle
Mary Fearn 1 do
do
Jas D Patton 2 Keggs
W. Lid
Epp. Stone 5 Barrels of Corn
Robert Lorton 5 do
do
Robert Lorton 6 do
do
Robert Lorton 5 Bushels of Wheat
Robert Lorton 5
do do
Daniel S Farley 5
do do
John Dix 5
do do
Daniel S Farley 5
do do
Thos Lumpkins 5 do
do
Daniel S Farley 5 do
do
L.
B. Allen 5 do
do
Leanna L? Payne 5 do
do
John Dix 5 do
do
Daniel S Farley 5 do
do
Merideth Price 3
Bushels
Wheat
Mary Fearn 4 Raw hides
Mary Fearn 1 Tan
Mill
Mary Fearn 1 H.
heads & 5
Barrels
Mary Fearn 1 pr.
Steelyards
Mary Fearn 1 hand
Saw at the
mill
Mary Fearn 41 Geese
Mary Fearn 2000
dwt.?oats
Jas Gatewood 1000
dwt.? Oats
4th lot
Thomas Lumpkins
1000 dwt.
oats
Robert Lorton 1000
oats
Mary Fearn 3 mens Saddles
Mary Fearn 1 Grid Iron, & flesh fork
Mary Fearn 1 funnel
Mary Fearn 1 Cut saw
Mary Fearn 1 sett
shovel and
tongs
Mary Fearn 2 spades
Mary Fearn 3 Jugs
Mary Fearn 1 old side saddle
Jas D Patton 1000 dwt. oats
Jas Richardson 2271 do
Jas Colquhoun &
Co. for
Crop Tobacco after paying The overseer his part
Deduct for so much
allowed to
Doctor James D Patton for his Trouble &c in collecting the above
sums by
us.
Total:
£ 655.14.3 ¼
Wm Yancey, Hez.
Puryear, Wm
Beavers
We certify the
foregoing to
be a true acct. of the sales of the Estate of Thomas Fearn, dec’d. Given under our hands this 12th
day of March 1810.
James D Patton
Esq., William
Dodson
Recorded: June 18,
1810
AC
Book 4, Page 321
G. Sheltons Est.
Account Current of
Gabriel
Shelton Deceas’d With Armistead Shelton, Admr.
1804
To Cash paid for 1
Mare
furnished The Widow , Ditto paid Samuel Pannill Exor. Of D. P. Dec’d, Do “
“, Jacob Saunders, John Lewis,
Vincent Shelton Sheriff for 1802, Crispin Shelton
“ for 1803, Will.
Tunstall for recording Will &c., Printer at Lynchburg, Ditto for
recording
power of attorney, Beverly Shelton & Vincent Shelton Exors. of
Crispin
Shelton, Dec’d
Cash paid E Sydner
on account
of James Murdock
Bonds assigned to
James
Taylor for his Wife Jane’s Legacy in sd. Decd Estate
Bond assigned Giles
Payne for
his Wife Catherines Legacy in said Dec’d Estate
Cash paid Wiatt
Shelton for
his legacy, Do “ for advice of a lawyer, Do
“ for Copy of a Will
Beverly Shelton jr
for his
part of the Crop of Tobacco , Will. Tunstall for recording balance of
an
Inventory &c., Cash for Cryers Fee, Sundries furnished the Estate-
Viz: 9 ½
yds. Aznuburg, 11 ½ yd Negro Cotton,
5 ½ Gallons
brandy, 3 yds
Plains, 1 ½ yds Negro Cotton, 200
8d
nails, 3 pr. Stockings, Carriage 2 hh’ds Tobo. And finding to Lynchburg
Warehouse expense &c
Cash paid for
making Clothes
& shoes for Negroes, To ½ Bushel Salt, Gabriel Shelton for
his services
rendered, My Services as administrator to the estate of
Gabriel Shelton Dec’d, An Error in a bond
taken
Mgr. Vincent
Shelton the
dec’d being Security for Case per Mease
Total:
£603.10.11 ¼
Centra
1803
Octr 20 By amount of Property Sold and Bonds taken ,
Interest on Bonds & Cash
Balance due the
Administrators
June 9th
1810
Pursuant to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed bearing date May Court
1810
. We have proceeded toexamine the
accompts Current of Gabriel Shelton, Dec’d
Kept by Armistead Shelton the administrator with the will
annexed &
find them correct agreeable to our Judgment.
Given under our hands this date above Written.
N. Tucker, John
Lewis,
Thompson Robertson, Henry Kay
Recorded: June 10, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 323
William
Wilkinson’s Inven’y
In obedience to an
order of
the Worshipful Court of
Pittsylvania County we do appraise the
estate of William Wilkinson, Dec’d as follows Viz:
1 Negro man Gill, 1 “ Ditto
Cupid, 1 “ Ditto
Isham, 1 “ Boy
Wright, 1 “
Ditto Stephen, 1 “
Do Patrick, 1
“
Do Abraham, 1 “ Womans Milly
& Child Charles, 1 “
Girl Jeanil, 1 Child Peter, 1 “ Do
Pheobe, 1 “ man
Will
1 Chest Drawers, 1
Winsor
Chairs, 1 cupboard, 1 folding Table, Sundries in Cupboard, 1 looking
Glass,
1 Sugar box, 1
Waiter, 5
pictures with frames, 1 Desk, 17 Books, 1 Tea Tray, 11 Chairs, 1 Ink
Stand,
2
Chests, 1 Bed, Bed Steed & furniture, 1
“
“ Ditto, 1 Flax wheel, 1
Clock
Reel, 1 Jug, 1 piece Leather,, Bed
Steed & Cord, 1 pr. Steelyards, bed steed and Cord,
Gear Harnes Traces & 2 Collars,
1 Saddle, 1 Loom, 3
Cotton
Wheels, 1 old gun, 2 sad Irons, 2 pewter basons, 1 spice morter &
Saddle,
1 Roaster tribit
& flesh
fork, 1 oven & lid, 1 knife box &sett knives & forks, 1
Waiter
& tin pan, 2 pots and pot hooks, 3 pails & churn, 6 Casks, 1
Chest , 1
Cotton Machine, 1 yoke Steers, 1 Work bull
3 Cows &
Calves, 2 year
old Bull, 1 Calf, 6 Sheep, &1 lamb, 1 Waggon & lock Chain, 3
Seythes
& Cradles, 5 hoes, 1 Colter, 3 plows, 3 hides, 3 axes, 1 spade, 1
harrow, 2
mattox, 1 Bare share, 1 pr. Wedges
1 Clevis & 5
Frisons?, 1
Billows, 1 Lantorn, 1 Gouge & Chissel, 1 Saddle, 1 Cooper adze, 1
anvelle,
2
Cutting knives, 1 Bay mare, 1 Sow, 7 Pigs, 1 saw & 5 pigs, 2
Sows & 11 pigs, 39 geese, parcel Tobo.,
1 Hilling hoe, 1
Sow and 9
pigs, 1 boar Shoat, 1 Jug, 1 Grid Iron
W. Beavers, Alex.
Brown,
Henry Wilson
Recorded: June 18,
1810
An Inventory of the
appraisment of the Estate of Thomas Davis, dec’d appraised by William
Dews,
Nathaniel Lovelace, William M Mitchell and Thomas Lovelace of the
County of
Pittsylvania on oath
1 Negro man Toby, 1
Negro man
Joseph, 1 Negro Man Federick
1 Bay Mair &
Colt, 1
Black Mair, 1 Stock of Cattle, 1 Stock of Hoggs, 1 Cart and Steers, 1
Stock of
Sheep, 7 old Casks, 7 old hogsheads, 1 old Chest & Ginn, 1 Cask, 2
parcel
old Wooding Lumber, 2 tubbs & 3 Pailes, 1 old table, 2 Potts &
hooks
& 1 old hoe, 1 Dutch oven, 1 Frying Pann, 1 X Cut Saw, 1 Sythe
&
Cradle, 6 axes, 4 grubing hoes, 3 coulters, a parcel of old Iron, 2
pair of
horse Geer,2 plows, 6 Juggs & 2 Bottles, 1 Cann, 6 Basketts, 1 old
Chest, 4
old Chairs, 1 Flat Iron, 1 Pair Pockett Steelyards, 4 Slays, 1 Pair of
hinges
& Sundrys, 1 Glass, 6 Books, 1 Desk, 1 Bed & furniture, 1 ditto
&
furniture, 2 wheels, &2 pair of Cards, 2 Seives, 1 hackle, 1 Candle
mould,
1 Safe, 1 skillett & 1 Kittle, 1 pint Pott, 1 Jill Pott, a parcel
of
Pewter, 3 butter Potts, 3 hilling hoes & Sundries, Cash, 1 Hhhg of
Tobacco
Total:
£437.16.3
We the Subscribers
being
appointed by the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County and sworn
according to
Law for to appraise the personal estate of Thomas Davis, Dec’d have this day met and appraised the same
unto £437.16.3 Current money as above stated.
Given under our hands this 14 Day of June 1810
William Dues,
Nath’l
Lovelace, W C Mitchell, Tho. Lovelace
Pittsylvania
I do hereby that Wm
Dues,
Nathaniel Lovelace, Wm C Mitchell & Thomas Lovelace was sworn
before me a
Justice of Peace for the said County to appraise the personal Estate of
Thomas
Davis dec’d accourding to Law. Given
under my hand thie 14 Day of June 1810
Ben. Lankford
Recorded June 12,
1810
AC
Book 4, Page 328
Stone &c of Morgan a/c Curn’t
The Estate of
Haynes Morgan
Deceased in acct Current with Joshua Stone, Exor.& Mary Morgan,
Executrix
1795 the 16 June
Paid
Stookley Turner DS for Tax Rect. & parish Levies Clarks ano.
Sheriffs
Tickets for 1794.
Aug’t 7 To paid S & D Pannills for a quart of
Whiskeyat an arbitration with John Buckley
Sept. 21st
To paid
Wm McCraw Riding Chear tax
Octr. 17th
paid S
& D Pannills as per their Rect.
Nov 5th
Pd Thos. F
Patrick Attorney for William Call
Nov 19 pd John Cox
Clerk of
Henry as per his rect.
1796
April 7th Pd S & D Pannills Charles Lewis’s Replevy Bond
April 19 Pd Richard
Anderson
Wm Jones Sette’d acct.
1795
Aprl 20 Pd Joseph E
Hailey
per acct.
May 20 Pd Sam’l K/H
Jennings
as per rect., Mrs. McDaniel for Services, Miss Cloe Faris for her
Services,
David Pannill per
John
Pannill and in full for Sam’l & Pannills acct as per Rect., J Stone
for Shoemaking,
Thomas Anderson for Smiths Work,
Crispin Shelton Exor per bond & Interest, Colo. David Hunt
per acct,
fee for Writs, Jno.
Buckley
his award for Cutting his Mill
Nov 5th
Pd Thos F
Patrick for Field & Call as per Rect, Walter Lamb, John Browns
Judgment agt
Edward Lewis as per his receipt., Hart Brown & Co as per Rect,
William Doss
for his acct
1796
Pd Wm Lester for
his acct.,
Tho. B McRoberts for fees, Richard Johnson his acct., Walter Lamb for
Gordans
order, Wm Phelps for his Clame, John Cox per his acct and Receipt,
Walter Lamb
per his account
1796
To
Cash paid Charles Lewis per acct., Joseph
Akin, ditto James Bruce
1797
ditto pd McRoberts,
Josiah
Griggory, Sam’l & David Pannill for Jno. Cox’s attendance as a
witness at
N. Landon vs Dillard, James Stewart Attorney for advise,
Jno. Dabney attorney for services, Mrs.
Farris for services
June- Paid
Christopher Clark
a British Debt
1801
Ditto
on the Score as per Receipt, Cash paid John Doss as per acct
& Receipt., Doctor White for his acct.,
Mrs. Jenkins for
her service
1798
Paid Benj. Hale for
acct
& Rect., Mrs. Farris for her sevices, Wm Munford ,ditto McRoberts,
James
Henderson senr per Bond & Interest, James T/F Johnson for Browns
Judgment,
Mrs Jenkins for service,
Pd for stamp paper,
Wm Hunt ,
ditto F/T Lester for Schooling
1799
Pd
Nicholas Perkins for a bond given P. Perkins, Jessee Dupuy for
Betseys Schooling, Benjamin Hamrick for 1800
1800 Pd. Doctor
White for
services
1801 Pd. Doctor
Walker for
services, Chumley for the Cost of a warrant
1802 Pd for Betseys
Schooling
at the Springs., Wm Ward for Betseys Board, John Dabney for Services
1803 Pd Byrd Prewit
per his
acct.
1804 Pd the Sheriff
Wallingtons Execution, John Emmerson for his Claim, Clerk and Sheriffs
Tickets,
The Sheriff for Taxes from 17795 to 1804,
Cash deducted from 3 bonds for Interest in the payment of a
British debt
to C. Clark
1806 Paid Doctor
White for
services before the devision of the estate, Joseph Carter Omited in 1798
Credit the Estate
of Haynes
Morgan, Dec’d
1795
By Cash Received of
James
Ridgway, G. Hunt, William Clark, Beverly Shelton, Jno. Royal , V
Shelton,
Arms’l Shelton, William Devin, John White, Edward Nunnilee, Jno. F
Patrick, D
Hunt, Wm Levin, James Wooden, Jno. F. Patrick, D. Hunt, Wm Devin, James
Woodin,
T H Wooding
1796
By do of Wm Smith
for H
Richards, Colo. John Wilson, Luke Kent, Colo.Wm Clark, David Boyd,
Colo. Wm
Terry, Thomas Devenport, William Brown, David Hunt for Nath’l Hunts
Estate at 3
or 4 times
1797
By ditto of Moses
Hurt, Cash
Rec’d of Robert Mann for the Jno.George Tract of Land in 3 payments
By Cost of the
above, Cash of
Thomas Hoskins by Judgment, bonds Rec’d of John B Scott & Wm Wms
Amt. of
John Williams dec’d in part of a debt, Cash Rec’d of James Dejarnett,
the
Sheriff for Moses Fuquay exor., In full of a Second execution, Received
of
Isaac Coles, Stookley Turner in full of Joseph Williams, exor., Jona.
Dawson
for Rent
1798
By Cash Received of
Dan’l Shelton, A McCraw D.S. in full of
an Execution against Wm Thompson,
By ditto for
Mannings
Execution, Geo Harston Cost of Dillards Suit
1800 By ditto in
full by the
hands of Joshua Stone
1803
By Ditto of Jno. B
Scott
& Will Williams admr of John Williams, dec’d in full of the estate
claim
agst him
1806
By Cash rec’d of
Jno Buckley
in part of an execution against him
Credit by Joshua
Stone
Executor
June 16th
1795 By
Stockley Turner for his atto. Claim for Exeficia Services &c
Octo 13rd
By cash
of Blanks Moody for the old roan horse
Feb 27th
1796 By
Ditto for the old Sorrel Mare
Feby 21st By Cash a Balance of McHaneys debt, Chas.
Lewis Replevy Bond, Cash rec’d of Obediah Ham, Security of Wm Jones
omitted the
7th day May 1795, amount of Cr Brot. forward
Amount of Debt £739.7.5 ½
DO of Credit £721.4.3
In pursuance of an
order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsy. County bearing date April Court 1806 we
have
proceeded to exanine the account current of Haynes Morgan Dec’d with
the
executor and executrix &
find a balance due the Executro & Executrix of Seventeen
pounds,
Eighteen Shillings, p 2 ½. Given
under
our hands this 14th day of July 1810.
Phil S/L Grasty,
Jon. B
Dawson, Nath’l Crenshaw, Wm Smith
Recorded July 16,
1810
AC
Book 4, Page 333
H.
Cooks Invedntory & appraisment
In obedience to an
order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed, We whose names are
hereunto annexed, being first sworn, do Inventory and appraise the
personal
Estate of Harmon Cook Dec’d as follows. Viz:
1300 feet Walnut
plank &
Santling (sic), 290 feet Cherry plank, 1350 Do Oak plank &
Santling, 750 do
quarter pine plank , 250 do bastard do, 618 Head of Hogs, little and
big, 1 old
lumbrel Cart, 1 ax Waggon & lock Chain, 1 Iron toothed harrow, 1
Road
Waggon & hind geer, 1 Jack Screw, 1 Stone, 1 Yoke young Steers
& yoke,
1 Do Bell and Do do, 1 Do do
do, 1 Do white do
do, 1 Cow and Calf , 1
do & calf, 1 Do Do, 1 Do do, 1 Do & Bell, one red do , 1 Pyded
Bull, 1
Cow & bull, 1 Cow,1 Cow & bell, 1 Red Cow,
1 Brindle ox, 1 Do do, 1 Steer & heifer, 1 heifer &
steer, 1 do do ,
6 head of young Cattle, 3 Mill Stones
2 Stills, Caps and
Worrns, 9
Marsh Tubs, 3 Casks, 59 head of Sheep, one small Cask, 1 Tobo. Hhd., 5
flour
barrels
1 old Negro Woman
Catey, 1
lad do Harry, 1 Negro Man Lewis, 1 do woman Betty, 1 gray Roan Horse,
1 young Bey Horse,
1
Strawberry Roan Horse, 1 Bay Roane do, one Bay Mare, 1 Dark Bay Mare,
one
Sorrel Do, 1 Sorrel mare Colt, 1 Bellows, anvil, Vice & Tools
attached, 1
pr. of Cart Wheels not tired,
1 Iron toothed
Harrow, one
Walnut Chest, 1 Clock and case, one Walnut Table, 1 Walnut cupboard
& its
contents, 1 Looking Glass, one pewter Gallon pot, 1 Quart pott, 1flask
&
Mustard pott, 1 pint pott, 1 quart pott, 1 Spice Morter and Pestle, 8
Tablespoons,
three Tea Do, 38 lb. Old Pewter, Candle
Moulds and other old tin, 2 tin Coffee pott, one Coffee Mill, 1 pr.
Small
Steelyards, 10 Knives and 10 forks, 4 dripping pans, 2 Lamps, Sniffers
&c,
3 Slays, 3 pr. of Harness, 1 long Table, 1 Trunk, 22 Chairs, 1 Rule
Snuffers
and Slate, 1 Feather Bed under Bed furniture & Stead, 1 Do do do do
, 1 do
do do do, 1do furniture & Stead,
1 covering feather
bed, 1
Check Reel, 1 flax Wheel, 1 Walnut bed Stead, 2 Shott Guns, 1 Mans
Riding
Saddle, 2 do, 2 flour Barrels, a parcel
bed Clothes, Table Cloths &c, 3 old Books, one Tea Table, 6 flour
Barrels,
2 plank Boxes beans, 1 old box, old writing Desk, 2 Keggs, 2 Barrels, 1
candle
Stand, a quanity of oil cakes
10 Barrels of Corn,
5 Raw
hides, Two sows in the pen, 1 Large Iron kittle, 2 Dutch Ovens &
Lids, 1
Small D. Oven, one do & old lid, 1 small pott, 1 Skillet, 1 Tea
Kettle, 1
Chopping knife, 1 frying pan & Sawsage knfie, 2 potts, 1 skillet, a
parcel
Water Vessels, 6 Straw Baskets, one Small pott, a parcel tin ware, 1
flat Iron,
2 Juggs, 1 pitcher & 1 butter Crock, 1 loom, 1 old stove, 1 Cotton
Wheel, 1
grind Stone, 1 old pott,
1 old Chest, 2
Crocks & 1
pot, 1 Churn, 1 Tub, 2 tar Bucketts, 1 hogshead, one tub, 10 Casks and
a parcel
of tubs, 1 Copper Kettle, 1 Demi John & oil, 1 Churn and parcel of
old tin
ware, 3 leather Collars, 3 pair Hames & Traces, 3 D. plows, 4 Bar
Shear, Do
Clevises, 3 axes, 10 Shovels & spaids, 8 weeding hoes, 3 pitch
forks, 2
Mattocks and 3 grubing hoes, 2 old
Cross cut axes & 1 Rake, 2 Stone picks, 1 barskin,
1 Shovel & plow
hoe
3 lock Chains, 4
Yearlings, 1
apple mill, 1 Cutting Machine, 1Cutting knife & box, a parcel
unbrake flax,
1 Wheat fann, a
parcel of
brok flax & 1 small Reel, 3 Grass Sythes, blades & 1 Kutting
knife, 1
old course Table, 23 Bushels allum Salt, 10 peaces upper Leather, 165
Gallons
Whiskey, 7 light Casks, 3 Screw augers, 2 old hand saws, 1 P. knife & adgt., 3 old Saw mill Saws, 4
Iron Candlesticks, one barrel one parcel hemp, 1 Skillet
Cutting Knife, frow, 2 leather Collars, 2 pr. Hames &
Chains, 1 pr. Saddle bags,
1 Riddle & 1
old Sword, 1
Tounging plain & 1 Jointer, 35 Iron Shovels, 1 barsheer &
clevis, 1
Mill Gudgeon, 1 Iron Toothed Rake, 112 lb Wool in the Dirt, 1 Lott of
Augers
& Chissels, 3 axes, 1 grubbing hoe & 5 bells, 1 Cornice plain
& a
parcel of old Iron, 8 Reap hooks, 5 brace cocks, 9 Seythe Blades, 5 pr.
Cotton
Cards, 1 Demi John, 3 plains & Scuffing Knife
Some old tin &
2 brushes,
1 tin of nails, 1 pr. money Scales & weights, a parcel of olde
lumber, 2 hoes,
1 chisse, 7 cow
chains, 3
Jugs, 2 Gallons oil & butter pot, a parcel new tin pans &
funnels, 49
lbs new pewter dishes, basons &c, 2220 lb Bacon, 5 pain window
glass, 2 pr.
Stirrup leathers, 7 Whip staves,
1 leather apron, 10
yds
cotton & Tol? Linen, 20 yds. do , 18 lb Sole leather, 1 pistol,
Moulds
& powder horn, 1 Sack bag & Cotton, 1 old bag & do, 6 lb
spun yarn,
Rings for briching, 1 paper box and it contents,
1 pair Scales and
Weights, 3
pr Shoes, 3 large tins with all spice & peper, 2 Cannisters, 3
Gimblets,
Ginger & paint, 1 Bottle Caster oil, part of a bottle of spr.
Turpentine, 1
Case & some bottles, 2 lb Wire, 1 mans Hatt, 1 Dressed buckskin, 2
qt.
Tins, one small Jug & bottle, 1 Chest, 250 lb Brown Surar, 6
½ yds Callico,
a parcel Buttons &c, 105 Bushels of Salt, 1 Small Cask &1 Iron
Wash
bowl, 2 pott Racks, 1 Cabbage Machine, 1 Iron Rule & a parcel
Cradle Irons,
4 Trum frame, 1 Dble. Tree, 1 Steel for cutting box, one Sythe blade
&c, 1
Carry logg, 1 pr. Fire dogs, 1 hemp brake, 1 work bench & a parcel
of pine
& walnut plank, a barrel of unbroke hemp & flax, a parcel of
Hd’d &
Cask Staves, 1 Cotton Machine, 1 pair old hand Irons, 1 Waggon Sheat, 1
side of
leather, 75 lb Tobo., 25 lb lard, 1 garden hoe
Total
£1026.9.5
Signed by us
Jas Hurt, Thos.
Muse,
Alexander Mahan
Recorded July 16, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 339
David F Patrick’s Acct. Current
The Estate of David
F.
Patrick In acct. with Sam’l Pannill Exor.
1809
Septr. 11 To 10 lb
Sugar, 1
lb Coffee, 1 lb Chocolate, 1 Sett Knives and forks, 1 Doz. Needles, 1
lb
Copperas, 1 Tumbler, 1 Mustard Pott
October 17 9
½ Quire paper,
11b ushell Salt
October 23 Daniel
Marshall
for 1 Loom per Rect.
October 26 10dy
Nails
October 31 Cash
paid Doctor
T/F. Slaughter per Rect.
Nov 6
3 pocket Hankfs., 5 ½ yards Divinity, 1
Dozen Needles, 1/3 lb Ginger, 1 pair Scissors, 1 Nutmeg,
1 lb pins, 1 Bowl,
4 ½
lb loaf Sugar, 1 Sett China Cups &
Saucers, 1 piece N. Cotton, 6 yards Do
Nov 9 3 Bushels
Salt, 1 Wire
Sifter, 5 ¾ lb Cheese, 2 yards Ribbon
Nov 11 25 lb Sugar,
2 Yards
Ribbon
Nov 14 1 Chamber Pott\
Dec 1 Cash paid Mrs
Smith for
Dying per Rect.
Dec 8 Cash paid
Clerk of
Campbell ticket in Case of Leverston, Sherif Land tax per Rect.
Dec 9 1 Wheat
Sieve, pr.
Enock Organ
Dec 18 1 Stock Lock
Novr 30 ½ lb pepper
Novr 23 100 dy Cut Nails, 5 ½ lbs Crawley Steele
Novr 26 Sam’l Nowlin for his Acct per rect.
1810
Jany 1
To 1 Hatt for Negro Baccus, 1 paste Board,
Amount your Smiths Account for the year 1809
Jany 6
1 pair Cotton Cards, 1 Bay Mare 4 Years old
Last Spring
Jany 13 37
lb Iron
Jany 23 34 lb
Sugar, Vial
Tallop, 1 Ditto Callomill
Feby 1
Wm Worsham for his part of Tobo. Made in
1809, Ditto for his part of A trial was
Feby 3
70 lbs Seed Cotton, 1 1/2 lb
Crawley Steel, 1400 6dy cut nails
Feby 27 33 lb Iron, 1 Barrel S. F. Flower
March 7 800 6dy cut nails
March 26 200 6dy
Cut Nails,
100 4dy wrought ditto, 50 20dy wrought ditto, ½ doz. E. Plates,
1 Ticklar,
1 mug, 1 Jug, 2 lb
coffee, 2
Gallons Molasses, 1 hatt, 1 lb Chocolate, 1 Thimble, Comb g’d , Ivory
Comb
April 11 37 lb Iron
May 1
Ferrage 3 Hhds Tobo., Edward Douglass for
halling 3 Hhds. Tobo. To Lynchburg per Rect.
May 25 Cash paid
Woodson
Johnson for Corn per Rect.
June 4
100 8dy Cut Nails, 200 6dy Cut Ditto, 1 pair
Wool Cards, 1 pair Wool Cards, 3 Doz B. molds,
Cash, 1 Bunch
Wiring, ½ yd
Line Muslin, ½ yd Do
do, 3 Yards Cambrick, oz Bluing, 1 Gimblet,
1 do
1 Bushel Salt, 4
Pocket
Hankfs, 1 ½ yards Ribbon, 3 yards
ditto,
1 ½ yards ditto, 20lb Sugar, 38
½ lbs Seed Cotton, ½ lb G. Salts, 2 quarts whisky
June 6 John Collins
Senr for
your Crier
June 10 2 Sythes
Blades, 2
Gallons Whisky, ¼ lb Alspice, 6 Doz Harrins
Augt 18 ½
quire paper pr.
Enoch Organ
Septr 4 Commission on £270.19.10 being amount
Received Since Setlement 29th August 1809 at 5 p. Cent
Balance due the
Estate of
David F Patrick
1809
Augst 29 By Balance
due per
acct Settled & returned by the Commissioners
Oct 31
21 14/60
lb. Broken Wheat
Nov 2 22 34/60 lb
ditto ditto, 23 58/60 ditto
ditto
Nov 7 22 34/60
ditto ditto
Nov 8
24 32/64 ditto ditto
Nov 9
23 46/65 ditto ditto
Nov 10 25 24/66
ditto ditto
Nov 11 24 15/60
ditto ditto
Nov 14 26 55/60
ditto ditto
Sam’l Pannill &
Co for
Balance due at Clack Stones note & Int.
Dec 18 James
Pemberton for
assumt. on acct. of Robert Alexander’s Debt pd Rect. 1st Nov
last
Dec 8 Amount rec’d
of Robert
Alexander In full his Debt Cost & Interest, James Pemberton for
Error in
Calculation. Int on Execution vs. Robt. Alexander
Dec 30 Amount rec’d
of Wm
Raine in part of Rent for 1809
1810
Feby 27 Cash rec’d
of George
Pannill Eor of Wm Pannill for Jere Pannill in part your part of Estate
of Said
Wm Pannill
April 26 2 Hhds.
Lynchburg
Tobo.weighing nett 2775 lbs., Deduct turning up
May 4 1 Hhd.
Lynchburg Tobo.
Weighing nett 1392 lb., Deduct turning
up
July 19 560 lb tobo prised in With Shadrack Barber,
Deduct Carriage
Septr 4 Interest on
£310.8.3
being former Balance 29th August 1809 till this Day.
By Balaance due as
per Contra
Pittsylvania County
Pursuant to an
order of the
County Court of Pittsylvania to us directed bearing date June Court
1810 We
Samuel Stone, William Smith and Joshua Stone Sen three of Commissioners
named
in the said order have examined and Settled the account of the Estate
of David
F Patrick, Dec’d with Samuel Pannill, the Exor as Stated above With the
Vouchers Showing there is a balance due
of four hundred and Thirty two Pounds, twelve Shillings & 14p on
the said
accat at this time as above stated.
Given under our
hands this 4th
day of September 1810
Sam’l Stone, Wm
Smith, Joshua
Stone Sr.
Recorded September
17, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 343
S. Pannill’s
Gdn A/C of D. Pannill’s orphans
The
heirs of David Pannill In account with Sam’l Pannill Guardian
1809
Septr. 16 To 1 pair Calf Skin Shoes for Elizabeth S/L
Pannill
Novr. 1 Amount paid Sheriff of Hallifax per Ticket
Novr. 25 1 Hatt for Negro Dick
Decr. 6 Cash paid Clerks Halifax
Decr. 13 Samuel
Pannill & Co for Amount paid James
Mitchill per
Rect.
Decr. 25 1 Blanket
for Negro
Dick
1810
Janury 3 Bathena
Pannill for
Board & Clothing &c per Rect.
Janury
13 1 Blanket furnished Jack
Feby
22 pair Children’s Shoes (Calf Skin)
Feby
14 Charles Lewis for Tax paid Tax of Land in Patrick for 1805 &
1806 per
Sheriffs Rects.
Ditto
for Interest
Ditto
for Tax for 1807 per ditto
Interest
on Ditto from 1806
Septemb.
4 My Comm. on £365.1.10 amount received Since 20th
August 1809
Balance
due the Heirs of D Pannill Dec’d this day
CR
1809
August
28 By Balance per Acct Settled & returned By Commissioners
Septr.
19 Frederick Shelton for Rent for 1807, Int till 1st January
1809,
Sheriffs Cost for Distress per Statement & Rect from Wm Clark, Rent
for
1808
Decr.
16 Samuel Nowlin for hire of Negro Vanny the present year
Decr.
22 Bailey Street for hire Negro Sucky for one year from 30th
this
month till 30th December 1810
Decr.
28 By Cash rec’d of Paul Street
1810
Jany
6 Cash Received of Anderson Chick
Apil
14 Charles Lewis for Balance of Rent Cost and Interest for the years
1807 &
1808 per Replevy Bond & filed with my Rects., Ditto for rent for
1809, Int.
on ditto till 21st Feby 1810
Apr
17 Sam’l Pannills & Co for Balance of Wm Doves Note and Int for
hire of Negroes
for 1808
June
20 ditto for Rent rec’d of John Lewis for 1809, Ditto for Int of ditto,
By
Sam’l Pannill & Co for Cash rec’d of Wm Dove the 14th
Sept 1809
Sept
4 Ditto for Cash Rec’d of Wm Dove in
Septr. 1809 for hire of Negroes for 1808 heretofore omitted
Estate
of David Pannill for two thirds of £272.18.8 nett amount Received
Since 20th
August 1809
1806
Interest
on £1.3.2 ½ from 20th August 1809 being the
balance due by me that
day
By
balance due per Contra
Pittsylvania
County
In
conformity to an order of the County Court of Pittsylvania to us
directed
bearing date June Court 1810 we Samuel Stone, William Smith and Joshua
Stone
Sen three of the Commissioners named in the said order have examined,
adjusted
& Settled the account of Samuel Pannill Guardian of the orphans of
David
Pannill dec’d and after having examined the Vouchers charged in the
said acct
find a balance of twenty one hundred and Eleven pounds 19/p due from
Samuel
Pannill Guardian to the said orphans as Stated in the Within acct.
Given
under our hands this 4th day of September 1810
Samuel
Stone, Wm Smith, Joshua Stone Sen
Recorded
September 17, 1810
AC Book 4, Page 345
David Pannill acct Current
The
Estate of David Pannill In account with Sam’l Pannill, Exor.
1809
Oct
25 To Cash paid Clerk of Richmond District Court per Ticket
Nov
22 Cash paid Clerks Ticket from Henry
Sam’l
Pannill for ditto paid ditto of Patrick
Dec
10 Cash Paid Clerks Ticket Campbell
1810
March
22 Cash paid B. W. Leigh fee in Cases of Ball per Rect.
April
20 William Smith for his attendance as witness in Suit vs Irvine per
Ticket
Cash
paid Clerk of Patrick for Ticket
July
24 James Pemberton for amount Clerks Tickets from Hallifax
July
27 Cash paid Berriman Green Admr. Of John H. Faulks Atto. Per Rect.,
Ditto for
ditto from Franklin, Ditto for ditto from ditto
Septr
4 Samul Pannill & Co for Cash they paid for Carriage of Bacon from
Robert
Loves to Chalk Level per Rect for 1809 & 1810
1809
Sept
6 By Cash rec’d pf Elizabeth Mays
Sept
19 Cash rec’d of Spencer Pace
Decr.
22 Sam’l Pannill & Co for amt Halling 1 Load goose by Wm Williams
Waggoner
in 1807 on acct Said Williams Debt
Cash
rec’d of George McNeley per Wm Clark Sheriff
1810
Jany
3 Cash rec’d of Daniel Fisher
Septr.
4 5 per Cent Commis. Allow’d on Collecting £307.8.10 ½
Since Settlement in
August 1809
Heirs
of David Pannill for 2/3 of the Bal due on this Account transferred to
them
this day
Bethenia
Pannill pd her 1/3 part per Rect.
Jany
16 Cash Received of James Linn per William Wimbish Acct per Rect.,
Sam’l
Pannill & Co for 5 ½ Barrels corn from Robert Dove, Ditto
for Assumset for
George Martin Sr Dec’d 3rd Instant
Jany
20 Cash acct of John West
Feby
21 Cash Rec’d of Henson Spurling, Ditto Rects of Nathan Frissel
March
10 Cash Rect John Murphy
April
14 Charles Lewis for amt his Judgment, Bond dated 27th April
1809,
Ditto for Int.on ditto till 21st Feb 1810
April
20 Cash rec’d of Nathan Frissel
May
22 Cash Rec’d of John West 19th Inst.
May
26 Cash rec’d of Gabriel Penn per
Peaches Gilmore atts.
Deduct
atto. Fee on Injunction in Suit vs. Penn.
Deduct atto. Commission on the above
June
7 Grasty & Pannill for half of amt rec’d by me since 28th
August
last
June
20 Cash rec’d of Mcmillon per P. R. Gilmore in Henry
July
7 411 lb Bacon rec’d of Robt. Love
Pittsylvania
County
Pursuant
to an order of the County Court of Pittsylvania to us directed bearing
date
June Court 1810, We Samuel Stone, William Smith and Joshua Stone Senr,
three of
the Comsr. named in the said order have examined and Settled the
account of the
estate of David Pannill dec’d with Samuel Pannill the exor. as stated
above
with the Vouchers showing there is no balance on the said account at
this time. Given under our hands this 4th
day of Septr. 1810
Samuel
Stone, Wm Smith, Joshua Stone Sen
Recorded
September 17, 1810
AC Book 4, Page 347
Benj.
Lankfords Inventory
An
Inventory of the Estate of Colo. Benjamin Lankford Dec’d Taken the 25th
day of August 1810
10
Negroes Viz: Simmons, Humfrey, Alley, Rachel, Edmund, Frances, Coleman,
Little
Humfrey, Jack, and Edy
One
horse, one Yoke of Steers & cart, 3 cows 2 Yearlings and Calf
3
Beds & Furniture, 2 Desks, 2 Tables, 2 Cupboards, one Candle Stand,
2 Brass
Candle Sticks & one pair of Snuffers, one looking glass,, 5 pewter
Plates,
one Sett of Knives & forks, one Pewter Dish, 5 earthen plates,
½ dozen Tea
spoons, 4 Saucers, 3 Cups, 1 Butter plate, 1 Salt Sellar, 1 Copper
Coffee Pott,
1 Small water, 1 mug,, 1 Tea Cannister & Funnel, 2 flax wheels, 2
Cotton
Wheels, 3 pair Cards, 1 Loom, 1 pair harness, 1 Slay, 5 Chares, 1 large
Cask, 1
Hogs head, 1 flax hackle, one grind stone, 3 pots, one oven & lid,
3 pair
pot hooks, 1 Skillet, 2 pair of horse geer, 2 plow hoes, 2 Clevises
& pins,
2 Swingle trees Irons, 4 hilling hoes, one weeding hoe, 2 Grubbing
hoes, one
Coulter, one froe, 3 pole axes, one foot adze & one howel, 2
Drawing
Knives, one auger gouge, 1 nippers, one curry Comb, 2 Smoothing Irons,
one
Bett, 2 Sithes & Cradles, 3 reep Hooks, 1 Tub, 2 Water Piggins, one
pale,
one half Bushel measure one parcel of Flax, one Parcel of Oats Supposed
to be
25 Bushels of wheat, one bulk of rye supposed to be 35 Bushels, one
Cutting Knife
and Box
This
Inventory taken By me Benja. Stone
Recorded
September 17, 1810
AC Book 4, Page 348
B W Nowlins’ Inventory
An
Inventory of the estate of Bryan W. Nowlin Dec’d taken the 23rd
day
of July 1810 by Peyton Graves, Abraham Rorer & John Keesee
1
Bed & Furniture bedstead & Cord, 1 do do, 1 do
do, 1
do do, 2 yarn flowred bed leaves, 2 Blankets, 1 bed quilt &
sheat, 1
large pine Chest, 1 Small Do do, 1 Black Walnut Do, 1 Pine Corner Cupboard
& furniture, 1 Black Walnut Desk, 2 Black walnut tables, 14 Chairs,
1
looking glass, 1 Shot gun & powder horn, 1 pr large Steelyards, 1
pr. Tongs
and Shovel, 2 pr. sad Irons, 1 tin lanturn, 2 Candle Sticks & 1 pr.
Snuffers,
1 Tea Kettle and trivet, 1 Empty Case, 1 Slate, 2 Cotton Wheels & 4
pr.
Cards, 2 Flax Do, 1 pr. Sheep Sheers
& 2 pr. Scissors, 1 Pr Sad Irons, 1 set Knives and forks, 1 Knife
Box, 2
Table Cloths, 2 Razor Strap Box & glass, 3 Brushes Stock , 1 lock,
wafer
box and lancet, 1 large bible, 1 Small
Bible & Sundry other books, 1 Revis’d cpde amd Several acts of
assembly, 3
dishes , 3 basons, ½ doz. Plates
&
1 large Spoon, 2 tubs & 2 piggins, 1
½ Bushel measure, 2 Churns, 2 Kitchen tables, 1 Small pot
and hooks,
frying pan & 2 Skillets, 2 Large
pools oven & lid, 1 pr R. Hooks
2
Iron pot Racks, 1 Hhs. , 1fish Barrel & meat tub, 1 Cloth loom, 1
pr
tembles, 6 stays, 1 Side Saddle, 2 mens saddles, 1 Flax hackle & 6
Reaping
hooks, 1 lock chain, 2 pr azes & wedges, 3 pr Hames traces , back
bands, 2
clevices & double Swingle tree, 4 plow hoes, 2 plains, 1 Drawing
knife
& Chisels, Sundry old Irons, 1 pr. bare Iron, 2 pole axes, 1 Bell,
1 Wheat
Sive, 1 Riddle & fann , 1 Hhds. Jointer & Crose,
1
Choping ax, 6 lite Casks, 1 Still Cup and Worm, 7 lb Wool, 2 open
Casks, 4 Sack
bags, 2 Sides S Leather, 3 Chamber Potts, 2 Seythes & Cradles, 1
bare Shear
Plow, 1 pr. Hames & Rope Traces &c.,
5
Stands Bees, 1 Grinding Stone, 8 hilling hoes, 1 White horse, 1 Bay
mare, 1
Roan mare, 1 Roan Fillie,
4
Hhd., 1 ox Colter, 1 Grey Colt, Sorrel
do, 1 black horse, 7 geese & 4 Goslins, 12 head of Sheep, 1 Yoke
young
Steirs, 1 White heifer, 1 white Bool, 1 Red Heifer Yearling, 1 White
Cow &
Calf, 1 White do,
1
Pided do, 1 speckled do, 2 White Cows & Calves, 26 head hogs, 2 Do
Do, 1 Coffee mill, 2 grubbing hoes, pot
Easter
Pats Daughter, Lucy, Levina, Fillis, Candice, Lina, Anna, Braneer,
Carter, Davy
, Wheler, Old June, Easter, Isaac, Mary, Juno, Lucretia, Ben, Asa, Phil
1
ox Cart
1
yoke oxen
1
ox yoke
In
obedience to an order from the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County bearing date July 1810 We have
proceeded to appraise the estate of Bryan W Nowlin dec’d so far as Can
be
ascertained
at
present. Given under our Hands This 23rd
Day 1810.
Peyton
Graves, Abraham Rorer, John Keesee
To
a parcel of fodder tops & blades, 160 Barrels of Corn Supposed to
be ,
Parcel of Green Tobo., Parcel of Flax unbroken, A parcel of wheat
uncleaned,
Two plains frow & Chisel, 1 Book & 1 pair of Saddle Bags,
1
Bridle, Parcel of Rye in the Stack, Two parcels of Cotton in the
patches, 3
Stacks of Hay, a parcel of brandy Judged to be worth
Peyton
Graves, John Keesee, Abraham Rorer
Recorded
October 15, 1810
AC Book 4, Page 352
Plst.
Hardwick’s acct. Current
DR
The
Estate of Pleasant Hardwick Dec’d in
acct. current with William Sutherlin admis.
1810
Sept
17 To Cash paid an execution in favor of Hickman Spiller per Rect.
Sept
7- Cash paid and execution in favor of William Spiller per Rect.
1808
Augst
31 Cash pd Figg & Mickleborough per
do
Aug
21 1810 Ditto do John Dabney per Rect.,
Gidean Mitchell per do, Cost vs Isaac
Hill
Sept
29 ditto do John Mattock D. Shff per
Rect.
1809
Novm. Ditto
do Gidian Mitchill for his attendance
in Court as a Witness, William Yancey as per his Credit folled and
Recipted
a
balance you over pd in a former Settlemnet per the Clerks Certificate
this
sum allowed him for his services as an administrator
Clerks
and Sheriffs tickets
Cash
pd George Lumpkin per Rect.
Ditto
pd Wm Linn per Rect, Robert White per Rect.
To
balance due the Estate of Pleasant Hardwick
1810 Augt. 14
By Cash Rec’d on an execution against Isaac Hill , Richard Allen
and
Lewis B Alllen per Rect. From Benjamin Shippard Dpy. for G Stone S. H.
C.
By
1 Gigg & Harness
In
obedience to the annexed order we have Stated and Settled the foregoing
account
Current of the Estate of Pleasant Hardwick Dec’d with William Sutherlin
his
adminr. & find a balance due from him of sixty one pounds 1/p. Given
under our hands the 6th of October 1810.
Nath
Wilson, Hezh. Puryear, Bezaleel Ware
Recorded
October 15, 1810
AC Book 4, Page 353
Jno.
Wilson’s accpt. Current
The Estate of John
Wilson
Dec’d In account Current with James Wilson & Henry Wilson , Exors.
1807
Cash paid Thomas
Wilkinson
Senr the amt. His acct., Ditto paid
William Beavers, Ditto paid Aabner Lynch, Ditto paid Dandrige Burch,
Ditto paid
Israel Matherley, Ditto paid James Colquhoun & Co, Ditto paid
Josiah Baron,
Ditto paid Henry Wilson, Ditto paid Martin Wilson for Maj Sawyers,
Ditto paid
ditto for Judgment obtained, Ditto paid John & Nathaniel Wilson,
Ditto paid
Will. Yancey Sheriff, Ditto paid John Lawless, Cash paid Abraham
Pistole, Ditto
paid Francis Cornwell, Ditto paid James D Patton, Ditto paid Will.
Linn, Ditto
paid Jessee Leftwich, Ditto paid Harris & Brown, Ditto paid Thomas
Wilson,
Ditto paid Peyton King, Ditto paid
Johnson Lansdoun, Ditto paid Will Tunstall per Tickett, Ditto
paid John
Wilson Jun, Ditto paid Nathaniel Wilson for Samuel Walker, Ditto paid
Rev Moore
& Atkinson for attending funl., Ditto paid Henry Wilson asse. Philt. Payne per Statement, Ditto paid Will
Tunstall for recording Mrs. Payne relinquishment of Dower, Ditto paid
Philimon
Payne per rect, Ditto for William Wilson by Will principal
Interest on the
same
& 7 years & 9 mo.
Ditto paid
Nathaniel H. Clabourn
a fee
Deduct a fee
charged by
Claiborne Stated in the other side
By amount sale
property &
tobacco
By cash received of
the
Estate James Wilson Dec’d
By Cash rec’d the
Bal. for
Building meetin house
By Int. on Sundry
Bonds
collected, say in all
Nov 12th
1810
After examining The
above
account we find the balance due by the Executors to the estate to be
seventy
one pounds 19/
Deduct for the
Services of
the Executors
Balance due by the
Executors
Given under our
hands the
Date above
Wm White, Alexander
Brown,
Thos. Tanner
Recorded November
19, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 355
Haley of Haley Acct Current
DR The Estate of
Theoplolous
Haley Dec’d In acct.
1809
Dec 19
Cash paid
Taxes for 1807 per Rect., Cash paid S. Pannill for yr. Replevy
bond
taken in
June 19 Jas Hillyer
atto. Fee
per Rect.
Feb 21 Pd tax fror
one Negro
Girl which was included in my list of Taxable property, Paid the Clerk
of
Pittsylvania per Ticketts
Aug 26 paid Sam’l K
Jennings
on act. Per Rect.
Sep 24 pd do do
ditto
Octr 9 paid ditto
in full per
rect.
1804
Jany 22 paid P. L.
Grasty per
acct. & rect., paid Samuel Pannill * co in full their acct. per
rect.
May 5 paid F/T
Chumbley
Const. For cost of Wrrant against E Burch per Rect.
May 28 paid ditto
ditto
against Edmund Tunstall per Rect.
July 18 paid Clk.
Pittsylvania per Tickett
Aug paid Wm Rice
for his acct
per his order & P. L/S Grasty’s Rect.
Novr. Cash paid Jno
Dabney
per Rect., ditto paid Thomas Anderson for so much he paid N. Tucker for
making
coffin for the decedent per said Anderson’s Recipt.
Amount of your
Admr. Acct.
Dec 13 To
Commission of 5 per
Cent allowed on £303.3.11
Balance due the
estate
Current with Wyatt
Haley,
administrator
1808
Decr. 10 Cash rec’d of Henry Wade for his purchase at
sale, Ditto rec’d of Jos. E Haley,
Shadrack Beal,
Josiah Rice,
John Mustain, Thomas Anderson, Mrs. Ann Haley
1809
Aug 24 ditto Thomas
Anderson
in pt. His bond, Peter Irby for his Note
Septr 29 ditto
William Smith
ditto
Dec 22 ditto
Langhorn Scruggs
& W Scrugg’s Note
1810
Jany 17 ditto
Daniel Clement
Jany 22 ditto James
Doss
Jany 26 ditto
Robert Waller,
ditto Blake p. Edwd. Robertson Jr
Feby 9 ditto J
Rowland
Feby 26 ditto Thos.
Anderson,
amt yr. Admis. Purchase at sale
Mar 5 Cash Received
of Jos.
Mayes
Apl 18 Ditto Thomas
Black in
full
May 5 ditto of
Elisha Burch
in full , Edm. Tunstall ditto ditto, Mrs. M Morgan, Rect. Of Thomas
Anderson
for balance due on his bond and Interest, By Henry R Shelton’s Bond
with Interest
from 10th December 1809
Decr. 13 Sale of
one Negro
Boy Bedford , Ditto 1 “
girl Ritter
Due 10th
July 1810
By balance due per
Contra
Pittsylvania County
In conformity to an
order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania we William Smith, Philip L Grasty and
Joshua
Stone Sen named in the said order hereto annexed, have stated and
settled the
account current of Wyatt Haley, admrs. With the estate of Theoplulous
Haley,
dec’d, agreeable to the Vouchers produced before us and find a balance
due the
said Estae of two hundred and forty one pounds, three shillings, four
half
penny agreeable to the written Statement.
Given under our hands this 13th day of December 1810
Wm Smith, Philip L
Grasty,
Joshua Stone Jr
Recorded December
17, 1810
AC
Book 4, Page 357
Francis Henry’s Appr Est
We the appraisers
of the
Estate of Francis Henry, Dec’d being first sworn makes the following
Inventory
1810 Oct 18
One set of B.
Smiths tools,
Two plains, 2 pr of Wedges, One cerring Knife, one pair of hames, One
sawing
kinfe, Three augers & two Chissels, Three Scythes blades, Old Iron,
Frow,
two Coalters & two plows, One Iron Winless, Hhds & two mattox,
Five
Reaphooks,frac augur & Swingletree, Two bells and bridle, arre ax,
Six
hogsheads and Sundries of Barrels, Eight head of Cattle, Six head of
Sheap, Six
head of horses, Four head of hogs, One flax wheel and Chest, Three
feather
beds, Two cubboards and Table, Eight Chears, flax wheel & Real,
Kitchen
furniture, One Loom, one pr. of hand Irons, Sifter,
Sugar dish, cups & saucers, knives & forks and old
bottle, one pr. of Stillards, two pr. of Hames & traces, one Cow
bell, One
bason, one L. Glass, one old same, Three Calf Skins, One swingletree
and hand
saw
Appraisers of Estate Nathaniel Kirby, William Thompson, John
Muse
Recorded January
21, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 358
Keziah
Sparks’s Inventory
An Inventory of the
Estate of
Keziah Sparks Dec’d
Six barrels of
Corn, one
Stack of Tops, Thirty feet long half full
of shucks, Two plade? Stacks, One Cow and Yearling, two young
sows and
one share (sic) barrow, one red cow, six gees, three turkeys, And six
pigs, one Speller sow and five pigs, five
fatten
hogs in the pen, Seven Mobby
starids, two cider Casks, twenty one Gallons
of brandy in a cask belong thereto, two
beads, two bead quilts & two Counterpins, one pine Cupboard, one
walnut
table, two bead steads, Two Cotton wheels, one flax wheel, one Iron
pott &
Hooks, one Dutch oven, , 4 Hooks, one loom, one chearn, one skillet,
two flat
Irons, one of them is broken, two piggins, one looking glass, one six
hundred
slay, two pewter dishes, two pewter basons, eight pewter plates, six
spoons, one
sugar box, two candle sticks, four Chairs, two tea pots, one of them
broken,
two Jugs one of them broken, one large bottle, one Cullenter, one
woman’s
saddle, four old books Sundries old recipts &c, one nutmeg Gratewr,
one
plow hoe, one ax, one hoe, one hand saw, one draw nife, one Iron wedge,
one
tower hock, one Iron & Spice
mortar, one hackle, three Ducks, one bread tray, one pair of shears,
two small
augers, three old barrels, one pr. of Iron traces &c, one old sythe
blade,
one pair of cotton Cards, one bell, twelve pounds of Cotton, two frig.
Irons,
one open ring, two fish gigs, part of a soop spoon
Adams Sutterlin
Recorded January 21, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 359
Jno. Snoddy’s Inventory
In compliance with
an order
of the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania
County at November Term 1810 to us directed we have on the 29th
November 1810 Convened together at the Late dwelling house of John
Snoddy Dec’d
and appraised his personal estate as follows.
1 Negro Boy Sam, 1
Negro
Woman Cloe, 1 Feather Bed and Furniture,
ditto, , 1 Table, 1 Cotton
wheal,
1 Flax wheel, 1 Bed
Sted
& Casks, 1 Whip saw, 1 Table & Cotton, 1 Cask, 1 Gum &
Onions,
Dried fruit
1 pr flat Irons, 1
Jug,
pewter, 2 Glasses &c, Knives & forks, 2 Chairs, 1 Box Razor
&
spectacles, 1 candle stick, Books, Box and Salt, Baskett & Toe, 1
Trumpett, panhand, 2 plows and
Collars, 1 Bell and Shears, 2 axes, 1 Sythe & Cradle, 3 pr. Traces,
Collar,
hames & line, 2 Clevises & Swingle tree, 3 Augers, 2 wedges, 1
Saw
Drawing knife & hammer, 1 Steel trap, 4 hoes & mattock, 6
piggin &
Lumber, 1 Churn, Tub meat and fat, 1 loom , barrel of potatoe Seed, 1
Oven
& hooks, 1 bread baker, 1 pair hooks & lathe,
1 pale, parcel
Corn, 1
heiffer & Calf, 1 Cow & Yearling , 1 horse, 1 Ditto, 35 parcell
Shingles, 1 Top Stack & shucks, 2 Wheat Stacks, 1 Blade Stack, flax
Stack,
Straw g’d, Flax, 4 Hhgs,. Toboacco, 1 Bull, 3 Sows,
1 Barrow, 2 Sows
& pigs,
2 Cows & 1 heffer, part of 1 grind stone, 1 hide, 3 Stays, Fodder
Given under our
hands &
seals this 29th Day of November 1810
Joseph Flippin,
Creed Tanner,
William Simpson, Jackson Walters
Recorded February
18, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 360
John
Owen’s Inventory
1811 February 2nd,
We Willis Glass, Hubbird Farmer, Obediah Ham, William Whitlock being
first
sworn do appraise the Estate of John Owne, Deceased agreeable to Order
and make
Report thereon to Court
First To:
1 Feather Bed &
Furniture,
& Steads, 1 Ditto & funrniture & Stead, 1 Ditto &
furniture
& Stead, 1 pine Chest, 1 Ditto, 1 Ditto, one Case, 1 Table and
Seven
Chairs, 1 Cubboard with furniture, 3 Butter pots & pitcher, 1 Sheep
Sheers
& reap hook, 1 Looking glass & two Juggs, eight Barrels, The
kitchen
Iron furniture, The wood in kitchen furniture, Three wheels, one C.
Reel, 4
pare C. Chaires, 1 Lamb & four Slays & harness, 1 parcel of
pewter, 4
Baskets, 1 knife Box & knives & forks, 2 Sows, Six Shotes, 6
hilling
hoes, 1 plow Froe, & froe, 2 augers & gauge & 1 Chisel
& 2
bells, 2 Drawing knives, 1 Saw hammer,
1 cock Chain, 1
colter &
4 plow hoes, 2 Cows & 3 yearlings, 1 horse, 1 coulter, 2 hogshead & Cutting Knife & box, four bridles,
7 Head Sheep
The amount of the
appraisment
by us
Total
$243.10
Willis Glass,
Hubbard Farmer,
Obediah Ham, William Whitlock
Recorded February 18, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 364
Will. Waller’s Acct Curnt
The Estate of
William Waller
Dec’d In acct. with Jane Waller, administratrix, with the will annexed
1807
Paid Jesse Leftwich
Due per
acct., Clerk of Pittsyva. Per Ticket, James Taylor per acct., Obediah
Taylor
per bond, Interest and Cost of Taylor’s bond, James Harris per acct.,
the
Sheriff of Pittsy. 1804 Tax, Shelton’s Execution per Note, Dyers
Execution,
Jesse Hatton per Acct., Robert Loves Execution, John Parson per acct.,
Lynn’s
administrator per acct., Patrick Syms per acct., Thomas Turly per acct,
Sheriff
of Pittsa. Per his acct., Parnill Exor due per Note, Commissioner of
Revenue
per T, the Clerk of Pittsylvania per Ticket, Jacob Saunders per acct,
William
Parsons, Rich’d Bennettbal. of a Bond, Pay’d for Schooling of Children,
For
this Item there is no voucher
CR
By amount for 1
Negro Boy
sold to pay the above Debts
The annexed acct.
contains
the Debits and Credits which Jane Waller, administratrix of William
Waller,
Dec’d, exhibited to the Commissiors appointed to Settle her acct
Current . There is some uncertainty as to
the
particular time when some of the
payments were made. The commissioners
have therefore numbered the Vouchers on which the payments, not
corresponding
with the numbers, on each entry in the Debts all of which are herewith
submitted. It appears to your
Commissioners from the last Will of William Waller Dec’d, That after
the
payment of his debts, Jane Walle,r his widow, has the possession of the
whole
of his estate, real and personal, during her Widowhood or life” They therefore consider it improper to carry
any part of the profits arising from his Estate into the acct. Current
of his
administratrix in as much as she holds after paying his Debts, the
estate real
and personal by devise and not mearly as administratrix.
Jane Waller, the administratrix, States to
your Commissioners that She knows of no Debts due from her Deceased
Husband
except a Debt of eleven pounds due to his Brother Hamton Waller which
she has
no reason to believe the said Hamlon intends to collect.
A Debt of £700.8 to Jesse Hatton which She
supposes is staid by the order of your Court and a Small amt to John
Waller for
a few days Sowing.
18th
February 1811
Tho. H Wooding, Wm
Rawlins,
Thompson Robertson
Recorded February
18, 1811
AC
Book 4, page 363
Gilbert
Deer’s Inventory
We the under
Subscribers
qualified before Thomas Garrett Esq. Hath this day appraised the
remaining
Estate of Gilbert Deer, Dec’d in obedience to an order of the County
Court of
Pittsylvania to us directed. The
following Property Viz:
One Negro woman
&
Child Silvy and Nancy
One ditto Boy named
Bill
One
ditto girl named Rutha
One do Boy named
Bobb
One
Do Girl named Sal
Given under our
hands this 23rd
January 1811
Abraham Parrish, Davis Petty, Christopher Robertson
Recorded February
18, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 363
Jas. Nelson’s Acct Curt.
The Estate of James
Nelson
Dec’d In acct Current with Joseph Flippin, the Executor
Paid Ben Watkins
his proven
acct., Thomas Wilkinson Ditto, Carter Mickleburrough do, Henry Pell
proven
acct, Wm B Banks fee, Tho. Brown per Clerks Tickets ,
Sheriff & their Tickett, James Colquhoun & Co per proven
acct, Wm B Banks fee & Barnett, Evans Shaw per Clerks Ticket, Ditto do
do per do do
Ditto the Clerk of
Pittsy.
Court per Ticket, do do, Henry Pell per Clerks Ticket, Wm Clerk paid
him per
ticket, Mrs. Conwell per proven acct, Clerk of Pittsy. Per his ticket,
do ditto per ditto. Charles Shaw
proven acct,
Samuel Walker proven acct, Samuel Conwell per proven acct, Paid John
Wilson
per Do,
Paid John & Nath’l Wilson per ditto
Paid John Madding
Per Justice
peace Judg.
Paid Shf Yancey Tax
Year
1807 Paid Prattin per Clerks order
Paid Brown
&Hams per
proven acct. & Rect.
Whereas Abigail
Twidle,
mother of the widow Nelson,
it appearing to us from the information of
said widow and Some of the Children that
the said Twidle Claimed Aconsiderable Sum on which a Suit & a
dispute
likely to insue and it being agreed on all sides that the Executor
allow and
compromise with her by allowing her which its appeased that be has paid
the the
sum of
To Cash paid Mrs.
Nelson per
her acknowledged
To amt. Geo. Cook
proven
acct. in payment of his bond
To amt which Mrs.
Nelson
being present & acko. that She received of the Executor by way sale
money
in bonds.
CR
By amt due from
Henry Pell
By amt Due from
Geo. Cook per
Bond Subject each of the above to the amt. Of their proven acct paid in
the
life time of said Nelson.
By amt. Sold at the
Sale
By amt Mrs. Nelson
pd Charles
Shaw
Account found in
tavern the
executor
We allow Jo.
Flippin the
Executor 5 per Cent on £336.0.0 which it appears he has collected & paid out to that amt.
We
allow him a further sum of Six Shillings per Day for 15 Days
which it appears he lost in attending to a law suit in the suit Barnett
agt.
Him as Executor.
Agreeable to an
order of
Pittsylvania Court we have examined and adjusted the acct. Current of
Joseph
Flippin Executor of James Nelson, Dec’d and find that he has paid away
the sum
of £4,0.9 more than is in his
hands& have all’d him for his Trouble the sum of Sixteen pounds ,
six
shillings amounting in his favor the the sum of £20.6.9.
Given under our
hands this 13th
March 1811
Ben Watkins, Ro..
Walter,
Creed Tanner
Recorded March 18, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 365
Peter Wilson’s Guardian acct.
DR
Meade Wilson, (Ward) in
acct Current with Peter Wilson, Guardian
1806
Bond on Geo. Adams
taken in
Exchange of Wm Cablers Bond given for the hire of Negroe fellow Isaac
given to
said Adams 1st January 1806 due 1st Jany 1807
& taken
on sd Adams 1st Feby 1808 on Demand.
1807
Jany
2 Bond on James
Sawyers & Samuel Thompson given P. Wilson’s for hire of Isaact 2nd
January 1807 due 2nd Jany 1808
Bond on Laban
Gresham &
Ellis Wilson given P. Wilson for hire Betty 2nd January 1807
due 2nd January 1808.
1808 Jany 2 Bond of James Sawyers & Geo. Robertson
given P. Wilson for hire Isaac 2nd Jany 1808 due 1st
Jany
1809
Bond Jesse Leftwich
&
Samuel Thompson given P. Wilson for hire Betty 2nd January
1808 due
1st Jany 1809.
Jany 2
Bond of James Sawyers & Thos. Ragsdale
given P. Wilson for hire Isaac 2 January 1809 due 1 Jany 1810
Jany 1
Bond on James Sawyers & Juduthun Carter
given 1st January 1810 due 1st Jany 1811
Bond on Henry Hall
& Wm
Sawyers given Peter Wilson for hire Isaac 1st Jany 1811 due 1st
Jany 1812
Interest on James
Sawyers
Bond Collected 2nd June 1809
Interest on
Greshams Bond
coll’d
Cash
Contra
By bond on George
Adams with
Int from 5th Feby 1808
Bond on James
Sawyers &
Geo. Robertson with Interest from 1st January 1809
Bond Jesse Leftwich
&
Samuel Thompson with Interest from 1st January 1809
Bond on James
Sawyers and
Thos Ragsdale with Interest from 1st January 1810
Bond on James
Sawyers and
Juduthan Carter with Interest fro 1st Jany 1811
Bond on Henry Hall
&
William Sawyers with Interest from 1st January 1812
John Wilson &
Geo.
Adams Bond being ½ of bond given Wm
& Meade with Interest from 29th October 1808
Wm Ware &
Robert Harris
on bond being ½ of a bond given Mead with Interest from 17th
Jany
1810
1806
Sept 11 Paid Wm
Tunstall per
Tickett
Decr. 1 1 pair
leather Shoes
1807 2 pair Socks
March 1 1 pair leather Shoes
Apr 1 6 yds Country
Cotton,
Making 2 Shirts at 3/, Making 2 pr pantaloons at 1/6
Novr. 1 1 pr. Leather Shoes
1808
3 pr. Socks, paid
Thos.
Tiffin for making Clothes Dec. 26th 1806 as per acct &
Rect.
Feby 1 pr Leather
Shes
Apl 1 Making 2
Shirts, Making
2 pr pantaloons, Thos Tiffin for making cloths as per acct &
recipt, John
& Nath’l Wilson, 4 yds ogn. As per Rect. , James Nance for
Schooling 1 Year
1807 as per recipt, John Wilson for
Sundry goods as per Acct & Recipt, Thomas Casey jun at the hiring
of
Negroes
Board From the 1st
Nove 1806 until the 1st January 10 1809 including washing
&
minding, 2 years and 2 months
Paid Thomas Swan
for board
while going to School to Robert Payne Esq from 1st Januy
1809 until
22th Sept @$40 per year as per rect., Paid Thomas Swan for
finding 1
hatt per rect., Paid Do for making 2 pr. pantaloons per rect., Paid
Robert
Payne for Tuition as per Recipt
Nov 1 1 pair
leather Shoes
1809 3 pr. Socks
Feby making 2
Shirts, 1 pr. leather
Shoes
1810 paid James
Nance for
Tuition 8 months as per acct & rect.
Augt. Making 2
Shirts, 4 yds
Country Cloth, making 2 pr. pantaloons, 3 pr. Socks, 1 pr leather
Shoes, 1 pr
leather Shoes, Board from 22nd Sept 1809 until 1st
Feby
1811 1 Year & 4 monthsat $40 per year Including Washing, mending,
Paid
William Harrison for tuition 5/2 months as per Rect., Anne Walton as
per Rect,
Will. Harrison as
per Rect.
for tuition 9 months, Do for making Clothes as per Rect., John &
Nath’l
Wilson for Sundry goodsas per acct & rect., Thomas Tiffin for
making
Clothes as per rect., John Wilson as per acct & Rect. For sumdry
goods
To my services as
Guardian
By Cash
To amt of Debit
brot forward
1 Negro man Isaac,
1 Woman
Betty & 3 Children 1 of which is named Christiana, 1 Bed and
furniture
which is delivered to Mr. Jno. Watkins the present Guardian together
with the
aforesaid Negroes
In obedience to a
Commission
to us directed from the Worshipful Court of Pittstylania, we have
proceeded to
settle the Guardianship acct. of Peter Wilson as Guardian of Mead
Wilson one of
the orphan Children of Peter Wilson, Dec’d as per Statement hereto
annexed. Given under our hands this 16
Feburary 1811.
Geo. Adams, Ro.
Harrison,
David Rice, Mathew Daniel, comms.
Recorded: March 19, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 369
P. Wilson’s Gdn acct
DR William Wison
(Ward) in
acct. Current with Peter Wilson, Guardian
1806
Jany 1st
Bond on
Wm Lynn & Doctor James Patton given Geo. Adams for hire of Harry Jany 1st 1806 due January 1st
1807, Bond on Robert Norman & Wm Cabbler given George Adams for
hire Eddy
Jany 1st 1806 due Jany 1st 1807
1807
Jany 2 Bond on Reubin Curtis & Abraham Perkins given P.
Wilson for hireof Harry Jany 2 1807 due
Jany 2, 1808, Bond on Ellis Wilson & Nath’l Wilson given P. Wilson
for hire
of Osburn Jany 2, 1807 due Jany 2, 1808, Bond on John Scruggs &
John Wilson
given P. Wilson for hire of Eddy.
1808 Jany 2 Bond on
Jesse
Leftwich & Sam’l Thompson given P. Wilson for hire of Harry Jany 2,
1808
due Jany 1, 1809, Bond on Samuel Thompson & James Sawyers given P.
Wilson
for hire of Ozburn Jany 2, 1808 due Jany 2, 1809, Bond on John Scruggs
&
John Wilson given P. Wilson for hire of Eddy Jany 2 1808 due Jany 2,
1809
1809 Jany 2 Sibert
Hail &
Henry Hall bond given Peter Wilson for
hire of Harry Jany 2nd 1809due Jany 2nd 1810,
Bond on
Sam’l Thompson & John Conner given P. Wilson for hire of Ozburn
Jany 2nd
1809due Jany 2 1810, Bond on James Astin given P. Wilson for hire of
Eddy Jany
2, 1809 due Jany 2, 1810
1810 Jany 1
Bond on Wm Sawyers
and James
Sawyers given P Wilson for hire of Harry 1 Jany 1810 due 1st
Jany
1811, Bond on Wm Rawlins and Thos Ragsdale given P Wilson for hire
Osburn 1st
Jany 1810 due Jany 1st 1811
Bond on Abraham
Findley &
Leroy Shelton given Peter Wilson for hire Eddy 1st Jany 1811
due
Jany 1 1811
1811 Jany Bond on
Wm Sawyers
& James Sawyers given P Wilson for hire Harry Jany 1 1811due 1st
Jany 1812, Bond on Samuel Thompson & James Sawyers given Peter
Wilson for
hire Osburn 1st Jany 1811 due 1s Jany 1812, Bond
on John
Conner & Harry Hall given P Wilson for hire of Eddy 1st
Jany
1811 due Jany 1812., Interest on Lynns Bond Collected, Interest on
Normans Bond
Collected, Cash
Contra
By Balance Reubin
Curtis
& Abrn. P with Interest from 2nd Jany 1808
Wm Harrison Jr
& Wm Ware
Bd. Interest from 18th June 1810, Rich’d Watson & Wm
Ware Bd.
Interest from 28th May 1810, Ellis & Nath’l Wilson Bond
with
Interest from 2nd January 1808, Jesse Leftwich & Samuel
Thompson
;with Interest from 1st Jany 1808, John Scruggs & John
Wilson
with Interest from 1st Jany 1809, Sebert Hall & Henry
Hall bd.
With interest from 2nd Jany 1810, Wm Rawlins & Thomas
Ragsdale
Bd. With Interest from 1st Jany 1811, Abraham Findley &
Leroy
Shelton Interst from 1st Jany 1811, Wm & James Sawyers
bond
Interest from 1st Jany 1811, Samuel Thompson & James
Sawyers bd.
Due 1st Jany 1812, John Conner & Harry Hall bd. Due 1st
Jany
1812, Wm & James Sawyers Bd. Due 1st Jany 1812, John
Wilson
& Geo. Adams Bd. Being ½ of a bondgiven wm J Mead with
Interest from 20th
Oct 1808, William Ware & Robert Harrison bond being ½ of a
bd. Given Wm J
Mead with Interest from 17th Jany 1810.
1806
Sept. paid Wm
Tunstall see
Ticket
Dec, 11 pr Leather
Shoes
1807
2 pr. Socks
March 1 1 pr. Leather Shoes
Aprl
1 6 yds Country Cotton, Making 2 Shirts,
Making 2 pr pantaloons
Nov 1 1 pr. Leather
Shoes, 3
pr. Socks, paid Thomas Tiffin for making Cotton December 26 1806 as per
acct,
& Rect.
Feby 1 pr Leather
Shoes
Apl 1
Making 2 Shirts, making two pr. pantaloons,
Paid Thomas Tiftin for making Clothes as per acct and rect., Paid John
&
Nath’l Wilson 4 yds. Ogna. As per Rect., James Nance for teaching 1
year 1807
as per Rect., John Wilson for for Sundry goods as per Acct. &
Rect., Thomas
Casey jr as Cryer at the Hiring of Negroes
Board from 1st
Nov
1806 until the 1st Jany 1809 Including Washing & Mending
2 Years
and 2 months at $40 per year
Paid Thomas Swan
for board
while going to school to Ro. Payne Esq. From 1 Jany 1809 until 22nd
Sept @ $40 per year as per rect., Thomas Swan for finding 1 hat per
Rect., Paid
do for making 2 pr. pantaloons as per Rect., Ro Payne for tuition as
per Rect
1808
Novr 1 1 pair
Leather Shoes
1809
3
pr. Socks
Feby 1 Making 2
Shirts, 1 pr
leather Shoes, Paid James Nance for tuition 8 months as per acct &
Rect.
Augt 10 Making 2
Shirts, 4
yds Country Cloth, making 2 pr pantaloons, 3 pr Socks
Novr. 1 1 pr.
leather Shoes
1811
Jany 1
1 pr do do
Board from 22nd
Sept. 1809 until Feb. 1811 1 year and 4 months at 40 per year including
washing
&c., Paid William Harrison for Tuition 5 ½ months as per
Rect., Paid Do for
do as per Recipt 9 months, Paid Do for making do a suit of clothes as
per
Rect., Paid John & Nath’l Wilson for Sundry goods as per acct.
& Rect.,
Paid Thomas Tiffin for making clothes as per Rect, Paid John Wilson for
Sundry
goods as per acct. & Rect., To my Services as Guardian
By Cash
To amt. Of Debit
brot forward
1 Negro man Harry,
1 boy
Osburn, 1 girl Eddy, 1 bed & furniture which is Delivered to Mr.
John
Watkins, the present Guardian together with the above Negroes.
In obedience to a
Commission
to us directed from the Worshipful
Court of Pittsylvania we have proceeded to Settle the guardian
Ship
account of Peter Wilson as Guardian of William Wilson one of the orphan
Children of Peter Wilson dec’d as per Statement hereto annexed. Given under our hands this 16th
Feby 1811
Geo Adams, Ro.
Harrison,
Commissioners
David Rice, Mathew
Daniel
Recorded March 19,
1811
AC
Book 4, Page 373
Thos. Madding’s Inventory
In Complyance with
an order
of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County made September Court
1810 and to
us directed we the Subscribers being Conveined together at the house
and
plantation of Thomas Madding deceased this 26th of October
1810 and
being first Sworn according to your order
have proceeded to appraise the Estate of the said Thomas Madding
deceased and have Taken an Inventory thereof as follows;
1 Negro Woman
Called Letty, 1
Negro Boy called Lawson , 1 Negro Girl called Sarah, 1 Negro Girl
called Lucy,
1 Negro Boy called John, 1 Negro Boy called Anthony, 1 Sorrel Mare, 1
young
White horse, 1 Yoke of Steer, 1 old Cow & Calf, 1 young Cow, 1 Cow
&
Calf, a parcel of hogs, a parcel of Sheep, 1 pair of old Cart wheels, 6
old
hoes, 2 plow hoes, 3 Mattocks, 1 Spade, 2 pare of horse Gears, 3 Clevis
Irons,
1 Set of Iron Wedges, 1 foot adds, drawing knife & ox ring, 2 pole
axes, 1
feather Bed and furniture, 1 Ditto & Stead, 1 Ditto & Stead,1
Ditto, 1
Bed & furniture, 1 Cupboard, 2 Cotton Wheels, 2 flax wheels, 1
Clock Reel
and one old Churn
1 Mans saddle, 1
womans
ditto, 1 Skillet, 2 flat Irons, 1 Dutchoven & Hooks, 1 flax
Kacklee, 1 hand
Saw, 1 weaving loom, Slay & Gare, 1 old tub, 1 bread tray &
meat
barrel, a parcel of Earthern Ware, a parcel of Tin ware, 1 Salt Tub, 1
old big
pot, 1 Chest, 1 Ditto, a panel of walnut planks, 1 parcel of Chairs, 1
Table,
1 Stone Jug, 1
Butter Pot, 1
Case of Bottles, 1 Coffee pot & bucket, a parcel of Books, a Case
of Razors
and old Cumposes, 28 Geese, a parcel of pewter, 1 cupboard, 1 Large pot
and
hooks, 1 Skillet and Jug ,
1 Coulter &
frow, a
parcel of fodder, a parcel of Corn being 28 barrels in the whole
Sum Total:
£450.19.3
Thomas Shelton,
Geo.
Dodson, Robert Clopton, John Lewis
Recorded March 19,
1811
AC
Book 4, Page 375
Thos. Shelton Sr’s Inventory
DR The Estate of
Thomas
Shelton Senr Dec’d
Apr Cash paid
Francis Dilley
for making Coffin, Benj Watkins for note with Int, the Clerk
Pittsylva.,
Charales Colley, Rawley White, Wm Dodson, Thoms Shelton Jr the amt of
his
proved acct. , the tax of 1808, amount of my Acct., Sum paid John
Shelton
Holts & Turners
bond for
which is to be consent of parties divided amongst the distributies
James Shelton’s
Bond who is
alegalee for William Johnson who is a legatee bond for
James Johnson bond
for
Archibald Walters’ Bond Rec’d by T. S.
Paid Thomas Shelton
Jr.
legatee
Paid James Shelton
Senr Do
My purchase at the
sale
This Sum part Lucy
Slayton a
legatee
Paid Wm Shelton a
legatee
This Sum paid John
Madding
for crying property at the sale.
To an allowance for
manging
the Estate
Due the Executor
In Account Current
with
William Shelton , Execor. C.R.
1809 By Cash rec’d
of William
Ragland
By a list of Sales
made on
from the Estate
Also the sum of
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of the County of Pittsylvania to us directed we
have proceeded
to Examine the accounts of William Shelton Exor. Of Thomas Shelton
Dec’d and
find them as the law directs leaving a balance in favor of the Executor
of
£9.19.3 ½ Given under
our Hands this
16 Day of March 1811.
Geo. Dodson, Sen. John Shelton, John Ford, Sto. Turner
Recorded March 18,
1811
AC
Book 4, Page 376
Champns Napier Inventory
In obedience to an
order to
us directed by the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County we whose
names are
herewith assigned, being first sworn now proceed to appraise the
personal
estate of Champion Napier deceased as follows
1 Negro Man by the
name of
Robert, 1 By the name of Lewis, 1 Still & Cap, a parcel of unprised
Tobacco
12 head of Cattle,
21 head of
hogs, 28 Geese, 1 Bellus, a few tools & some old Waggon Iron
&c, 1
Skillet & hooks and a parcel of pots, 1 apple mill, a parcel of
hogsheads
Casks, 1 loom and 2 Spinning wheels
1 flax wheel, 1
Desk & 2
tables, 6 Chairs, 1 Cupboard & furniture, 1 Curtain bedsted bead
&
furniture
1 do &
furniture, 1
Bedsted & Cord, 2 beds & furniture, 1 Chest, a frow & grind
Stone,
2 wedges, shovel, tongs & spice morter, 1 looking glass & 2
stays, 2
axes & 2 Bustands, 2 axes, 2 plows Chains &c,
2 grubing hoes
Total £
371.19.0
James Fulton,
Reubin Curtis,
A Goolsby
Recorded April 16, 1811
AC
Book 4, Page 377
Will.
Patterson’s Inventory
In obedience to an
order made
by the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed to appraise the estate of William Patterson
Dec’d, we proceeded as followth to wit:
2nd
April 1811
1 Feather Bed &
furniture
& bed stock, 1 Bed stock, 1 pine table, 1 Cotton Wheel & p.
Cotton
Cards ,
5 Sitting Chairs, 1
set of
cups & saucers, 3 books, 1 pepper box, 2 pewter dishes, 1 bason, 5
plaites
& spoons , 2 water pails, 1 tin bucket, 1 dividing spoon, 1 tin Cup, 1 churn, 1 Sad Iron, 1 Salt seller, 1
Meal Barrel, 1 wire Sifter, 1 bread tray, 1 washing tub, 1 Black walnut
Chest,
1 pare of chain traces, 1 p. Hames, 1 Swingletree & Clevis, 1
Mattox &
plow, 1 hilling hoe, 1 screw auger, 1 Iron Pot, 1 Dutch oven, 1 pr Pot
Hooks, 1
gimblet, 1 ax, 1 old hilling hoe, 1 Sow & 4 Shoats, 1 Bay mare
& young
Colt
Nathan Glenn,
Griffith
Dickenson, Zacharias Lewis
Recorded April 16,
1811
AC
Book 4, Page 378
Robert Johns’ Inventry
An Inventory &
appraisement of the Estate of Robert
Johns Dec’d Taken this 30th day of March 1811
Viz:
One red Heifer, One
Dark
pided Cow, 1 Yallow Do white face, 3 Yearlings, 10 bear Stops, 1 Sorrel
Colt,
Bay mare, 1 large Iron pot, 1 small do & hooks, 1 small oven &
hooks, 1
Iron pot rack, Shovel & tongs,
1 large oven, 3 Sad
Irons, a
parcel of pewter, Parcel earthern ware, 6 knives & forks, 1 Loom, 1
wheat
sive
1 Mans Saddle, 2
meal
Sifters, Parcel Water Vessels, 2 Cotton wheels, 2 Flax wheels, 1 parcel
old
tubs,
2 Butter pots, 2
Jugs, 2
quart bottles, 1 coffee mill, parcel tin ware, 1 cupboard, 1 looking
glass, 1
Slate,
2 Stays, parcel
Books., Case
Razors &c., 6 Chairs, 4 Phials, 3 Chests, 2 tables, 3 Beds,
bedsteads &
furniture, 2 Bee hives, 3 Empty do, 5 Hhds., 4 plows, 1 Cask, 2 tubs, 3
sythes
& Cradles, 4 hilling hoes
3 grubbing hoes, 1
spaid, 2
P. Axes, 2 Sets Gare, 1 X Cut Saw, 12 Wedges, 2 Screw augers, Drawing
Knife,
parcel old Smith’s tools, hand saw, cutting knife, iron, 1 small lite
Cask, 1
pr. Steelyards
Total:
£103.12.0
N. Tucker
We do certify that
we have
met at the Dwelling house of Robert Johns, Dec’d, pursuant to an order
of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed and the within is a
true list
of the Decedents Estate as far as was to us exhibited and that the said
prices
is the true value thereof agreeable to
our Judgment. Given under our hands
this 30th Day of March 1811
Sam’l Nowlin,
George
Dejarnett, Andrew McHaney
Recorded May 20,
1811
AC
Book 4, Pge 379
Will. Hayme’s Inventory
An Inventory of the
personal
estate of William Haymes Dec’d talen by us according to an order of the
honorable Court of Pittsylvania to us directed April Court 1811.
14 Head of Sheep, 2
Yearlings, 1 Yoke of Steers, 1 old work
Ditto, 1 Brindle Bull, 1 pied Cow & calf,
1 red pied Cow, 1
pied heifer
Yearling, 1 Red Cow Ditto, 1 Do do do, 1 Black Steer, 1 pied Cow &
Calf,
I Do Do & Do, 1
Do Do
& Do, I Do do & do & Bell, 12 head of hogs, 8 Shoats,
1Young bay
mare, 1 gray mare, 1 grey horse, 2 coulters, 7 hilling hoes, 2 mattox,
2 pr
geers with hames & collars, 3 swingletrees, Irons & Clevices, 1
pr
Hames & traces, Irons belonging to half shares, 1 pr. Iron wedges,
1 Frow,
7 axes
1 pr. Stillards, 23
lb bar
Iron, 4 plow hoes, 6 Saucers, 2 Cups & 1 nutmeg grater, 6 Saucers
and 5 Cups,
1 Sugar Dish &
2 Cream
pots, 6 Table and four Tea spoons, 1 old Jug, 3 Tin Cups, 1 Sugar
Canister
& Sugar Dish, 1 Tin Ladle, 1 Turene and 1 Coffee pot, 5 quart
Botles, 1
Earthren Jug, 1 earthern pot, Sugar Cannister & pewter bason, 1
Sand Sieve
& 1 looking glass, 1 Trunk, 1 Razor and Strap, 1 pine Table,
1 walnut Ditto , 1
water
pail, 1 pine chest, 1 Bead Stead and furniture, 1 Ditto
Ditto & Ditto, 1 do do & do,
1 arm chair, 1 old
chair
frame, 1 old base, 1 pot and skillet, 2 spinning wheels & 2 pr.
Cards, 1
Loom & Geer, 1 Shot gun, 10 chairs, 1 side saddle, 9 books
2 Jugs, 2 quart
pots & 1
Jill Pot, 12 pr. cards, 1 bell, mettle spice mortor, 1 Box knives and
forks, 1
shovel & tongs, , 1 pr. flat Irons, 1 Bap kettle & trivet, 1
Bread
waiter, 2 old tin coffee pots, 1 Lantern, candle mould & box, 3
Candle
sticks, 1 pepper box & 1 nutmeg grater, 1 pr fire Dogs, ½
doz. New Earthen
plates,
3 Earthen Dishes,
11 old
Earthern plates, 1 Cupboard, 2 half pint Decanters, 2 small Con
bottles, snuff
bottles, 1 Caster, 8 Earthen bowls, 2 Salt Stands & 1 waiter, 7
glass
Tumblers
1 Negro girl
Hannah, 1 Ditto
Woman Grace , 1 do do Tabby, 1 do Boy John, 1 do do Henry, 1 do Child
Sylva, 1 do do Joel, 1 do Woman Sarah, 1 do do Wining, 1 do child
Grace, 1 do
boy Garland, 1 do man James, 1 d do Jerry, 1 do do Beasau
1 tootaddz &
Hackle, 2
small Casks, 1 pint bason, 1 flax
wheel, 2 rum hogsheads, 5 small Casks, 2 large jugs,, Parcel of
leather, 3
loose tubs, 3 Small barrels, 1200 lbs Tobo, 2 butter pots, 2 bottles, 1
tin Sugar
boc & 1 candle stick, 1 open rum hogshead, 1 large pine table, 200
lb of
Cotton, A parcel of Soap, 2 old boxes, a parcel of Wool, 4 hogshead
& 3
Casks
A parcel of flax, 1
ox Cart,
2 Rum Hogsheads, 1 Flax Break, 1 Cutting box and knife, 3 bee Stands
4 Barrels & 1
hogshead,
,1 old Sadle & Bridle, I Cross cut saw, old hinges Ring, auger
& Reap
hook, 5 bells, 1 hand saw, drawing knife & hammer, 1 howel &
craws, 4
augers & 1 pr. Fire dogs, 1 Skillet
& 1 small pot, 2 Dutch ovens & hook, 2 potts, 1 Skillet &
baker, 2
washing tubs, 5 water pails & 1 Tub, 1 Churn & 2 Trays, parcel
of
Tinware, 6 pewter Basons, 4 pewter Dishes, 18 pewter plates, 1 pewter
pent pot,
1 Frying Pan & coffee mill, old Hooks and saddle, 1 biderprep?
& plat
form, 8 mash Tubs, 4 hogsheads, 1 Rum hogshead & 3 small casks, 1
Sythe
& bindle, 2 wooden Buckets, 1 Funnel, 1 Still and warm tub, 1 Hhs.
Tobo.
Susposed to be 1400 lbs, 1 open Hds, 2 Jarrs, 2 pitchers, 1 Butter Pot,
1
Powdering Tub & 1 small barrel, 1
old hogshead, 1 kettle, trivet &
hooks, 2 Shoats & 1 Barrel, 70 Gallons Brandy,
8 Bushel Wheat, 35
Barrels
Corn, 40 lbs hogs lard, 700 lbs Bacon, 1 Double tree, 1 old grind
Stone,
7 Shoats, 4 Large
Hogs
Total:
£1412.16.1
Jasper Hatchett,
William
Payne, Thomas Moore
Recorded May 20,
1811
AC
Book 4, Page 383
Jos. Austin’s Inventory
Inventory of the
Estate of
Joseph Aistin Dec’d taken this 20th Day of April 1811
17 head of hogs, 8
head of
Sheep, 2 Steers, 2 Cows & 2 yearlings & bell, 1 Cow, 1 Calf, 2
Steers,
1 Sorrel mare, 1 grey Colt, 1 Sorrel horse, 7 old hoes, 2 plows
Swingletrees
hames & Clevis, 1 Bar Share plough,
2 pots & hooks,
7 bands
& Sundry Iron, 3 Iron Wedges, 1 Spice Morter & pessel &
Sundry
Irons, 5 Waggon Botts & Sundry Irons, 1 pair Stillards, 1 steel
cutting
knife & Sundry Iron, 2 axes, 3 old bells, old Traces, buckets
&c, 1
oven, 1 Kopper Kettle, Shovel, Tongs and pan handle, 3 Chisels, 2 flat
Irons, 1
Lock Chain, Swingletrees & Sundry Irons, 1 man’s saddle, leather,
crock
& pitcher, 5 waggon hubs, 4 locks & cock, trivet & screws,
1
hackle, 6 Reap hooks, 2 old saws, 1 auger, Crows &c, 3 flax wheels,
3
cotton ditto
1 Whip saw, 7 pewter Basons, 5 plates & spoons, 1
set knives & forks, 1 candle stand, shares and snuffers, 1 candle
mould,
& coffee pott, 1 copper coffee pott, 2 funnels & Lantron, 8
Stays and 6
pair Harness, 1 churn and Buckett, 1 hub auger, 2 feather beds and
furnature, 2
ditto, 2 Sheats and Feathers, 1 Desk and money Scales, old books, 8
Chirs, 1
loom, Cubbard & furniture, 1 Table, 1 Jugg, 1 Dish and bason, 1
Chest and
box, fire Dogs, 1 Womans saddle, 3 old wagon wheels, 5 hogsheads, 2
hogshead
& 3 barrels, 4 old barrels, 4 lite Casks, 1 powdering tub
1 Negro girl
Hester, 1 Negro
man Tom, one “ woman Pegg, 1 Negro man Cango, 1 Negro Woman Rachel, 1
Negro
Girl Viney, 1 boy Lewis, 1 Boy Jack, 1 Negro Man George, 1 boy Sam, 1
woman
Edith
In obedience to the
worshipful Court of Pittsylvania in an order to us directed we have
proceeded
to appraise the Estate of Joseph Austin, Died Intestate.
Given under our hands this Day & Date
above written.
Mathew Wills, James
Edwards,
James Blakely
Recorded May 20,
1811
A/C
Book 4, page 385
Edw’d Nunnilee acct Curt.
Edward Nunnilee To
the Estate
of Thomas Johns, Deceased
January 1st
1807 -
Rent of the plantation to Jno Parrish
1808
- To the rent of the Do Do
1809 - To the rent
of the Do
Do W. Parrish
1810 - To the rent
of the Do
to Joseph Austin.
CR
1805 By Cash paid
William
Yancey as balance per his account
July 11, 1802 To
Cash Paid
Jacob Johns as per his Rect., To my Expenses in Defending to suit Lyle
vs Johns
Det., To my apumset to Mr. Claborn.
1810
April 22, 1810 - To
Cash paid
Mr. Gilmore for tax on suit vs James Lanier at the suit of Charles
Lewis.
August 2 To 2 days
attendance
at the suit of Lyle
November Cash to 2
Days
attendance at the same
By Balance due to
this date
April 3, 1809 To
Clerks
Tickets to the amount of paid Wm Yansee per my note.
To balance due
To Interest on the
same till
this date
To balance Due
Nunnilee
In obedience to the
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed, we have proceeded
to
examine the papers of Thomas Johns, Dec’d and Judith Johns, orphan if
said John
Edward Nunnilee Guardian for the same.
Given under our hands this 18th Day of May 1811
John Garrett, Mathew Wells, George Aarn
Recorded: May 21,
1811
AC
Book 4 Page 386
Edward Nunnilee Gdn. account
January 1st
1806 Edward Nunnilee Guardian of Judith
Johns infant of Thomas Johns, deceased.
1806 Jany 1st
to
the hier of Mary a Negro girl to William Gravley for one year.
1807
To the hier of said Girl to Gravley
1808 To the hier of
said Girl
to Gravley
1809 To the hier of
said Girl
to Gravley
Contract CR
1807
Jany By 200 lbs pork , To Keeping your Negro woman Children,
To 4 Barrels Corn
July 15 To medecin
(sic) for
your Negro in the flux
1808
July 19 - To medeon
(sic)
when your negro woman was wounded, To keeping your Negro woman and
children
form the 19th of July until 9th of October the
same Date.
To 21 yards of cloth
Balance due d5.18.6
John Garrett,
Mathew Wells,
George Aarn
Recorded May 21,
1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 387
Stephen
Neal’s Inventory
We,
Stephen Coleman, Answorth Harrison & Hanes Morgan, Being
first Sworn, have proceeded to View and appraise the Estate of Stephen
Neal,
Deceased, according to order and make Report thereon to the Court.
1 Bed &
Counterpin, 1 Do
with Bedstead & Cord, 1 Do with Counterpin, Bolster and Beadstead,
1 Chest
and Table, 6 Sitting Chairs, 1 Iron pot, 1 Do Oven with lid, 1 Frying
pan &
Tea Kettle, 1 pair of Iron Wedges, 3 hilling hoes & 1 plow Do, 2
pole axes,
2 Augers, 1 Pair Iron traces, two frising?, one Clevis, one hook & gouge, 1
Grind Stone, 1 Loom & 1 Cotton wheel, 2 Grubbing hoes & three
hilling
Do, 2 plow hoes, Coalter and frow, 1 pair Iron Traces and Swingle tree,
1 Sythe
Blade & Irons1 Pair of Chart (sic)
Wheels, 5 Sheep, one Lamb, 1 oven and lid, a parcel of Corn, a parcel
of
Blades, 1 oneTop Stack with some Shucks, 3 Raw hides, 1 Red Cow, a
parcel of
Cooppers tools, 3 large Iron Bands, Spice Morter
Jany 30, 1811
Step. Coleman,
Answorth
Harrison, Haynes Morgan
1 pair Sad Irons, 2
slays, 2
Skillets &c, 1 looking glass, 2 Jugs, 2 pr. Cotton Cards, 1 Candle
Stick,
2 Earthen Dishes, 1
Set of
knives & forks, pepper Box
Answorth Harrison,
Step.
Coleman
Recorded: May 21,
1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 388
Mary
Henry Allotment of Dower
In obedience to an order of the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed, we whose names are hereunto Subscribed Did on Wednesday the 27th February 1811 proceed to lay off and allot to Mary Henry, widow of Francis Henry, Dec'd, her Dower of the land belonging to her said Husband viz: One hundred and ninety four acres including the plantation and Mansion house & bounded as followeth: Beginning at a post Oak on the road thence with Kerby's line S. 58° W 115 poles to a small red oak Saplin and pointers, thence new dividing lines S 20° E 150 poles to an ash on a branch, N 85°E 225 poles to a Dead pine, thence with Lepard's line N 32°W 168 poles to a white oak, thence with Kirbey's lines S 54°W 50 poles to the Pigg River old road and thence along the said Road to the Beginning.
Jas Hopkins, Nath'l
Kirby,
William Thompson, Comsr.
Recorded: May 20, 1811
A/C Book 4,
Page 388
Rich
Pitts’ Inventory
This additional
Inventory is
annexed to the former one.
Part of the Estate
of Richie
Pitts, Deceased
One grey Horse, One
saddle, One pair Saddle Bags
Total: d16.4.0
The above property
was
produced to us by John Brown, the administrator, which property at the
time of
the appraisment was in the Weston
county cou'd not be come at till now & we believe the above prices
to be
the value thereof.
N. Tucker, George
Dejarnett,
George West
N. B. Mr. Brown
wishes the
same to be annexed to the former Inventory
Recorded: May 20, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 389 Thos.
Pistole’s Inventory
Pittsylvania County
Va a list
of Thomas Pistole's Sr property taken by Thomas Pistole Jr & Henry
E
Wilkinson, Executors
1 Negro man, 1 bay
mare, 1
Gray Ditto, 1 Gray Colt, 1 Old Bay Mare, 1 Yoke Stears, 1 Cow and
Yearling, 1
Cow & Yearling ditto, 1 Cow and Yearling ditto, 1 small hiefer, 1
Small
Yearling, 1 Stear ditto, 8 hogs, 7 head Sheep, 1 Sythe & Cradle, 4
hoes
ditto, 1 plow hoe & Colter, 3 Plow hoes ditto, 2 Wedges and a plow
hoe, 4
bells, 1 hackle, 4 axes, parcel old tools, 3 bee hives, parcel Shoe
tools, 1
Flax wheel, 1 Cotton wheel ditto, 6 Books, 1 peace?, 1 Chest, 50
Gallons
brandy, 1 pair Stilyards, 4 Casks, 1 hogshead, 1 bed & furniture
&
Steads, 1 peace Sole Leather, 1 bed & furniture, 1 bed ditto, 1
large
walnut Chest, 1 Cubbard, 1 Chest Drawers, 1 large Jug
1 Butter pot &
Jug, 1
Walnut table, 1 Tea Kettle, 1 pine Table, 1 earthern dish, 5 Hogsheads,
3 Tubs,
120 Gallons Cider, 1 Cutting box, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 wash doc?, 2 pare
traces
& 1 Collar, 1 mans Saddle, 1 Cow hide, a parcel old pewter, 4
earthern
plates, 1 coffee pot and 1 gritter (sic), 2 Dutch ovens, 1 pot and
hooks, 3
Skillets, 1 big pot, 1 Sow & pigs, 1200 lbs Tobacco, 1 Cow &
Calf, a
parcel old water Vessels, 3 pare pot
hooks, 1 pewter Candle mole, 1 pare Sheep Shares & Candle mold, 1
Small
looking glass, ½ Dozen Chairs
Total:
d273.14.3
Bazabil Wier Senr,
Thomas
Worsham, Thomas Brown, Thos. Wilkinson, appraisers
The above is a true
and
perfect Inventory of the property which has Come to our hands.
Teste
Thomas Pistole, Henry E Wilkinson
Recorded: June 27,
1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 391
Rich’d Reynolds acct. Curt.
The Estate of
Richard
Reynolds, DR To John Bennett, Exor.
1807 Nov. Cash paid Philip Cox Sr, James Watson,
Samuel Walker, William Burgess, Richard & Samuel by John Stamps,
Asa
Thomas, John Holland, James D Patton, Morice? Shackleford, Sto. Turner,
Robt
Wynne (D S/L), Charles Thomas, James Dix, Thomas Gatewood & Co,
Thomas
Pistole, Clerk’s Ticket, John White Coms., Samuel Dabney, John
McCadin?, Thomas
Burnett, Thomas Adkinson, Thomas Gatewood &Co, Geo Dabney for
Thomas
Gatewood & Co, Clerk’s Ticket, Ro. Wynne on Execution, Geo Dabney
for Thos
Gatewood & Co, Ro Wynne on Execution, Thomas Gatewood & Co, Jno
&
Nat. Wilson, Clerk’s Ticket, Negro Bob for making Coffin & too Tobo
Hhds.
By amount of Sales,
Sale of
Tobo, Cash, Sale of Tobo
Total:
d178.8.1
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania bearing date April Court 1807 we
have this
8th Day of February 1808 stated, settled & adjusted the
account
Current of John Burnett, Executor of Richard Reynolds, Dec’d as above
Stated. Given under our hands
Richard Jones,
George
Spratten, James S Wright
Recorded: June 17, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 392
John Dupuy’s Division Est.
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County bearing date July Court
1810 we
have divided the personal property of John Dupuy Dec’d between Caleb
Anglin and
Polly Dupuy both legatees of John Dupuy, Dec’d & after Valuing the
property, settling all accounts &c, do find Caleb Anglin Indebted
to said
Polly Dupuy the sum of thirteen pounds, 5/6 ¾.
Given under our hands the 29th Day of September 1810.
W. Beavers,
Washington
Thompson, James Soyers
Recorded: June 17,
1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 393
Hez. Sparks acct of Sales
Account of Sales of
Keziah
Sparks, Dec’d personal Estate
Blade fodder Stack,
top
fodder Stacks & Shucks, blades 2 of 106 lbs, Too moby Stands, too
ditto
mobby Stands, too ditto ditto m.
Stands., Three Barrels of Corn, Eight Gallons of Brandy, Cask, three
Chairs,
culingder, one bell and Candle Stick, Fore pewter plates and bason, too
old
flat irons, One plow hoe, one hackle, 1 pr Shears, botel, One flax
wheel, one
hoe, Cotton wheel, One feather bead, Sow & pigs, One Sow and pigs, three Shoats, one Jugg, Six geese,
hand saw, pigen, feather bead &c,
Candle Stick, Sugar box, one 600 Sley, Old Sythe blade and
Swingletree,
two dishes, Remnant of old pewter, too geggs, old pr Cards, too augers,
too old
tea pots, one ax, Iron pott, Old Hand
saw, one Shilling Tomhock, Dutch oven, Cotton wheel, Skillet, Cupboard,
Side Saddle,
tolet (sic), Bead sted, one ditto bed
stead, Chear, Three old barels, Chern (sic),
looking glass, Loom, Cow & calf, 145 lbs of
poark, 12 lbs of Cotton, Spice Morter, Scrap
of Iron
Total:
28.19.11.1 1/5
Larkin Ford, Admrs.
Recorded: July 15,
1811
A/C Book 4 Page 394
Sam’l
Harris Inventory
In
obedience to an order from the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us
Directed,
we whose names are under written, did appraise the personal estate of
Samuel
Harris, deceased, as much thereof as
was presented to our view as followeth. (VizJ
1811 June 3rd
13 Sheep, 11 head
of Cattle, 9 hogs, 4 head of horses, 1
Cubbord and furniture, 1 Candle box
& looking Glass, 1 Chest, 4 beds Steds & furniture, 1
Table, 2
Small trunks, 1 Coffee mill, 3 Juggs and Sundres, 8 Chairs, 2 Blankets
&
Counterpins, 1 Shot Gun, 1 Slay, 1 hammer, 1 Cross Cut Saw, hand Saw & Drawn,
2 flat Irons, 1
Can and Tumbler, 1 Loom, 2 Spinning wheels
& real, parcel of Kitchen furniture, 1 Chest and warping bares, 3
plows
& one Coulter, plowing gheers, 5 hilling hows (sic) & 2 grubing
hoes, 3
axes, 2 wedges, Sundres old hogshhd &c, 1 ox cart & fixings, a
parcel
of Tobo, 1 Saddle, Sise and Cradle
1 Negro woman
named Leah, 1 Negro woman named Shato, 1
Negro girl named Agg, 1 Negro girl named Lucy, 1 Negro boy named Harry,
1 Negro
girl named Liza, 1 Negro Man named Isaac, 1 Negro Boy named Tom
Total: d659.6.10
1/2
her
Nancy (X) Harris,
Administratrix of Samuel Harris, Dec’d
mark
Shadrack Boaz,
James Fulton,
Thomas Garrett
Recorded: July 15, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 395
Keziah Sparks
Inventory
An Inventory of the Estate of Keziah Sparks, Dec’d
1811 February
1 Stack blades, 1
Ditto tops,
6 hogsheads, 106 lb Blades, 2 sows & 10 pigs , 3 Shoats, 4 plates,
1 Bason
1 Plow hoe, 1 Bed
&
furniture, 3 Casks, 1 Spinning wheel, 1 flax ditto, 1 Jugg, 1 hackle, 1
Cullender, 1 Cannister, 1 hilling hoe, 3 Barrels Corn, 8 Gallons, 1
Cask, 2 Sad
Irons & old bell, 1 pr. Shears, 1 large bottle, 2 Dishes, 1 Bason,
3
plates, 6 Spoons and one ladle, 2 augers, 2 hand saws, 1 hatchett,
Candle
stick, 2 giggs, 1 Sugar Cannister, 1 pr. Cards, 1 Bassket & old
Irons, old
books, 1 Pott, 1 oven and hooks, old Sythe blade & 2 staples, 1
Woman’s
Saddle, 1 Slay, 1 Cow and Yearling, 1 Ax, 1 old table, 1 Cupboard, 1
Wheel, 1
Bedstead, 1 Bedstead, 1 Piggin, 2 old tea potts, 6 Geese, 1 bed, 1 curn
(sic),
3 old Barrels, 1 Chair, 1 Loom, 1 looking glass, 1 Skillet, 146 lbs
pork, 12
lbs Seed Cotton
Total:
d27.5.8
In obedience to an
order from
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed, we have
accordingly
appraised the Estate of the above Keziah Spark and find the amount to
be twenty
seven pounds, five shillings and eight pence.
Given under our hands this 1st Day of March 1811
Wm Ware, Geo
Dodson, Drury
Pulliam
Recorded: August
19, 1811
A/C Book 4, Page 396 Mays acct Curt.
DR The Estate of
Fleming
Mayes, Dec'd In acct Current with
Joseph Mayes, Admr.
1811
Feby 9th
To paid
John Keatts for bala. your note & Int per note taken in
March 3 Paid Samuel
Pannill
& Co for two notes & Int. per notes & Rects.
May 8 Paid Nathl.
Farris per
note & Int per Rect.
June 15 Paid Thomas
Simpson
per note & Rect., paid ditto ditto per ditto, paid F Chumbley,
Const. for
balance owe on Replevy bond per Rect., Paid William Clark, Sheriff no
Voucher
Bala. your note
& Int due
your admr.
So much allowed for
Comms.
and trouble of Funeral Expenses.
Total:
£48.1.7
CR
1811
Feby 17 By amount
of Sales
due this day, amount received of Thomas Richardson for his bond.,
Do
do do for interest, Amt rec’d of Vincent Walker per acct., Amt
rec’d of Robert Walker per acct, Amt Rec’d of Drury Mustaine per note
Balance due J/L
Mayes
Total:
d48.1.7
Pittsylvania Courty
In obedience to an
order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date June Court 1811, we Isaac
Coles,
Willliam Smith & Samuel Stone named in said Order have Settled the
account
Current of the Estate of Flemming Mayes, Dec’d with Jos. Mayes the
admr.
agreeable to the within Statement and report a balance of one pound,
two
Shillings and 3/due said Admr. Given
under our hands this 16th day of August 1811.
Isaac Coles, Wm
Smith, Sam'l
Stone
Recorded: August 19, 1811
A/C Book 4, Page 397 Summerbay's acct. Curt.
The Estate of Robert W Summerhays To Benjamin Ratcliff DR
To trouble at my
house when
sick, burying & expense of a funeral &c
CR
By the amount of
Sale
By Cash rec’d of Sundry people who owed said Summerhay before
he deceased.
Balance due the
Estate of
Robert W Summerhays after deducting the Clerks fee &c which I
cannot
assertain at this time.
Recorded: August 19, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 397
Benjamin Lankford’s Est. apprst
The following is a
list of
property shown to be appraised as the property of Benja. Lankford, Dec’d by the Exor.
1 Negro man
Humphrey, 1 do do
Simmons, 1 Woman Alley, 1 do Rachel
&, her Child Eady, 1 Negro boy Edmund, 1 Girl Francis, 1 Boy
Humphey, 1 do
Coleman, 1 do Jack
1 Sorrel Horse, 1
Sow, 1 Yoke
of Oxen, 1 Cart and yoke, 1 Red Cow, 1 Black do, 1 yellow do, 1 Bull,
1 Calf, 1 Bed and
furniture,
1 Ditto ditto, 1 Bed Sheet, blanket & quilt, 2 Barrels &
feathers, 1
Flax wheel,
1 ditto do, 1 Mans
Saddle, 1
Square foulding table (walnut), 1 Round ditto, 1 Candle Stand, 1 Desk,
1 Small Cupboard, 1
Desk (old), 1 old pine Cupboard, 1 Cotton
wheel,
2 pr Cotton Card, 1 pr wool ditto, 1 Hackle, 1 pr Sad Irons, 1 Loom,
Slay and
harness & Shuttle, 1 Iron pot and hooks, 1 do do do, 1 Dutch oven
&
Hooks, 1 Grind Stone, 2 Sythes &
Cradles, 3 Reap hooks, 4 hilling & 1 weeding hoe, 2 grubing hoes
& 1
Coulter, 3 old axes, 1 auger, Gouge, Drawing Knife, foot addze, shovel & froe, 2 plow hoes, 2 Swingle trees
& Clevises & pinns, 2 pr Haymes, Collars, 4 old rope traces, 1
scales
beame?, 1 pr Sheep Shears, 1 Curry Comb
& pewter Candle mould, 1 jointer & Irons, 1 Straw knife &
box, 1 Raw
hide, 1 Stack of Rye,, 1 tub, pail & 2 piggins, 5 Cornsul Chairs, 1 Looking glass, 1 horse, 1 pr brass
Candle Sticks, tray, and Snuffers and waiter, 5 pewter plates, 1 dish
&
Bason & 3 Spoons, 6 Knives & 5 forks, 5 Earthen plates
1 Copper Coffee
pot, 1 Caster
Stand, 2 Cannisters, 4 Saucers, 3 Cups, 1 small plate, 4 Commo. & 1
Silver
tea spoon, 1 funel & Bowl, 9 Geese
Total: d685.2.3
Pittsylvaina
Pursuant to an
order of the
County Court of Pittsylvania, bearing date Sept Court 1810, We William
Smith,
Philip L Grasty & Joshua Stone, named in the said Commission, have
appraised the personal Estate of Benj. Lankford, dec’d agreeable to the
preceeding list which amounts to the sum of Six hundred and eighty five
pounds,
two shillings & three pence. Given
under our hands this 12th day of October 1810
Wm Smith, Philip L
Grasty,
Joshua Stone
Recorded: September 16, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 399
Chloe Coleman Gdn acct
Polly W Coleman
Orphan of
William Coleman, dec’d in acco. with Chloe Coleman her Guardian. DR
1810 Jany 1st
To
your board up to 1st Sept 1811
Cash paid Permelia
to make
her proportion equal with the rest of the heirs of William Coleman,
dec'd
Ditto paid Johnson
for ditto
Credit
By amount of hire
of your
Negro man Jacob 1810
Ditto for 1811
Balance due from
Sally d9.13.4
Lucy Coleman orphan
of
William Coleman, Dec'd in acco. with Chloe Coleman ber Guardian
1810 Jany 1st To your board up to 1st of
September 1811
Cash paid William
Colemam to
make his proportion of the Estate of William Coleman, Dec’d Equal with
the rest
of his heirs.
Ditto paid Spilsby
for ditto
Ditto paid Stephen
for ditto
Ditto paid Chloe
for ditto
Credit
By the hire of
Peter your
Negro man 1810
Ditto for 1811
Due to Lucy d0.13.8
Johnson Coleman Orphan of William Coleman dec’d In
acct with
Chloe Coleman his Guardian
To your board up to
1st
September 1811 after including a Credit for your Labour.
Balance Due from
Sally d9.13.4
Credit
By the hire of your
Negro Boy
Ted for 1811
Polly Coleman
Orphan of
William Coleman dec'd in acco. with Chloe Coleman her Guardian.
1810 Jany 1 To
board up to 1st
of September 1811
Cash paid Betsy to
make he
proprtion equal with the rest of the heirs of William Coleman, dec'd.
Ditto paid Permelia
for Ditto
Credit
By the hire of your
Negro man
Jesse for 1810 & Ditto for 1811
Joel Coleman Orphan
of
William Coleman dec’d In acct. with Chloe Coleman his Guardian
1810 Jany 1 To
board up to 1st Sept 1811
including so much for my trouble
with an Negro Woman belonging to you while she was in a State of
pregancy.
Cash paid Chloe to
make her
proportion equal with the rest of the heirs of William Coleman, dec'd
Ditto paid Betsy
for Ditto
Credit
By the hire of your
Negro
Lucy 1810 & Ditto 1811
Bal. due Joel
£2.13.2
Chloe Coleman
Orphan of
William Coleman dec’d in acct with Chloe Coleman her Guardian
1810
Jany 1To your board and Clothing up to 1 Sept 1811
Credit
By the hire of your
Negro Tom
1810
Ditto 1811
So much to be paid
to you by
me for Joel & Lucy to make your proportion equal with the rest of
the heirs
of William Coleman dec’d
Due to Chloe d1.13.8
Spilsby Coleman
Orphan of
William Coleman Dec’d In acct with
Chloe Coleman his Guardian.
1810 Jany To board
&
clothing of you up to 1 Sept 1811@ $20 per year.
Credit
By the hire of your
Negro Joe
1810
Ditto
1811
So much I am to pay you for Lucy to make your
proportion equal with the rest of the heirs of William Coleman, dec’d
Due from Spilsby
Coleman d2.1.10 1/2
Mrs Chloe Coleman,
Guardian
of the Orphans of William Coleman, Deceased in acct with Sundries of
them DR
1811 Aug 30 To Chloe
To Joel
To Lucy
The Sundry Orphans
of William
Coleman, dec’d who fell in Debt on a Settlement To Chloe Coleman, their
Guardian.
August 30, 1811
To balance due from
Spilsby
Ditto from Polley
Ditto from Salley
In obedience to the
annexed
order of Pittsylvania County Court we have Stated and Settled the acct
of the
Sundry orphans of William Coleman, dec’d
who have not come of age with Chloe Coleman, their Guardian and
find the
balance to stand in favor and against the Guardian agreeable to this
acco. herewith
Return’d. Given under our hands this 30
Day of August 1811
Wm Young, Hez.
Puryear, James
Soyars
Recorded: September 16, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 402
Thos Pullin's
Inventory
In obedience to an
Order from
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us Directed we have proceeded to view and appraise the
personal estate of
Thomas Pullin, Deceased as follows to wit:
One Negro man Adam, One Negro woman Beck, One feather Bed, furniture & Stead, One Trunnel Bed,
furniture and Stead, One Feather bed,
furniture & Sted, One walnut desk, One still and worm. One
ox Cart
& Chain, One yoke of oxen, One horse. One pine Chest, One flax
wheel, One
pair Steelyards, One Walnut Candle Stand, One frying pan and iron tea
kittle,
Three Jugs & one butter pot, One large puter dish, one small do,
Seven
plates and two basons and one quart pot, One copper coffee pot, One
earthen
bowl and three earthen plaits, One Stone pitcher & one tea pot, One
iron
Spice morter & pistle, One Candle lanthurn,
One flax hackle,
One large
Bible & one Dictionary, Five small books, Three small books
One pair fire dogs,
One money
Scale, One looking glass & towel, Two butter pots, Old crockery
wear &
two phials, One Cupboard, plantation & Carpenters tools, Cross Cut
saw, Two
Cotton wheels, one flax do,
Five chairs,One
Iron
plate, Dirt pitcher and bowl, One
kettle,shovel and one tongs, One pot oven and iron bason, One tub,
pail, one
piggin, One baker, One walnut table, One loom, one Stey & spools,
Two bags
and hamper basket, One side Saddle, One trunk, One grind Stone, One old
barrel,
one cask, One tub,
One auger, two
bells &
one ax, One hackle, Two hogs, One sow and eight pigs, One no horned
Cow, One
Cow and Calf, Four hoes & two Coulters, Two Cow hides, One cutting
box and
knife, One slay, Six head of hogs, One clock reel
4th
November 1811
Richard Bennett, Mark Anthony, Joeb T/L Adams
Recorded November
18, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 404
Jno Mottley’s Inventory
We the under
Subscribers
being Sworn, as the law directs, appraised the estate of John Mottley
Dec’d as
follows the 6th of January
1811
1 Negro man Sam, 1
Negro
woman Anaby, 1 Negro woman Jinney, 1 Negro girl Ailsey, 1 Negro Boy
Abraham, 1
Yoke Steers, 9 head of Cattle, 15 Sheep, 1 ox Cart, 1 Sorrel mare, 1
Bay ditto,
1 Black ditto,
1 bay filly, a
parcel Tobacco
3400 lbs., 45 Barrels of Corn, 1 Grind Stone, 1 pair iron traces, 1
pair iron
wedges, 6 hilling hoes, 3 Plough hoes & 2 Colters, 3 Sows and pigs,
4
Shoats, Half X Cut Saw, 1 Cutting box and knife, 1 parcel Books, ,
Candle
moulds, brushes &c, 3 Jugs, 1 parcel
Shoe tools, 1 pr flat Irons,
1 parcel tools, 50
Gallons
brandy, 6 Casks, 1 lamb, 2 Cotton wheels, 2 potts, oven &c, 3 tubs
&
two pails,
1 Claw hammer, 1
parcel
pewter, knives & forks, 2 grubing hoes, 4 pole axes, 24 geese, 1
parcel
fodder,
1 pair Steelyards, 6 feather beds , 35 pr new feathers, 6 windsor
chairs, 9 common ditto, 3 ditto ditto,
1 Desk, 1 Walnut table, 1 walnut Chest, 1 pine ditto, 1 Flax wheel, 1
parcel
seed Cotton, 1 Walnut Cupboard & Contents, 1 Sythe and Cradle, 1
Shott gun
and Shott bag, 1 pair fire dogs, 1 Shovel &c, 1 looking glass,
1 pine table, 1
pine cupboard
&c, 1 Bay filley
Total:
£515.7.9
Champness Terry,
Edm.
Fitzgerald, John Adams
Recorded: October
21, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 406
Waddill’s Inventory
Inventory and
appraisment of
the Estate of John Waddill, Dec’d
1 Negro Woman named
Silvy, 1
Negro woman named Betty and Child, 1 Horse, 1 Bed with a bedstead, a
Counterpin, a Sheat, a Cord and Stead, 1 bed & Blankett, 1 quilt, 1
sheat, Stead & Cord, a parcel of
Earthen ware, 1 Square table, 1 pine Chest, 1 Ditto ditto, 1 butter
pot, 2
Table Clothes & Sheat, 2 Water pails, 15 Barrels of Corn, a parcel
of
Shucks and Top Fodder, 2 stacks of Blades, 1 Iron pot & pot hooks,
1 Skittle &
parcel of old
Iron, 2 large axes, a hatchett & a bell, 7 old hoes, 1 Flat Iron,
Drawing
knife and a Curry Comb, 1 Plow and traces, 1 wire Sifter, 2 saddles, 1
Spinning
wheel, 1 Raw hide, 1 Loom, 2 Sack bags, The crop of Tobacco
Total
d819.2 1/3.0
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County, we have this 15th day of November 1811 Viewed and appraised
the Estate of John Waddill, Dec’d as
above stated. Given under our hands
Rich’d Jones, Thos.
Bennett,
John Bennett
Recorded: November
18, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 407
Hampton’s acct.
Currt
This Estate of Thomas Hampton, Dec’d DR In acct Current with John Hampton, Executor. CR
Octo. 10th
1797 To
cash paid Geo Burnett as per prc.acct., Colo.Wilson as pr Do, Charles
Cox as
per Do, John Oldam as per do,
John Macan as per do, Wm Sneed as per do, Joseph Parks as per do, Wm
McCraw as
per do, May Lin Harris as per
do, Mayes, Joseph Harris
as per do, James Devin as per do, Robert
Shelton as per do, Clk of Pittsylvania Court as per Ticketts
To my services
&c
Jno Hampton, Junr
To John Hampton
Exor DR
To 1 Negro boy 1800 & raising the same 9 years
Thomas
Hampton To Jno Hampton, Exor. DR
To
1 Negro Boy born 1801 & raising same 9 years
1803 Augt 18 To my
attending
Pittsl Court in a law suit and Expenses until Oct. 1811 Inclusive
amounting to d18.13.7 1/2
To be
paid in equal proportion by the above John Hampton jun &
Thomas Hampton
James Hampton
proportion
of Sail of Stock amounting to d18.14.0
Preston Hamptons proportion of Do
James Colquitt Do
of Do
George Young Do of Do
John Hampton do of
do
Pittsylvania County to wit
We do hereby
Certify that we
have agreeable an order of Court to us directed, Settled and adjusted
the acct
Current of John Hampton, Exor. Of Thomas Hampton, Dec’d and do find the
same as
above stated. Given under our hands
this 16th Nov. 1811
Ro. Harrison,
Joseph Morton,
Thos Marshall, Mathus Cabiness
Recorded: November 18, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 408
Thos. Pistole’s
list of Sales
A list of the Sales of the property of Thomas Pistole Sen
Deceased made by Henry E.Wilkinson & Thomas Pistole, Executors viz:
1811
March 21 20 Gallons brandy Sold John Pistole
15 gallons do do
to Ditto
1 young hepher sold
to Do
1 small yearling
sold Chs.
Pistole
1 Sow and pigs sold
James
Crenshaw
4 sheap sold to
John Newbell
60 gallons Cyder
sold to S.
Walaker
60
gallons do sold John
Eudaley
Sept 27
1 Steer Sold to
William
Townes, Senr
1 hepher sold to
William
Harris
1 Cow Sold to Ben
Morris
Total:
24.13.2
Sold by us Henry E.
Wilkinson, Thos. Pistole, Exors.
Recorded: December 16, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 409
Brown’s Inventory
An Inventory & appraisment of Henry Brown, Dec’d
33 ½ Barrels
Corn, 1 Stack
top fodder & Shucks, 1 Stack Blades, 1 ditto ditto, 3 sows &
Pigs, 1
Cow bell & Calf, 1 loom, 1 Grind Stone, 1 Sythe & Cradle, 3
pole axes,
2 hilling hoes & 1 grubing hoe, 1 Frow, 2 plow hoes (old), 1 Foot
addz.,
Drawing knife, 2 augers & hand Saw, 1 half Bushel measure, 2 raw
hides, 1
Small pot and hooks, 1 oven & lid, 1 Colter & Haymes, 2 old
barrels, 1
old Saddle & bridle, 1 pewter bason,
1 pewter Dish, 4
plates &
2 knives & forks, 1 pewter Dish, 1bed Stead, 1 700 Slay,
1 350, 1 gum & feathers, 1
piggin, 1 old
pine chest
Total:
£22.17.9
Pittsylvania County
In Conformity to an
Order of
Pittsylvania County Court bearing date October Court 1811 we have
appraised the
Estate of Henry Brown, deceased, as
shown us agreeable to the above list which amounts to twenty two
pounds, 17/9
exclusive of the corn at nine
Shellings per barrel the quanitity of
which is not ascertained at this time and we do report accordingly. Given under our hands this 11th
day of November 1811.
Will. Smith, Robert
Waller,
Stephen Clement
Recorded: December
16, 1811
A/C
Book 4, Page 410
Tanner’s account of Sales
A list of the sales
of the
estate of Mathew Tanner, Dec’d began the 27th day of February 1810 By Creed Tanner the Executor
of the Same
Creed Tanner-To 1
pair money
Scales & horse, 1 pair sheep shears, 1 Piece of Steele, 1 pair of
Stilllyards,
1 flax hatchett, 1 lot
of tools, 3 reap hooks, 1 raw hide, 1 bottle Crocas, 1 pair horse
phlegms, 1
lot tin ware, 1 lot of books, 13 oz spun tow, Basket, 1 pair of Scales
& 2
baskets, 1 old hogshead
Joseph Flippin 1
piece of
Steele
Daniel Mottley , Jun 1 lamb
Benjamin Burgess Dr piece of Iron
Garret Ford 1 well
Chain
Lucy Tanner DR
Shovel &
R. hooks, 1 oven, 1 ox Cart , 10 barrels of Corn, 10 barrels of ditto,
3
chairs, 2 Ditto, 1 Sugar box, 2 Slays, 2 Jugs, 1 earthen dish, 2 butter
pots, 1
lot of pewter, 1 Soop spoon, tallow & wax, 1 lot wood ware, Candle
Stick, 1
chest & 2 vials, 1 flax wheel, 1 pair of Cotton Cards, 1ditto,
ditto
wool, 2 pair of harnesses, 1 bag of
cotton, 1 basket of Cotton, 1 lot of baskets, 1 bag of cotton, 2 tubs, flower tub & 1/2 bushel, parcel of
tow?., 2 tubs & wheat, Tops & Shucks of 1000
lb of
fodder, 10 lb bacon, small barrel &
bags, 4 shoats, 2 barrels, 2 tins, bridle
Sylvany Gardner DR 1 parcel of Coopers Tools, plough, 2
hoes, 1 Coulter & Stock, 1 piece of leather, 1 pair fire dogs
Moses Grigsby 1
pair of hames
& traces, 1 pair of Cards, 1 Cotton wheel
Willliam Stimpson 1
lot of
tools
Anderson Rowel 1 skillet, 1 bed &
furniture, 1 Candle Stick
Francis Duly 1 pot
&
ladle, 1 stack of oats, 1 stack do, 3 chairs, 1 bay filly, 1 Cutting
knife
Nathan Cunningham 1
Oven, old
irons, 4 earthen plates, 1 Side of leather
Daniel Bryant 1
Sithe blade
Tunis Coles Sen 1
plough hoe
Joesph Mottley Sen
1 Cask, 1
hiefer, 5 bee gums, 1 Cask, 1 well bucket
Will. Dobtson 4
sheep, 4
sheep do, 1 table
Stokely Turner DR 1
bull, 1
heifer, 1 Ditto, 1 ditto ditto, 1 bull & heifer, 2 heifers
Thos Tanner DR 1
brass
morter, 1 grid iron, 2 piggins, 1 sorrel mare, 3 barrels corn, 1 Negro
girl
Barton Terry Jr 1
Cow
Abner Lynch 1
Steer, fodder
John Hendrick 1 Sow
Stephen Hardy 5 hogs
The Rev’d Geo
Dodson 2 raw
hides
Josiah Shelton 5
barrels corr
Nehemiah Kello 1 bed & furniture, 1 case
& bottles, 1 Cupboard, teapot & mug, 1 Jug & pitcher
John Waller 1 Shot
gun, 1 lot
of pewter
William Burgess 1
pitcher
Elisha Bryant 1
brass cock, 1
bason, 1 bason & tin, 1 do do, 1 chest,
looking glass, leather, 1 pair
cotton Cards, 1 band box, 3 chairs, 1 side of leather
Asa Tanner 1 Cow, 1 lot of hogs
Spencer Adams 1
pair of shoe
brushes
John Ford DR fodder
John Patterson DR 1 filly
Heath Gardner 4
barrels of
Corn
Also Sales made the
3rd
day of April 1810
Allen Caldwell DR 1
dram
glass & Caster
Nathan Cunningham 1
lot of
Crockery ware, 1 chamber pot, 1 decanter, 1 skillet
Creed Tanner DR 1
lot of
crockery ware, 3 barrels & 3 pr harnesses, 1 lot of Iron, Jointer
Iron, lot
of glasses, 1 X cut saw
Thomas Tanner, Jr 1 lot of crockeryware, 1 bottle & 1
table, 1 basket & barrels, 1 cupboard, 7 beds & furniture, 1
Sad iron,
1 Case knives & forks, 1 tray & griller,
1 real, 4 sheep & 2 labs, 1 pot rack, 1 Cow & Yearling, 1 table
cloth
& towel, 1 do do, 1 basket &c
John Duly DR Churn
& lard
Asa Tanner DR 1 lot
of lumber
Robt White 1 bead
stead &
furniture, 2 hogs, 1 sow & pigs
Frances Duley 1 lot
of
tinware, 1 funnel & coffee mill
John Hendrick 1
Churn
John Patterson 1
butter pot
Geo Shelton 1
Barrel, 1 wheat
Mrs Bryant DR 1
Skillet
Abner Lynch DR 2 barrels of corn
Vincent Hardy DR 1
pot &
hooks
Floyd Tanner 1
barrel
A list of Sales
made the 21st
December 1810
Creed Tanner DR 1
lot of old
tools, 1 do do, 1 Cow & yearling, 1 Oven, 1 rawhide, Tubs, 1 lot of
tools,
1 Sithe
Absolam Hendrick 1
lot of
tools
John H Hendrick 1
grind Stone
Nathan Cunningham 2
hogs
William Oliver 1
yoke of Oxen
Thomas Tanner Jur 1
Sorrel
mare
Thomas Cooper DR 1
flax wheel
Creed Tanner
Recorded January
20, 1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 412
Report of Geo
Sutherland’s Est
In obedience to the
annexed
Order of Pittsylvania County Court, we have examined the account
Current of
John Sutherlin & Geo Sutherlin, former administrators of Geo
Sutherlin,
dec’d, and find a balance of $9 37
Cents to be due to the said administrators.
That the sum of $376 “5.2 which
appears to be due to the decedant's Estate from the said administrators
was
accounted for with the executors of the said Geo Sutherland, deceased, in a credit of the amount of Sales of said
Estate with the Executors of the said Geo Sutherland
Deceased, in a credit of the amount of Sale of said Estate with
the Executor of the said Geo Sutherland, deceased, which will appear in
the
settlement of their acco. Current.
Given under our hands and Seals this 14th day of Nov
1811
Will. Yancey,
Daniel
Sullivan, Hez. Puryear
Recorded: January
20, 1812
A/C Book 4, Page 413 Waller’s acct. Curt.
The Estate of John
Waller,
Senr., Dec'd, DR In account with Samuel Walker, Exor. CR
1809-To Expenses of
five
Hhds. Tobacco, Carriage and expenses of too ditto, Cash paid Jesse
Atkinson for
coffin, paid Joel Mann per acct, Henry Pell Ditto, paid William Stamps
Ditto,
David Fields ditto, paid J. Stimpson ditto, the Surveyor ditto, Sheriff
Pittsy.
For tax 1809, Joseph Flippin per acct., Wm Slayden ditto, John Stamps
do, Jos
Slayden Do, Joseph Flippin Do, Robert Waller Do, Noel & A Waddill
Do, John
Walters do, Thomas Ruffin Do, William Shelton the amt of a Judgment.
1810- March 3 Paid John Waller Jun, Will. Stamps, Gur. of
Pleasant Waller, Ep. White, Gur of Liddy White's children, Pheby
Boulton, Creed
Tanner agent for R. Waller, Wm Walker for Carriage, 3 Hhds Tobacco to
Richmond,
Charles Colley, A Waddill for carriage
1 Hhd. Tobo. To Richmond, Rebecca Waller, James Walker for carriage one
Hhd.
Tobo. To Richmond, Thos. Clark attorney, Funeral charges, Clerk of
Pittsy. for
fees, Creed Tanner per acct., Paid Stokely Turner, Thomas Shelton,
James
Colquhoun, Harris & Brown, Major Price his Legacy, Clerk Pitts.,
Pheby
Boulton amt of Judgmt., The amt of Samuel Walkers acct for Smith's Work
Paid William
Beavers, T
Shelton for Jos Slaydon’s bond, Robert Walters per acct. , W B Banks
atto.,
Doctor Rawley White, Wm Walker, Clerk Rockingham N C, Clerk Pitts.,
Charles
Pistole, John Waller Jun per acct rendered from Jas Colquhoun & Co,
John
Waller, Jun
Contra
1809
By Jas Colquhoun
bond, 6131
lbs refused Tobacco sold, 1350 ditto, 982 for, Joseph Slaydens bond
& Int,
Cash received of Sollomon Stimpson, Cash of Asa Thomas by Rebecca
Waller's
Bond, Samuel Walker's acct. due the
estate, Cash found in the house of the Dec'd , Cash paid Jas Colquhoun
by Jno
Waller Sen for Samuel Waller, Eppa White, John Walter's bond for Rawley
White's
acct, One loan office ceretificate sold for , The Court allows the
Executor for
his services
Total:
d30.18.7
Pittsylvania County
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of said County, we have proceeded to examine the
Vouchers
of Samuel Walker, Executor of John Waller, Dec’d, and find the sum of
thirty
pounds eighteen Shillings
and seven pence due the said
estate from Said Executor agreeable to this Vouchers &c Rendered us.
Given under our hands
J M Williams,
Rich’d Jones,
Joseph Flippin
Recorded: February 17, 1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 415
McLaughland’s
Inventory
An Inventory of the
Estate of
Charles McLaughland , Dec’d, Taken 12th
Day of Nov 1811
1 fat hog, 2 ditto,
4 shoats,
3 do, 6 pigs, 1 old horse, 1 heiffer, 1 Cow, 1 Yearling, a parcel of
flax,
a parcel of Corn,
Hay say 18
barrels, a parcel of nubbins say 2 ½ barrels, 2 stacks of blades
say 800 lb,
a parcel of Tobo.
say 675
lb., 1 Top fodder stack, Shucks, a parcel of Sheave oats Say 350 lbs, 3
sheep,
2 Do, 1 Do, 1 Loom, 6 bushels wheat, 1 old barrel, 2 old bags, 1 Do,
1Do,
Coopers tools, old flax wheel,1 old Saddle, 1 Do, 1 half bushel 25
lbs., 2
washing tubs, 2 pails & 2 piggins, 1 Riddle & sive, old Sifter,
2
pewter basons, 1 Do, 5 pewter plates, 1 pewter dish, 1 Do, 9 Spoons,
knives
& forks, pott & hooks, 1 Dutch oven, 1 Saddle, 1 Trowel, 1 foot
adds. draw knife, 2 iron wedges, 1
broad ax, frow, hand saw, hammer &c,
3
augers, 1 chizle and gouge, 1 pole ax, 2 old grubbing hoes, 1
old hilling hoe, 1 Do, Double Swingletree, 2 old plow hoes and
Swingletrees, 1
Colter & Stock, 3 bells, 5 chairs, 1 gum & Lott, 1 Cask, 1 Hhs,
1 bagg,
1 table, 1 Cubbard, 1 sugar box, 3 bowls, 1 bottle, 1 mug, 1 Do,
Teapot,
mustard pot, 1 Cannister, 4 plates,
1 Pitcher, butter
pot, Jugg,
a parcel of old books, 2 flat irons, 1 Shot gun, Case of Razors, 1 bed
and
furniture and Stead, Do, furniture & Cord, 1 pr Stillard, 6 geese,
1 flask,
Cash $2.42, pr geer, warping bars & Spooling frame
Total:
d209.2.9 1/2
This is to certify
that the
foregoing is a true inventory of the estate of Charles McLaughton, Dec’d as taken agreeable to an order of the
Court of Pittsylvania to us as directed.
Given under our hands this 12th Day of November 1811
Robert Clopton,
Bartin Terry,
David Terry
Recorded: February
17, 1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 416 Farmer’s
Inventory
An Inventory and
appraisment
of the personal estate of Thomas Farmer, Deceased taken the 6th
of
Dec 1811. Viz:
.
6 old hoes, 2 old
plow hoes
& 1 Coller, Sundrie carpenter & Coopers tools, 1 spade, 2
clevices
&one pin,
1 old bell, 5 axes,
2 malaxes & 1 iron wedge, 1 old
wagon & gear, 4 Cows & 3 Calves, 3 young Cattle,
18 head of hogs, 9
sheep , 1
bay mare, 1 Sorrel horse, 1 Small bay mare, 1 negro man Charles, woman
Sylva, 1
negro woman, 1 ditto do Chaney, 1 Ditto girl Sarah, 1 blue Sow, 6 hogs,
1 pig,
1 grind Stone,
1 large pot, 1
Ditto, 1 oven
& hooks, 1 Small skillet, iron pot, 1 oven & lid, 3 pails,1
chirn &
1 barrel,
2 Sifters , 2
powdering tubs,
Sundrie tubs, 1 Cutting knife & box, 1 Sithe & Cradle, 1 X Cut
Saw, 2
old barrels, 1 loom, 1 Small wheal, 1 old barrel & old wheal, 1 bed
bedstead,, 2 Juggs, 1 flax wheal, 2 old pine Chests, Square table, 1
Cotton
wheal, 1 Side Saddle, Cubard & Contents, 1 bed bedstead &
furniture,
Coffee mill, 1 pr. Stillards, 1 pr fire tongues, 3 basons, 3 dishes
& ½
doz. Plates, 1 old Chest, 1 earthren mug,, 1 bowl, 1 butter pot, 1
Sugar
box, 2 earthen dishes, 1/2 doz. Plates,
1 mug, 6 spoons, 5 knives & 6 forks,
1 Holy Bible, 1 hymn book, razer hone,
1 looking glass, 1 pine table, 1 pr spoon molds, 6 old Chairs, 1
bead
furniture & 2 beadsteads, 1 pr old saddle bags, 1 old razor &
Case
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed we have appraised
the
personal estate of Thomas Farmer, Deceased to us shown as above First
being
duly qualified.
Ralph Smith, Chs
Clement,
John L Adams, Charles Callaway,
Sr
1 small Sow & 6
pigs, 1
pr fat (sic) irons, 1 Candle mold, 1 old bryer sithe, 1 small tin
water, 2 old
slays
Total:
d565.1.0
Recorded: February 17, 1812
A/C
Book 4 Page 417
Inventory of David
Patrick’s Estate
The estate of David
Patrick
In account With Sam’l Pannill
1810
Septem. 19 - 16 lbs
Sugar, 1
Knife, 1 doz. needles, 1 lb Coffee, 2 Butter potts
Value paid Miss
Salley
Patrick (in Goods)
October 13 - 15 lb
Iron, pd
Enock Organ
October 31 Cash
paid John
Turner Exor. of Benjamin Lankford for 20 Barrels Corn per Rect, Amt
paid ditto
for 6 Barrels ditto Sold on a credit per Rect.
Nov 3 - 2 Chest
Locks, 2
Thimbles, 2 pare Locks, 1 piece ck Cotton 20 yards, 1 ditto ditto 20
yards, 5
yards ditto, 100 10 dy Cut nails, 4 lb cheese,
1 doz. Needles, 1/2 Bushel Salt
Cash paid
Cornelious McHaney
for 8 Barrels corn per Rect.
Nov 12 - 1 Side
upper Leather,
12 ½ lb Sole Leather
Nov 14 Nathan
Betterton for
15 ½ lb Butter
Nov 21 1 Sack Salt,
41 Bushel
Bran
Nov 22 1 Butter
pott, 18 ½ lb
Sugar, 10 lb Coffee, ¼ lb Allum, 40 Bushels Bran
Nov 27 Cash paid Wm
Clark for
1 Cow
Nov 29 1 lb copper
rap, ¼ lb
Pepper, 1 pr Steilyards, 1 pair Cards
Nov 30 Thomas Fox
for Turning
per Bill & Rect., ½ lb allspice, 32 Bushels Bran
December 4 -
William Worsham
for his Nett, part of Tobacco made in 1809 per Rect.
Dec 6 - 27 Bushels
Bran
Dec 11 - 400 8 dy
wood nails
Dec 29 4 ½
lb Crawley Helle/Stolle, 1
paine windsor Glass, Cash paid John Hunt for Schooling Fanney
Patrick per Rect
1811
Jany 1 - amount
your Smith's
acct for 1810
Jany 2 - Samuel
Nowlin for
his acct per acct & rect.
Jany 8 - James
Pemberton for
Tax per Rect
Jany 23 - 45
½ Bushels Bran
Februa 4 - 32 lb
Iron, 55
Bushels Bran, 1 almanack, Tickler, 1 Bunch Bees, 1 Curry comb, 100 8 dy
cent
nails
Feby 15 - 23 lb Cotton
Mar 11 - 2 Tumblers, 1 lb pins
Mar 23 - 1 paper
ink
powder, 65 Bushell Bran
Mar 25 - 1 Bushel
Flax Seed
April 3 - Joseph Uhane for making Tobo. Hhds per Rect.
Apr 11 - 2 Gallons
molasses,
18 ¾ lb Cotton, 100 8 dy nails
Apr 16 - Cash paid Clerk of Pittsylva per Tickets, Ditto paid ditto per ditto
Apr 24 John Turner
for Haling
corn from Lankfords per Rect.
May 4 - 1 ½
yards Cambrick, 1
quire paper
May 8 - Cash paid
Sam’l
Noulin for Carriage & Ferriage of 1 Hhd Tobo to Lynchburg per Rect
May
15 - Cash paid John Organ
for Surveying whepring Land per Rect
May
16 - Cash paid Sam’l Noulin for 31 feet top Fodder per Rect
May
17 - 20 lb Sugar, 2 Gallons Molasses, 42 Bushels Bran
May
20 - George Dejarnatt for Plank & Leantting
per Rect
June
3 - 1 Sack Salt, 22 ½ lb Iron
June
12 - 6 yards calico, 1 Jug, 1 hand saw,
2 1/2 yards divity, 1 Knife 1 doz. maskes
June
18 - Cash paid Turning up 5 Hhds Tobo
June
27 - 1 yard Callico
July
10 - 1 Barrel Herrings
July 15 - Cash paid Wm Whitlow for 1 Cotton wheel per Rect
July
27 - Edward Douglass for Halling 4 Hhds Tobo to Lynchburg per Rect,
Cash , 1
oz. Arontea?
August
12 - 3 lb Bees Wax, Balance for 5 ½ yards Substring, 1 Vial Jacop, 1 mug, 1 oz nuns thread,
100
4 dy nails cut
August
13 - 4 ¾ lb Loaf Sugar, 1 frying pan
August
22 - Cash paid Wm Clark Sheriff of Pittsylva. Tax & per Rect.
August 23 - 50 lb
Sugar, 1 yd
indio cotton
August 27 - Cash pd. Wm Clark Sheriff of Pittsylv.your tax for 1811 per Rect.
Sept 12 - Sam’l
Pannill &
Co for Season 1 mare to Boxer due 25th Dec 1810, 100 8dy cut
nails,
2 chamber pots, the 6th
Instant per man George, 9 ¼
Harness leather, 9th
Instant, 5 per Cent Commission allowed for Trouble, Expense for
collecting
£136.15.2 since Settlement 4th Septer 1810
Balance due the
Estate of D L
Patrick Enclusive of 5016 lb Tobacco unsold
1810 Sept 4 - By Balance due per acct Settled by the Commissioners to be returned to Pittsylvania Court
Sep 23 6 ¾
Gallons Brandy
Rec’d of Wm Raine on act rent 1809
Nov 22 - 137
½ Gallon Brandy
1811
Jany 29 - Cash
rec’d of
George Pannill, Exor of Wm Pannill, per Jenmial
Pannill
June 13 - 5016 lb
tobo. your
part of 5 Hhds inclusive of overseers part made in 1810 to be accounted
for
agreeable to Sales when Sold
Enoch Organ for 1/6 part of carriage and turning up 6 Hhds.
July 6 119 38/60
Bushels of
Wheat abt. to Stand as credit the 6th Dec 1810 the time the
last of
the crop was delivered.
Moses Craddock for
so much
rec’d 17th January
1810 on acct rect fir 1809
Sept 11 Cash rec’d
of Wm
Clark for Tobo. put in his Hd.
Sept 19 By Int on
432 12 1
½ from 4th Sept 1810 till this day.
1811
Apr 19 By Balance
& debit
exclusive of 5016 lb Tobo unsold as stated above.
Total:
£421.12.4 ½
Pittsylvani County
In obedience to an
Order of
Pittsylvania County Court dated August Court 1811, We have Settled the
account
Current of Sam’l Pannill Exor. of David F Patrick deceased agreeable to
the
written Statement & have compared the Same with the Vouchers and
report a
Balance due the Estate of D F Pataraick of four hundred and twenty one
pounds
12/4 ½ exclusive of five Thousand & 16 pounds of Tobacco
which is listed as
a credit in the Within account & yet remains unsold.
Given under our
hands this 19th
Day of September 1811
Wm Smith, Joshua
Stone,
Philip L Grasty
Recorded: March 16,
1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 421
Pannil’s acct Currt
The Estate of David Pannill In account with Sam’l Pannill
1810
Novem 9th
To amt
paid John Shelton for a trip to the Western
County collecting runaway Debts per Rect.
Decm 18 Cash paid P
R Gilmer
per Rect
1811
February 13 Cash
paid John
Dabney atto. fee &c vs Sinns admr. per Rect
March 8 Cash paid
James
Graham for advertising the lands of Henry Brown & Joseph Leak per
Rect
April 13 Cash paid
Clerk of
Patrick per Ticketts
April 16 Cash paid
Clerk of
Pittsa. Per Ticket, Ditto paid ditto per Ditto
May 15 Cash paid
Sam’l Irvine
bals. of Cost of said per Rect, Cash paid for 2 Clerks tickets, Campbell
June 26 Cash paid
Sheriff of
Henry per Ticket, Ditto paid Jailor of ditto per ditto
August 22 Cash paid
William
Clark Sheriff of Pittsylva. per tickets
Septem 19 - 5 per
cent
allowed for trouble and Exps. on Collecting £323.17.7 ¾
Paid Bethenia
Pannill widow
of the deceased per rect
Heirs of Davidf
Pannill for
this sum transferred to their acct with their Guardian
1810
Sept 8 By Cash
rec’d of John
Bruce for John Dabney
Oct 24 Cash rec’d
of Gabriel Penn per Peachy R Gilmer atto, Ditto
Rec’d of Abraham McMillon per Ditto, Deduct Lawyers Commission
Oct 25 Stephen
Lankford for
amt his Debt
Novm 9 Amt rec'd of
Wm Jones
(uncle &c) in horse flesh in Kentucky, Ditto rec’d of Ditto in
ditto, Ditto
rec’d of Ambrose Jones in Ditto, Cash Rec’d of Mary Todd, Cash rec’d of
Thomas
Todd for bala. Of Cash sent to pay Tax of Land D. P. Sold to S. Calland
Dec 5
Cash rec'd of William Henderson
Dec 14 John Turner
for so
much assumed in part Samuel Irby's Debt per Rect.
Dec 18 Cash rec’d
of Gabriel
Penn for P R Gilmer
1811
March 20 Cash rec’d
of Grasty and Pannills, Cash rec’d of
Chloe
Shelton, John Lewis & Abraham Shelton for their note dated 18th
Instant and due 1 March 1812 with Interest from the date in full for
Chloe
Shelton's Debt
June 18 Cash rec’d
of Lewis
Jones per acct. , Cash rec'd of James Linn per William Wimbish admr. on
part
Execution per rect.
July 6 Cash rec’d
of Sam’l
Irby per John Turner Jr
Augt 21 Cash rec’d
of James
Linn per Wm Wimbish admr. per rect
Augt 22 Cash rec’d
of Geo
McNealey
Sept 19 Cash rec’d
of Gaines
& Beggarly per Wm Clark Shff.
Pittsylvania County
In obedience to an
Order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date August Court 1811, We
William
Smith, Joshua Stone, Senr & Philip L Grasty named in the said Order
have
Settled the account Current of Samuel Pannill, Exor of D. Pannill,
Dec’d, with
the Vouchers as exhibited in the said account as herewith Stated and
find the
same to be balanced on this day. Given
under our hands this 19th day of September 1811
Wm Smith, Joshua
Stone,
Philip L Grasty
Recorded: March 16, 1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 423
Sam’l
Pannill’s Gdn Acct
DR The heirs of David Pannill, Dec’d, In a/c with Sam’l Pannill, Guardian
1810
Sept 4th
1 Thimble
for Eliza L Pannill
Nov 13 Francis Chumbly, Const. for attaching Fredk Shelton's property for rent in 1808 per rect.
Dec 25 1 new Ogno.
shirt for
Negro Dick, 1 pr yarn Stockings for ditto
Dec 28 1 qt brandy,
1 oz
allois, medicine for Negro Sally , 1 hat furnished Negro Jack
Dec 29 Sam’l
Pannill & Co
for 2 blankets for Negro Patt & children
1811
Jany 14 1 quart
port Wine for
Negro Letty
Feby 13 Cash paid
Cost of Suit Crump vs S Pannill, Guardian
per rect.
from John Dabney
March 2 1 oz. alloes, 1 qt. Whiskey for Negro Letty
April 16 Cash paid
Clerk of
Pittsylvania per Ticketts, Bethemia Pannill for expenses from 1st
Jany. 1810 per Rect.
May 15 Cash paid
Doctor G Cabbell for medicine for Negro Letty
per rect.
July 6 - 1 V. E
Vitrol, 1 lb
Sugar, Ginger for Negro Letty
Aug 22 Cash paid
William
Clark Shiff Pittsylva per ticket, Ditto paid
“ “ Tax per his acct.
Aug 27 Ditto paid
Tax for
1811 per Rect.
Sept 12 Samuel Pannill & Co for Cash paid
Rich’d Jones for E S Pannill
per Rect, ditto ditto for 1
blanket furnished Negro Peter
1st Jany. 1810.
Sept 13 Cash paid
Layton
Yancey, Sheriff Tax per rect
Sept 19 5 per cent
Comms.
allowed for Trouble & Expenses on Collecting £493.4.1 ¾ rec’d since Settlement 4th Sept
1810
Balance due the
Orphans
1811
Sept 12 By Amount
bought from
Contra
Samuel Pannill
& Co for
Cash they rec’d of John Lewis on acct.
Rent for 1810
Sept 19 Interest on
d40.0.0 which
was received & omitted in Settlement
in September 1810.
Interest on
£2111.2.4 1/2
from 4th September 1810 till this day
Estate of David
Pannill for
this sum transferred from that account.
Sept 19 By bal. due
as above
CR
1810
Sept 4 By balance
due per
acct. settled by the Commissioners and returned to Pittsylvania Court. Hire of Negroes Jack & Dick for 1809,
Ditto ditto for 1810 due at the end of the year
Sept 10 Cash rec’d
of Rich'd Goggins in full for his Note and
Int.
Oct 24 Cash rec’d
of Thomas
Stone in part of hire for Peter
Dec 15
Benjamin Jones Sen for hire of Negro
Richardson for 1807 per Note rendered.
Ditto ditto for
hire of said
Negro for 1808 & Interest on Note rendered
Ditto ditto for
hire of said
Negro for 1809 and Interest on note rendered
Ditto ditto for hire of said Negro for 1810 due 25th December 1810 per Note rendered
Dec 29 Samuel
Pannill &
Co for balance of Thomas Stone's note & Interest for hire of Negro
Peter
1811
Jany 26 Cash rec’d
of Charles
Lewis per Jno East & Drury Casey in part for rent of Hollow
Plantation for
1810
By Isaac Tines for
his note
& Interest for hire of Negro Letty for 1810 rendered
Apr 16 Samuel
Pannill &
Co for 1 month hire of Negro Betty
May 3rd
Cash
received of Issac Coles for his note & Interest for hire of Negro
Peter for
1810
Sept 12 Samuel
Pannill &
Co for Cash the received of Wm Dave Sen. the 21st of Dec last
Ditto ditto for
ditto they
received of ditto the 12th of June last
Ditto ditto for
ditto they
received in full for note & Interest rendered him
30th Aug last
Pitttsylvania County
In conformity to an
order of
the Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania to us directed bearing date August
Court
1811, We have Stated and Settled the
Guardian account of Samuel Pannill, Guardian of the Orphans of David
Pannill,
dec’d, and compared the same with the Vouchers and report a balance due
from
the Guardian to the Orphans of Twenty five hundred and thirty pounds,
Eight
Shillings & 11 ¾ agreeable to this within Statement. Given
under our hand
this 19th day of September 1811
William Smith,
Joshua Stone,
Philip L Grasty
Recorded: March 16,
1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 425
H
Barksdale’s Inventory &c
22nd
February 1812
In obedience to an
order to
us directed from the Court of Pittsylvania, have met and being first
Sworn,
proceeded to appraise the personal Estate of Henry H Barksdale, Dec’d,
as
follows. To wit:
Two feather beds
& one
Counterpin, One chaney press, two tables, Five Setting chairs, A parcel
of old
books, Two trunks, Pots & a pair of Pot Hooks, One spinning wheel,
three
hogsheads, Four lite Casks, Eight old hoes, Three grubbing do, One
coalter, One
Cutting Knife, one draw &c and one steel for cuttings, One pair of
Hames,
two plows & one Swingletree, A parcel of old Iron, One ax, One
Loom, One
Cow
We the appraisers
agreeable
to an order of the Court of Pittsylvania hath this day proceeded to
appraise
the above property being all that is delivered to us by Mrs Molley Barksdale, and stated by her the above
contains
a/cthe estate of the above deceased and being called on by the Sheriff
for all
the estate that was in the possession of Henry H Barksdale at his death
which
she acknowledges to be eleven Negroes, one yoak of oxen, and two beds
and two
head of cattle which said property she claims as her own &
childrens and
refuses to deliver to us to be appraised.
Thos. Anderso,
Step. Coleman,
Willis Glass
Recorded March 16,
1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 427
Rich’d Bennetts Inventory
Pittsylvania County. We the appraisers of Richard Bennet, Dec’d,
properly has made & proceeded as the law directs agreeable
to list
that the Executors has shown us
3 dutch ovens, 3
pots &
hooks, one pair of fire dogs, 1 skillet & frin pan ,
3 pot racks and fourteen pewter plates, 4 dishes, 6 basons &
3 spoons, one Shoner and Earthen
Dish, 2 earthen pitchers, 1 loom and Sundry Wooden Vessels, one Negro
woman
Sarry & two children, 1 fellow George, Lucy and two Children, Nancy
a girl,
2 axes, 1 waggon and gears, 4 head of
horses, two Cows and 1 Calf, 8 head of hogs
half
Dozen Chears, one desk, one book, one coffee
mill & candle stick, one pine chest, one warnot chest, Sugar box
&
bottel, one bed and furniture and Waggon Cloth, one Side saddle, three
beds
&c, one bottle and Small Skillet, ½ dozen knives & eight
forks and
Candle box, one lantern & Earthen tea pot, Sundry Earthen Ware and
Glasses,
Two spinning wheals, One looking glass & Candle moles, One pair of
fire
tongs & Shovel, One pair of fire dogs,
Sundry Iron tools, Three plows and Coalter & ten hoes, 5 geese
&one
bottle, pare of Saddle Bags, one pair of Stillards, one Gun and one
Saddle,
three thousand weight of Tobacco & decanter, one Grid Iron, 2 beds
and
furniture & barrel, table
Daniel C Edward,
David Vance,
John Witcher
Recorded March 16,
1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 428
Keziah Sparks acct Curt
The Estate of Keziah Sparks, Dec’d, In acct with Adam Sutherlin, Committe thereof DR
1811 Cash paid
William
Tunstall, Esq.
1810 July 1/2 barrel corn delivered the decadant.
1812 Jany 18 Paid
William
Dunkin & Thomas Sparks per acct. & Rect
1811 March Support of 1cow and yearling 28 days, 2 days
work of my ox Cart and driver, Paid William Tunstall for the Copy of
the
Inventory
Jany 18 1812 My Trouble of feeding Stock hogs 28 days
In obedience to the
annexed
Order of Pittsylvania County Court we have examined, Stated and Settled
the
account Current of Adam Sutherlin, Committee of the Estate of Keziah
Sparks,
Dec'd, and find the said Estate indebted to him the above sum of $12.41
cents, we find also that he has
accounted with Larkin Ford, administrator of the Estate of the said
Keziah
Sparks, dec'd per his rect for all the Estate belonging to the said
Deceased
except the Sundry articles mentioned in the list herewith returned
which we
deem a Sufficient acco. for the balance.
Given under our hands this day and date above written.
Wm Yancey, Carter
Mickelburrough, Redmond Fallon
A List of Sundry
articles
belonging to the Estate of Keziah Sparkes dec'd which is comprised in
this
inventory thereof which was sold by
Larkin Ford, administrator of said Estate and not Complied in his
receipt for
the balance of the said Estate and used for the Support of the
decedant's
Children and Support of stock &c viz:
3 Barrels Corn used
by the
family & support of Stock
2 Fattend hoggs
used by the
family
1 Ditto Claimed by
M. Brooks
Sparks & used by him
3 Turkeys used by
the family,
4 1/2 gallons Brandy used by ditto
1 pair pot hooks
belonging to
one of the legatees and given up
1 piggin claimed by
Edmund Sparks & delivered him
1 pewter plait
melted &
not sold in the day sale
1 Jug, drawing
knife, wedge,
and 1 pr traces which was in the possession of Mat. B Sparks, one of
the
Legatees who has never delivered them & refuses to do so
1 hand saw of no
account
& an old with other old lumber
2 Frigen Irons and
one open
ring sold by the administrator
1 pole ax Sold by
ditto
1 1/2 Gallons
brandy used the
day of Sale
March 1, 1811 –
Then received
of A Sutherlin, Committee of Keziah’s Sparks, dec’d property:
3 barrels of corn,
1 top
stack and shucks, 1 blade stack, 4106
lbs blade fodder, 1 cow, 5 hogs and 10 pigs, the pork of 2 hogs - 145
lbs , 6
geese, 7 moby Stands, 2 Cyder Casks, 15 gallons brandy, 1 cask, 2 feather beds, 2 bead quilts,2 Counterpins,
1 pine Cupboard, 1 Walnut table, 2 bead steads, 2 coten wheals, 1 flax
wheel, 1
iron pott, 1 dutch oven, lead and hooks, 1 loom, one chearn, 1 skillet,
2 old
flat irons, 1 piggin, one looking glass, 1 six hundred slay, 2 pewter
dishes, 2
old basons, 7 old pewter plates, 6 old spoons, 1 sugar box, 2 candle
sticks, 4
chairs, 2 teapots, 1
jugg,
2 gees, 1 bottle, 1 Cullender, 1 Womans Saddle, old books
&c, 1 plow
hoe, 1 ax, 1 weding hoe, 2 hand saws, 1 tomhock, 1 Iron Spice Mortor, 1
hackle,
3 ducks, 1 bread tray, pair of shears, 2 small augers, 3 small barels,
1 old
sythe blade, 1 pare of old cards, 1 bell, 12 lbs of cotton, 2 fish
gigs, the
Sole of 1soope spoone, old Scraps of Iron &c,
I say rec’d by me
blade Stack
Enterlined
Larkin Ford, Admrs.
Recorded: March 16, 1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 430
Woody of Blades Gdn Acct
In obedience to an
order of
the Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed, we have examined and
Settled
the Guardian account of James Woody to the orphans of Joseph Blades,
Dec’d. To wit:
Joseph and John
Blades – And
find that the said Woody has
received the Sum of eighteen pounds, sixteen
Shillings and ten pence from the Sale of a Negro in the County of New
Kent sold
by the Sheriff of that county for sundry purposes.
We also have viewed an acct of James Woody for sundries
furnished
the orphans to the amount of Four pounds after deducting the four
pounds we are
of opinion that the balance of the d 18.16.10 should go to the said Woody,
Guardian for
the trouble and expenses in prosecuting a Suit to recover the said
£18.16.10
Given under our
hands this 13th
day of February 1812.
Rich'd Jones, John
Walters,
Sto. Turner
Recorded: March 16, 1812
A/C Book 4,
Page 430
Dupuy's Gdn Acct.
DR
Polley Dupuy orphan of John Dupuy Dec’d In acct current
with Robert Dupuy, her Guardian.
1810
July 10 To cash
paid Sheriff
of Pittsa.
Sept 28 - Expenses
incur'd at
the Division of the estate of John Dupuy, Dec’d
Cash paid James M
Williams,
Commissioner of the Revenue for transfer of land
Dec 27 - Paid for
Expenses of
hiring Negroes, Cash paid for Clerks Ticket in the year 1810
1812
March 21- Cash paid
Thomas H
Clark
April 18 - cash
paid J
Lansdown, Commission at 5 per cent, To Balance per contra
Contra
1811 Dec 25 - By
Baoter Irby
for the hire of a Negro named Chloe, Layton Wood for hire of Negro
Delpha
1812
Mar
Cash rec'd of Jno Keesee, Jun
April 18 Bal due
the Guardian
Pursuant to an
order of the
Worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County bearing date March Court 1812
directing
us to examnine, date, settle, & adjust the account of Robert Dupuy,
Guardian of Polly Dupuy orphan of John
Dupuy, Dec’d, with the said Orphan and after examing the account and
exhibits
produced to us, we found a balance of
one pound, one Shilling and five pence as stated within due
Robert
Dupuy, Guardian of Said Orphan. Given
under our hands this 18th of
April 1812.
J. Lansdown, Joel
Willis,
Champness Terry
Recorded April 20,
1812
A/C
Book 4, page 431
Robert Wynne's acct. curt
DR
The Estate of Robert Wynne, deceased, With Thomas Worsham, admr
of said Estate CR
To cash paid
William Yancy as
per acct, to ditto ditto Nathaniel Wilson, to ditto ditto Isaac Hill
ditto, to
ditto ditto John Barnett ditto, Samuel
Stone per account, ditto ditto Thompson Robertson per ditto, Joseph
Cowen, John
Noble, Thomas Barnett, William Beavers, Harris & Brown, Gregory
&
Fravell, Robert Harrison, William Johns, Peter Irby, Jesse Munday,
Thomas
Worsham, William Tunstall, Thomas Harris on an Execution Book, John
Smith on
ditto ditto, James Colquhoun as per
acct, Ditto William Yancey, William Tunstall Tickets, to ditto for
Thomas
Worsham Expenses going & returning from the County of Brunswick, to
Commission allowed the admr. for transacting the business of the Estate
of one
half per cent on d 266.1.5, To
Cash paid William
Tunstall, to ditto ditto Phil P Adams, to entering on record 10/6, By
cash of
William Yancey, John Worsham, Isaac
Hill, Alexander Brown, Robert Ferguson, William Linn, Eppa Stone, Thomas Worsham, William Stanfield, Daniel
Brice, William Walker, Thomas Stewart, Stockley Turner, Richard Gowen,
Thomas
Worsham, James D Patton, Hickman Spiller, Thomas B Fontain, John
Farguson,
Lewis Gatewood, Joel Man & Sam'l & Scott, John Barnett from
Robert
Edwill.
In obedience to an
order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania made at the August term A.D. 1810, we
have
Stated and Settled the account Current of the Estate of Robert Wynne,
Dec'd
with Thomas Worsham, his Administrator, as will appear above and find
there is
a balance of fifteen Shillings & eight pence half penny remaining
in the
hands of the said Admr. Given under our hands this 5th of
March A D
1812
Francis Dabney,
John Noble,
Nath. Wilson
Recorded March 16,
1812
A/C
Book 4, Page 433
Thos
Watson's Inventory
An Inventory of the
Estate of
Thomas Watson, Dec’d:
! Negro Woman, Gin, and her child Henry, 1 ditto named Betty and
her child, Joe, 1 Negro woman Judy,
1 Boy Simon, 1
negro girl
Sary, 1 Boy named Sampson, Lucy nothing, one Red Steer, one one horned
Cow, 1
milk and cider Cow & Calf, 1 bell, Cow & Calf, 1 Red Hefer, 1
Black do
white face, 8 sheep, 1 ox Cart,
1 bay mare, 1
Sorrel mare, 1
Still, 1 bed &c, parcel of pewter,
1 poplar table, 1 chest, 1 flax wheel, old chest, 4 chairs, Grind
Stone, frow,
wedge & old Saw, 1 cotton wheel, 1 pot, 1 Dutch oven, 1 skillet,2
water
vessels
Total: d 515.0.0
Persuant to an
order of the
worshipful Court of Pittsylvania, We the Subscribers have appraised the
Estate
of Thomas Watson, dec'd, as appears from the foregoing statements. Given under our hands the 16th
day of March 1812.
Samuel M Lovell, Wm
Rawlins,
Daniel Dunbar
This day Samuel M
Lovell, Wm
Rawlins & Daniel Dunbar made oath before me.
Thomas H Wooding, a
Justice of
the Peace for said County to the foregoing appraisement to the best of
their
Judgment
16th of
March 1812
Tho. H Wooding
Recorded March 17,
1812
A/C Book 4,
Page
435
C
Shelton’s acct Current
DR
the Estate of Crispin Shelton, deceased, in acco with Susan
Shelton, Exec, Charles J & Abra. C Shelton, Executors
1807
January 2- Pd Sam’l
Pannill
& Company in full Bond and Acct per State.
Feby 7- Wm Barnes
in full of
Bond
Feby 17- Exrs of
Daniel
Pannill, deceased, bala. Exor. & Bond per Stat.
May 18- James
Whitehead in
full a/c, Expense of Sale, John Lewis in full per a/c
1808 May 16 John
Dabney fee
per a/c, do do per rect am’d May 18.1807
1807 May 19 Amt
taxes per a/c
June 15 – Sheriff’s
ticket,
Richard Johnson full amt Judg. vs us as Security for William Shelton
Sept 15 Henry Ward
per bond,
Doctr Madison per acct and rect.
Sept 21 – Samuel
Yates do do
Oct 23 Thompson
Robertson do
do
Nov 14 Avory
Mustaine per
bond, Rich’d Johnson per bond
Dec 21
David Hunt per bond
1808
Feby 21 Francis
Dabney per
rect. For fee
March 21 Robertson
Shelton ,
Executor of Chloe Shelton, deceased, per bond, Wm Yancey Shff
Commission on
debt from Tavanor Shelton which has since been rec’d and credited in
this
accout, Wm Tunstall fee bill
May 16 Wm Wimbish
admr of
James Linn, deceased per State.
June 11 To Pd John
Smith per
a/c and rect., Sheriff’s ticket per do
Dec 19 Wm Yancey
fee bill
1809
Jany 31 – Joseph
Motley,
Exor, in full Judgment
May 15 Wm Leigh
prect
expenses going to Georgia to Collect debt due from Lumkin, Doctor
Fitzgerald
per a/c and acct, William Ward per acct.
1810
March 17 – Benjamin
Gosney
per bond State &c
July 27 – William
Tunstall
fee bill
Nov 23 - John Dabney per rect., Wm Leigh per do
Nov 27 – Leroy
Shelton per
a/c and Rect., John Shelton for 10 barrels Corn amt March 14, 1807
1811
Aug 1 - For inserting 1 notice in the Star, do do do
in the Prep.
Aug 19 – Cash
deposited to
pay cost of Suit Johnson vs Saml & others, in full my
proportionable part a
debt recovered vs me as Exor as joint Secy. for Ro. Shelton, to David
Pannill
Exors
1812
Feby 29 - Samuel Pannill per rect, Avery Mustaine amt
May 15, 1807 per a/c and rect.
April 16 – to
Balance due as
per Contra
1807
Jany 2 – 209
½ pounds machine
Cotton Sold S. Pannill & Co,
Feby 7 –Cash rec’d
for 1 Hhd
Tobo. note 1373 lbs
April 29 – do do do
1426 lbs,
deduct John Shelton’s part as overseer, Deduct carriage ferriage and
Expenses
May 19 - Cash received for Militia Claims, Mary
Martin per Claim
June 13 – Cash
rec’d of
Zacheriah Irby in full his a/c
Aug 18 - Rec’d of Vincent Shelton Bala. his a/c per
State., Amount Sales made 14th of May last
Oct 19 – Rec’d of
James F
Johnson in Full his a/c per State., By cash received of Samuel Irby in
full
1808
Dec 19 – Do
Stokeley Turner
in full his debt per Shffs State.
1809
Jany 20 “ of ditto for Tickets paid for him By cash
rec’d of Shff. Infull of Exor vs William Shelton for money paid, Rich’d
Johnson
as Secy. for which a Suit is now pendending Jas F Johnson Ptiff.
Sept 29 – Cash
rec’d of the
Exor. of Crispin Shelton, Sen, deceased, in full of Legacy
1810
Nov 23 - Cash rec’d of E Jones in full a Judgment vs
Tavernor Shelton & said Jones
1811
July 15 – Cash
rec’d in
closed from Tho. W Cobb (Georgia, payment in full of a Debt vs Joseph
Lumpkin,
admr. per State. Deducting postage
1812
April 16 – By
balance due the
Estate
Pittsylvania County
In obedience to an
order of
the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date March Court 1812, we have
Stated
and Settled the account Current of the Estate of Crispin Shelton, Dec’d
with
Susanna Shelton, Extrix, & Charles J Shelton and Abra. C Shelton,
Exors per
account within Stated and have Examined the Exhibits accompanying the
Same and
find no receipt for a part of the Debt of £ 117.6.5 paid Jas
Motley, Exor say
to the amount of £ 19.4.4.. but such papers as will authorize us
to insert the
amount as paid and do report a balance of nine pounds, ten Shillings
and 9/3
due the said Estate the Exors., Extrix prefering any Compensation that
may be
allowed them for trouble and Expenses to be laid over till a future
time of
Settlement. Given under our hands the
16th day of April 1812.
Wm Smith, Philip L
Grasty,
Samuel Stone
Recorded: April 20, 1812
A/C Book Page
438
Jas
Henderson ‘s Inventory
Inventory of the
Estate of
James Henderson, Dec’d, the 31 January 1811 by Wm Smith, Exor
1 Negro Man Peter,
one Negro
man Laud, one Negro woman Dinah and child Sally, one Black mare, 1 bay
mare and
filly, 1 Bay mare, 1 Red Cow and Calf, 1 Red Cow broken horn, 1 red Cow
&
pide Calf, 1 Brindle Cow & Calf, 1 Brindle Cow & Yearling, 1
Red Cow, 1
Black Cow, 1 pided Cow, 4 Yearlings, 4
Sheep and 1 bell,1 black sow, 3 barrows and 1 sow, 1 Shoat, 5 pole
axes, 10 old
weeding and hilling hoes, 3 mattox and 1 grubbing hoe, 2 old hatchets,
2
Coulters, 2 old plow hoes, 1 pair Iron Wedges, 3 Clevis & pins and
2
swingletrees, 2 pair traces and haymes, 3 pair iron traces, part of 1
log
Chain, 1 hand saw and 1 pair do , 1 X cut saw, 1 froe, 1 foot adze, 1
auger and
drawing knife.
1 lot old irons, 1
old Straw
knife, 2 Curl boxes & hackles, 3 Bells old and 1 Collar, 1 old
sieve, 1
pair old Cart wheels & Irons, 1 Bed and furniture, 1 do do, 1 Still
and
Worm, 1 flax wheel, 1 do do, 1 Chest, 6 reap hooks, 1 mans saddle, 6 pewter basons, gallon, 7 ditto ditto 2 qt, 2
ditto ditto and 1 porringer, 3 large
pewter Dishes, 3 smaller pewter dishes, 16 pewter plates, 1 Ladle and
soup spoon,
13 pewter spoons, 2 pewter measures & 1 Candle mold, 1 Safe Eur.
&
glassware, 5 knives & 6 forks, 1 pr steelyards,
1 pr spoon moulds, 1 Iron trivet, 1 Book Shelf & tins, 2
Iron
Candle Sticks, 1 Sad Iron, 1 Family Bible & 4 other books, 1 pewter
bason 3
qt, 1 Walnut cupboard and contents, 1 shot gun, 1 pine chest, 1 do do,
1 small
walnut table, 1 pine table, 1 do do, 1 walnut chest, 1 small trunk, 1
looking
glass, 5 Jugs, 3 butter potts, 11
Chairs, 1 case & 5 bottles, 1 pair
Sheep Shears, 1 tin trumpet, 1 pine cupboard, 1 pr fire dogs, 1 large
pot and
hooks, 1 small pot, 2 pots and hooks, 2
ovens & hooks, 1 do, 1 Skillet & lid, 1 Skillet, 1 mortor &
pestle,
1 frying pan, 1 Gridle, 2 Skimmers & 1 fork, 1 Brass kettle, 1 iron pot rack, 1 old pot, 1 grind Stone, 2
Casks, 8 old tubs, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 do do, 3 old Slays, 2 Shovels, 1
tub, 4
piggins
Total:
£ 383.4.6
Persuant to a
Commission from
the County Court of Pittsylvania bearing date January Court 1811, we
Joshua
Stone Sen, Philip L Grasty and Wyatt
Haley, being first Sworn have appraised the Estate of James Henderson,
Dec’d,
agreeable to the foregoing list. Given
under our hands, this 31st day of January 1811.
Joshua Stone, Sen,
Phillip L
Grasty, Wyatt Haley
A parcel of the
corn, a
parcel of Tobacco not prized
One Hhd Tobo.
prized & on
the plantation, Stocks, blade, fodder,
Top fodder wheat & oats
Will. Smith, Exor.
Of Jas
Henderson, Dec’d
1811 January 31 Received of Wm Smith, Exor. Of
James Henderson, Dec’d, the property
agreeable to the above list, also one
bed & furniture which was given to me by James & Wm Henderson
which was not appraised.
Mary (X) Hnderson
Test
John Buckley
Recorded: June 16,
1812
Account of Sales of
Sundry
Property the Estate of James Henderson, dec’d, sold the 17th
of
December 1811
Wm Smith, Exor.
William Henderson –
1 Froe,
drawing knife & old augers, 1 Mattox, pr log Chains, 3 pair traces,
2 pr
Haymes, swingletrees, 1 grubbing hoe & Mattox, 2 pr axes, 2 Ditto,
3 Iron
wedges, 1 X Cut saw, 3
pewter basons, 5 p. plates, 4 basons, 1 of
1 bason Dish & 1 plate, 1 bason & dish, 1 pewter measure,
Candle mold,
1 black mare, 1 pr moulds, 1 Copper still, cap & worm, 1 hackle, 1
addze, 3
Slays, 1 belt & Collar, 1 Skimmer & Saddle, 1 Laddle &
fork, 1
Coffee pot, 1 gun, 1 bed & furniture, 1 ditto ditto, 1 blanket, 1
Copper
tea kettle, 4 old books
John Buckley – 4
hoes, 1 plow
hoe & 3 Clevices, 1 pr hand saws, 1 oven & lid,
frying pan & skillet, 1 lot old Irons
& 2 cart boxes, 1 Cotton wheel, 1 straw knife & box, 1 pr old
Cart
wheels & irons, 8 Ea. Plates
James Henderson – 3
hoes, 2
Coulters, 2 plow hoes, 3 basons, 5 tablespoons & 15 spoons, 3
basons &
1 ladle, 2 large p. basons, 1 Griddle & grid Iron, 1 oven &
lid, 1
brass kettle, 1 Grind Stone, 1 Sorrel filly, 5 barrels Corn, 1 red Cow
&
Calf, 1 Walnut Chest, 1 pr Steelyards, 6 reap hoops, 1 mortor &
pistole, 2
pair sheep Shears, 1 tin measure, 1 pitcher, 1 butter pott, Walnut
table, 4 Chairs,
1 bed Coverlet, 1 Counterpin, 1 Set Cup & Saucers, 1 mug &
Saucers, 1
Cow sold at private sale, 274 lbs beef
Catherine
Shackleford – 2
bells, 1 Jug & butter pot, 1 Safe, 2 Shoats
Bartlett Greenwood - 1 Man’s Saddle
Nelson Tucker – 1
Sad Iron
Samuel Nowlin - 7 pewter plates, 1 red Cow, 1 White back
heifer, 1 Steer yearling, 1 heifer yearling
Daniel Fisher – 1
pot &
Hooks, 1 pine Chest, 2 Casks
William Whitlock - 2 Iron pots racks & Shovel
Francis Irby - 1 Pot & hooks, 1 oven & lid,1 large pot & hooks, 4 old tubs
John Dews – 1 Bay
mare
John Douglass – 5
barrels
Corn, 5 barrels ditto, 1 tub & 2
piggins
Mary Morgan – 5
barrels Corn
Andrew McHaney – 1
Red Cow
broken horn
Stephen Dove – 1
white faced
Heifer
Charles L Adams – 4 sheep & bell
Mary Henderson - 1 pine Chest, 1 pine Cup’d., 1 lot tins, 1
looking glass, 1 pine table, 1 ditto ditto, 2 tubs, 2 Ear. pitchers
William Smith - 2 Iron
Candle Sticks, 4 shoats
John Faris - 1 tin bucket & Skimmer, 1 Lanthorn, 1
Cullender, tin pan & Candle moulds, 1 Sugar box, 1 flax wheel, 1
Jug &
Butter Pot, 1 Case &c, 5 bottles, 1 half bushel, 1 Hhd &
Barrel, 1 pipe
& barrel, 4 Chairs, 1 blanket, 1 lot Ear. Ware, 6 plates, 2 mugs, 1
tea
pot, tumble, decanter & Cri. Pot, 1
rawhide, 2 ditto
George Boyd - 4 tin Cups,
1 pine Hhd
Stephen C McDaniel
– 1 Black
sow & 6 pigs
Jesse Buckley - Parcel of Tobacco out of whch John Compton
is entitled to 1/7 part as overseer when collected.
Philip L Grasty – 1
heiffer
sold you
Recorded: June 16, 1812
A/C Book 4,
Page
444
Eliza Adams’
Inventory
An Inventory of the
Estate of
Eliza Adams, Deceased
1 loom, 1 cotton
wheel, 1 pot
& hooks, 1 Skillet, 1 Dutch oven, 1 pail, too piggins, 1 bole &
1 tray,
4 Chairs, 1 bead & furniture, second bead & furniture, 1 flax
wheel, 1set nives & forks, 1
Cannister, too tins, pepper box, mug & bucket & looking glass,
Too
butter pots, 1 lot of earthen ware, 1 pewter dish, half dozen doz.
Plates &
too spoons, 3 puter baisons, 1 pair of Cotton Cards, 1 chest, 1 grey
mare, 1
saddle cloth, 1 table & nife box, 1 cubbard, 1 meal tub &
churn, too
bead sleds, 1 sow & her pigs, 1 red pied cow .
Appraised by us,
being first
sworn
Henry Glass, Thos.
Chattin,
Thomas Davis
William Vaden, admr.
Recorded: June 15, 1812
A/C Book 4, Page 445 Jno Shelton’s acct Cur.
The estate of John
Shelton,
Dec’d, In acct Current with Joel & Abraham Shelton, Exors.
May 12, 1814 - To
Cash paid Daniel
Shelton Sen, Young Shelton per acct., Clerk Pittsylvania per Ticket,
Young
Shelton per Rect.
Nov 1 Ditto West D
Hurt for
Crying at Sale per account
Nov. 10 Ditto
Claybourn
Shelton per Rect.
1805
Aug 3 – ditto Jacob
Saunders
Smith’s acct., Ditto John Lewis for
Spirits
Dec 31 Paid Abraham
G. S acct
1806
Feby 17 – Cash paid
Pannill’s, Exors. for Adam Pace?
July 24 Paid Sto.
Turner
& Co.
July 26 ditto ditto
ditto,
ditto Wm Lewis per Will, ditto Tunstall Shelton Do, Ditto Joel Shelton
for
Services, Ditto William Tunstall per Ticket
1807
Sept 11 Cash paid Sheriff paid for Abraham Shelton
by Robertson
1809
July 15 Cash paid
Sheriff of
Pittsylvania, Cash paid Sheriff of Pittsyvania 12th May 1804,
Nov 1804 by William Lewis for amt. bal at Sale, Isaac Coles for Do, Beverley Shelton Do, Daniel Shelton Jr Do, Abraham Shelton Sen to John Do, Young Shelton Do, Henry Sanders Do, Vincent Shelton Do, Edward Douglass Do, Henry R Shelton Do, Clayborn Shelton Do, Robertson Shelton Do, Griffith Dickenson Do, West D Hurt Do, Wyatt Shelton Do, Absolum E Hurt Do, Armistead Shelton Do, Joel Adams Do, George Butcher Do, William Coe amt. bot at sale, Joseph Mayes Do, Capt. William Shelton Do, John Greggory Jun, Stephen Harris, Henry Keatts, William Haymes, Fannie Shelton, Samuel Irby, Willis Shelton, Tunstall Shelton, Claybourn Shelton, Lettice Shelton, Transper Tobacco, Amt of Debt Brot forward
In obedience to an
order of
the worshipful Court of Pittsylvania County to us directed we have
examined the
account of Joel Shelton & Abraham Shelton, Exors. of John Shelton,
Dec’d,
with the Estate of the said Decedant together with the Vouchers
agreeable to
the within Stated account and do find that a balance of Sixty four
pounds, five
Shillings, and five pence half penny is due the said Estate.
Isaac Coles,
Vincent Shelton,
Samuel Stone
Recorded: July 20, 1812
November 12, 1807
We the subscribers
being
sworning according to law do return the following as a true Inventory
of the
estate of Nathan Curry, deceased
8 heads of cattle, 1 yoke of Steers & Cart, a parcel of potware, a parcel of pewter, 1 tea kettle, knive box, knives & forks, a parcel of Water vessels & churn, 1 Cask, 2 Butter pots, 1 grind stone, 1 pasil of geese, 1 pare of Haymes & hanes, 1 bee hive, a parcel of iron working tools, a parcel of old tubs, 1 plow & some other tools, a parcel of hoggs, 2 Colts, 2 Saddles, 1 bed &furniture, 1 bed & furniture, 1 bed & furniture, 14 lbs of feathers & 2 jugs, 1 old trunk & table, 1 cupboard & furniture, 1 pare of Stillard, 1 chest, 1 stat & 3 Chairs, 1 little Truck, a set of Smith tools, 1 set of rods & vice, 1 pound of good Smith’s tools, One Sorrel mare, Bonds & A/C rendered, 2 head of sheep
Total: £137.13.5
Isaiah Morton, John Payne, Gelbert Burnett
Recorded: February 10, 1808