Franklin County
December Term AD 1848
Pages 258-59
White Water Township
An inventory of the goods, chattels and effects of the personal estate of William Beasly, late of Franklin County, deceased to wit
16 hogs | 44.00 |
11 pigs | 4.12½ |
13 sheep | 9.75 |
1 yearlin colt | 15.00 |
1 two year old colt | 25.00 |
1 sorrel mare | 25.00 |
1 brown horse | 50.00 |
1 bay horse | 55.00 |
1 speckled muly cow | 11.00 |
1 red cow | 10.00 |
1 spotted cow | 9.00 |
1 brown cow | 11.00 |
1 large heiffer | 7.00 |
1 small heiffer | 3.50 |
1 spotted calf | 2.00 |
1 cradle and scythe | 2.50 |
3 scythes and tackling | 3.0 |
5 large cast sugar kettles | 10.50 |
1 log chain | .75 |
160 crocks for sugar water @ 3¢ a piece | 4.50 |
a lot of old iron | .75 |
1 grind stone | .12½ |
3 wash tubs | 1.25 |
1 chopping axe | .75 |
1 chopping axe | .25 |
2 iron wedges | .75 |
3 hoes | .12½ |
40 bushels corn (supposed to be) | 10.00 |
1 waggon | 25.00 |
1 plough No. 6 | 9.00 |
1 plough No. 6 | 4.50 |
1 plough No. 3 | 5.00 |
1 plough No. 3 | .75 |
1 wind mill | .50 |
1 dung fork | .45 |
2 single trees | .25 |
4 collars | 2.25 |
1 set gearing | 1.25 |
1 set gearing | 1.37½ |
1 harness and traces | .37½ |
2 blind bridles | .75 |
1 pr double lines | .25 |
1 blind bridle | .06¼ |
1 curry comb | .10 |
1 saddle | 2.25 |
1 bridle & martingales | .25 |
2 wooden buckets | .30 |
1 slop bucket and 1 tin bucket | .10 |
1 churn | .62½ |
1 brass kettle | .40 |
1 skillet pot and oven | 1.00 |
1 boiler | .06¼ |
a lot of old tools consisting of 2 augers, axe, saw, &c | .75 |
1 cross cut saw | 2.00 |
1 seive | .37½ |
1 steel yards | .50 |
8 split bottom chairs | 1.25 |
1 large spinning sheel | 2.75 |
1 reel | .50 |
40 lbs rolls | 12.00 |
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1 glass & clothes brush | .12½ |
8 blankets @1.75 each | 14.00 |
1 quilt | 1.00 |
1 quilt | 1.25 |
1 pitch fork | .25 |
1 flannel quilt | 1.50 |
1 cotton quilt | .37½ |
1 pair sheets | .75 |
1 sheet | .18 3/4 |
1 bed, feather and wool and 2 pillows | 6.00 |
1 straw tick | .40 |
1 bed sted and cord | 3.00 |
1 waggon cover | 1.25 |
1 trundle bed and clothing and bedstead | 3.25 |
1 trundle bedstead and cord | 1.00 |
1 bed part feather and part wool, pillow and bolster | 3.00 |
1 straw tick | 1.00 |
1 pair sheets | .75 |
1 quilt | .25 |
1 bed sted and cord | .75 |
window curtains for 3 windows | .75 |
1 settee | .50 |
1 mantle clock | 2.00 |
frying pan, tea kettle & pot hooks | .75 |
crane and trammels | .75 |
scales & weights | .50 |
cupboard ware including knives and forks | 2.73 |
drawing knife | .37½ |
pair smoothing irons | .30 |
jugs | .15 |
crockery ware | .25 |
feathers | .20 |
lot of barrels | 1.25 |
1 field of wheat suppposed to be 8 acres @ $5.25/ acre | 42.00 |
7 acres of grass @ 1.75/acre | 12.25 |
north field of corn supposed 2½ acres | 12.00 |
south field of corn supposed 4 acres | 12.00 |
east field of corn supposed 8 acres | 24.00 |
field oats supposed to be 7 acres | 20.00 |
total | $576.14½ |
There was no money, bank bills or other circulating medium belonging to sd estate. The above is a just and true inventory of the personal property of William Beasly deceased as exhibited to us by Levi Ayres, administrator and appraised by us in the presence of said administrator on the 5th day of July 1847.
John C. Powner
George M. Gaughy, appraisers