An inventory of the goods chattels and effects of Henry Volz late
of Ripley County and  State of Indiana deceased, taken by Henry
Sapt administrator of the estate of the said deceased with the
assistance of Anthony McKee and John Manger appraisers called and
duly sworn for that purpose.

1 clock                                     2.00
1 candle mould                               .12½
1 jug                                        .1875
1 coffee pot                                 .1875
1 butcherskel                                .30
1 lantern                                    .06¼
1 dutch oven                                 .37½
1 tin dish                                   .12½
1 stone jar                                  .37½
9 crocks                                     .1875
1 copper kettle                              .87½
3 bottles                                    .10
4 cake, 2 pie pans                           .12½
1 brush                                      .06¼
2 water buckets                              .25
1 gun                                       2.75
1 powder flask                               .25
1 bucket                                     .12½
1 ladle                                      .04
3 baskets                                    .30
1 ½ bushel measure                           .10
1 axe                                        .25
1 frying pan                                 .12½
1 tin horn                                   .03
1 drawshave                                  .12½
1 coffee mill                                .37½
   carried over                             9.8075
2 hoes                                       .75
2 dozen chickens                            1.50
20 bushels potatoes                         5.00
   total                                  102.6575

2 old feather beds & pillow                 9.8075
5 sheets                                    1.50
1 wash tub                                   .06¼
18 skeins flax yarn                          .50
1 table                                     1.00
1 skimming ladle                             .06¼
3 knives & 6 forks                           .1875
7 spoons                                     .1875
1 box                                        .37½
1 tub (?)                                    .50
1 cradling scythe                           1.75
5 hogs                                      9.00
8  do                                       9.00
15 do                                       7.00
1 red & white cow                           7.00
1 red cow                                   7.50
1 bull                                      2.00
2 calves                                    2.00
1 lot of hay                                3.00
1  do     do                                6.00
1 share on a wheat fan                      5.50
1 lot of oats                               1.00
1 lot of rye                                9.00
1 shovel                                     .12½
1 lot of flax                                .10
1 barrel wheat                              1.25
3 cags                                       .37½
9 walnut boards                              .50
2 boxes                                      .25
1 lot of corn                               5.00
11 cherry boards                             .37½
   carried over                            90.4075

given under our hands this 2nd January A.D. 1847

An inventory of the real estate of Henry Volz, late of Ripley
County and State of Indiana deceased.  The said deceased was at
the time of his death the owner of the following described real
estate, to wit:

The south west fourth of the southwest quarter of section #32 in
township #9 north of range 12 east containing 40 acres more or
less valued at 250.00.  Also the northwest fourth of the
northeast quarter of section #5 in Township #8 north of range 12
east containing forty acres more or less, valued at 100.00,
making the whole value of the real estate 350.00, and we the
undersigned appraisers do appraise the said real estate to three
hundred and fifty dollars, after deducting the widows right of
dower in the same.
Given under our hands this 2nd day of January 1847.