Franklin County Inventories
Pg 152-3 Book A
An inventory of the goods and chattels of William Caldwell, late of Franklin
County deceased. As appraised by James & George Wallace this 30th day of
August 1817

2 beds & beading, bedstead & cord                    45.00
1 beauro, 1 falling leaf table & 1 square table      15.75
1 check reel & spining wheel                          2.50
6 chairs                                              2.00
2 tea kittles                                         1.75
1 pr dog irons                                        2.50
1 tin bucket & tin ladle                               .75
3 flat irons                                          3.00
1 bread tray & tea pot                                 .75
3 ladles & flesh fork                                 1.75
1 chest                                               1.50
1 gun, bullet moles, comprefs, powder horn & bullet bag 15.00
1 churn & pickle tub                                  1.00
1 pot tramble                                         2.00
1 woman's saddle                                      5.00
3 pots & oven, 1 skillet, 1 broken spider & lid       9.50
1 pr pot hooks                                         .50
1 bridle                                               .50
2 hatchets                                            1.00
1 broad ax                                            3.00
1 tonge & grove plane                                 3.50
1 cornish, 1 double bitted smoothing plane            3.50
10 molding planes of different sorts                  7.50
1 tonge & groving plane                               1.25
3 rabit planes                                        2.50
1 sash plane & 2 fore planes                          4.50
5 squares of different sorts                          1.75
4 gouges,  1 gimblet & rubber                          .56¼
2 broad chisels                                       1.50
1 foot adds, adz & tennent saw                        3.00
5 augers of different kinds                           3.62½
1 drawing knife                                       1.00
6 chisels of different sizes                          1.37½
4 gouges of different sizes                            .75
7 gimblets of different sizes                          .87½
2 large files & 5 punches                             1.37½
7 small files of different sizes                      1.18 3/4
4 stab alls, 1 brace bit & 1 compafses                 .75
1 box lances                                          1.25
1 hone, 1 whetstone, raxurs box & razure              1.37½
2 English rules & plummit                             1.00
1 pick and nippers                                     .75
3 plane bits & sickle                                  .81¼
33 screws & a lot of small iron                        .75
1 canteen                                              .37½
1 crank & griding for making axle nuts                 .75
1 crank for grindstone                                1.25
1 cradle                                               .75
1 cow and calf                                       16.00
2 chisels                                              .50
2 broad hoes                                          1.50
1 dung fork                                           1.00
deceased wearing apparel                              7.25
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We certify the foregoing inventory we having first legallized accor[d]ing to law to be appraisers as it stands state to the best of our knowledge Augut 30th 1817
James Wallace
George Wallace
appraisers sworn before Conrad Sailor, a justice of the peace of Franklin County, State of  Indiana.