Franklin County Inventories
Page 95-96
August Term A.D. 1832
On the 17th day of November A.D. 1830 Daniel St. John , administrator as aforesaid filed
in the Clerks Office of Franklin County aforesaid the following appraisement bill of said
estate
State of Indiana
Franklin County
Be it known that before me Nathaniel Hammond a justice of the Peace of the County
aforesaid personally came Harris Owen and James S. Coalscott, appraisers duly appointed
by Daniel St. John administrator of the estate of Parley White, late of the said County
deceased to appraise all the personal estate of said deceased, who were by me sworn legally
to appraise said personal property according to the best of their judgments, without favor
or affection to any man. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 10
th day of November A. D. 1830 Nathaniel Hammond
List of the personal property belonging to the estate of Parley White deceased

1 chest with sundry small articles                          .50
1 hand saw                                                  .75
3 plane stocks & bits                                      1.00
1 brace & bits, 1 gague, square & compafs                  2.00
6 chisels & 5 augers                                       2.25
1 foot adze & broad axe & grindstone                       2.50
1 shovel                                                    .37½
1 tone jar with cover & dish                                .75
2 tubs with soap, 1 soap tub                               1.37½
1 straw bed tick                                            .25
1 iron bound keg & 2 open keg                               .87½
steelyards                                                  .37½
1 crock & platter                                           .06¼
2½ barrell tubs, 1 old barrel with onions & beans         .37½
1 bell, 1 old tin bucket, 2 iron hoops & funnel             .75
2 old augers, 4 tramel hooks, 1 pot hook, 1 fire shovel, 1 jug .50
1 sugar kettle, 1 small iron pot & bail, 1 stew kittle & tea kittle 2.25
1 bake oven, 2 lids, 1 skillet & lid, 2 bails              1.50
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1 barrell, 1 ½ bushel, 1 meal sieve, 1 box with grease    .50
1 spice mill, 1 bark box with shuttels & wheel spools      1.25
7 rake heads, 2 papers with paint                           .50
1 axe, 1 hoe, 1 keg with vinegar, 1 tool dish, 1 churn     1.37½
5 earthen crocks, 2 small jars, 1 stone jar with salt      1.00
1 table, 2 tin buckets, 2 coffee pots, 3 tin  cups, 1 pewter basin
  1 small canister, 1 milk strainer, 1 candle stand        4.25
1 beareau, 1 looking glass, 2 pillows & cases, 1 old compafs
  1 razor and case, 2 pr spectacles                        7.50
1 small spinning wheel, 1 bedstead & cord, 3 old chairs    2.62½
1 cupboard, 8 forks & 6 knives, 5 spoons, 1 candlestick
   1 tin trunk, 1 bread server, 1 pr shoes                 1.62½
1 tea pot, 6 plates, 4 tea cups & saucers, 2 bowls, 2 tumblers,
    glass cream cup & vinegar cruise not dish              1.00
1 wool hat                                                  .25
7 hogs                                                     8.50
1 bedstead cord, bed & bed clothing                       10.00
wearing clothes of the deceased                            1.00
sheets, table linnen & piece work                          2.00
2 baskets, 6 plates, 2 bottles, 2 tea canisters, 1 set of tea cups &
   saucers                                                 1.50
2 wooden bowls, 1 sugar box, 2 smoothing irons, 1 choping knife
   2 tin basins& 1 tin bucket                              2.12½
1 stew kettle & skillet & tongues                          1.25
1 big wheel & cards                                        1.50
1 wash board & barrell                                      .75
1 tin wa[i]ter                                              .06¼
1 cow                                                      5.00
6 Windsor chairs                                           3.00
total                                                    $77.00

J. S. Coalscott
Horace Owen

Be it known that on the 2d day of December 1830 before me, Nathaniel Hammond, one of the Justices of the Peace of & for the County aforesaid James S. Coalscott & Daniel Pursell, appriasers duly appointed by Daniel St. John administrator of the estate of Parley White late of the County aforesaid, deceased, to appriase all the personal estate of the said deceased that has come to the knowledge of said administrator since the first appraisement of said deceased's personal estate by James G. Coalscott & Norris Owen on the  day of November 1830to whom I administered an oath in the following form, to wit: that they faithfully appraise all the personal estate of said deceased that might be shewn them by said administrator, without favor or affection to any man. In testimony whereof I have herunto set my hand & seal this 2nd day of December A. D. 1830.
Nathaniel Hammond, Justice of the Peace

1 flax hachel, 1 crofs hackle, 2 books, 1 auger & crane & eyes, 1 nail hammer          5.75
1 old skillet                         .12½
1 sow & pigs                         3.50
1 hog                                1.50
total                               10.87½
J. G. Coalscott
Daniel Pursell

Third inventory 5 January 1831
[Page 100]
One lease given by James S. Coalscott, Andrew Reed 
and Amos Church, Trustees of Township School lands,
 Section 16, Township 9, Range 2, met. situate in
 the County of Franklin and State of Indiana, known
 by word lot #7 containing 100 & [page 101 not
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