Inventory of William Mays
Cumberland Co Kentucky
August 12th 1817
Agreeable to a order to (1) Directed from
the Honorable County court of Cumberland, we have promised to Apprase the
Estate of William Mays, Dec’d which are as follows:
3 head of cattle
15.00.0
2 cows and one calf
30.00.0
15 head of hoggs
25.00.0
Sundries of Plantation Tools
11.00.0
Grindstone
01.00.0
Small bed and Furniture
08.00.0
Side saddle & bridle & sirsingle
06.00.0
1 Man’s saddle & sirsingle
04.00.0
Flax Whele
02.00.0
Cotton whele
01.50.0
Half Bushell
00.00.0
1 Chest
02.00.0
2 pairs Cards
00.75.0
Bed stead & furniture
21.17.0
Small Gagg
00.75.0
Leather
05.00.0
Sundries of House Hold and Kitchen furniture
34.00.0
Table 2 Cupbords
17.00.0
Par flat irons $2. Fire Doggs
04.50.0
Large chest $7. Seven
chains $ 2.34
09.34.0
Bedstead Bed & Furniture
30.00.0
Sundries Bed Clothing
30.00.0
Sundries of Books $4. 2 Sifters
04.75.0.
A Quantity of Loose shingles
02.00.0
1 Horse $35. 1 Mare $40.
75.00.0
Pad lock 2 small Cards
01.37.5
Acct. Agt. Zachariah Brown
04.11.5
Acct Agt. Thomas Johnson
05.00.0
Acct Agt. Robet Jordon
07.09.0
Acct. Agt. Issac McBee
0100.0
Acct Agt. James McCarty
04.00.0
Acct Agt. John Nance
11.44.5
Goods forgot on the day of apprasement
Rindered this 11th day of August 1817
By Polly Mays
06.62.5
One Bayson
01.34.0
Given under our hands this 26th day of July
1817
Richard Waid
Ingram Alexander
Thomas Alexander
I, Mary Mays do by these presents certify
that this inventory contains on the property belonging to me and in my
possision according to the test of my Recitation given from under my hand this
11th day of August 1817
Mary Mays
Test:
Isham Burks
Cumblerland County to Witt:
This day within Named Richard Wade, Thomas
and Ingram Alexander, came before me and was duly qualified to the written
order given under my hand this 26th day of July 1817
Robert Alexander J. P