Franklin County Inventories
Page 92
February Term 1836

An inventory of the goods, chattles and effects William Oxley, late of the County of
Franklin and State aforesaid deceased taken by John H. Miller and Mary Oxley
Administrator and administratrix of the estate of the said deceased with the assistance of
Wright Sparks and Nathaniel M. Millspaugh, appraisers called and duly sworn for that
purpose, August 21, 1834

17 hogs                                                   16.50
1 red cow                                                  8.00
1 settee                                                   4.50
2 sugar kettles                                            3.00
1 clock                                                   11.00
1 bureau                                                   4.00
1 table                                                    1.00
1 bed & bedding                                            7.00
1 bed & bedding                                           10.00
Quilted? curtains                                          2.37½
1 trunk                                                     .25
1 glass                                                     .25
                                                          66.87½
6 chairs                                                   1.50
dishes, knives & forks                                     1.50
kettle & pots                                              1.50
barrels                                                    1.12½
1 axe                                                       .50
6 sheep                                                    4.50
corn in the field                                         37.50
flax do                                                    1.00
potatoes                                                   1.00
flat irons                                                  .62½
                                                          50.75
total                                                    117.62½
given under our hands the day and date first written
N. M. Millspaugh
Wright Sparks, appraisers

John H. Miller, administrator
Mary Oxley, administratrix