Franklin County
April Term AD 1856
Pages 504-506
An inventory of the personal estate of Jeremiah Whitney deceased, taken by Asa J. Whitney and John P. Brady executors and appraised by Samuel S. Shirk & Samuel O. Roberts
No. | Description of Property | Value |
1 | 1 meat axe | .25 |
2 | 1 half of crow barr | .40 |
3 | well bucket, latch & chain | .30 |
4 | 1 chopping axe | .75 |
5 | 1 sprouting & 1 broad hoe | .25 |
6 | 1 spade and lot of glass | 1.70 |
7 | 1 maul and wedge | .50 |
8 | 1 wheel barrow | 1.50 |
9 | 1 box & lot of old irons | .25 |
10 | 1 small grind stone | .25 |
11 | 1 mason hammer & trowel | .75 |
12 | 1 froe | .50 |
13 | 1 drawing knife | .50 |
14 | 1 chissel and square | .25 |
15 | 1 screw driver | .10 |
16 | 1 shovel plow | .25 |
17 | 2 plow shovels | .50 |
18 | 1 No. 7 plow | 1.00 |
19 | 1 cultivator | 4.00 |
20 | 1 half big harrow | 2.50 |
21 | 1 No. 1 plow | 4.00 |
22 | 4/11 iron plow | 2.18 |
23 | 2 single & 1 double tree & 1 clevice | .50 |
24 | 2 plow single trees & 2 open rings | .40 |
25 | 2/3 portable cider mill | 16.00 |
26 | 1 reap hook & scythe | .75 |
27 | 1 hand saw | .50 |
28 | 1 cross cut saw | 2.00 |
29 | 5 augers | .50 |
30 | 1 grain cradle & scythe | 1.00 |
31 | 1 saddle, bridle, blanket & pair saddle bags | 7.00 |
32 | 1 tar bucket | .05 |
33 | 1 2 horse wagon | 40.00 |
34 | 1 wood bed | 1.50 |
35 | 1 lot of corn | 75.00 |
36 | 1 buggy and harness | 75.00 |
37 | 1 fanning mill | 10.00 |
38 | 2 forks and 1 rake | .75 |
39 | 2 barrels & one box | .50 |
40 | 1 half bushel measure | .10 |
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41 | 1 pr blind bridles | 1.00 |
42 | 2 collars | 1.00 |
43 | 1 lot plow gears | 1.00 |
44 | 2 lead lines | .50 |
45 | 1 old saddle | .50 |
46 | 2 riding bridles | .70 |
47 | 1 scoop and dirt shovel | 25 |
48 | 1 pair old hames | .25 |
49 | 1 pair hames and traces | 1.25 |
50 | 1 pair breast chains | .50 |
51 | 1 manure fork | .10 |
52 | 1 curry comb | .10 |
53 | 1 lot of wheat | 80.00 |
54 | 1 lot of oats | 12.00 |
55 | 1 lot of oats | 10.00 |
56 | 1 lot of hay | 10.00 |
57 | about 20 chickens (improved stock) | 6.00 |
58 | about 60 chickens (common) | 5.00 |
59 | 3/5 of 5 acres wheat | 12.00 |
60 | ½ of 5 sheep | 5.00 |
61 | 1 old red cow | 20.00 |
62 | 1 red cow | 20.00 |
63 | 1 roan cow | 16.00 |
64 | 2 red heifers | 24.00 |
65 | 1 spotted heifer | 7.00 |
66 | 1 red heifer | 6.00 |
67 | 1 sow and 19 shoats | 110.00 |
68 | 1 sorrel mare | 50.00 |
69 | 1 sorrel horse | 70.00 |
70 | 4 fat hogs | 25.00 |
71 | note on Calvin Jones due 20th day of June 1854 | |
72 | including interest up to date | 155.00 |
73 | account on Joseph Whitney | 25.00 |
74 | account on Philip Alvay | 2.80 |
75 | account on School Dist No. 2 | .30 |
76 | Money in hand | 40.00 |
1 dollar note on new Post Safety Fund Bank supposed to be worth | .15 | |
902.23 |
77 | 1 bedstead, bed and bedding | 15.00 |
78 | 1 bed, bedstead, and bedding | 10.00 |
79 | chest | 1.00 |
80 | 1 side saddle | 5.00 |
81 | 1 bedstead, bed and bedding | 15.00 |
82 | 1 bureau | 5.00 |
83 | 1 mantle clock | 2.00 |
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84 | 1 corner cupboard and ware | 10.00 |
85 | 1 set chairs | 1.00 |
86 | 1 trunnel bed and bedding | 3.00 |
87 | 1 lot books | 1.00 |
88 | 3 bed quilts & 1 blanket | 6.00 |
89 | 2 shovels and 1 pair of tongs | .50 |
90 | 1 corn basket | .40 |
91 | 1 bedstead, bed and bedding | 10.00 |
92 | 1 dinner table | 1.00 |
93 | 1 stand | 1.00 |
94 | 1 cooking stove and ware | 10.00 |
95 | 1 set chairs | 1.00 |
96 | dresser ware | 3.00 |
97 | 1 pair and irons | .50 |
98 | 1 safe | 2.00 |
99 | 1 lot tin ware | 1.00 |
100 | 1 pair steel yards | .50 |
101 | 3 barrels | 3.50 |
102 | 1 old cooking stove and ware | 6.00 |
103 | 1 lot earthen ware | 1.00 |
104 | 1 kitchen table | .50 |
105 | 1 churn | .50 |
106 | 3 shugar kettles | 1.50 |
107 | 2 wash tubs | .50 |
108 | 1 lot pot metal | .50 |
109 | 2 lots soap | 4.00 |
110 | 1 big wheel | .25 |
111 | 1 brass kettle | .50 |
112 | 6 lbs wool | 1.50 |
113 | 1 wooden bucket | .10 |
$125.25 | ||
Amount brought forward from last page | n.v. | |
total personal property | n.v. |
Received of Asa T. Whitney and John P. Brady, Executors of the last will of my late husband Jeremiah Whitney, deceased, the articles charged to me in the foregoing inventory. The 26th day of January 1855.
Clarissa Whitney
Attest: Jefferson Colescott