RIPLEY COUNTY INVENTORIES An inventory of the goods, chattels and effects of Jacob Lauber, late of Ripley County and State of Indiana, deceased, taken by Henry Papet, administrator with the will annexed of te estate of the said deceased with the assistance of E.S. Hawley and F. A. Volz appraisers called and duly sworn for that purpose. 1 bay horse 30.00 1 colt 10.00 potatoes in the ground, ½a 6.00 about 8 tons hay in barn 18.00 1 wheat fan 4.00 24 poplar boards 1.00 4 pieces scantling .25 1 mule cow 7.00 1 black and white cow & calf 8.00 11 sheep 7.70 9 geese 1.00 1 brindle mule heifer 4.00 1 brindle heifer 2.50 1 plough No5 6.00 1 bay mare 30.00 corn in field, about 6 acres 25.00 1 iron tooth harrow,clevis 1.50 80 doz oats in sheaf 8.00 80 doz wheat in sheaf 10.00 1 corn harrow .10 2 flails .06 1 white spotted cow and calf 9.00 1 brindle cow and calf 7.00 22 hogs 18.00 1 white spotted mule heifer 4.50 1 red heifer 5.00 1 wagon 40.00 total carried forward 266.11 1 plough No 3 2.00 1 sled 1.50 2 sets of harness 10.00 8 halter ropes .40 1 cross cut saw 2.50 1 spinning wheel 1.50 1 copper kettle 5.00 2 scaves .50 1 box and some tallor .20 1 barrel and feathers .25 pr of steelyards .50 1 lot of flax .10 1 cradle 1.00 4 feather pillows 1.00 1 scythe and sned 1.00 3 rakes .25 1 doubletree, 2 singletrees 1.00 lot of hay in stable 9.00 4 walnut, 3 poplar boards .50 1 saddle and bridle 2.00 1 grind stone .50 1 spinning wheel 1.75 1 wel 1.00 1 croutshave .75 1 white wash brush .25 1 box old iron .25 1 lot of wool .25 1 lot of woold 2.50 1 lot of onions .75 3 old scythes, 2 rods .25 1 box old iron and 5 whetstones .25 1 scythe and sned .50 1 log chain .75 2 piece chain, grindstone .20 carried forward 316.26 1 bedstead 1.50 2 pitchforks .50 1 spade .25 1 pickaxe .50 1 dunghook .25 4 axes 1.00 1 drawshave .50 1 old sadle .25 1 footadge 1.00 1 hammer, pincers, compas etc .25 1 lot carpenter tools .75 1 shaving horse .15 1 rifle 8.00 1 gridle .50 1 skillet .50 1 iron pot .50 contents of a cupboard .30 4 reaping hooks .50 1 dungfork .35 2 grubbing hoes .40 1 gardenhoe .25 1 hatchet .20 2 cowbells 1.00 1 handsaw .25 1 iron wedge .35 4 augers .50 1 trowel and cottonhooks .25 1 hammer .20 1 half bushel measure .40 1 gun 1.00 dutchoven .75 1 skillet .10 1 frying pan .40 1 teakettle .50 carried forward 340.36 1 skimmer, ladle, fork, etc 1.00 tinpan, wooden bowl, funnel, scissors .25 4 spoons .10 1 coffee mill .10 1 table .50 1 shovel and tongs .40 1 bedstead and bedding 3.00 1 cupboard 8.00 7 books .40 1 clock 2.50 1 bedstead and bedding 5.00 4 chairs .60 8 yds ticking 1.60 2 boxes 1.50 1 hoe .20 1 washtub .25 1 lantern, 2 candlesticks, lamp .30 1 candlemould .15 2 smoothing irons and stands .50 10 knives, 6 forks .50 2 buckets .40 1 keg .25 1 bedstead and bedding 5.00 2 boxes with rags .25 1 razor and shaving box .25 1 stove and pipe 6.00 1 looking glass .10 3 chairs 1.00 1 table .25 5 pillowcases, 2 sheets, 3 tablecloths 1.00 1 iron kettle 2.00 1 churn .25 8 barrels, 1 hogshead 1.00 carried forward 384.96 1 barrel with salt .25 2 tar buckets .25 12 crocks .25 1 lot of cabages .50 50 chickens 3.00 2 washboards .20 1 keg .15 1 milk strainer, washbowl, bucket .20 2 sleds .20 1 logsled .25 5 sacks 1.00 total 391.21 Given under our hands this 14th day of August 1847 E. S. Hawley Fering Anton Voltz