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Inventory and appraisement DAVID WYLIE, Dec.
Inventory and appraise bill of the property belonging to the Estate of DAVID WYLIE, Decd.
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Article |
Value $ cts. |
Article |
Value |
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234 acres land |
1872.00 |
1 spinning wheel |
2.00 |
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1 horse |
75.00 |
1 Reel |
3.00 |
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1 horse |
70.00 |
Cooking untintials (utensils) |
25.00 |
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1 horse |
50.00 |
Account against John Wylie |
93.00 |
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1 horse |
30.00 |
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1 mare & colt |
50.00 |
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1 mare |
60.00 |
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1 filly |
40.00 |
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1 yoke oxen |
55.00 |
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Stock Cattle |
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12 year old steer |
5.00 |
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3 yearlings |
12.00 |
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1 cow |
10.00 |
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1 cow & calf |
12.00 |
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1 cow & calf |
13.00 |
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1 waggon (wagon) |
50.00 |
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Half of reaper |
50.00 |
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22 head of stock hogs |
40.00 |
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4 plows |
16.00 |
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1 plow & stretchers |
10.00 |
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3 tonge (sic) plows |
3.00 |
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1 gun |
10.00 |
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1 clock |
3.00 |
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2 beds & bedding |
100.00 |
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9 chains |
6.00 |
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1 table |
5.00 |
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1 loom |
8.00 |
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Shoe tools & lasts |
5.00 |
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The following is a list of claims due said estate to wit:
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One given by Geo. W. Fitzhugh
payable to MARY ANN WYLIE for
Fifty Dollars dated 10th day of Sept. 1860 and due 25t December
1860. Credit |
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One order given by J. J. Dickson drawn on and accepted by J. O. Straughan for $200 dated Dec. 26t, 60 – Credits 18t Feby 1861 $10 22d March 1861 50- 2nd Jany 1862 55 40/100 5th Novr. 1867 10.00 |
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One note given by J. M. Douthit payable to DAVID
WYLIE dated |
John M. Kincade
E. D. Bomer Appraisers
David Linsey
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of June 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
Page 588
The State of
J. N. Wylie
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of June 1869.
G.
W. Patterson, Clerk
Estate of S. and ANN WALL, Decd.
To the Hon. the County Judge of
The undersigned admr. of the estate of SAMUEL & ANN WALL, Deceased, would beg leave to make the following report to wit. That in conformity to an order made by Honor’s Court at the November Term 1868 proceeded to sell said land to wit.
Eighty
one acres of land out of a 640 acre survey in the name of J. H. Collins and
more definitely described in said order. That said land was offered for sale at
the door of the Court House in the town of
Your petitioner prays that said sale be confirmed and that deed may be ordered for said premises.
B. J. Naugle Admr. Estate of S. & A. Wall
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29th day of May A. D. 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
Page 589
Commissioners Report J. BATTERTON Estate
To the Hon. S. Bowlby Judge County Court of Collin County exercising Probate Jurisdiction.
The undersigned having been appointed at the March Term of your Court Commissioners to make partition and distribution of certain lands specified in the order to us directed between JONAS BATTERSON and the representatives of JAMES BATTERTON decd. to wit: SUSAN MARGARET, ELIZABETH ANN, RICHARD CHRISTOPHER AND JOSEPHINE BRITTEN would beg leave to make the following report. We find said land to be a part of the Headright survey of JOHN BATTERTON decd.
Situated
on the waters of White’s Creek a tributary of East Fork of the
To JONAS BATTERTON we set apart 200 acres of land valued at $690 and bounded as follows: Beginning at a post the N E corner of the headright survey of the Heirs of JOHN BATTERTON dec. Thence West (veriner of Compass set at 9º 30”) fifty chains to a post in prairie on the S b line of an 80 acre tract taken out of the aforesaid headright survey and conveyed to Jacob Alexander by Joseph Britten and wife Thence South 40 chains a post B T elm 15 makd X S 47º E 100 links Thence East at 10 chains the N W corner of a 160 acre tract taken out of the aforesaid headright survey now owned by Richard Britten continuing East in all fifty chains to a post the N E cor thereof and E B line of the aforesaid headright survey Thence North 40 chains to the place of beginning.
To SUSAN MARGARET, ELIZABETH ANN, RICHARD CHRISTROPHER and JOSEPHINE BRITTEN minor heirs and representatives of JAMES BATTERTON decd. 200 acres valued at $510 and bounded as follows: Beginning at the S E corner of the original survey Thence North 80 chains to a post an inner corner thereof Thence East 20 chains to the N W corner of the 200 acre tract set apart to JONAS BATTERSON Thence South 40 chinas to the S W corner thereof Thence East 10 chains to the N E corner of Richard Britten 160 acres B T elm mkd X N 17’ W 189 links Thence South 40 chains the S W corner thereof and S B line of original survey Thence West 30 chains to the place of beginning.
Recapitualtion
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To JONAS BATTERTON 200 acres valued at |
$690 |
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Representatives of JAMES BATTERTON 200 acres |
510 |
For a more full exhibit we refer you to accompanying plat mkd A all of which is respectfully submitted.
A. T. Robertson
A. C. White Coms.
W. R. Garnett
Page 590
[Plat “A” not included]
The State of
Before me the undersigned authority personally appeared A. T.
Robertson, A. C. White & W. R. Garnett Commissioners and made oath that the foregoing partition of estate of JAMES BATTERTON Decd. is true and correct as they verily believe.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 31st day of May A. D. 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
Inventory of Estate of PETER PULLIAM, Decd.
Inventory
and appraisement of the Estate of PETER E. PULLIAM deceased situated in the
State of
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320 acres of land (in Grayson Co.) |
$320.00 |
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160 acres of land (in Collin Co.) |
160.00 |
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109 acres of land (in Collin Co.) |
100.00 |
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160 acres of land (in Lamar Co.) |
160.00 |
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16 acres of land (in Fannin Co.) |
50.00 |
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136 acres of land (in Dallas Co.) |
150.00 |
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53 acres of land (in Dallas Co.) |
50.00 |
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640 acres of land (in Wise Co.) |
500.00 |
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440 acres of land (in Wise Co.) |
300.00 |
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84 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
252.00 |
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10 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
10.00 |
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83 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
83.00 |
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73 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
73.00 |
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60 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
60.00 |
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31 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
30.00 |
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22 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
22.00 |
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19 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
19.00 |
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88 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
88.00 |
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93 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
93.00 |
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127 acres of land (in Hunt Co.) |
127.00 |
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an (sic) a variety store in
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150.00 |
Page 591
The State of
Collin County do hereby certify that as far as was produced to us by the administrator the above and foregoing is a full and correct inventory and appraisement of the estate both real and personal property [of] PETER E. PULLIAM Decd. to the best of our judgment and understanding. This 1st day of June A. D. 1869.
Geo. White
D. M. Hooker
A. L. Darnell
Sworn to and subscribed before me by said appraisers this 1st day of June A. D. 1869.
S. Bowlby, J. C. C.
The State of
There being no claims yet know to me.
David E. London
Estate of JOHN TATE deceased (Inventory)
Valuation
of stock and all property belonging to the estate of JOHN TATE Deceased this
Twenty two
heard (head?) of horses at (30) thirty dollars each making six hundred and
sixty dollars. Also one horse (a stallion) at one hundred and
fifty dollars. Forty head of stock cattle at four dollars per head
amounting to one hundred and sixty dollars also fourteen head of beef cattle at
five dollars per head amounting to one hundred and twenty six dollars:- four work oxen at fourty
(forty) dollars per pair amounting to eighty dollars thirty head sheep at one
dollar and fifty cents per head amounting to fourty
(forty) dollars. The wagons (sic), plows and harness and such improvements were
included with the simennary (?) place; a buggy at
twenty five dollars.
Page 592
1st Valuation of household and kitchen furniture all included and consolidated and carried out one hundred and seventy five dollars. 2. Valuation of one half of partnership McCormick Keaper Seventy Five Dollars. 3. Valuation of thirteen stands of bees at thirteen dollars. 4. Valuation of property estimated at eighteen dollar ninety in number. 5th Valuation of pork killed three thousand bbs at five cts per bbs one hundred and sixty dollars. 6th Valuation of corn and oats three hundred bushels seventy five dollars. 7th Valuation of notes on hand one one (sic) thousand dollars. 8th Valuation of gold watch forty dollars. 9th Actual money on hand two hundred dollars in currency and one hundred and sixty dollars specie.
The State of
I, CYNTHIA TATE executrix of JOHN TATE deceased do solemnly
swear that the above inventory contains all the goods, chattels, moneys & effects of the estate of John Tate deceased of which I have any knowledge, so help me God.
Cyntha Tate (Mrs. Tate’s name)
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2 day of June 1869.
Solomon Glenn, J. P.
The State of
Wm. Browning
B. M. Hampton
H. J. Norwood Appraisers
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2 day of June 1869.
Soloman Glenn, J. P.
Estate of Mrs. M. B. GRAHAM, Dec.
State of
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County timber 20 acres |
960.00 |
60 head of stock cattle $7.00 head |
$420.00 |
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$5 per on Do (Ditto) 10 acres timber |
100.00 |
5 head horses --$50 |
250.00 |
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on Strarts Creek |
100.00 |
The rite (sic) of the Stock of cattle & 5 head of horses doubtful |
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One Mair (Mare?) Valued at $60.00 |
60.00 |
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One wagon do (ditto) |
65.00 |
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One bee hive do (ditto) |
2.50 |
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One grindstone |
3.00 |
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4 plows |
12.00 |
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2 pair gear |
5.00 |
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Moses Moore
F. M. Dunaway
John Cogner
J. T. Huffman
Page 593
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Page 594
Personal Property
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11 head of pony stock horses mares |
605.00 |
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1 ordinary wagon |
100.00 |
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10 head of stock cattle 5 head of stock hogs |
$50.00 |
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2 beds 2 bedsteads 14 quilts 8 pillows 5 pictures |
50.00 |
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4 __ll 1 clock one large looking glass 5 pictures? |
12.00 |
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5 chairs 1 set of cooking utensils |
13.00 |
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2 plows |
12.00 |
Whereupon
the said Harper asks that appraisers be appointed to determine the value of the
above property as the law directs, all of which is respectfully submitted.
R. R. Harper
Appraisers Sam King
Jno. D. Bedingfield
State of
Before me the undersigned authority personally appeared R. R. Harper and
made oath that the aforesaid inventory is a true inventory of the property & effects of himself and his deceased wife LOUISE HARPER as he verily believes.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
The State of
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24 day of July 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
The State of
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2 notes sixty dollars each against GEORGE PORTMAN dated on certain land in Grayson Co. |
$120.00 with legal interest |
E. P. Vandaman
Jos. H. Baker
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26 day of July 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
Page 595
The State of
Collin County PORTMAN and made oath that the above inventory is all the property that has come into his hands as admins.
W. Portman, Admr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26 day of July 1869.
Estate of JAMES E. BRYANT, Dec.
Report of sale of property belonging to the estate of the Minor Heirs of
JAMES E. BRYANT, Decd.
To the County Court pertaining to Estates:
The undersigned guardian of the estate of the minor Heirs of JAMES E. BRYANT and would be leave to report that they have sold the following described property to the highest bidder on the 25 day of June A. D. 1869 on a credit of 12 months for U. S. currency.
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John Duff |
Six head of Horses |
$228.50/100 |
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S. J. Duff |
1 head of Horses |
65.00 |
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W. C. Stanford |
3 head of Horses |
93.50 |
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S. J. Hamice |
4 head of Horses |
100.00 |
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G. W. Pickett |
2 head of Horses |
66.00 |
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J. S. Pickett |
2 head of Horses |
23.00 |
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J. D. Bedingfield |
2 head of Horses |
77.00 |
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E. J. White |
2 head of Horses |
102.00 |
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R. D. McLevey |
6 head of Horses |
275.00 |
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J. E. Sherwood |
3 head of Horses |
181.00 |
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E. N. Butler |
2 head of Horses |
181.00 |
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W. H. McDowell |
1 head of Horses |
77.00 |
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T. S. Cooper |
2 head of Horses |
23.00 |
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W. C. Vernon |
1 head of Horses |
60.00 |
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S. Beck |
1 head of Horses |
23.00 |
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Tom Stanford |
2 head of Horses |
105.00 |
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J. E. Taylor |
1 head of Horses |
61.50 |
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R. C. Hill |
2 head of Horses |
87.00 |
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W. M Thompson |
1 head of Horses |
71.00 |
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W. M. Arnold |
5 head of Horses |
146.00 |
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W. S. Pew |
1 head of Horses |
33.00 |
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P. Bevmonte |
1 head of Horses |
101.00 |
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J. H. Patton |
3 head of Horses |
132.00 |
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J. H. Fletcher |
1 head of Horses |
45.00 |
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J. C. Ballew |
2 head of Horses |
82.00 |
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J. W. Spadiols |
7 head of Horses |
184.00 |
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R. L. White |
2 head of Horses |
77.00 |
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R. H. Hale |
2 head of Horses |
105.00 |
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R. H. Neal |
2 head of Horses |
68.00 |
Page 596
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W. Brickway |
1 head of Horses |
$121.00 |
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J. M. Havens |
1 head of Horses |
55.00 |
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W. L. Mayfield |
7 head of Horses |
91.50 |
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A. B. Boyd |
1 head of Horses |
121.00 |
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A. McLenis |
1 head of Horses |
75.00 |
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S. Burnett |
3 head of Horses |
241.00 |
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W. S. Harris |
2 head of Horses |
135.00 |
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Jno. W. Touman |
1 head of Horses |
80.00 |
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Wm. Thompson |
1 head of Horses |
93.00 |
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B. A. Bemford |
2 head of Horses |
50.00 |
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M. C. Robberson (Robertson?) |
4 head of Horses |
104.00 |
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M. M. Boyd |
3 head of Horses |
166.80 |
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J. H. White |
2 head of Horses |
70.00 |
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J. F. Boyd |
2 head of Horses |
37.00 |
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James Harris |
11 head of Horses |
322.00 |
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J. Franklin |
1 head of Horses |
20.00 |
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T. P. Yeager |
3 head of Horses |
100.00 |
The State of
D. M. Waddill
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26 day of July 1869.
G. M. Patterson, Clerk.
Community Estate of Wm. DRAPER & his deceased wife.
The State of
$146.00
The State of
James B. Thomas
J. W. Franklin
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 16 day of August A. D. 1869.
Geo. W. Patterson, Clerk.
Page 597
I M. F. WEAR (sic) considering the uncertainty of this moral life and being of sound mind and memory do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following.
First I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife J. V. WEAR one third of my real estate. I give and bequeath to my eldest son JOHN WILLIAM WEAR one third of my personal property and real estate. I give and bequeath to my youngest son NETER KHEO WEAR one third of my real estate [and] personal property and I further will that the property be kept together so long as the family remain together. Should the family be separated it is my wish and will that the real estate and personal property be sold for the money and each have their proportional part as stated above. It is my wish and will that Beverly T. Rogers be the executor for my family it is my wish and will that the Court have no further business than to probate and record.
H. F. Wear (sic)
Witness G. M. Wear
W. H. Sherwood
The State of
Wm. H. Sherwood
Sworn to and subscribed before me in open Court this 30 day of August 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
To the Hon., the County of Collin County for Probate business.
The undersigned Exe. of the last will and testament of H. F. WEAR deceased would ask the Court that notice may be given by the Clerk and that the will of said deceased may be admitted to probate at McKinney on the last Monday in July.
R. L. Rogers
Page 598
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Page 599
LUKE & NANCY GEORGE, Dec. Partition
To the Honorable County Court of Collin County exercising probate Jurisdiction.
The undersigned having been appointed commissioners at the June Term of the County Court to make partition and distribution of the estate of LUKE & NANCY GEORGE dec. would beg leave to report as follows.
To C. T. GEORGE
We set apart prairie lot No. 6 containing 17.69 acres and timber lot No. 3 containing 18.91 acres valued at $328.00 and $108.00 in personal property. Prairie Lot No. 6 is a part of the 573 acre survey of Wm. Rice. Beginning at a post on the S B line of said Rice 205 chains East from the S W corner thereof Thence East 12.29 chains to a post on said S B line Thence North 14.40 chains a post Thence West 12.29 chains a post Thence South 14.40 chains to the place of beginning. Timber Lot No. 3 is bounded as follows Beginning at a post 45 links north from the NE corner of prairie Lot No. 2 Thence East 32.38 chains to a post on the N B line of the aforesaid Rice and N E corner of timber lot No. 2 Thence S 2 W 5.85 chains a post Thence West 32 chains 16 links a post the N W corner of timber lot No. 2 Thence North 5.85 chains to the place of beginning.
Personal Property as follows
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One yoke of oxen valued at |
$50.00 |
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Loom |
10.00 |
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Table |
5.00 |
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Lot No. 1 stock cattle |
15.00 |
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One Poney (pony) |
15.00 |
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One Shot Gun |
8.00 |
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One |
5.00 |
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$108.00 |
To MARY GEORGE
We set apart prairie Lot No. 1 and timber Lot No. 1 valued at $328.00 and $108.00 in personal property.
Prairie Lot No. 1 containing 17.35 acres is a part of the 573 acre survey of Wm. Rice and bounded as follows. Beginning at a post the S. E. corner of Prairie lot No. 6 Thence East 12.05 chains a post of S. B. Line of said Rice Thence South 14.40 chains a post Thence West 12.05 chains a post Thence South 14.40 chains to the place of beginning. Timber Lot No. 1 contains 15.48 acres is a part of the aforesaid Rice and bounded as follows. Beginning at a post the S E corner of prairie Lot No. 1 Thence East 10 chains to the center of Cold Springs branch in worthings (meanderings?) 14.40 chains Thence West to the N E corner of prairie lot No. 1 Thence South 14.40 chains to the place of beginning.
PAGE MISSING (PAGE #??)
Page 600
…32.38 (?) chains to the place of beginning.
Personal property as follows.
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Lots No. 4 & 5 stock cattle |
$30.00 |
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Turning plow 3d choice |
6.00 |
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Shovel plow 1st choice |
2.00 |
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Plow Gears 3rd choice |
2.00 |
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Breeching harness |
2.00 |
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Cedar Bucket |
1.00 |
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Churn |
1.50 |
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Bed & bedstead 1st choice |
33.00 |
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1 Chair |
1.00 |
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Candle Moles (molds) $1.00 Meal sack $1.00 |
2.00 |
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Balance (balance) of castings |
4.50 |
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Queens Ware |
4.00 |
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Trunk |
2.00 |
|
|
91.00 |
To THOMAS GEORGE
We set apart prairie lot No. 5 containing 17.35 acres and timbered lot No. 6 containing 19.18 acres valued at $345.00 and personal property valued at 91. Prairie Lot No. 5 contains 14.40 acres. Taulton Cummins and 2.95 acres of Wm. Rice and is bounded as follows Beginning at a post 10 chains West of the S E corner of said Cummins Thence North 14.40 chains to a post Thence East 12.05 chains to a post the N W corner of Lot No. 6 Thence South 14.40 chains to a post the S B line of Wm. Rice and S W corner of Lot No. 6 thence Wet 12.05 chains to the place of beginning. Timber Lot No. 6 contains 19.18 acres and is bounded as follows. Beginning at a post the N E corner of a 40 acre tract conveyed to Wm. Horn by LUKE GEORGE Thence East 33.04 links to a post the N E corner of the Wm. Rice Survey Then S 2º W 5.85 chains a post to a post the N E corner of Lot No. 5 Thence West 32 chains and 82 links to the N W corner of No. 5 Thence North 5.85 chains to the place of beginning.
Personal property as follows.
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Stock cattle No. 5 & 6 valued at |
$30.00 |
|
Bed bedstead and bedding 2 choice |
33.00 |
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2 turning plows |
12.00 |
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1 shovel plow |
2.00 |
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1 sett (set) plow gears |
2.00 |
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1 churn 25 3 buckets 50 half bushel 50- |
1.25 |
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3 hoes |
1.50 |
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2 single trees |
3.00 |
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1 log chain |
2.00 |
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1 pitch fork |
1.00 |
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Saw & auger |
1.50 |
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1 lard stand |
1.00 |
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1 tea kettle |
1.00 |
|
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91.25 |
Page 601
To PERMELIA WEAVER
We set apart prairie lot No. 2 with buildings containing 17.35 acres and timber lot No. 2 containing 17.35 acres valued at $40 30 (?). Advancement $33.00. Prairie Lot No. 2 a part of the Wm. Rice survey and is bounded as follows. Beginning at a post the S E corner of a 40 acre tract conveyed to Wm. Horn by LUKE GEORGE and wife Thence West 12.05 chains the N E corner of Lot No. 3 Thence South 14.40 chains the N W corner of No. 1 Thence East 12.05 chains the N E corner of Lot No. 1 Thence North 14.40 chains to the place of beginning. Timber Lot No. 2 containing 17.35 acres and is bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a post the S E corner of prairie Lot No. 2 Thence East to the center of Cold Spring Branch Thence North down the center of said branch to the N W corner of Fosters 9 ½ acre tract Thence East 19.20 chains to the E B line of the aforesaid Rice and N E corner of Hening tract Thence North 3 chains and 43 links the S E corner of timber lot No. 3 Thence West 32.15 chains to a post on E B line of prairie lot No. 2 Thence South 9 chains to the place of beginning.
To E. J. CARRUTH
We set apart her entire one seventh in personal property as follows.
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One wagon valued at |
$50.00 |
|
Iron Gray mare valued at |
70.00 |
|
Sorrel mare & colt |
60.00 |
|
Bay horse |
50.00 |
|
Yellow horse |
55.00 |
|
Gray Mare |
65.00 |
|
Hogs |
3.50 |
|
Wheel |
5.00 |
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Advancement |
48.00 |
|
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$436.00 |
For further particulars in reference to subdivisions of Real Estate see accompanying plat marked B [not included here] all of which is respectfully submitted.
G. W. Kerr
W. H. Horn
A. T. Robertson
Sworn to before me this 30th day of August A. D. 1869.
S. Bowlby, J. C. C.
Page 602
Estate of P. H. MULL, Dec. Inventory
Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of P. H. MULL deceased made by the undersigned appraisers appointed by the Hon. County Court of Collin County pertaining to estates this 30t day of August 1869.
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Property |
Valuation |
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Block No. in the town of the homestead |
$1000.00 |
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1 toll bridge ½ half interest |
300.00 |
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1 sett (set) carpenter’s tools |
60.00 |
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2 bed steads & two feather beds & the furniture |
40.00 |
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1 lounge |
2.50 |
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1 brass clock |
5.00 |
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Table ware & safe |
8.50 |
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3 trunks |
3.50 |
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1 parlor stand |
2.50 |
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1 looking glass |
1.00 |
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Tine ware stone ware & wash stand |
1.00 |
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1 wooden bucket |
.25 |
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1 glass lamp |
1.00 |
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Family Bible |
1.50 |
|
1 Arm Chair |
.50 |
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6 common chairs |
2.00 |
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1 grind stone |
.25 |
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Wagon harness |
5.00 |
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9 hogs |
13.00 |
91.25
Page 603
Buford Henry
T. L. Rudolph
James Faris
The State of
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
The State of
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
Estate of Wm. C. FOSTER, Decd.
To the Hon. S. Bowlby,
We the undersigned beg leave to submit the following inventory & appraisement of the Community property belonging to the estate [of] W. C. FOSTER deceased to wit:
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One white horse Valued at seventy five dollars |
75.00 |
1 red cow and calf light |
8.00 |
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One black mare at sixty dollars |
60.00 |
2 year old heifer four each |
8.00 |
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One roan horse at forty five |
45.00 |
1 lot of old wagon irons |
15.00 |
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Bay mare horse at seventy two & 50 |
72.50 |
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$856.50 |
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Sorrel white face sixty five |
65.00 |
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Brown horse colt thirty dollars |
30.00 |
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Bay mare colt at forty five dollars |
45.00 |
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Chestnut sorrel mare & colt seventy |
70.00 |
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Bay colt twenty |
20.00 |
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Bay horse forty five |
45.00 |
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Sorrel mare & colt seventy |
70.00 |
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Sorrel mare white face sixty five |
65.00 |
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Brown mare at sixty five |
65.00 |
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Sorrel colt twenty |
20.00 |
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Black cow & calf Ten |
10.00 |
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Brindle cow & calf Ten |
10.00 |
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2 red cows & calves Ten each |
20.00 |
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1 brindle 2 years old steer seven & ½ |
7.50 |
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1 black 2 years old steer seven & 1/2 |
7.50 |
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4 year old heifer five |
20.00 |
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1 yellow brindle cow & calf eight |
8.00 |
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The State of
Collin County We, W. S. Harris & D. L. Wilcoxon (Wilcoxson?) solemnly swear that the above is a full inventory with a fair valuation of the property shown us by JOHN HAVENS belonging to the estate of WM. C. FOSTER deceased.
W. S. Harris (seal)
D. L. Wilcoxon (seal)
Jacob Moore (seal)
Sworn to & subscribed before me on this the 28t day of August 1869.
P. T. Hinton, J. P.
Commissioners fees $2.00 each 4.00
Justice fees species .50
4.50
Paid by John Havens
Page 604
In addition to the foregoing list of personal property we also proceeded to value the following described lands belonging to said estate said land described as follows to wit. Beginning at Thomas H. Dale’s North East corner an elm marked (?) for corner Thence North 267 7/10 varas intersecting the South line of P. Stepp’s Survey a post and mound Thence West 659 3/10 varas the S West corner of said survey a post and mound Thence North with the W line of same 623 21/10 varas a post and mound Thence West 997 varas through brush & prairie to creek 1407 7/10 varas a wild china md H and a haw bush md X corner tree Thence South 891 varas a post in prairie Thence East 1097 varas to the place of beginning. Said land situated in Hunt County on the waters of Cow Leach fork of Sabine River containing two hundred and fifty three 45/100 acres, also 22 acres of land situated in the same County on the waters of Cow Leach fork of Sabine River being part of a survey located by virtue of the Head right certificate issued to the Heirs of Phebe Stepp and abounded as follows towit Beginning at the South West corner of said survey Thence East 237 1/10 varas to a stake Thence North 522 7/10 varas to a stake Thence West 237 6/10 varas to a stake Thence South 522 45/100 varas to the place of beginning. The said 275 45/100 acres of land we value to be worth 5 dollars per acres which in round numbers make $1377.00
W. H Harris (seal)
D. L. Wilcoxson (seal)
Jacob Moore (Seal)
Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 29 day of Sept. 1869.
P.T. Hinton, J. Peace C. C. Precinct No. 8
The State of
Collin County I, John Havens do hereby certify that the above inventory contains all the property belonging to the Community property of the late WILLIAM FOSTER deceased and his surviving wife, RECBECCA, except the undivided ½ of 20 acres of land & which is timbered belonging to the late WILLIAM FOSTER decd. and J. R. FOSTER which was forgotten in the inventory.
John Havens
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29 day of September 1879.
G. W/ Patterson
Page 605
Partition of Estate of W. E. FOSTER, Dec.
Farmersville,
To
the Honorable S. Bowlby, Judge of the
We
the undersigned commissioners being appointed at the August Term of Probate
court of
To REBECCA HAVENS, late Widow
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1 white horse valued at |
$75.00 |
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1 roan horse valued at |
45.00 |
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1 bay mare |
72.50 |
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1 sorrel white faced mare 8 year old |
65.00 |
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1 bay mare & colt |
45.00 |
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1 brown horse colt |
30.00 |
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1 brindle steer |
7.50 |
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1 black cow & calf |
10.00 |
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1 brindle cow & calf |
10.00 |
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1 lot wagon irons |
15.00 |
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4 1 year old heifers $5 |
20.00 |
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$394.50 |
To the Minor Heirs
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1 black mare |
60.00 |
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1 chestnut sorrel mare & colt |
65.00 |
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1 bay colt |
20.00 |
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1 bay horse |
45.00 |
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1 sorrel white face mare 9 yr old |
65.00 |
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1 sorrel colt |
20.00 |
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1 brown mare |
65.00 |
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2 red cows 7 calves |
20.00 |
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1 yellow brindle cow & calf |
8.00 |
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1 black 2 year old steer |
7.50 |
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2 1 year old heifer 4.00 each |
8.00 |
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1 red cow & calf |
8.00 |
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$391.50 |
The foregoing distribution being respectfully submitted.
W. S. Harris I
D. L. Wilcoxson I Commissioners
Jacob Moore I
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 29t day of Sept. A. D. 1869.
P. T. Hinton, J. P.
Page 606
Community property of the estate of JESSE ADAMSON & wife.
A list of the Community property of the estate of JESSE ADAMSON and PRECILLA (sic) ADAMSON, his surviving wife.
(160) One hundred and sixty acres of land on his own preemption headright valued at three dollars fifty cents per acre.
10 66/100 acres of land out of the headright survey of John White valued at two dollars per acre.
One mare valued at sixty dollars.
We the undersigned appraisers do hereby certify that the above is a true inventory and appraisement of the Community estate of PRECELLA (sic) ADAMSON & her deceased husband.
B. J. Naugle
Eli Adamson
J. E. Carruth
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27th day of September 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
The State of
her Prissella X Adamson
mark
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27t day of September A. D. 1869.
G. W. Patterson, Clerk.
Will of K. F. ROMMELLEE, Dec.
The State of
First After my death I desire that my mortal remains shall be decently buried (sic) and that the burial expenses be paid out of my estate.
Second it is my desire that all of my debts if any may exist against me at my death shall be punctually paid by my executors.
Third after the payments of all debts that my exist against me at my death I bequeath to my beloved wife AMELIE ROEMMELLE all of my property real personal and mixed of which I may be possessed or entitled to at my death to be by her held, used and enjoyed and disposed of in her own right without limitation or restriction.
Page 606
Fourth It is my desire that no action should be had upon y estate in the probate Court except the probating and registration of this y will and the return of an inventory and appraisement of the property of my estate.
Fifth Reposing special trust and confidence in the integrity of my friends WILLIAM MORORSKI and WILSON H. ANDREWS I hereby nominate and appoint them the executors of this my last will and testament to settle and administer my estate in accordance with the provisions hereof.
Witness my hand this 18th day of December A. D. One Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty five.
(Signed) K. F. Roemmelle
In presence of
Tom Brown &
Witnesses
Wm. Walker
The State of
In Probate Court September Term 1869
This day personally came in open Court THOMAS J. BROWN who being duly sworn says that he was at the time of signing the foregoing and attached will of K. F. ROEMMELLE over fourteen years old and that K. F. ROEMMELLE signed the foregoing last will in my presence and in the presence of WM. WALKER and that said K. F. ROEMMELLE acknowledged that he signed the same as his last will and testament and that I said BROWN and the said WM. WALKER signed the same as witnesses at the request of said K. F. ROEMMELLE.
Thomas J. Brown
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27t day of September 1869.
G. W. Patterson
Page 608
Inventory and appraisement K. F. ROEMELLE Dec.
Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of K. F. ROEMELLE, Dec. Community property of the deceased and his surviving wife.
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3 large clocks a $7.00 |
$21.00 |
10 yds. drilling (colored) 15c |
2.40 |
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4 small clocks a 2.00 |
8.00 |
16 gross buttons 11c |
1.60 |
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9 bunches matches a .05 |
.45 |
8 bunches beads .08c |
.64 |
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4 fancy shirts a 50c |
2.00 |
55 prs men’s shoe $1.00 |
55.00 |
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2 neck stocks a 10c 4 shts. a 40 |
1.80 |
13 prs. woman’s shoes 50c |
6.50 |
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9 prs half hoes a 25c |
2.25 |
4 miniature mirrors 10c |
.40 |
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14 straw hats 10c |
1.40 |
1 miniature mirror |
.50 |
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20 yds blod dem 10c |
2.00 |
½ doz. plates 15c |
.90 |
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3 yd barred muslin 16 2/3 |
.50 |
50 slate pencils .01 |
.50 |
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15 tuck combs .05 |
.75 |
2 pr boots 2.00 |
4.00 |
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10 sheets wadding 2 ½ |
.25 |
Amt brought ford. |
187.14 |
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3 yds cambric .07 |
.21 |
12 sand boxes |
.50 |
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33 worsted stripes 15c |
4.95 |
3 match safes 15c |
.45 |
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1 Federal coat |
1.00 |
2 meal sieves 25 |
6.00 |
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1 lot knitting pins |
.75 |
8 wash boards 33 |
2.64 |
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1 box buttons |
.75 |
1 pack. Pat. med |
1.00 |
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1 lot circle combs |
.70 |
1 lot medicines |
25.00 |
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1 lot paper |
1.40 |
1 lot school books |
4.00 |
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32 yds. Indian head dom |
3.84 |
11 small pitchers |
1.10 |
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6 yds gingham 10c |
.60 |
2 lard cans 5 |
1.00 |
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5 yds cotton stripes 10 |
.50 |
11 kegs blasting powder 2.50 |
27.50 |
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90 yds prints 10 |
9.00 |
3 pr scissors |
.75 |
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50 yds dom |
6.00 |
3 balls candle sticks 10c |
.20 |
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66 yds prints 12c |
6.66 |
3 balls candle wick 8 1/3 |
.25 |
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Amt carried forward |
76.70 |
2 large bottles pepper sauce |
.50 |
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8 pr pants a .75 |
6.00 |
1 doz bottles common syrup 25c |
3.00 |
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7 wool hats a 75 |
5.25 |
16 bottles brandy/ cherries & peaches 50c |
8.00 |
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15 cotton hkfs 8c |
1.20 |
34 boxes axle grease 25c |
8.50 |
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6 palm fans 3 1/3c |
.50 |
77 bottles ale & porter 25c |
19.25 |
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6 wool hats 75 |
4.50 |
5 wash pans 30c |
1.50 |
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4 plush hats 1.00 |
4.00 |
5 coffee pots 25c |
1.25 |
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3 wool hats 50c |
1.50 |
2 bake pans 25c |
.50 |
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26 sacks 12c |
3.12 |
1 ½ gal cup 20c |
.20 |
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5 summer coats 75c |
3.75 |
2 umbrellas 75 |
1.50 |
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2 wool hats 50 |
1.00 |
4 cans white lead 2.50 |
10.00 |
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½ gross lead pencils 75 |
.75 |
6 glass cruets .05 |
.30 |
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½ gross hooks & eyes |
.25 |
½ real wrapping paper |
.50 |
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½ gross flax thread |
.75 |
1 powder can |
1.00 |
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2 doz. spool thread |
1.00 |
2 bung augurs 5 |
1.00 |
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½ doz flax thread |
.75 |
Amt ford. |
$314.53 |
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½ doz. dolls 10c |
1.80 |
1 egg float |
.30 |
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½ gross agate buttons |
.35 |
½ ream sand paper |
1.00 |
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6 bunches coat bindings .08 |
.48 |
3 boxes table salt 25 |
.75 |
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12 brunches hair pins .05 |
.60 |
7 bus. green apples 1.00 |
7.00 |
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1 lot thimbles |
.25 |
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1.00 |
40 lbs. star candles 20c |
8.00 |
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1.00 |
19” roll ginger 18 |
3.42 |
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30 lbs. starch 15c |
4.50 |
30” maple sugar 22 1/3 |
5.00 |
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¼ gross bottle corks |
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20” snapping kisses 20 |
4.00 |
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12’ alum 7- |
.85 |
20” snapping kisses 20 |
4.00 |
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10 water buckets 25c |
2.25 |
13’ stick candy |
2.50 |
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10 axes a 1.25 |
12.50 |
Amt forwd |
543.36 |
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4 lb spice 25c |
1.00 |
8” ground alum 10c |
.80 |
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2.00 |
2 boxes herring |
2.00 |
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12’ tallow 05c |
.60 |
2 six shooters |
3.00 |
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2 doz cove oysters 2” cans 15c |
3.60 |
20 rock candy 25 |
5.00 |
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2 doz cove oysters 1 can 12 1/2 |
3.00 |
5” madde 15 |
.75 |
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4 gal linseed oil |
5.00 |
1 case ¼ box sardines |
15.00 |
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1 gal kerocine (kerosene) |
.50 |
32” Epsom Salts |
3.20 |
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5 gal sorghum 50c |
2.50 |
1 Five shooter |
2.00 |
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25 gal molasses 50c |
12.50 |
2 gross common pipes |
3.00 |
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¼ bus peas 50c |
.50 |
15 gall common whiskey |
15.00 |
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100 rosin 10c |
10.00 |
1 box raisins |
4.00 |
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30 lbs paper tobacco 25 |
7.50 |
100 lb soda |
11.00 |
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2 boxes herring 100 |
2.00 |
200 lb coffee 20 |
40.00 |
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1 ream wrapping paper |
1.25 |
½ bu. onions |
.50 |
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5 prs misses shoes 80c |
2.50 |
175 lbs chewing tobacco 30 |
52.50 |
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12 lbs flower sulphur 15 |
1.80 |
150 lbs twist 18 |
27.00 |
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2 shots guns 1.25 |
2.50 |
1 lot writing paper |
2.00 |
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Amt Forwd |
$404.42 |
9 whet stones 10 |
.90 |
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8 paste boards |
.40 |
138 gr chisels a 7c per gr |
9.66 |
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1 ¼ kit mackerel |
3.00 |
63 gr augurs a 7c per gr |
4.41 |
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70 lbs castings 10c |
7.00 |
1 tape line |
.50 |
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2 cotton baskets 50c |
1.00 |
10 doz butt hinges |
10.00 |
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2 tobacco cutters 50c |
1.00 |
1 coapes shave |
.25 |
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11 bolts wall paper 10c |
1.10 |
½ doz winder bolts |
1.80 |
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1 monkey wrench |
.75 |
1 doz screw pulley |
.75 |
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1 foot tub |
.50 |
2 gross awls |
1.50 |
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1 gross empty bottles |
10.00 |
3 screws |
2.25 |
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5” roll sulphur 10c |
.50 |
1 lot saddlers tacks |
1.25 |
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3 lb blk tea 50c |
1.50 |
100 lbs shot |
12.50 |
|
5 lb green tea 1.00 |
5.00 |
½ doz till locks 15c |
.90 |
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250 lb brown sugar 13 |
32.50 |
3 bridle bits |
.45 |
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21 gall Robinson Co. whiskey 1.10 |
23.10 |
12 doz peuter (pewter?) faucets a 30 |
3.60 |
|
2 ½ gal spts terpentine 2.50 |
3.75 |
½ gross saddle rings |
.50 |
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12 gal stone ware 18c |
2.16 |
17 lbs bar lead 10 |
1.70 |
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40” copperas 5c |
2.00 |
2 gross bridle buckles 1.00 |
2.00 |
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½ bus onions 1.00 |
.50 |
1 doz cork screws 20c |
2.40 |
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7” sulphur 13 |
.91 |
2 doz till locks 15 |
3.62 |
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1 box soda crackers |
3.00 |
1 lot saddlers nails 15 |
.75 |
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25” pepper 35 |
8.75 |
3 pr Mexican spurs 50c |
1.50 |
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1 gross common phials |
.50 |
½ doz dragoon bits |
3.00 |
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1 box soda crackers |
3.00 |
1 doz pocket knives |
2.60 (?) |
Page 610
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1 doz pocket knives |
2.50 |
Friction matches |
1.00 |
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5 doz pocket knives 40c |
2.00 |
2 doz iron sirrups (stirrups?) |
3.60 |
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1 lot coffin screws |
.50 |
5 bunches bailing twine |
1.50 |
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1 gimblet |
.50 |
923 lbs nails |
69.38 |
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1 gimblet tin spoons |
.25 |
192 lbs rope |
34.56 |
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1 gimblet brass hinges |
1.00 |
600 lick salt |
15.00 |
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2 brass bits 15 |
.30 |
3 sacks liverpool |
18.00 |
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50 paper tacks 3c |
1.50 |
1 ½ doz axe halves |
1.08 |
|
2000 percussion caps pistol hooks |
3.00 |
2 saddle trees |
5.00 |
|
1 lot fish |
1.00 |
1 side leather |
1.00 |
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4 brier root pipes 15 |
.60 |
2 Frows |
1.50 |
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3 curry combs 30c |
.90 |
2 pr large hinges |
1.50 |
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½ doz concentrated lye 25c |
1.50 |
1 lot old iron |
1.00 |
|
2 saddles 15c |
.30 |
2 pair counter scales |
10.00 |
|
4 tin peper (pepper?) |
.20 |
26 galls bourbon whiskey |
35.10 |
|
2 hod cutters |
.30 |
1 doz wooden stirrips (stirrups?) |
3.60 |
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1 nutmeg grater |
.10 |
1 saddle tree |
2.50 |
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4 tin dippers |
.50 |
½ doz hatchets & hammers |
1.80 |
|
41 2” cove oysters |
|
½ doz chairs |
4.50 |
|
9 1” cove oysters |
|
¼ doz brooms |
.45 |
|
30 cans fresh peaches 30c |
9.00 |
1 crout (cruet?) stand |
1.00 |
|
3 cans pine apples 25 |
.75 |
4 frying pans |
1.00 |
|
10 bottles port wine 40c |
4.00 |
1 sett (set) old carriage springs |
2.50 |
|
5 bottles Hosteller 65 |
3.25 |
1 large scale (platform) |
15.00 |
|
3 bottles Porter |
.75 |
1 lot dress buttons |
1.50 |
|
1 doz pocket combs |
1.00 |
¾ doz diaper pins |
.45 |
|
1000 G D caps |
1.00 |
1 lot watch keys |
1.00 |
|
1 lot musket caps |
1.00 |
1 doz paper cutters |
.48 |
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10 memoranden (memorandum) books 15 |
1.50 |
10 spectacles |
1.25 |
|
15 boxes blacking |
1.20 |
200 stamped |
6.00 |
|
7 black brushes |
.56 |
2 show cases & contents |
50.00 |
|
2 doz claret wine 30c |
8.20 |
100 lbs soda |
11.00 |
|
100 cigars |
1.00 |
|
|
|
1/2 doz shaving brushes |
.50 |
Lot No. (150) in Block 25 E. C. Clarkson to K. F. Roemmele |
150.00 |
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1 pistol and case |
6.00 |
P. Roemmele to K. T. Roemmelee One acre of land |
75.00 |
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3 papers stove polish |
.25 |
216 acres of land deeded by Jas. S. Robinson to K. F. Roemmele |
825.00 |
|
2 doz razors |
3.60 |
Block No. (48) R. H. Karlling to K. F. Rommelle for Western Half |
70.00 |
|
17 papers smoking tobacco |
1.36 |
John Nelson & wife to K. F. Roemelle |
2500.00 |
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5 table knives |
.60 |
J. S. & E. J. Robinson For 235 acres of land |
1250.00 |
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5 spring tops |
.75 |
R. L. Waddill for Western part of Block No. 48 |
70.00 |
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1 qr letter paper |
1.00 |
|
|
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4 papers ground ginger |
.28 |
|
|
|
½ doz nutmeg graters |
.60 |
|
|
|
1 lot fish line |
2.00 |
|
|
|
10 glass jars |
2.50 |
|
|
|
11 doz phials assorted |
4.00 |
|
|
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4 lbs indigo |
3.00 |
|
|
|
5” allen (?) 20c |
1.00 |
|
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