The Whitley Point
Record Book

(Pages 151 - 329)




1841           Parties at Law

63

July 8th       William Hendricks   adm.  ptff     )
               vs.                                )
               Thomas Bandol &                    )  action
               Richmond Webb  defts               )  on note
                                                     $29.56 1/4
               Sum. Issued to Isaac
               Walker Co. Returnable on the
               17th Instant at 2 oclock
July 17        Sum. Returned duly served
               and the defendant Bandol appeared
               and mad an offset of Eleven Bushels
               of corn at 26 cents per bushels
               making                           $2.86
               and after deducting the above from
               the face of the above note Judgment
               is given against the above defendants
               for $29.63 debt & $1.43 3/4 cost
                        Amos Waggoner J.P.
Oct 15 1841    Execution Isued to
               Isaac Walker Co.
March the 4th 1844. Execution Returned settled by
               note                                         cost
                                               $1.18 3/4   81 1/4




1841           Parties at Law                                           64

July 8th       William Hendricks  adm. ptff       )
               vs.                                )  action on
               John G. Purvis   &                 )  note $24.12 1/2
               Samuel Martin Defts                )  due on the 16th day
                                                     of Nov. 1838
               Sum. Issued to Isaac Walker
               Co. Returnable on the 17 Instant at 2 oclock
July 17        Sum. Returned duly served on Purvis and
               Martin not found.  therefore Judgment
               is given against the defendant Purvis for
               $25.43 3/4 debt & 1.6 1/4 cost   Amos Waggoner J.P.


Dec 15         Execution Isued to Isaac Walker Co. --
Jan 9 1842     Execution Renewed to Isaac Walker Co
March 4 1844   Execution Returned sayed by order of
               the plantiff
                                               co. cost     J. cost
50 $1.6 1/4



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65 Parties at Law 1841 July 8 William Hendricks adm ptff vs. ) action on note Samuel Hughes & ) $52.82 due William Whitley Defents. ) on the 16th day of Nov. 1839 Sum. Issued to Isaac ) Cr. on said note Walker Co. Returnable on the ) for $15 on the 17th Instant at 2 oclock. ) 7th July 1841 July 17 Sum. Return duly served on Hughes and Whitly not found therefore Judgment is Given against Hughs for $43 debt and $1.6 1/4 cost Amos Waggoner J.P. Oct 15 1841 Execution Isued to Isaac Walker Co. March 4 1844 Execution Returned settled by note $1.00 81 1/4 1841 Parties at Law 66 August 3rd William G. Hayden Ptff ) vs. ) action on note John Waggoner Deft ) $12.00 the Defendant came forward and Confessed Judgment for $12.4 debt and //.00. 37 1/2 cost Amos Waggoner Sept 10 Execution Issued to G. Munson March 4th 1842. Execution Returned not Satisfied
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67 Parties at Law 1841 August By the oath of Ebenezer Noyes Warrant is Issued against the Boddy of Anthony Debrewler for an abuse of the Estray Law said Warrant directed to G. Munson Co Returnable forthwith at the Request of said Noyes Subpena is Issued to Andrew Gamell Sept 14th Warrant Returned duly Executed By Bringing the Defendant in Custody and after hearing the Evidence the defendant Debrewler is fined $//.0 37 1/2 and the cost of suit $2.62 1/2 -- and the Same day Execution Issued for the above fine and cost to G. Munson March 4th 1842.Execution. Returned satisfied. 1841 Parties at Law 68 Sept 2 By the oath of John North a Warrant is Issued against the Boddys of Patrick Cook and Eliza Cook for the Braking open of a door of smoke house and taking there from a spinning wheel &c other articles &c -- in the presant case Alexander H. Edwards is debotised to serve the warrant Sept 14 E. Noyes ptff ) action on accont vs. ) $6.00 Wm. Walker deft ) Sum. Isud to G. Monson Co Returnable on the 29th Instant at 12 oclock Sept 29 Sum Returned duly served with the acknowledgement that the above $6.00 is Just. and Judgment is given against the defendt for $6.00 debt & $1.6 1/4 cost -- Amos Waggoner J.P. Oct 22 Execution Isued to G. Monson
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69 Parties at Law 1841 Sept 14 Ebenezer Noyes ptff ) vs ) action Anthony Debrewler deft ) for damages $1.50 Sum. Issued to G. Munson Returnable on the 29th Instant at 12 oclock -- subpena for A. Gamell Sept 29 Sum. Returned duly served and the Parties appeared & the Defendant moved the trial By taking the oath Required By Law and the papers handed over to James Elder Esq. 1841 Parties at Law 70 Sept 29 The people of the state of Illinois Ptff vs. Anthony Debrewler Deft. Complaint made on oath By Ebenezer Noyes that the said A. Debrewler is a leeding an Idle life & not having Wherewith all to maintain himself & family and at the demand of said Noyes a Vagrant warrant is issued against the Boddy of the said A. Debrewler and handed to Grisom Monson Co. Oct 10 papers returned duly served by bring the defendant to trial & after summons of a Jury of 12 men they are sworn and Empaneled and the Evidence Examand and the Jury find the said defendant not Gilty of the said Charge. Amos Waggoner J.P.
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71 Parties at Law Nov. 1841 Nov 15 John J. Hayden ptff ) action on vs. ) accounpt Samuel Rankins dft ) 10.00 Sum. Issued to G. Monson Co Returnable on the 22nd Instant at 4 oclock in the afternoon a subpna Issued to Wm Hendricks & A. Gamell in behalf of the ptff Nov 22 papers Returned duly Executed and the parties appeared and of hearing the Evidence judgment is given against the Defent S. Rankins for 4.75 debt and 2.93 3/4 cost 2 witnesses 1.00 Nov 23rd the ptff in the above case came & made oath that unless Execution be Issued forthwith the above Debt will be lost & Execution is Isued forthwith to Gr. Monson July 31 1843 Execution. Returned money mad in part Seven dollars & .46
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1841 Parties at Law 72 Nov 15 The People ptff ) vs. ) Benjemin Freeman deft ) Complaint made to me on oath By Patsy Waggoner against said Freeman in a case of Bastardy and having filed her Afidavit Warrant Issued to Isaac Walker Co. August 5th 1842 B. Monroe & Co. ptff ) action vs. ) on note Johnathan E. Graham Deft ) $14.81 the Defendant come & Confessed Judgment for $17.21 debt & 37 1/2 Cost -- having a Recipt of one dollar against said note -- A. Waggoner J.P. Feb 13 1843 Recd ten Dollars of the above Judgmnt -- April 8th Recd. the above in full.
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1843 Parties at Law page 1 [Editor's note: At this point, the page numbering recommences again. The previous case was initiated in November 1841. Thus, there is a gap of slightly less than two years, with no recorded cases initiated from that date through 1842 and up to August 1843. Moultrie County was created by the Illinois State Legislature in February 1843. The town of Nelson, referred to in the case below, served as the county seat of Moultrie County until 1845, when Sullivan became the county seat.] August 8th 1843 By the oath of William Snyder Warrant is Issued in behalf the State against the Boddys of William Martin, Charles Martin & Marry M. Martin for an assault & batterry committed on the persons of Henry Snyder & William Snyder on the 6th Instant at the town of Nelson Subpeneas Issued to Jackson Berry William H. Elder & Jackson Ausbern [?] papers directed to G. Munson Co Aug 9th the parties all appeared & 2 of the defts Brough in custady and at the Request of the said defendants father a Jury warrant is Issued & said Jury summonsed and appeared and the Jury being duly Sworn the Evidence is Examained & the said Jury agreed in a verdict of not Gilty. Amos Waggoner J.P.
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2 Parties at Law 1843 August 8th 1843 The People Ptff. vs. William Snyder Defandant Said Snyder giving himself up in to my hands to be tried for an assaul upon the person of Charles Martin committed on the 6 Instant in the town of Nelson Evidence Expected tomorrow -- Aug. 9th Subpenas Issued at the Request of Martin in the above case to Jonathan Graham James Elder & Wm Elder -- Given to said Martin to serve the same day the Evidence in the above Case appeared & after hearing said Evidence Said defendant is fined three Dollars & 62 1/2 cost which fine & cost is paid over to me Amos Waggoner J.P.
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1843 Parties Law 3 August George Waggoner ptff 31st vs. action on John Walker Deft account $20.00 Sum. Issued Returnable on the 6th Sept next at 2 oclock in the afternoon Sum handed to Milton Cox Co Sept 5 Subpenas Issued to Tolliver Smith & F. Haney handed to Isaac Curry. Cox being sick 6 the parties met & the defendant Requested a Jury & a warrant is Issued hand to Isaac Curry. ____ in the Evening of the same day the Jury appeared and after being Sworn heard the Evidence & Retired a few mintes and Returned a verdict in favour of the plantiff & against the defendant for $20.00 debt & $3.75 cost Amos Waggoner J.P. Oct 6th Cr by order of the ptff for $12.47 Jan 17 1844 by Cash note $6.65 do. by cash l.0 4 Parties at Law 1843 August 31 George Waggoner ptff vs. action on William Walker Deft account Sum Issued Returnable on the 6th Sept next at 2 oclock in the afternoon Subpenia Issued to Harmon Smith papers handed to Milton Cox Co. Sept 6 at the Request of the deft Subpena Issued to F.B. Haney 6th papers Returned & the parties and all the Evidence appeared and after hearing the Evidence Judgmnt is given against the Deft. -- William Walker for $2.33 1/2 cnts debt & $2.48 cents cost Amos Waggoner J.P. Oct 9th Execution Issued to Cox Cos.
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1843 Parties at Law 5 Oct 10 John Edmonds ptff ) action on vs. ) account $30.00 John Hasting Deft ) the above plantiff made oath that the said John Hasting is Justly indebted to him the said ptff in a sum not Exceeding one hundred dollars & that he the said plantiff has good Reason to believe that said Deft is about to abscond from this State &c -- and at the Request of said Edmonds, a forthwith is Issued against the Boddy of the said John Hasting
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6 Parties at Law Jan 1 1844 John Green Ptf vs. action on James W. Vawn Dft account $10.00 Sum. Issued to Milton Cox Returnable on the 6th Inst at 11 oclock Jan 13 Edward Waggoner ptff ) action on acct vs ) $4.37 1/2 Benjemin Price Deft ) the above ptff Edward Waggoner made oath that the said deft. Benjemin Price is Justly indebted to him in a sum not Exceeding one hundred Dollars & that he has Good Reason to believe that the debt may be lost without forthwith is Issued a gainst the boddy of the aforesaid defendant and at the Request of said Plantiff forthwith is Issued to Grisom Monson Co subpenas Issued to John Waggoner & Margrit Waggoner said subpenas Issued at the Request of the ptff -- Jan 15th papers Returned duly served By Bring ing the defendant & said defendant made oath that he did Believe that he could not have an Impartial trial before me & the papers is handed to James Elder Esqr. -- J. cost 62. 1/2 Cos cost $1.22 1/2
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Feb 1844 Parties at Law 7 Phillip Apple Ptf action on vs. account William Elder & Samuel Elder deft $7.84 Feb 23 Summons Issued to Grisom Munson Co Returnable on the 29th Instant at 11 oclock Subpena Issued to James Highland at the Request of said Apple -- Feb 28 papers Returned satisfied in full & I Recd my cost 50 April Joseph Oliver ptff ) action on note 30th vs. ) $19.68 Ths Purvis & ) due 18 Dec 1843 Sml Dukes Defts ) Sum. Issued to G. Munson Co Returnable on the 8th May next at 10 oclock May 8th Sum. Returned duly served & defence made therefore Judgment is given for $20.56 debt & $1.71 cost A.W. J.P. J. Cost 56 June 15th Execution Isued to G. Munson Co cost $1.15 .75 August 21st 1844. Execution Returnd no Sale for the want of bidders do 31 Execution renewed to M. Cox By order of D. Harris Dec 15 Execution Returnd $7.29 & a new Execution Issued to Milton Cox. Co March 12 1846 Execution Returned not satisfied and a new Execution Issued to M. Cox. Co.
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8 Parties at Law 1844 April James Hambleton assinee of 30 William M. Wright ptff ) action of vs. ) note $2.63 Thos Purvis Deft ) due May 16th 1843 Sum. Issued to G. Munson Returnable on the 8th day of May next at 11 oclock May 8 Sum Returned duly served and no defence made therefore Judgment is given for $2.63 debt & $1.21 cost J. Cost 56 1/4 C. cost 65 A. Waggoner J.P. 75 June 15 Execution Isued to G. Munson August 21st Execution Returnd no sail for the want of Bidders do 31 Execution Renewed to M. Cox By order of D. Harris Dec 7th Execution Returnd satisfied in part to wit principal $2.63 Intrist .9 [?] J. cost 81 1/4 April 30th Parties at Law 9 1844 The People ptff vs. William L. Ward Deft Complaint made to me on oath by Rhewann [?] Fleming an unmarried woman in the County of Moultrie that she was on the 22nd day of April A.D. 1844 delivered of a Bastard child & that William L. Ward is the Father of said child and having Filed the Affidavit required by Law May 7th 1844 Warrant Issued against the boddy of the said William L. Ward
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10 Parties at Law 1844 May 9th Tacket [?] & Hayden ptff ) action on note vs. ) $25.83 due on the Nathan Abbot Deft ) 25th Dec. 1840 Intrist $10.42 Sums Issued to M. Cox Returnable on the 20th Instat at 10 oclock 20 Sum. Returned duly served & the Defendant does not appear therefore Judgmnt is given against the defendant for $36.25 debt & cost of J. 56 1/4 C. 90 June 15th Execution Issued to G. A. Waggoner J.P. Munson August 24 Execution Returnd no sale for the want of bidders & a new Execution Issued to Milton Cox Co. 1844 Parties at Law 11 May 31st Samuel Burk ptff ) action on vs. ) account $75.00 Ebenezer Noyes Deft ) Sum. Issued Returnable on 6th June next at 12 oclock Supnna Is. to A. Gamell & George Waggoner June 6th papers all Returnd duly served & the parties presant & the above Deft presented his account as a set off after hearing the that was in behalf of the above ptff it appearing to the satisfaction of me the undersigned that there is no Debt in favour of said ptff then Judgmnt is given against the plantiff Samuel Burk an account in favour of said defend for three Dollars 94 1/2 cents debt & $2.33 3/4 Cost Amos Waggoner J.P. 1.56 1/4 77 1/2
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12 1844 August 5th E. Noyes ptff action on Andrew Gamell Deft account $30.00 the Defendant Confessed Judgment for $30 dollars debt & 37 1/2 cost Amos Waggoner J.P. Nov 18th the above Judgment sadisfied by order of the ptff. 1844 13 Sept 16 Peter Allgood assinee of Wm Algood ptff action vs. on note Barnet W. Davis deft for corn 23 Barrells Cr by 12 Barrells By the oath of Peter Allgood the above Ptff forthwith is Issued to M. Cox Co the same day the defendant Braught in custady and Judgment given for $11 deft $1.71 cost the same day the plantiff made oath that unless Execution Issue forthwith the above debt may be lost & thereon Execution Issued forth with to M. Cox Nov 6 Execution Returned satisfied in full
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14 Parties at Law Oct 13 1844 Andrew Gamell assinee of Thos J. Lard Ptff vs. action Standfield Stewart on note Michel Mann deft. for corn 40 bushel Judgment confessed by the two above defendants for $8.00 debt & 37 1/2 cost same day By the of A. Gamell Execution is Issued to G. Munson co. Dec 6th Execution Returned no property found 15 [blank page] [Editor's note: Subsequent pages of the portions of the ledger book containing the record of Justice of the Peace proceedings were not given page numbers by the Justice. In this printed edition, ledger book pages subsequent to 15 will be numbered consecutively -- e.g. 16, 17 -- with the page numbers bracketed to show that the numbers have been added by the editor.] [16] Parties at Law 1844 Oct. 20 Isaac Curry assinee of Barnet W. Davis - ptff action on vs. note $9.50 John W. Edwards deft due on the 10th Oct. 1843 By the consent of both parties trial is had without process After hearing the evidence, Judgment is given against the ptff, Isaac Curry for the cost 43 3/4---
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[17] Dec 2nd Parties at Law 1844 Sarah N. Waggoner Ptff ) action on vs. ) account for Isaac Shirley Deft. ) $4.66 Summons Issued to Grissom Monson Con Returnable on the 9th Instant at Elivn oclock & at the Request of said ptff Subpenea Issued to S. Kenedy & S. Little Dec. 9th The papers in the above case Returnd duly Executed and the parties met & settled without Judgmnt Amos Waggoner J.P. [18] 1844 Parties at Law Dec. 13th William Eastin ptff 1844 vs. action on James Highland & ) defendants. account $20.00 Thomas Townley ) By the oath of said Easton forthwith Issued to Gr. Munson Co 14th papers Returned & Townly Braught & said Townley made oath that he could not safely come to trial without the Evidence of James Highland Therefore the case is continued to the 21st instant at 12 oclock by the order of the Defts Suppina Isued to Philip Apple by the same for Wm Henry & Harmon Smith By the plantiff St. subpina to Grisom Munson Dec 21st papers all Returned duly Executed & the parties met and after hearing the Evidence Judgment is given against the one defendant Thomas Townley the other defendant James Highland not being summonsed -- for $2.70 Debt & $5.25 cost 4 witnesses 50 each 2.00 J. cost 1.62 1/2 paid Co cost 1.62 1/2 the principal above $2.70 Cr. by order of the above ptff Wm Easton
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1845 Parties at Law [19] Feb. 26 Abner Lamb Ptff action on note vs. $75.00 due George Purvis Deft on the 25 Dec 1842 with Credit for $25. Sum. Issued to Milton Cox Co. Returnable on the 6th March next -- March 6th Suppina Issued to J___ Martin March 9th Papers Returnd and the defendant appeared and prisinted a Receipt in amot $4.93 and it being allowed the Defendant Confesses Judgmnt for the sum of $45.7 debt and $8.60 Intrist and $1.30 cost 75 55 Amos Waggoner J.P. March 24 Execution Issued to Gr. Munson May 7 Execution Returnd with Cr. of $20.00 & Execution Renewed at the Request of Plantiff March 6th 1846 Execution Returned Satisfied in full [20] Parties at Law 1845 Feb 27th Abner Wamack Ptff = action on vs. ) account $6.00 Sarden [?] Little deft ) Summons Issued Returnable on the 4th March next at 12 oclock March 4th Summons Returnd by Samuel Duke duly Executed and the Plantiff appeared and Proved his accont & Judgment is given against the Defenant Sarden [?] Little for six dollars debt and $1.37 1/2 cents cost J. 62 1/2 C. 75 Amos Waggoner J.P. same day Upon the oath of the Plantiff Execution is Issued to Duke - May 15 Execution Returned no sale for the Want of delivery of property
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[21] May 16 1845 Parties at Law William Bennett Ptff vs. action on Davis Harrison Deft note $1.37 1/2 Sums Issued Returnable on the 24th Inst 12 oclock [22] June 9th 1845 Samuel Kennedy ptff ) action on vs. ) accont Wilson Y. Fliming [?] deft. ) $2.00 Sum. Issued to Milton Cox Cons. Returnable on the 14th Instant at 12 oclock also Suppina to Wm. Siler [?] - 14 papers Returnd not Served
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[23] 1845 Parties at Law July 28th William Manning plff vs. on account Edward Killion Dft Ta x [?] 50 cents Summons Isued to Milton Cox Co Returnable on the 2nd day August next at 1 oclock Aug. 2 Summons Returnd duly Served & Judgmnt given against said Defent. for 50 cts Debt & $1.31 1/4 56 1/4 75 Sept 25 Execution Issued to Milton Cox Const. Dec. 4 Exction Returnd no property July 28 William Manning Ptff vs. action on Violet Fleming Deft. account for Ta x $1.00 Sum. Issued to Milton Cox Co. Returnable on the 2nd day August next at 1 oclock Aug. 2 Sum Returnd duly served & Judgmnt given against said defendant for $1.00 debt & $1.1 1/4 cost 56 1/4 45 Sept 23 Execution Issued to Milton Cox Cons. Dec 4 Execution Returnd no property June 4 Execution Issued to T. Wamack Co.
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[24] July 28th 1845 Parties at Law William Manning Ptff vs. action on James Cates & Steven note $1.35 Cates Defts. due on 5th Aug. 1844 Sum. Isued to Milton Cox Co. Returnable on the 2nd day Aug. next at 1 oclock Aug. 2 Sum Returnd duly served and Judgmnt given against said defendants for $1.42 Debt & $2.6 1/4 cost 56 1/4 $1.50 Sept 25 Execution Issued to Milton Cox Const. [25] August 22nd 1845 Parties at Law James M. Grear Ptff vs. action note Wm. B. Porter $35 due on 7th May Last Sum. Issued to M. Cox Returnable on the 27 Inst at 12 oclock - Suppina to J.J. Hayden 26 Suppina to Wm. B. Hendricks at the Request of deft and to Wright Little & Robert Little & T.W. Martin at the request of ptff Jury warrant Issued to Milton Cox Cons. 27th papers Returnd and the parties met & settled without trial
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[26] August 1845 Parties at Law James B. Fulton. Admn. ptff vs. action on John Sease & ) note $35 Felix Landers ) Defts. due on 28 nov 1843 Sum. Issued to M. Cox Returnable on the third day of Sept next at 12 oclock -- Sept 3 Sum Returnd duly Served & no defendant appears & Judgmnt given against the said defendants for $38.67 1/2 debt & intrist & $1.56 1/4 cost 56 1/4 1.00 Oct 3 Execution Issued to Milton Cox Const. Jan 26 Execution Returnd. money not made for the want of Bidders & said Execution Renewed to Milton Cox Co. -- [27] Sept 3rd 1845 Parties at Law James Campbell [?] Ptff ) vs. ) action on note John McLain & ) $18.25 due on John Sease Defts. ) the 1 Jun 1845 Sum Issued to Milton Cox Cons. -- Returnable on the 10 Instant at 12 oclock -- 10 Sum Returned duly served & Judgment given against the said defendants for $18.43 3/4 debt & $1.61 1/2 cost 56 1/4 1.05 Oct 2 Execution Issued to 1846 Milton Cox Const. August 29th Execution Returnd money not made & Execution Renewed to M. Cox Con. Nov 18 Execution Returnd $5.00 paid to the pifa [?] " Execution Renewed by order of pifa [?] Handed to M. Cox Co.
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[28] 1845 Parties at Law Sept 10 David M. Robison ptff vs. ) on note Isaac Waggoner Def ) $1.35 due Oct 1844 Judgment Confessed for $1.41 debt A. Waggoner J.P. [29] 1845 Parties at law Margritt Kennedy Ptff vs James Lyle [?] deft Sum Issued Returnable on the 26th Instant at 12 oclock Nov 20 The parties met and after hearing the Evidence Judgment is Given against the said Defendant for $8.75 debt and $2.56 1/4 Cost 26 Recd of the above cost $4.00 $1.6 1/4 $1.50
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[30] 1846 Parties at Law Jan 19 David Harris Ptff ) action on vs. ) note $41.12 1/2 Samuel Wilson deft ) on intrist from 20th February 1844 with credit of Intr. $4.80 Sum Issued to Milton Cox Co. -- Returnable on the 26th Instant at 12 oclock 26 the Sumons Returned duly Executed and Judgment Given against the deft. S. Wilson for $45.77 debt and $1.11 1/4 56 1/4 55 cost Feb 19 the above Judgmnt satisfied in full -- 45.77 Intrist .20 $ 45.97 27 paid ovr to Harris 25.00 same day 8.10 " " 2.00 35.10 March 5th Cr. by cash $ 7.25 cr. by money __ __ _____ 42.35 1 5 dollar bill Returnd Leaving 8.62 1/2 March 18th 1846 Cr by order on H. Ledbetter 4.00 May 1st 1846 4.62 April Settled in full $4.62 1/2
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[31] 1846 John Richardson ptff vs. ) action on March 3 Milton Cox & Jane Cox ) account due Administratrix of John Richardson ) on Oct. Deceased defts. ) 25th 1841 principle $27.53 Intrist $5.28 $32.81 Sum. Issued to G. Munson Constable Returnable on the 14th Instant at 2 oclock in the afternoon at the Request of said plantiff suppina Isued to John Dollert [?] David Elliott & Robert Richardson. Shelby County March 14 Papers Returned duly Executed the above Plantiff John Richardson appeared with his witnesses But no appearance of Defendants at 2 oclock said Richardson moved for trial and there being no defendant presant the Evidence was Examined on the part of the plantiff & Judgment Given against said defendants Milton Cox & Jane Cox for the sum of twenty seven dollars and fifty three cents Debt and three dollars forty three cents cost Amos Waggoner J.P. J. cost 93 3/4 Const. 50 J. Dollert Witness 1.00 R. Richardson " 1.00 March 21 appeal By Cox my cost 1.00
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[32] April 13th 1846 Parties at Law Daniel Davis ptff ) action on vs. ) accont $14.25 Samuel Dunkin Dft ) Sum. Isued to Milton Cox Constable Returnable on the 18th Instant at 2 oclock in the afternoon April 18 Sum. Returnd duly Executed But no appearance of Defendants and the plantiff appeared proved his account and Judgment is given against the said Defendant Samuel Dunkin for $14.25 debt and $1.1 1/4 cost 56 1/4 45 May 11 Execution Issued to Milton Cox Co July 14 Execution Returnd no money made & a new Execution Issued to M. Cox Co. Augst 15 Execution Returnd money made in part $14.25 [33] April 13 Parties at Law 1846 Robert Pew Pltff ) action on note vs. ) due on the 10th Joseph Clark & ) Feb. last -- Samuel Dunkin ) amounting to $36.80 Intrist 36 3/4 Judgment Confessed by the above defendants Joseph Clark & Samuel Dunkin for $37.16 1/4 Debt and 37 1/2 cts Cost Amos Waggoner J.P. 28 the above Judgmt satisfied by order of the Plantiff Recd my cost 37 1/2 April 27th 1846 Mr. Amos Waginer Sir please square the docket and receipt to the barer for the same Robert Pugh [signature]
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[34] 1846 Parties at Law April 11 Albert Frazin ptff action on vs. note 6 Elgin Reedy Deft. Intrist Summons Issued to Milton Cox Constable Returnable on the 20th Instant at 2 oclock in afternoon 20 Summons Returned duly Executed no defense made by the said Defendant and Judgment is given against said Defendant Elgin Reedy for $6.18 debt and $1.81 1/4 cost 56 1/4 1.25 Amos Waggoner J.P. May 11 Execution Issued to Milton Cox Co July 14 Execution Returnd no money and a new Execution Issued to M. Cox Co Sept 30 Execution Returnd money not made & a new Execution Issued to S. Dukes Co. Feb 3rd Execution Returnd no property July 15 Recd the above cost in full $2.56 1/4 By the ptff Jan 23 1850 Execution to J.M. Greer 8 February 1850 Setled in full $10.26 [Editor's note: This action initiated in April 1846 is the last action recorded in this volume as initiated in 1846. The last dated entry by Amos Waggoner J.P. also occurs in April 1846. No new actions are reported for the remainder of 1846 or for 1847. The next reported new action -- which appears on the next page of the volume -- was filed January 18, 1848, and the justice who handled this action was William Davis J.P.]
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[35] 1848 January the 28 Partys at Law Joel Munson for ptff action on Martin Walker on Note vs. $28.00 Samuel Egbert Defft due Dec the 25 1847 Sumonn isued to G. Munson returnable Feb. the 5 at 12 oclock Feb the 5 Sumon return duly serve & the defendant dos not apear therefour Judgment is given against the defendant S. Egbert for $28.19 1/2 cents J. P. cost 56 1/4 Co. 75 cents Wm. Davis J.P. Feb 25th Execution isued to G. Munson Co March the 7 Execution returnd no property found March 7 an attachment isued against Martin Walker property Februrary the 16 1848 partys at Law Lewis Kennedy admst of ptff Mardret Kennedy dec action on vs Note for Wm. B. Hendricks and $6.98 cts J.M. Greer Defft Came forward and confesed Judgment for $6 98 cents Wm. Davis J.P. J.P. cost 37 1/2 March the 6th Setled in full
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[36] Feb. the 26 1848 Partys at Law Lewis Kenidy Adms of Margret Kenidy Dec ptff ) action on vs. ) Note for Thomas Purvis and ) $26.65 Lowery Trailor Defft. due on the 10th 1847 Sumon isued to gm. Monson returnable 8th of March at 12 oclock March the 8 Summon return duly Served an no apearance of the Deft therefore Judgment is gave the Defft. for $27. 10 3/4 cents Wm. Davis J.P. J. Cost 56 1/4 cent Con $1.22 cts March the 28 execution isued to g. Monson May the 6th execution returnd satisfyd in full Feb. the 26th 1848 partys at Law Lewis Kenidy Adm of ptff action on Margret Kenidy Dec Note for vs. $18.50 John MClain Due Aug Wm Scott Defft. the 27 1847 Sumon isued to gm. Monson returnable the 8th of March at 12 oclock March the 8th Sumon returnd duly serve and no appea rance of the Defft therefore Judgment is given Defft. MClain and Scot not found for $19.22 J.P. cost 56 1/4 cts Con 35 cts Wm. Davis J.P. January 9th 1850 Credit in full
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[37] 1848 March the 6th partys at Law Harry Davis for Townson Waumack ptff vs. action on H.B. Porter Defft. Note for $8.00 in good trade Due march the 1st Summon isued to James T. Snodgrass subpeona returnable March the 11th at 12 oclock March the __ Townson Wamack Subpeona at the request of the Defft March the 11 the partys met and the Case continued till the 25th of the pesant inst Settled in full
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[38] Partys at Law 1848 I Joel H. Munson do Solemly March Swear that Martin Walker the 7th is justly indebted to me in a sum not exceeding thirty dollars and ninty one cents and that the said Martin Walker absconds or conceals him self So that a warrant Cannot be Served on him as I verily believe and said Monson payd attachment against the property of Martin Walker and it was granted Wm. Davis J.P. the condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bonden Joel H. Munson hath on the day of the date hereof, peyd an attachment at the Suit of Martin Walker against the personal estate of the above name defendant for the Sum of thirty dollars and ninty one cent and the Same being about to be sued out returnable on the 17th day of March at 12 o clock, before said Justice, now if said Joel H. Munson Shal prosecute his suit with effect or in case of failor therein Shall well and truly pay and satisfy the said deffendant all Such Cost and Such Suit and Such damage as the Said deffendant May sustain by reason of wrongfully suing out the Said attachment then the above obligation to be void else to remain in full force and virtue Joel Munson SEAL Harvey Davis SEAL Witness our hands and seal this March the 7th 1848 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[39] 1848 March the 7th Subpeona isued to Homar [?] Gibbs March the 17th the plantiff apeared an no appearance of the Defft, therefore Judgment is given against the Defendant Martin Walker for $30 96 cents on attachment on a note that said Martin Walker Sold on Samuel Egbert Which said Walker agreed to Stand good for and Judgment has been given against the Said Egbrt and Execution isued and returned no property found J.P. cost $1.37 1/2 con $ __ Wm. Davis J.P. April the 1st $20 39 1/4 cents Attach return property Sold $12 96 1/2 paid to the ptff December the 30th 1848 paid by Samuel Egbert $6.50 cents May __ 1850 paid by Samuel Egbert $5.22
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[40] 1848 March the 28 Partys at Law this day Come before me Wm. Davis a Justice of the piece Joel H. Monson and maid oath that he had just cose to believe that Wm. Waggoner is indeted to Martin Walker and the said Monson Requested a guarnishe for the said Waggoner and it was granted Wm. Davis J.P. April the 5th the case Continued by the request of the partys till the 17th April the 17th the Deffendant Wm. Waggoner came forward and made oath that he owed Martin Walker $8.00 Due September the first 1848 therefor Judgment is given against the Deffendant Wm. Waggoner for eight dollars Oct the 4th 1848 Wm. Davis J.P. paid $8.00 to the ptff June 9th 1849 execution returned no property found J.P. 93 3/4 cts Con paid $1.00
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[41] May the 4th 1848 partys at Law Lewis Kennidy Adm of ptff ) Action on Note Margret Kennidy ) for $17.88 cts vs. ) Due Oct the 10th Summon Wm. B. Porter Defft. ) 1847 Summon isued to J. M. Greer returnable the 13th instant at 12 oclock May the 13 th 12 oclock Summon Duly served and no Apearance of the defendant therefore Judgment is given agains the Defft. for $18.50 cts J.P cost 50 1/4 cts Con 37 1/4 Wm. Davis J.P. June the 1st paid 35 cents July the 1st Execution isued to J.M. Greer Sept 14th Execution return 15 37 1/2 paid the same day a new Execution isued Nov. __ Execution return satisfyed in full May the 4th 1848 partys at Law Lewis Kennidy Adm of ptff ) action on Note for Margret Kennidy Dec ) $68.75 cents vs. ) Due August the Joseph Clark and H.C. Carney Deff. 27th 1847 Summon isued to J.M. greer ballance unpaid returnable the $16.43 cents 13th instant at 12 oclock May the 13th 12 ocolk Summon Duly served and no appearance of the Defft therefore Judgment is given against the Defft Joseph Clark and H.C. Carney for Sixteen Dollars 45 cents J.P. cost 56 1/4 cts, Con $1.20 Cent Wm. Davis J.P. Junee the 2nd Execution isued to J.M. greer July the 17th Execution return satisfyed in full and the money paid over to the ptff by the Con.
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[42] May the 4th 1848 Partys at Law Lewis Kennidy Adm of ptff ) Action on Note Samuel Kennidy Dec. ) for $28.12 1/2 cts vs. ) Due Oct 31st Andrew Scott and Amos Waggoner J.P. ) 1846 ballence unpaid $27.73 cts Summons isued to J.M. greer returnable 13th insant at 1 oclock May the 13th Summons Duly servd and no appearance of the Defft therefor Judgment is given against the Defft Andrew Scott and Amos Waggoner J.P. for $28 43 1/2 cents debt, J.P. cost 56 1/4 cents, Con 70 cents Wm. Davis J.P. June the 1st appeal Caul for by Scott May 31 paid 56 1/4 cts May the 4th 1848 Partys at Law ) Action on Note Lewis Kennidy Adm of ptff ) for $6.87 1/2 Margret Kennidy Dec ) Due Oct the 10th vs ) 1847 Adolfis and Haszell Waggoner ) ballence Due $3.11 1/2 cts Summon isued to J.M. greer returnable on the 13th insant at 1 oclock May the 13th 1 oclock Summons Duly Served and no appearance of the Defft. therefore Judgment is given against Haszell Waggoner of $3.12 1/4 cents J.P. cost 56 1/4 cents Con $1.20 cts Wm. Davis J.P. June the 2th executio isued to J.M. greer July the 17th Execution returned Satisfyed in and the money paid over to the ptff by the Con.
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[43] June the 2th 1848 partys at Law James Highland ptff ) Action on a vs. ) Count for Ebenezer Nois Defft ) $1.00 Summon isued to J.M. greer returnable the 8 Day of June at 12 oclock Subpeona isued to James B. Mattingly, Silvester Barton June the 3 the Dfft mad oath that he could [not] have a impartial trial before me the papers handed to Daniel Elington Esq. Wm. Davis J.P. [44] Dec. the 29th 1848 partys at law trustees of Township twelve north ) action on range Six East of the third ) Note $91.50 principal meridian ptff ) Due oct the vs. ) 1st 1847 H.B. Porter & Wm. B. Hendricks ) Ebenr Noise Defft. ) Summon isued to J.M. greer returnable 5 day of January 1849 at 12 oclock Jan 5th 12 oclock No appearance of the ptff and the suit Dismised.
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[45] 1849 March 3rd Partys at Law Lowery Trailor ptff ) Action on vs. ) acount Tinch Hampton Defft. ) $2.00 Summons isued to J.M. greer returnable the 10 instant at 12 Subppeona isued to george Purvis J.P. cost 50 cents Dec the 28 1849 Partys at Law Wm. Ellis ptff ) action on vs. ) Note Due the Wm. H. Brothers Defft. ) 25 of Dec. 1849 $11.34 cents by the oath of said Ellis open acount fourthwith is isued to J.M. greer for $1.45 cents January 1st 1850 papers duly served and return the Defft. Wm. H. Brothers confess Judgment for $12.79 cents J.P. cost 62 cents Con. $13.60 Jan the 1st 1850 paid to the ptff $4.30 June the 11th Execution isued to Wm. Davis J.P. J.M. greer Const. July the 27th execution return no property for serving and returning 50 cents Jan the 22 1852 execution isued to S. Briteman [?] Feb the 4th 1859 execution return no property found Feb the 25 executon isued to S. Briteman May the 27th executon return satisfyed
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[46] Aug the 14th 1849 Partys at Law John MClain ptff ) action on a vs. ) Recipt for James Elder Defft ) $15.00 due January 9, 1849 Summon issued to J.M. greer and an open act. and returnable the 20 of August at 12 Subpeona isued to David paterson, Wilson Loid, Wm. MClain Andre Scott papers Duly served and return August the 20th no apearence of the Defft after heren the evidence of D. Paterson, Wm. Mlain Andrew Scott Judgment is given against the Defft. James Elder for $18.50 cents, Debt J.P. cost __1/4, Con. cost $1.67 1/2 Wm. Davis Wm. MClain witness 50 cts Sept the 3rd Coppy of the Judgment called for by the Defft. Sept the 10th Execution to J.M. greer [47] Feb the 25th 1850 Partys at Law Wm Ellis ptff ) action on vs. ) account for John F. Hasworthy Defft ) $4.75 cts Summon isued to J.M. greer Con and returnabl the 7 of March at 12 oclock March the 5th 1850 setled in full with the ptff and the Con cost paid 55 cents Wm. Davis J.P.
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[48] Feb the 25 1850 Partys at Law Wm. Ellis for Lyded Provolt ptff ) Action on vs. ) Note due John F. Hasworthy Defft. ) Oct 23rd 1849 $13 Summon isued to J.M. greer Con returnable on the 7 of March at 12 oclock March the 5th 1850 setled in full with the ptff and the Con cost paid 55 cents Wm. Davis J.P. 1850 March the 7th Partys at Law Wm. Ellis for Jesse Ellis ptff ) Action on a vs. ) Note for $10.00 William Bridgeman ) due the 15 day Pleasant M. Blythe Defft. ) of June 1849 Summon isued to J.M. greer and returnable on the 14th inst at 12 oclock 14 at 12 oclock papers duly serve and return an no appearance of the Defft therefore Judgment is given against Wm Bridgeman for $10.46 cents and Pleasant M. Blythe not found J.P. cost 56 1/4 con 45 Wm. Davis J.P. April the 1st paid five Dollars -- 5.00 do 6th paid five Dollars 5.00 May the 11th paid $1.35 cents 1.35 May the 17th 1851 setled in full [49] Feb the 25th 1850 Partys at Law Wm. Ellis ptff Action on vs. Note due Dec Conrad Reedy Defft the 25 1849 $27.38 drawing 10 per cent intrest Summon isued to J.M. greer Con and returnable on the 7th of March at 12 oclock March 7 12 oclock No appearace of the Dfft and therefore Judgment is given against the Defft Conrad Reedy for $27.91 cents J.P. cost 56 1/4 Con 37 cents Wm. Davis J.P. March the 28th Execution isued to J.M. Greer Con April the 26th Setled in full
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[50] 1850 April the 16th Partys at Law Wm. Ellis ptff Action note vs. for 3.50 cents Noah Crouch Defft due 25 of Dec. 1849 Drawing 10 per cent Summon issued to J.M. Greer intrust untill paid Con. and retunable 25 inst at 12 oclock April 25th 12 oclock no appearance of the Defft therefore Judgment is given against the Defft Noah Crouch for $3.59 J.P. cost 36 1/4 cts con 37 1/2 May the 16th Execution isued Wm. Davis J.P. to J.M. greer Con July the 20th execution return not satisfyed and new isued August the 18th Execution return satisfyed [51] 1850 April the 16th Partys at Law Wm Ellis ptff Action on vs. Note $ 16.75 Dixen Ritter Defft Due 29 of Oct 1848 Summon isued to J.M. greer Cons. and returnable on the 25th inst at 12 olock April the 19th the Case Stay by the ptff
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[52] 1850 April the 16th [?] Partys at Law James M. Greer ptff Action on vs. Note for William Hendricks Adm $20 due of Andrew Drain Dec Deff Feb 1837 Summon isued to A. Thomason and returnable the 19 of April at 12 oclock the said note April the 19th the Defft maid is in the Deffts. oath he had good reason to hands believe that he coulent get a fair and imparcial trial before me and the papers handed over to Daniel Elington R. B. Wheeler ) vs. ) Mortgague Robert Mongomery ) One bay horse about ten years old one sorrel horse about five years old one gray mair about Eight years old one two horse waggon and harnes for the same one chest of carpenters tools one work Bench one red Cow and red calf three bedsteds and beding for the same there stoves one bureau one cupbord one set of winsor chears one one grindston thirty acres of corn standing on Thomas Roberts farm this 13th day of November 1861 Wm. Davis J.P.
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1850 page 1 [53] April the 16th Partys at Law Wm. Ellis ptff Action on Note vs. for $14.87 James Steele Defft Due Aug the 15 1849 Summon isued to J.M. greer Con April 13th 1850 and returnable the 25th inst at 1 for $3.55 cents oclock April the 25th at 12 oclock no appearance of the Defft therfore Judgment is given against the Defft James Steele for $11.94 1/2 J.P. cost 56 1/4 Con 65 Wm. Davis J.P. May the 16th execution isued to J.M. greer Const. June the 5th Execution return Satisfyed in full Francis H. Summons ) to ) Morgague James L. Martin ) Morgague of one mill with Steam Engine Boiler and all the Burr Bitts two Saws and all the tools pertaining to said mill and all the building & Shed now conected with said mill this 5th day of November 1861 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[54] 1850 April the 16th Partys at Law Wm. Ellis ptff Action on Note vs. $21.49 cents John Mills Defft Due the 25 Summon isued to J.M. greer Con and of Dec 1849 returnable the 25th inst at 1 oclock with 10 per April the 19th Cent intrust untill paid The case stayed by the ptff [Editor's note: the above is the last action recorded in this volume.] James A. Ervin to Mortgague of Katy Langford one dirty white stear with Som black Spots about his head and neck also one pail red Stear with a motly face white back and belly also one brindle Stear with Some white in his left flank also black sided Stear with a white back and belly and some white in his forehead all the above named Stears is mark with a under half crop in each eare also one red and white Spoted Stear with a white face unmark all five the above Stears is 2 years old last Spring acknowledge By the said James A. Ervin to the said Katy Langford before me this 14th day of December A D 1855 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[55] [Editor's note: the transaction recorded below is the first mortgage recorded in this volume.] Feb 18th 1846 Amos Waggoner J.P. ) to ) to Mortgague of Andrew Scott ) one two Horse waggon one grey mair 8 years old one Bay Horse 6 years old one Small Black Horse 5 years old Cald ____ one Bay Sead Horse 4 years old & 44 head of Stock Hogs & 2 cows with white face one Red & the other Brown acknowledged By the said Amos Waggoner J.P. to the said Andrew Scott before me this Eighteenth day of Feb. 1846 Given under my hand and Seal this 18th Feb. 1846 Amos Waggoner J.P. March the 18th 1858 Henry Fourkner ) to ) to mortgague of Gambril Adams ) two Black mules two years old acknowledge by the said Henry Fourkner to the said gambril Adams before me this March the 18 1858 given under my hand and Seal this 18th day of March 1858 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[56] John Martin page $ 1 Wright Little 3 Andrew Scott 4 John W. Edwards 6 ____________________ Amos Waggoner mortgague to Andrew Scott 1 Brown mair 11 years old 1 Sorrel mar 5 years old 1 Roan horse Colt 1 year old & 1 yoke of Oxen 3 year old given under my hand and Seal this Oct the 30 1848 Wm. Davis J.P. ____________________ March the 22nd 1858 this Edward Lemmons [?] ) Catharine Langford ) to Mortgague to ) James C. Martin ) to property one iron gray hors two years old this Spring and 12 head of shotes and and one Sow and seven pigs all the value of one hundred a fifty Dollars acknowledge by Edward Lemmon and Catherine Langford to the said James C. Martin givin under my hand and seal this 22nd day of March 1858 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[57] March the 29th 1858 Andrew A. Gammill to Andrew Gammill Mortgague of one sorril mair one gray mair two two horse waggons one red Cow thirteen heads of stock hogs twenty five acres of wheat on the primisaes occupyed by the part of the first part Wm. Davis J.P. SEAL March the 29th 1858 Charles Cromwel to Joel H. Monson Mortgague of two yoke of oxens 7 years old Do two yoke 4 years old Do one yoke 5 years old Wm. S. Collins ) to ) to Mortgage Daniel Cites [?] ) ten acres of corn on the south side of the his field on the farm where he lives Wm. Davis J.P. John H. Johnson to Cornelus Huget mortgague of two horse Mules 3 years old this 15th day of November 1858 Wm. Davis J.P. [This is the last page to record mortgages of property. The following pages record accounts of individuals at a country store. The notation on the first page of the record book indicates that the store was "at what is now called the Old Hunt Farm about 4 miles north East of Gays."]
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1845 1 Dr. Cr. March 11 John Martin Dr. $ cts $ cts. 10 3/4 yds Prince 25 2.68 3/4 4 " Bleached Domestic [?] 60 1 piece Prince 34 yrds at 22 7.48 1 Bale cotton yearn 1.25 2 Hats $l.25 .75 2.00 1 piece Domestic 29 1/4 yds 10 2.92 1/2 2 1/2 lbs Tobacco 10 0.25 3 " " 18 3/4 0.56 1/4 2 Tuck Combs 6 1/4 0.12 1/2 9 lbs Coffee 1.00 8 Skirns [?] cotton thread 0.12 1/2 March 14 1/2 lb Ginger 9 0.19 April 12 1 Bakir & lid 20 lbs 6 1/4 1.25 " 16 1 gallon Whiskey 0.50 1 lb copperas 0.06 1/4 Cr. by Hay 4.50 " 28 paid to T. Bruce 2.37 1/2 May 5 1/2 bale Cotton yearn 0.62 1/2 8 yrds Mexicon stripe 25 2.00 1 " canvass 0.25 2 doz Buttons 12 1/2 0.25 1 lb saleratus 0.12 1/2 14th 4 1/2 lbs Coffee 0.50 June 10th 8 " " 1.00 1 1/2 yds Saur [?] 12 1/2 0.18 3/4 _____ Sept 1 28.22 $4.50 5 quts. Whiskey 4.50 Hay 3 lbs nails 8 23.72 _____ Sept 13 by son 1 q. Tea 1.12 1/2 Cr. 25 to 9 lbs coffee 1.00 $10.00 March 21 1846 Settled in full
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2 April 19 1845 Daniel Davis Dr. Cr. 19 9 lbs Coffee 100 12 sugar $2.00 May 5 1 sack salt 2.50 7 yds Eagle Checks 25 1.75 1 do " " " 0.25 7 do Prince 18 3/4 1.31 1/4 1 Jug 50 3 gals Milases 2.00 3 Hats 35 1.05 1 yd prince 16 1.22 June 4 1 Horse Shoe 0.121/2 19 8 lbs nails 0.50 26 9 " sugar 1.00 July 8 16 lbs nails 1.00 10 8 " " 0.50 May 24 pr wife to Sundris 0.56 1/4 $ 14.72 August 8th Settled in full Cr. by Wheat 20 Bushels $10.00 do. - _______________________ Daniel Davis Cr. August 8 on Settlement by Cash 3.28 Dr. to J. Small paid 18 3/4 62 1/2 12 By J. Pull 28 lbs Bacon 1.61 23 By wife 1 Salt cellar 12 1/2 26 By son 2 gals __ 56 1/4 1.121/2 4 lbs coffee 50 Sept 1 By order 1 pr shoes 1.12 1/2 _______ 4.67 1/4 $1.37 1.12 1/2 _______ 2.49 Dec Settled in full $1.86
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3 1845 Wright Little Dr. Cr. by Settlemt $ 18 3/4 May 6th Dr 1 piece Domestic 36 yds 10 3.60 17 2 qts Whiskey 25 June 7 2 Bales cotton yearn 2.00 1 pr Stockings 25 1 pr gloves 18 3/4 43 3/4 17 Cr by 7 lbs ____ 43 by 1 3/4 lbs Sang 18 3/4 33 Dr 1 plug Tobacco by Robt 10 July 8th 2 quarts Milasss " " 25 1 Bottle Castor oil 25 May 10 By Andrew Terrintine 1.25 April 28 3 lbs Tabaco 10 30 ______ 08.63 3/4 94 3/4 30 08 93 3/4 Nov 14 Wright Little Dr to 8 lbs Coffee 1.00 Rice 00.8 2 plugs Tabac 37 1/2 10.013/4 1 lb Saleratus 12 1/2 _______ Dr. to 1 pr shoes 1.50 8.57 " " " " 1.25 50 " " " " " 1.00 1 doz needles 0.10
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4 1845 Andrew Scott Dr. March 16 Cr. by settlement $ 44 same day Dr. 6 yds Prince 20 1.20 7 " " 25 1.75 April 14 2 Palmleaf Hats .68 3/4 9 yds Ticking 20 1.80 2 " prince 20 .40 4 3/4 " Bleached domestic 15 0.70 27 10 lbs Coffee 1.00 1 Jug Milasses 43 3/4 2 1/2 lbs Tabaco 25 .683/4 1 Tuck & 2 pr side combs 0.25 28th pr order by Wm Fergeson 4.50 May 12 3 quarts Milasses .37 1/2 5 lbs sugar 0.50 4 yds Linnen [?] 20 0.80 1 piece Domestic 32 1/2 yds 10 3.25 1 Gingham Hank 0.37 1/2 1 yd Bleached Domestic 0.20 l set plates & Tea cups 0.75 4 yds Edging 32 1/3 yd Capping [?] 12 1/2 0.44 1/2 2 1/2 n Prince 20 0.50 31 3 qts Milasses 0.37 1/2 June 15 6 1/2 lbs Chease 6 1/4 0.40 1/2 1/2 " Pepper 0.12 1/2 Cr. by Cash 5.00 26 Dr 1 yd Jackonet 0.50 2 " prince 18 3/4 0.37 1/2 July 3 3 1/4 lbs Tabacco 25 0.80 7 Cr by Cash 2.00 16 Dr 1 1/2 gallons Milasses 0.75 ______ ______ 24.50 7.44
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5 Andrew Scott Dr. Ct. $ account Braught over 24.50 Cr. Braught over 7.44 July 30 Dr. 1 qt Tea 0.25 August 24 1 pr Boots by Wm. Fergison 2.50 7th 51 lbs Bacon 6 1/4 3.18 3/4 2 quarts Milasses 0.25 1 Barrell 0.62 1/2 16 1 Bale thread 100 .4 oz Indigo 66 1.66 33.07 1/4 7.44 25.63 1/4 August 27 By Wm. Furgison 2.50 April 28 3 lbs Tobaco 10 30 Sept 15 1 pr Shoes 1.25 28 1 lb Tobacco 0.25 Oct 19 1 Jug Whisky 0.44 3 yds prince 18 3/4 0.56 1/4 1/2 lb Tobacco 0.10 29 to 9 lbs sugar 1.00 " 1 Large Tin Bucket 0.75 " 1 lb Ginger 0.25 " " " Saleratus 0.12 1/2 Nov 9 " 35 yds Curtain prints 20 7.00 1 large Tin pan 75 1 Small 25 1.00 1 set plates & Tea cups 75 1 Tin bucket 1.12 1/2 2 1/2 yds Vest 18 3/4 1 yd Rib. 25 0.43 3/4 1/4 Tea 25 1 salt seller 12 1/2 0.37 1/2 1 Tuck comb 8 2 skins silk 10 0.18 1 Jar 3 gallons 20 0.60 1 lb saleratus 0.12 1/2 ______ 18.32 25 63 43 95
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6 1845 John W. Edwards Dr. Ct. $ cts $ cts March 12 1 Bucket 0.37 1/2 12 lbs sugar 1.00 9 yds Drilling 15 1.35 1 set Tea cups & 1 of plates 0.75 1 doz needles 2 1/4 lbs yearn 0.62 1/2 April 10 By wife 2 yds prince 20 0.40 2 Tuck Combs 8 1/2 0.17 1 Bakerlid 0.50 1 lb. saleratus 0.12 19 Cr. by fowls 4 doz $1 75 3.06 1/4 Dr. 7 yds Prince 20 1.40 1 pr fine Shoes 1.25 2 Palmleaf Hats 1 paper pins 0.75 May 13 Cr by 6 1/4 .50 June 6 Dr 1 piece domestic 31 1/2 10 3.15 4 yds Ribband 20 0.80 2 doz Shirt buttons 3 0.06 1/4 June 17 Cr by 19 lbs Chease 1.18 3/4 Dr per wife 4 lbs coffee 0.50 July 3 1 lb nails 0.08 23 Cr. by 16 lbs But. 6 1/4 1.00 Dr Ballance on prince 0.37 1/2 16 lbs Salt 0.25 13.79 3/4 5.75 8.04 3/4 Sept 9 Dr to 1 set cups & sau 37 1/2 76 Cr. by 12 1/4 lbs But 13 to 1/2 lbs pepper 12 1/2 ______ $8.54 3/4 76 $7.78 3/4
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1845 24th March Gilbert Waggoner ptff vs. action William Stocktin [?] Deft on account 62 1/2 Sums Issued to G. Munson April 5th Sums Returned duly served and the parties met and settled without trial Amos Waggoner J.P. David Welch ) Morgague of one gray to ) mair blind in both eyes Thomas Wiley ) about 9 years old Valued to forty Dollars one Brown or Dark Bay mair valued to Sixty Dollars age 7 or 8 years old and iron gray Colt valued to 12 dollars Acknowledge this 19 day of January 1859 Wm Davis J.P. Moses S. McClain ) Morgague of one yoke to vs. ) Joel H. Monson ) of Work Cattle __ years old one yellow with a line [?] Back the other Spoted and one four old Dun filly and one Waggon acknowledge this 19th day of March 1859 Wm. Davis J.P.
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8 Aug 29th 1845 J.V. Waggoner Dr. Cr. Feb 27 1 fur hat 2.00 8 yds Ky Janes 75 8.00 1 g. Milas 50 6 lbs Sugar 5 4 1/2 lbs cof .50 1.50 1 skin sewing silk 6 1/4 1 thread 6 1/2 0.12 1/2 2 yds domes 12 1/2 25. 6 1/2 yds Prince 25 1.87 1/2 3 1/2 " Prince 25 87 1/2 1 silk Hank 75 1.62 1/2 1 st Coat Buttons 18 3/4 1 doz needles 6 0.25 March 25 1 Rope 0.12 1/2 April 10 1 Bridle 0.75 14 1 tin cup 0.06 1/4 3 3/4 lbs Tallow 6 1/4 27 1/2 4 1/2 lbs coffee 50 0.77 1/2 6 " sugar 50. 1 gal. Milasses 50 drill 3/4 yd 12 1/2 1.12 1/2 19 By Davis Harrison 0.68 Cr. by 38 lbs dry hide 7 1/2 2.85 28 6 lbs sugar 50 1 hat 100 1.50 May 3 1 pr Shoes 1.25 2 Bush salt 75 1.50 2.75 1 doz Vest Buttons 0.12 1/2 Sept 14 By Davis Harison 1.68 3/4 21.26 18 to 83 lbs salt 1.25 to 1 pr Boots 2.50 By J.E. Graham 0.50 Oct 10 9 lbs Salt 0.1_ 1 Bonnet 0.25 4 1/2 lbs Coffee 0.50 21 4 1/2 " sugar 0.50 1 lb saleratus 0.13 23 " 2 quts Whiskey 0.25 " By Polly [?] Ann 0.25 27 " 19 lbs salt 0.32 28 " _ qt Whiskey _____ " by Stricklin 2 qts 0.25 Nov 6 by Wm. Davis 0.87 1/2 30 43 1/2
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9 1845 Adolphus Waggoner Dr. March 3 To 1 oz Indigo 0.12 1/2 10 " 2 Bunches yarn @ 1.25 2.50 " " 9 1/2 yards Calico @ 25 cts 2.37 1/2 By 1 Log 1.50 J.V. Waggoner to By W.G. Haydon 1.12 1/2 4 lbs Coffee .50 Nov 22 to 1 silk Handkerchief 75 c .75 Dec 7 " 1 pr shoes 1.00 1.00
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10 1845 William Scott Dr. $ cts March 5 to 7 1/4 lbs Coffee 0.75 " 1/2 quire paper 10 1 Tin cup 6 1/4 0.16 1/4 " 1 fine comb 12 1/2 1 Tuck 6 1/2 0.18 3/4 " 1 1/4 yds prince 25 0.31 1/4 April 22 Cr by 11 Chickings 6 1/2 0.68 3/4 May 29 Dr. 10 lbs coffee 1.00 to 5 plugs Tobacco 10 0.50 " 1 hat 18 3/4 0.18 3/4 June 9 " order by T. Bruce 0.37 1/2 April 27 " 10 lbs Coffee 1.00 July 5 " 8 " " 1.00 " 33 " Bacon 6 1/4 2.06 1/4 Cr by note on Moberly [?] 2 94 " " 6 1/4 on A. Wamack 0 06 1/4 Dr 1 Bale Cotton 1.00 1 Bucket .37 1/2 1 lb Nails 8 Augt 7 By Wm. Ferguson 1/4 lbs Tee 25 25 13 Cr by Meal 2.00 8 lbs coffee 1.00 3 qts Whiskey 12 1/2 .37 1/2 Oct 21 9 lbs Coffee 1.00 _______ $ 11.60 1/2 $5.69 5.69 Ballance Due A. Waggoner 5.91 1/2 June 9th x x x [The "ballance due" entry at the bottom of the page confirms that the proprietor of the store was "A. Waggoner" -- Amos Waggoner]
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11 1845 Davis Harrison Dr. $ cts Feb 28 to 4 1/2 yds Ky. Janes 75 3.37 1/2 " 1/2 skim [?] thread 0.06 1/4 April 19 Cr by 18 lbs Hide 7 1/2 1.35 " by J.V. Waggoner 68 Dr by J.V. Waggoner " 4 1/2 lbs Coffee 0.50 Aug 11 Cr by 2 1/4 lbs Bs. Wax 25 56 1/4 ____ 3.93 3/4 2.59 2.59 1.34 1/4 1845 Gilbert Waggoner Dr. April 21 to 1 hat 37 1/2 7ds Linen 15 1.05 " 3 yds Domestic 12 1/2 0.37 1/2 " 1 set Cups 37 1/2 1 set plates 37 1/2 75 2.17 1/2 37 1/2 $2.55
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12 1845 Joseph Warren Dr. July 31 to 8 yds. prints 18 3/4 thread 6 1/4 1.56 1/4 1 set Tea cups 8 saucers 37 1/2 Aug 23 1 1/2 Gallons whiskey 50 @ 75 4 1/2 lbs Sugar 50 8 3 yds Blecd. Domestic 18 3 56 1/4 1 " prints 28 6 yds footing 8 48 1/4 " capping 10 8 lbs coffee 1.00 Ballance due AW 5.61 State of Illinois ) taken up by Thomas Moore Moultrie County ) in Whitley point one mile North of Martins mill one red heifer crop of the right ear and Slit in the left Supose to be 2 years old last Spring apprais to $5.50 Cents by Samuel Munson & James McClain Dec the 4th 1848 also one red stear mark with a Swallow fork & a uper bit a under bit in the right eare and a Crop of the left one year old apprais to $3.50 cents by Samuel Monson and James McClain Dec the 4th 1848 Wm. Davis J.P.
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13 1845 Peter Warren Dr. July 8 Cr by Ballance or auditors Warrant 1.46 Dr. By share of said Warrant 62 1/2 15 By Joseph 7 1/2 lbs Indigo 3.60 3 1/2 lbs Tobacco 43 3/4 30 3 qts melassis 37 1/2 1 lb saleratus 12 1/2 Aug 19 by John 8 lbs Coffee 1.00 9 lbs Sugar 1.00 1 lb saleratus 12 1/2 c 12 1/2 account Braught $ 7.28 3/4 1.46 1.46 ______ Taken over to page 97 $5 82 3/4 Thomas Dobbins ) vs. ) Morggague Thomas Wiley [?] ) one two horse Waggon one sorrel horse geldon 3 years old This spring one Brown or dark Bay fill three years old this Spring this 30th day of April 1859 Wm. Davis J.P.
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14 1845 Jacob Wallace By wife Dr. $ cts $ cts May 6 To 1 Bale cottan 1.00 " 3 oz Indigo 0.37 1/2 " 1 Vest Patron [?] 0.25 Augt 5 by Son 1 quire paper .20 29 Cr. by 5 lbs Feathers 25 c 1.25 Dr 1 plates 37 1/2 & 1 set teacups 75 7 yds prints 22 @ 1.54 5 1/2 " do " @ 1.20 1/4 lb pepper 25 @ 6 1/4 1 paper 12 1/2 @ .12 1/2 4 1/2 lbs Sugar .50 Sept 8 By son 6 yds domestic 9 .54 Oct 5 By wife 1 Bale cotton 1.00 Cr by 7 1/2 lbs Feathers 1.81 1/2 " " 4 " Buttons 8 32 _____ _____ $7.54 1/4 3.44 1/2 3.44 1/2 4 09 3/4 James Liurs [Lewis?] Martin ) vs. ) Morggague to Wm. W. Davis ) Sixty three head of hogs weighing about one hundred and fifty pounds each forty five head of shotes $ thirty five acres of corn growing now on the Land Sold by Wm. W. Davis this 9 day of August A.D. 1861 Wm. Davis J.P. SEAL
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15 Dr. 1845 Alford Wallace $ cts May 12 to 1 Bale cotton l.00 " 5 lbs coffee 0.50 June 10 " 31 " Salt 0.62 1/2 Sept 4 2 yds Blue Drill 18 3/4 0.37 1/2 33 lbs Salt 0.64 1/2 1/2 lbs Spice 2 1/2, 1/2 pepper 0.25 1 paper pins 0.12 1/2 ______ $ 3.52 March 19 Cr by 4 Bushels 37 1/2 1.50 by Posting Ec____ 2.02 2.00 2.00 .02 Green Wamack June 9 to 2 Bales Cotton 2.00 " 3 yds Prince 20 0.60 17 Cr by 11 1/2 lbs Butter 6 1/4 0.72 Dr by Son 1 pr shoes 1.25 July 2 Cr by 1 pr shoes 1.25 1/2 lb Spice 0.12 1/2 James L. Martin ) vs. ) Morggague to Gilbirt Waggoner ) one yoke of work oxen one Bay mail and sucklin Rone colt three milk cows and three sucklin calves one Log Waggon one two horse waggon and twenty five stalk hogs the 20th day of August AD 1861 Wm. Davis J.P.
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16 1845 Clement Wamack Dr. $ cts May 7 to 10 lbs Coffee 1.00 " Tobacco 25 1 Hanker 18 3/4 .43 3/4 " 1 Bale thread 1.00 William Weeks June 17 Cr by Settlemnt 0.10 July 2 Dr by James Turly " 4 1/2 lbs Sugar 0.50 10 1/2 lb nails 4 p pins 12 16 1/2 10 1/2 yds ticking 20 2.10 Augt 1 Cr by 23 lbs Butter 1.43 3/4 8 By order 4 1/2 lbs Sugar 50 3 lbs Rice 8 25 By James Turley 1 lb tobacco 25 23 Cr by 1.7 __ Butter 1.11 1/2 Dr for James Turley 3.40 $2.65 1/4 ____ 6.76 1/2 2.65 $4.11 1/4
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17 1845 Andrew Weeks Dr. July 1 Settled in full Same day Dr 1 set cups & Saucers 37 1/2 26 Cr by 14 3/4 cts Butter 92 2 Hanks 25 1/2 lb pepper 12 1/2 37 1/2 1 pr silk combs 08 Aug 4 lb powder 25 1/2 set knives 87 1/2 11 pr order 3.00 13 Cr by 14 1/2 cts Butter 6 1/4 90 1/2 Dr 1 gal whiskey 50 e .50 1 pr shoes 150 3 lbs Rice 25 1.75 26 1 fine 12 1 Hand 10 1/2 Quire paper 10 .32 1/2 7.28 1.82 1/2 1.82 1/2 ______ $ 5.45 1/2 James Weeks Dr Jun 4 on Settlement 0.00 Dr. 1 Bottle Ink .12 1/2 July 2 "
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18 1845 Abner Wamack Dr. Sept 6 on Settlmnt Dr. $3.19 30 Cr by 15 lbs Butter 6 1/4 93 3/4 Dr 4 1/2 lbs Coffee .50 _____ 3.69 .93 3/4 $2.75 1/4 Nathan Wamack June 9 to 3 yds Mexican Stripe 25 0.75 " 1 doz Buttons .06 1/4 _____ 81 1/4
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19 1845 Isaac Waggoner Dr. June 7th to 4 lbs Coffee .50 settled in Full .50 George Waggoner Dr. June 3 to 4 1/2 lbs Sugar .50 Jan 23 1846 settled in full .50 Chambers Webb Dr. April 1 Coffee & whiskey .50 [previous two lines crossed out] settled in full - March 13 1846 Cr by order from James Bathe .50
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20 1845 Thomas Baugher [?] Dr. May 12 Cr by 42 June 14 By wife to 1 Bale Cotton $1.00 " 8 yds prince 18 3/4 1.50 Oct 20 Cr by 6 1/2 yards Janes 43 3/4 2.60 29 by 10 lbs Butter 5 .50 " 2 lbs Feathers 25 .50 " 1 pr sacks 20 .20 Dr 5 yds Factory 9 0.45 1 lb Saleratus 1 lb pepper 0.37 1/2 Nov 19 Cr by 1 1/2 lbs but 8 2.82 1/2 .20 July 7 1 3/4 lbs Feathers 25 48 4.90 William B. Bennett Dr Oct 18 to 1 Cap .50 " 1 Qt Whiskey .12 1/2 Sept 12 By J.W. Curry to 1 yd print .18 3/4 [previous two lines crossed out] Nov 19 T. Baugher by wife to 1 small pair shoes 1.00 " 2 oz Indiga .33 " 1 paper pins 0.12 1/2 " 1 Bucket 0.50 July 7 to 1 Bale thread 1.00 Augt 25 on Ballance coffee .68 3/4 1 Gal Whiskey 50 1/4 lbs powder 12 1/2 62 1/2 _____ 7.59 1/4 4.80 4.80 $2.79 1/4
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21 1845 John Cutler Dr. May 3 to Ballance fine Combs 0.07 1/2 June 17 Cr by arrangement 7.50 July 2 Dr 2 lbs Saleratus 12 1/2 .25 " 2 cakes soap .06 1/4 " 5 yds B. domestic 20 1.00 " 2 paper pins 12 1/2 0.25 " 3 Tuck combs 8 0.25 " 1 qart Whiskey 0.12 1/2 July 3 " 1 order by Wright 2.12 1/2 June 23 " 4 gallons Whisky 2.00 July 6 " By Timmerman [?] 0.50 Aug 23 2 qts Whiskey 12 1/2 25 Sept 23 By John Points 2 lb saleratus 12 1/2 0.25 July 2 2 lbs saleratus 12 1/2 25 ) $7.12 1/4 2 cakes soap 6 1/4 ) .31 1/4 6 yds Bleached domestic 1.00 2 paper pins 25 3 T combs 25 @ 0.50 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2
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22 1845 John Cochron Dr. $ cts June 11 to 1 Bonnet 75, 1 1/2 yd Ribband 25 1.12 1/2 1 pr Suspenders 12 1/2, 2 yd do 10 20 0.33 1 plug Tobac 0.12 17 Cr by 17 lbs Butter 6 1/4 1.06 1/4 Dr 1 pr Shoes 1.25 2 lbs nails 8 __ 0.16 1/2 1/2 " powder 0.25 1 qt Whisky 0.18 1 yd Eagle Chicks 0.25 1 doz Buttons 0.04 Cr. by 2 1/2 lbs Rags 0.06 1/4 Dr 2 lbs Coffee 0.25 July 3 1 pr shoes & set knives 2.37 1/2 5 yds dom 11.55 0.55 _____ 6.88 1/2 $1.12 1/2 1.12 1/2 _____ $ 5.76 State of Illinois ) Moultrie County ) Taken up by Mark Hineson at the head of Lin Creak timber one white Sow mark with a crop and a under slope in the left year Supose to weigh 1.50 apprais to $1.87 1/2 by Andrew Gammel this 13th [?] day of Dec 1849 Wm Davis J.P.
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23 1845 Elliott Crocket Dr. James Curry sen [?] Dr. April 23 to 1 hat 25, 6 lbs sugar 50 0.75 May 6 Ballance on thread 0.06 1/4 23 Cr by 6 lbs 11 oz feathers 1.66 26 8 lbs Coffee 1.00 15 yds domestic 10 1.50 June 11 1 set plates 37 1/2 1 set Cups 37 1/2 0.75 6 oz Indigo 16 1.00 16 lbs nails 6 1/4 1.00 Oct 25 By Father 1 gallon whiskey 0.50 Nov 20 1 Bale thread 1.00 _____ $ 7.56 1/4 1.66 1.66 _____ 5.90 1/4 Feb 25 1846 By T. Curry 5 lbs sugar .50 June By Alex ______ 10.00 1/4 _____ 16.15 1/2 Cr by 16.00 20 ___ ___ at 3 00 48.60 _____ 16.15 32.45 25 $32.20
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24 1845 Isaac Curry Jun. [?] Dr. John N. Curry Dr. Oct 18 Cr by 3 lbs wax 25 0.75 25 1845 John W. Curry Dr. Sept 12 Cr by Butter & Feathers 0.84 to 2 1/2 lbs 3 oz thread 0.53 Cr by Wax 0.53 Dr 4 lbs Coffee 0.50 " 1/2 " saleratus 0.12 1/2 1 Ridding Comb 0.12 1/2 Oct 30 Cr by 1 doz Chickings [?] .87 1/2 Dr by James Cotton 1 1/4 yrds Prints
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26 1845 William Baker Dr. Eum [?] Baker Dr. Aug 13 2 qts Whiskey 2 1/4 lbs sugar 25 50 27 1845 Joseph Baker Dr. Aug 9 2 qts whiskey 12 1/2 .25 19 2 " " .25 Jan 27 Settled in full $0.50 David Baker Dr. by wife May 14 to 7 yds Prince 20 1.40 1 Table Cloth 0.68 3/4 June 14 Cr by 31 lbs Feathers 0.90 " " 8 lbs butter 6 1/4 0.50 Dr 1 pr Shoes 1.25 Oct 2 " 1 lb copperas 6 1/4 " 4 lbs coffee .50 Cr by 1 1/2 lbs Butter 7 0.10 1/2 " " 3/4 lbs 3 oz B wax .22 1/2 Dr To 50 lbs Salt 1 1/2 cts .75 Nov 20 " 1 gallon Whisky 0.50 " 1 Bar Lead 3 Flints 0.09 " 1/4 lbs Powder 0.12 1/2 _____ $ 5.36 1/2 1.73 1.73 ______ 3.63 1/2
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28 1845 Jessie Baker Dr. July 2 1 1 sit cup 1/2 sit plates 0.56 1/4 Settled in full Joseph Blythe Dr. Sept 30 Settled in full Oct 30 Cr by 10 lbs butter 6 1/4 0.62 1/2 [previous line crossed out] 29 1845 A.L. Cox Dr. May 26 to 10 yds domestic 10 1.00 " 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 ______ $1.12 Edy Smith March 3 to 1 yd Prince 20 0.20 Violet Fliming [Fleming?] March 13 to 1 Bale thread 1.25 1 oz Indigo 0.12 1/2 March 20 Cr by 31 lbs Lard @ 4 1.24 Augt 23 By Alfred 1 qt Whisky .12 1/2 ______ $ 1.50 1.24 ______ 0.26
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30 1845 Misen [?] Wamack Dr. March 13 to 1 Bale Cotton yarn 1.25 2 oz Indigo 0.25 May 14 Cr by 4 1/2 lbs but. 8 36 July 5 Dr by Ab 1 fine comb .12 1/2 1.62 1/2 36 ______ $1.26 1/2 William Stricklin Dr April 5 to 9 lbs Coffee 1.00 1 Cotton Hank 0.20 April 5 Cr by plank 2.87 1/2 by 1 Bushel Meal 0.37 1/2 12 Dr by Isaac Waggoner 9 lbs Coffee 1.00 May 6 By S.C. Stricklin 4 1/2 lbs Coffee 0.50 1 hank 18 3/4 & Shaving soap 12 1/2 0.31 1/4 32 yds domestic 12 1/2 4.00 1 Bale Cotton yarn 1.25 ______ Dr 8.26 1/4 3.25 Cr 3.25 _______ Dr 5.01 1/4
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31 1845 Thomas Haney Dr to 6 lbs Sugar 0.50 " 1 yds Prince 20 0.40 _____ $0.90 1.12 1/2 2.02 1/2 .43 3/4 $2.46 1/4 Rizin Martin Dr April 12 to 1 hat 43 3/4 1 hanker 20 0.63 3/4 " 1 plug Tabacco 15 1/2 yd pr. 10 0.25 Sept 30 Cr by 15 1/2 lbs but 6 1/4 0.97 32 1845 Isom Davis Dr. April 19 to Ballance on Coffee 0.24 June 9 1 fine Comb 0.12 1/2 1 hat 12 1/2 1 Bale thread 1.12 1/2 July 2 Cr by 12 1/4 lbs butter .75 Dr 1/2 lbs Saleratus 0.06 1/4 Sept 15 Cr by 14 lbs Butter .87 1/2 30 Cr by 14 lbs Butter 6 1/4 cts $0.87 1/2 Oct 20 Settled in full 1.54 1/4 2.50 2.91 2.28 _____ _____ 4.45 4.78 Alexander H. Edwards Dr April 21 to Ballance on Hanker 0.10 1 Fur hat 2.25 _____ $2.35
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33 1845 Edward Edwards Dr April 22 to Ballance on plates 0.12 1/2 May 1 " 1 quart Whiskey 0.12 1/2 State of Illinois Moultrie County taken up by Wm B. Hendricks neare the head of Linn Creak one red Stear with a white face marked with under half Crop in each eare one year old last Spring apprais $6.00 by Andrew gammll this 31st day of Dec 1849 Wm. Davis J.P. State of Illinois Moultrie County taken up by Andrew gamell neare the head of Linn Creak one white heiffer with the end of her eares red marked with a swalow fork in the rite eare one year old last Spring aprais to $3.00 by Wm. B. Hendricks this 31st day of Dec 1849 Wm. Davis J.P.
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34 1845 Dixin Ritter Dr. April 28 to 2 3/4 lbs tobacco 18 3/4 0.50 June 7 " 1 fur Hat 2.50 " a Palmleaf hat 0.31 1/4 " 2 " " 18 3/4 0.37 1/2 " 2 oz Indigo 16 3/4 0.33 1/2 _____ $4.02 1/4 John Lankford Dr. May 3 to 1/2 lb powder 0.25 Oct 2 " 1 bottle of oil for Harrison Ledbetter $0.15 cts 35 1845 Jefferson [?] Shaw Dr. May 3 to 3 1/2 yds Eagle Chicks 0.87 1/2 " 1 Bottle Ink 0.12 1/2 May 8 " 2 qts Whiskey 12 1/2 0.25 28 3 yds Eagle Chicks 25 0.75 June 4 17 lbs Iron 6 1/4 1.06 1/4 11 2 yds Prince 18 3/4 0.37 1/2 2 quarts Whiskey 0.25 30 1 yd Capping 37 1/2 1 yd Ribon 15 0.52 1/2 1 Spool fine thread 0.06 1/4 ______ $ 4.27 1/2
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36 1845 Amos Guinn Dr. May 3 to 2 lbs Tobacco 18 3/4 0.37 1/2 1 fur Hat 2.25 1 pr Shoes 1.25 May 6 Cr by 16 1/2 lbs _____ 1.32 By 2 bushels Corn 25 .50 Nov 18 (by 32 lbs Hide 7) 2.24 Dr 6 lbs nails 8 0.50 June 23 to 1 gallon Whisky 50 Guinn settled By note $ Oct 31 to 2 gallons whisk__ 1.00 Nov 1 " 1/2 " " 0.25 4 Cr by Cash 1.25 Feb 27 Cr by 17 lbs sugar 1.31 1/2 6 62 3/4 5.31 50 1.81 1/2 1.70 53 2.34 1.70 64 William Davis Dr May 6 to 9 yds prince 18 3/4 1.68 3/4 28 " 2 Hats 30 60 1/2 yd prince 9 0.69 July 7 53 1/2 lbs Bacon 6 1/4 3.28 7 order By Kane [?] 62 1/2 13 1 lb powder 50 50 1 Box percussion caps 12 1/2 Aug _ 2 lbs & __ Feathers 25 .59 Sept 4 By wife to one Tuck comb 8 Nov 1 to 1 Copper pot 0.60 7.50 3/4 accounpt Brought on 3.61 1/2 cr by A. Wamack 87 1/2 11.7_ 1/4 Dec 16 5 yds drill at 18 93 3/4 59 _______ 11.13 1/4 93 3/4
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37 1845 S. C. Stricklin Dr. May 6 to Ballance on Domestic 0.06 1/4 2 oz Indigo .33 ______ $ 0.39 1/4 Wm. Townley Dr. May 6 to Ballance on Coffee 0.63 3/4 14 Cr by 21 1/2 lbs but [?] 8 1.60 Dr 4 lbs sugar 10 0.40 26 " Ballance on settlemnt 2.22 1/4 June 9 " 3 1/2 yds Flax linen [?] 18 3/4 0.66 3 " Tow " 12 1/2 0.37 1/2 28 Cr by 28 lbs but 6 1/4 1.75 _____ _____ $ 4.29 1/2 3.35 Sept Settlmnt __ Dr. $ 2.00
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38 1845 Ichabud Dodson Dr. May 6 to 1 pr Shoes 1.25 " 5 lbs sugar 0.50 30 " 8 " Coffee 1.00 June 17 " 4 1/2 " sugar 0.50 July 3 " 2 gallons Whisky 1.00 Sept 17 " 1 quart - - 0.12 1/2 Oct 23 " - - - - - 0.12 1/2 " 4 1/2 lbs Coffee 0.50 Jan 1846 _____ $5.00 11.35 " 8 lbs coffee 1.00 8.62 " 5 " sugar 0.50 2.73 1 oz Indigo .12 _____ 11.35 March 4 settled in full 6.62 1/2 8.62 1846 2.00 Arthur Paints Dr. May 7 to 1 pr Shoes 1.25 " 1 qt Whisky 0.12 1/2 June 7 " 1/2 lb Saleratus 0.06 1/4 1.43 3/4 ______ Oct 24 on setlemnt 4.65 " 1 quart Whisky .12 1/2 Nov 4 Cr by 33 lbs dry Hide 2.31 7 to 3 yds Lyon Skin 1.50 4.50 Bullons [?] & silk 37 1/2 4 yds Flanil [?] 37 1/2 1.50 2 oz Indigo 0.33 4 yds Factory 9 .36 _____ $11.84 2.31 _____ $9.53
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39 1845 Mrs. Walker May 8 Cr by 16 1/4 lbs But 8 1.30 June 19 By 16 lbs Lard .64 Dr 2 Bales Cotton 2.00 July 2 3 oz Indigo 16 0.50 1 cotton Hank 0.12 1/2 Cr by 17 3/4 lbs butter 6 1/4 1.10 June 28 dr by son 1/2 quire paper 0.10 Binjimin Moberly Dr. May 10 to Ballance of Prince [?] 0.70 3/4 30 " 1 pr Shoes 125 1 hat 30 1.55 Cr By 21 lbs Chease 1.31 1/4 dr By John Points 1.25 June 10 Cr by 20 lbs Chease 1.25 Dr 2 yds B domestic 20 0.40 28 1 point Milasses by son 0.06 1/4 July 7 1 lb pepper .25 1 " Saleratus .12 1/2 2 yds Lace ___ 12 1/2 16 Cr by 22 lbs chease 6 1/4 1.37 Aug 14 1 lb Saleratus 12 1/4 1/2 lb alum 6 1/4 18 3/4 1 qt whisky 12 1/2 3.93 3/4 ______ $ 4.78 1/4 3.93 3/4 $ 0.84 1/2
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40 1845 James Hostetter Dr May 13 to 8 yds Prince 20 1.60 " 1 Bucket 0.37 1/2 June 17 " 1 Thimble 0.06 1/2 July 28 Cr by _ McCormack [?] 1.75 Aug 15 Ballance all coffee .16 _____ 2.20 1.75 1.75 45 Lenard J. Bevel [?] Dr. May 14 to 1 lb Tobacco 0.18 3/4 June 1 " By Peter Townly 1 plug To. 0.10 _____ $0.28 3/4 Duann Fliming Dr May 14 to 1 Table Cloth 0.75 Cr by due Bill .75
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41 1845 Thomas Wood Dr. May 14 to 4 yds Prince 20 0.80 " 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 30 " 4 " Coffee by wife 0.50 June 14 Cr by 7 lbs butter 6 1/4 0.43 3/4 " by 2 1/4 " Feathers 25 0.56 1/4 Oct 21st Settled in full on This page William B. Hendricks Dr. May 23 to 1 set plates cups and saucers 0.37 1/2 " 1 Box caps 0.12 1/2 June 18 Cr by Cash 0.12 1/2 July 2 " " 1 1/2 lbs Feathers 25 25 19 2 pr shoes 1.25 - 2.50 2.50 ______ 3.00 37 1/2 ______ $2.62 1/2
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42 1845 George Carrico Dr. May 16 to Ballance on B. Factory 0.05 " 2 lbs Tobacco 10, 20 2 yds Sau 12 1/2 25 .45 " 1/4 yd capping 10, 2 Cot Hanks 18 3/4 .47 1/2 26 " 8 yds prince 20 1.60 1 Bonnit 75 8 lbs coffee 1.00 1.75 10 yds domestic 10 1.00 2 hats 18 3/4 37 1/2 1.37 1/2 2 Hat Bands 5, 1 1/2 yds Ribband 25 371/2 .42 1/2 1 fine comb 12 1/2 1 doz fishhooks 12 1/2 0.25 27 Cr by 1 1/2 lbs Feathers 25 0.37 1/2 by 1 Coon Skin 0.20 by 9 Chickings [?] 0.75 ______ ______ 6.31 1/2 $1.32 1/2 1.32 1/2 ______ $4.99 July 10 8 tins 6 1/4 50 3 Books 37 1/2 87 1/2 3 plugs tabacco 30 1 Bucket 37 1/2 68 Aug 15 4 lbs powder 12 1/2 1 Bar lead 6 1/4 18 3/4 1 Box caps 12 1/2 1 pepper Box 6 1/4 18 3/4 paper 06 1/4 ______ 1.69 1/4 4.99 ______ 6.68 1/4
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43 1845 Samuel Kinnidy Dr May 1 to 1 pr Shoes 1.25 24 " Ballance on combs 0.06 1/4 June 4 " 3 lbs Iron 0.18 3/4 28 " 1 Gallon Milasses 0.50 Oct 30 " 3 1/2 gallons Whiskey 1.75 [previous line crossed out] April 30th 1847 J. Martin Cr by 5 Bush Meal 25 1.25 1.50 lbs Flour $2.00 3.00 4 1/2 bushels Brand 12 1/2 .56 May 18 3 1/2 " Meal .87 1/2 to one note on D. Scott $9.87 1/2 21st by 2 Bushels Meal 20 .50 Jun 17 4 " " " 1.00 50 lbs Flour 1.00 _____ 8.18 1/2
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44 1845 Margrit Kinnidy Dr. May 24 to 3 Tuck Combs 22 1 fine do 12 1/2 0.34 1/2 " 1 hat & Rib 20 1 do 37 1/2 0.57 1/2 1 paper pins 0.12 1/2 June 19 By Louis Kennedy 1 pint Jar 0.06 1/4 Oct 10 3 oz Indigo 0.50 30 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 72 3/4 account Brought over 14.50 16.22 3/4 ______ 9.87 3.47 3/4 $5.681/2 19.70 1/2 4.19 1/2 ______ 9.88 Sept 9 by Saue [?] 1 cotton Hankr 0.20 by herself 8 lbs coffee 1.00 " 9 sugar 1.00 1 fine comb 0.12 1/2 4 yds Saue [?] 8 0.34 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 1 paper pins 0.12 1/2 2 1/4 yd Eagle Chicks 25 0.56 1/4 3.47 3/4 Nov 19 1 Bountt [?] 50 .50 2 1/2 yds Ribband 18 3/4 0.47 1/2 bale thread 0.56 1/2
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45 1845 Mark Kinison [?] Dr. May 25 to 1 pr shoes 1.25 1/2 side Leather 1.371/2 2.62 1/2 " 1 lb Brimstone 12 1/2 0.12 1/2 1/2 gross Buttons 25 1 hat 20 0.45 2 fine Combs 12 1/2 0.25 Aug 21 8 lbs coffee 100 1 Bucket 37 1/2 1.37 1/2 1/2 lbs powder 25 1 Box caps 12 1/2 37 1/2 2 Bars Lead 10 Cr by order on $5.50 Noyes $3.00 Elbert Rose Dr. May 28 to 1 doz lasting [?] Buttons 0.18 3/4
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46 1845 Elurry Rose Dr. June 7 to 1 Bale cotton 1.00 1/2 set Cups & saucers 0.18 3/4 2 oz Indigo 16 0.33 1/2 Augt 16 Cr by 5 1/4 lbs feathers 25 1.32 1/2 Dr to 1 pr shoes 1 12 1/2 1.12 1/2 2 1/2 lbs sugar .25 Oct 20 Cr by 12 lbs Butter 8 0.96 Dr by son 1/2 lb sulphor .06 1/4 _____ _____ $ 2.95 3/4 2.28 1/2 Benjemin F. Siler Dr. $ May 28 to 6 1/2 yds Coating 30 1.80 " 1/2 " Canvass 0.12 1/2 " 1 " pinn 18 3/4 1 stick twist 6 1/4 0.25 31 3 yds domestic 10 0.30 3 1/2 " Eagle Chicks 25 0.87 1/2 1 doz Coat Buttons 0.25 1 " vest " 12 1/2 0.12 1/2 July 16 Cr by 13 lbs Dr. Hyde 7 91 ______ 3.72 1/2 91 $2.81 1/2
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47 1845 Seth Karrah Dr. May 28 to 5 1/2 yds Coating 30 1.65 " 1/2 " Canvass 0.12 1/2 " 1 yd print 18 3/4 1 stick twist 6 1/4 0.25 30 " 4 " domestic 10 0.40 " 3 yds Eagle Chicks 25 0.75 " 1 doz Coat Buttons 25 1 do Vest 12 0.37 1/2 Nov 24 paid up (3.55) Thomas Ross Dr. May 28 to pr Shoes pr order 1.25 2.50 " 1 " stockings 0.25 " 1 doz. fishhooks 0.1 [previous line crossed out] June 18 " 7 yds prince 25 1.75 paid up $4.50 Jeremiah Dunn Dr. May 29 to 1 lb Tobaco 0.12 1/2 " 1 doz fishhooks 0.13 Aug 18 25 lbs Salt 1 1/2 37 1/2 Paid up 63 62 1/2
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48 1845 James Lenix Dr. May 30 to 4 lbs coffee 50 1/4 lb spice 6 1/4 0.56 1/4 " 1/4 " pepper 6 1/4 1/2 lb saleratus 0.12 1/2 June 30 " 2 gallons Whisky by S. dodson 1.00 paid up $1.68 3/4 Jonathan Tull Dr. June 1 to 1 pr shoes 1.25 " 4 lbs coffee 0.50 " 1 cotton Hank 0.12 1/2 July 19 By Nathan 50 Aug 18 Dr to 25 lbs salt 1 1/2 @ 0.37 1/2 21 By order Cain 1 qt whiskey 12 1/2 2 1/4 lbs sugar 25 c 37 1/2 Sept 1 Cr by 1 1/2 Bu's Wheat 37 1/2 93 3/4 ______ _____ 2.62 1/2 1.43 3/4 1.43 3/4 ______ Paid up 1.18 3/4 1.60 2.78 1/4
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49 1845 William Siler Dr $ June 4 to 4 lbs Iron 6 1/4 0.25 14 By wife 1 fine comb 12 1/2 3 yds Ribon 25 0.87 1/2 " 5 yds B. domestic 20 1.00 " 2 Spools thread 0.06 1/4 July 16 By Son 1 lb powder 0.50 2 Boxes caps 12 1/2 25 c 0.25 23 21 lbs Bar Iron 6 1/4 (1314) 14 1/2 B. Iron 10 2.76 1/4 Oct 25 to 1 pr Shoes 1.50 30 " 1 pr Shoes by son 1.12 1/2 1/2 lb Pepper 0.12 1/2 Cr by 9 1/2 lbs Butter 0.76 $ 8.45 James Curry Jun Dr $ June 7 to on setlemnt 0.25 " 1 Bonnit 0.75 Oct 30 Cr by 4 doz &c Chickings 3.58 Dr 1 pr Shoes 1.12 1/2 1 Tin Buckett 0.56 1/4 1/2 lb sulphor 0.06 1/4 Nov 17 " 1/2 side upper Leather 1.12 1/2 " " Bale Catton 0.56 1/4 " 4 lbs sole Leather 1.00 ______ $ 5.43 3/4 $ 3.58 3.58 Dec 12th Settled in full ( 1.85 3/4
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50 1845 Samuel Little Dr June 7 to 1 Bale Cotton 1.00 " 1 sit Plates 0.37 1/2 17 Cr by 9 1/2 lbs butter 6 1/4 0.59 July 4 dr July 12 Cr by butter 9 lbs 6 1/4 56 1/4 2 qts Milassis 12 1/2 .25 George Baxter Dr. June 7 to 4 oz Indigo 16 66 3/4 July " 1 ordr by Bruce 0.50 Sept 21st To 3 lbs Rice 8 1/3 - 25 25 July 8 By Lewis H. Dunn Tobacco 31 1/4 4 tins 25 56 1/4 22 lbs Salt 83 3/4 1 paper pins 12 1/2 46 Himself 1 pr shoes 1.50 Augt 7 1 plug tobacco 18 3/4 25 by H.___ 3.32 Dr 1 fine comb 12 1/2 cash 25 37 1/2 4.54 1/4 ______ 3.32 1.22 1/4
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51 1845 Sary C. Rivis Dr. June 9 to 7 1/2 yrds prince 20 1.50 " 4 " Sau 12 1/2 0.50 " 1 1/2 yds Ribband 18 3/4 0.27 ____ 2.27 Wm. M. Bruce Dr June 10 to Ballance on fine comb 0.06 1/4 John S. Turley Dr. June 14 to by order by Mr. Wallace 0.75 Cr by 3 1/4 lbs Feathers 25 081 1/4 Dr by daughter " 1 yd Prince 0.18 3/4 July 23 1 lb tobacco 25 Augt 25 4 1/2 lbs Sugar 50 ______ 1.68 3/4 81 1/4 By daughter (87 1/2 Dec 4 to 1 pr shoes 1.25 " 2 Tuck Combs 8 16 Cr by 6 1/2 Feathers 1.62 1/2
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52 1845 Westley Lovins Dr June 14 to 4 lbs Coffee 0.50 William Shaw Dr June 18 Cr by 21 1/2 lbs butter 6 1/4 1.34 Dr to 4 oz Indigo 0.67 July 3 Cr by 10 lbs Butter 0.62 1/2 John McLain Dr June 18 to 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 paid James Jordon Dr June 18 to 2 lbs Coffee 0.25 " 6 yds prints 20 1.20 Augt 26 2 lbs coffee 25- 25 lbs Salt 37 1/2 62 1/2 _____ $2.07 1/2 June 18 Joseph Parks to 6 1/2 yds Prints 18 3/4 1.21 1/2 Nov 1st Cr by 3 3/4 lbs butter 8 0.30
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53 1845 Nathan Evans Dr. June 18 to 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 Cr by 2 lbs Butter 0.12 1/2 Sept 4 William Townley Dr " on settlement 2.00 " 8 lbs Coffee & 9 lb sugar 2.00 " 1 pr Shoes 1.50 1 Bale thread 2.50 " 3 lbs Rice 25, 1/2 lb Brimstone 0.31 1/4 " 1 set Buls & screws 0.15 6.96 1/4 50 Nov 3rd 1845 Recd pay in full 7.46 1/4 Oct 18 James Townley Dr on settlement 0.65 1/4 29 Settled in Full
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54 1845 Daniel Price Dr $ cts June 30 to Cr by 71 lbs Hemp to 1 quart & point whisky 0.18 " sugar 25 0.25 " 1/2 lb sugar & plug Tabacco 0.16 Augt 19 8 lbs coffee 1.00 1 qt Whiskey 12 1/2 1 lb tobacco 25 30 By son 1 Gal Whiskey 50 ______ $2.46 1/2 Danul Critsinger Dr. June 30 to 1 Gallon Whisky 0.50
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55 1845 James C. Riley Dr. June 9 By order 5 oz Indigo 16 0.83 30 Cr by 8 3/4 lbs butter 6 0.54 July 19 " " 4 " " 0.25 Dr 1 set plates 87 1/4 @ 37 1/2 William A. Storm D. June 11 Cr by Linn 8 1/4 yds 1.20 " " 4 yds Janes 37 1/2 1.50 July 4 " Dr 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 " 1 doz needles 0.06 1/4 David Karrh [?] Dr July 5 to 1 pr Shoes 1.25
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Page 56 1845 Sept 16 Aaron Barker Dr. 1/2 qr paper 20 10 settled in full Oct 11 Dr __ __ caps 25 [previous line crossed out] Oct 21 Nathan Curry son of James Cr by 6 1/2 lbs but 52 by 1 1/2 " Feathrs 37 Ostin Bennett [?] Dr Oct 21 Cr by 20 lbs but 8 1.60 Dr 3 1/2 yds Flannl 31 1/4 1.09 1/4
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Page 57 David Robison Dr. July 7 1 Bale cotton 1.00 1 willow Bonnet 75 1 1/2 yds Ribband 25 @ 37 1/2 1 1/2 lbs coppias 9 2 lbs Saleratus 12 1/2 25 Cr by Jno. Storm Sen 40 1 Spelling Book 12 1/2 6 Gun flints 6 1/4 16 Cr by 20 1/2 Butter 1.28 19 Dr 3 oz Indigo 16 50 Augt 5 Cr by 20 1/2 lbs Butter 6 1/4 1.28 Dr By Jno. Furguson 1 pr shoes 1.25 (2.96 _____ 4.40 1/4 2.96 Paid in Full 1.44 ______________________________________ State of Illinois Moultrie County taken up by Dick [?] Smiser Livin on Whitley Creak 3 miles South of Nelson one pail red heifer with some white about his hips tail and under his belly un mark 1 year old apprais to $4.75 cents by Joseph H. Lilly this 30 day of Nov 1849 Wm. Davis J.P.
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58 1845 Andrew Scott Dr By wife Nov 20 to 20 yds Factory 12 1/2 2.50 " 4 1/2 " Calico 16 0.75 " 3 1/2 " " " 0.58 " 1 1/2 " " " 25 0.38 " 2 " Ribon 25 0.50 " 1 paper pins 0.12 " 1 cotton Hank 13 " 1 set Knives and forks 1.62 " 4 yds calico 16 0.66 " 1 pint whiskey -- " 1 set Knitting needles -- Nov 26 On settlement with S_______ 4.95 Dec 14 1 cap 37 1/2 Coffee & Ballan on Mill 1.25 12 yds Prints 16 2.00 _____ 10.86 1/2 Jan 18 settled in 43.95 full 54.81 1/4 Taken up by Samuel Scott livin 6 miles South of Sullivan one black and white spoted Stear 3 years old marked with a crop of the rite ear and a crop and a under bit in the left ear apprais to $17 by Jesse Womack and James Moore this 10th day of April 1854 Wm. Davis J.P.
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59 1845 David Harris Dr July 8 1/2 doz Bowls 50 31 1 lb tobacco 25 Jan 19 1846 settled in full 1845 Francis Jonston Dr July 24 Cr by 10 lbs Butter 6 1/4 62 1/2 Dr to 2 Bowls 10 e 20 2 qts Milasses 12 1/2 e 25 Augt 21 By Arisler [?] 1 paper pins 12 1/2 Cr by 15 lbs Butter 93 3/4 July 5 Dr on Ballance on coat trimmings 59 1.55 1/4 2 yds factoring 11 e 22 Feb 23 1846 settled in full 1.38 1/2 ______ 1.55 1/4 1.38 ______ 17 1/4
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60 Lenard Scroggan Dr July 28 to on Ballance prints 97 Augt 13 1/2 lbs powder 25 2 Bars Lead 5 10 35 Jno O. Storm Dr Aug 7 to 2 pr shoes 2.75 Taken up by A.N. Smiser livin on Linn Creak Moultrie Co Ill one red heifer one year old marked with a under Slope in the right ear and under half Crop of the left ear apprais to $9 and 50 Cents by Daniel Critsinger and H.P. Philips, also one red heifer one year old unmark apprais to $7.50 by S. Crutsinger an H.P. Phillips also one red an white _ided heifer one year old unmark apprais to $7 and 50 cents by Daniel Crutsinger and H.P. Phillips this 17th day of November 1853 Wm. Davis J.P.
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61 Henry Ledbetter Dr July 30 1 set Knives & forks 1.50 Sept 30 By 2 Bu Wheat 30 @ 60 Allen Andess [?] Dr Agt 12 8 yds prints 25 @ 2.00 3 ozs Indigo 50 1 Bonnet 25 75 1 yd Ribband 18 3/4 1 doz needles 6 1/4 25 1 paper pins 12. 1/4 lb Sulphur 6 1/4 18 3/4 3.18 3/4 ______ 2.35 ______ 0.83 3/4
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62 1845 Lewis Dunn Dr August 11 to 1 plug tobacco 18 3/4 1 lb Sugar 10 28 3/4 1/2 lb powder 50 @ 25 1 Tuck Comb 8 Nov 28 accounpt Brought over 61 3/4 32 1/2 _____ $1.55 1/4 Arthur Scott Dr Augt 12 to Ballance on tobacco 62 1/2 Taken up by John MCclain liven in Whitleys point Moultrie Co Ill one Black Stear with a Stair in his forehead and Some white on his belly and flanks and the bush of his tail white the pint of his right horn of 4 years old mark with a under Slope in the rite ear and a under half crop in the left ear apprais to $20 and 50 Cents by Wm French and A.J. MCclain this 17th day of Nov 1853 Wm. Davis J.P. May the 25th this day came Thomas Patton and mad oath the Stear that John MCclain had taken up the 17th day of Nov 1853 belong to himself.
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63 1845 Aaron Hood Dr Augt 15 to 1/3 yd capping 37 1/2 c 12 1/2 " 8 " footing 8 64 3/4 " Jackonet 50 @ 37 1/2 19 Shirt Buttons 8 1 Spool Thread 6 1/4 14 1/4 1 pr cards 50 _____ $ 1.78 1/4 1845 Wm Tull Dr Augt 16 11 1/2 lbs Sugar $1.31 1/4 Cr by 1 3/4 lbs Feathers 43 3/4 " by cash 50 Sept 1 Dr By Wife 1 pr Shoes 1.00 ______ ______ $2.31 1/4 $0.93 3/4 93 3/4 ______ 1.37 1/2 Taken up by W.H. Garrett liven on Linn Creak Moultrie County Ill one white Sow marked with a underbit in the rite ear and a Crop and Split in the left ear apprais to $5.00 by Wm. Armantrout this 15th day of Dec 1853 Wm. Davis J.P.
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64 1845 Joseph Rankin's Dr Augt 18 4 lb coffee 50 25 lbs Salt 1 1/2 @ 37 1/2 ______ $0.87 1/2 Jno Goodman Dr Augt 24 to 1/2 gal Whiskey 50 @ 25 paid Barney Reynolds Dr Aug 26 2 lbs coffee 25 1 1/2 " Rice 12 1/2 1 lb capperas 6 1/4 18 3/4 30 By Wife 1 3/4 yds calico 18 3/4 c 31 1/4 March 3rd settled in full 75 Taken up by Wm. Harvy Martin liven on Linn Creak Moultrie County Illinois on white and brindle spoted heifer 2 years old mark with a swallow fork and a under bit in the rite ear and a under slope in the left ear apprais to $13 by S. Crutsinger and Wm H. Martin son this 17th day of Dec 1853. Wm. Davis J.P.
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65 1845 Jno H. Storm Dr Augt 26 to 4 lbs coffee 50 1 coffee mill 75 1.25 1 pr shoes 1.50 @ 1.50 _____ $2.75 James M. Green [?] Dr Augt 27 By T.W. Martin 37 1/2 Coat 68 3/4 ______ $1.06 1/4 Andrew Terintine [?] Dr Augt 27 1 slk Hank 75 1 fine comb 12 1/2 87 1/2 1845 Sam L. Rankin Dr Augt 28 3 yds Ky Leansy 75 2.25 1 doz pant buttons 4 _____ $2.29 Taken up by Thomas Young liven in Moultrie County Ill 4 Miles South of Sullivan one white Stear with the bush of his tail of one year old marked with a crop and a split in the left ear apprais to $9.00 by T.H. Carter and Wm. H. Baker this 26th day of ___ 1853. Wm. Davis
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66 1845 Isaac Curry Jr. Dr Augt 28 on settlement 32 1/4 @ 32 1/4 8 yds prints 20 @ 1.60 1 Bonnet 75 @ 75 1 Vest patron 75 @ 75 Taken up by Wm Waggoner liven in Whitleys point Moultrie County Ill one red heiffer calf with Some White Spots on it un mark apprais to $3.00 by Wm and Robert Armantrout this 9th day of Dec 1852. Wm. Davis Taken up by E.W. Ellis liven in Moultrie County Illinois 5 miles South of Sullivan one white sow with some white [crossed out] black spots on his rite hip marked with crop of the left ear and a Split in the rite ear apprais to $4.50 by Joseph Clark this 23rd day of Feb 1854 Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by J.H. Lilly one red stear with under half crop in each [previous 5 words crossed out] a line back and white under his belly the pints of his horns of mark with a under half Crop in each ear suppose the pints of his ear is froze of apprais to $10.00 by B.B. Taylor this 15th day of Dec 1854 Wm. Davis J.P.
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67 Isham Davis Dr Dec 3 Isham Davis Dr to 26 lbs salt at 2 cts per lb 0 .52 _________________________________ taken up by Seth Carr one red and white stear, one year old mark with a Crop of the left ear and a swallow in the rite apprais to $7.00 by Samer [?] Clark this 27th of Dec 1854 Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by Samer [?] Clark one yearlin Bull Said bull is white with some black hairs scattered over his body and neck and his ears black apprais to $6.00 by Seth Carr this 27 of Sept 1854 Taken up by Abner Womack livin 2 miles west of Martins Mill one red yearlin Steer with a white face and black mark with crop of the left ear and a Split in the rite ear apprais to $5.00 by Nathan Womack this 16th day of Jan 1855 Wm. Davis J.P.
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68 Davis Wm page 74 Duncan Sam 74 69 Kennedy Mrs. page 73 70 [blank] 71 State of Illinois Moultrie County taken up by Abner Waumack 2 miles west of Martins Mill one wether Sheep marked with a Crop and a Slit in the right ear apprais to $1.50 Cents by Benjamin J. Kimsy [?] this March 9th 1849 Wm. Davis J.P. State of Illinois Moultrie County taken up by Thomas Haney in Whitley point near Col Vaughn four Sheep 3 with a Sallow fork in each ear ann under bit in the right one boath eares of close to the head apprais to $3.50 cents by J.H. Lilly this 27th of Dec 1849 Wm. Davis J.P.
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72 State of Ill Moultrie County Taken up by Joseph L. Maxedon one yearling steer las spring white back and belly with red sides Slit in the right ear and a swallow fork in the left apprais to five dollars by Gideon Edwards also a heiffer the same age white belly an Face black around boath eyes and generally black un marked apprais to three Dollars by Gideon Edwards December the 10th 1847 Wm. Davis J.P. State of Ill Moultrie County taken up by Wm. H. Martin on linn Creak a heiffer too years old last Spring white with Some red spots on hir marked with Crop of the right and under bit in the left apprais to five dollars by H.H. Moulton December the 31st 1847 Wm. Davis J.P. Feb the 23rd 1848 Wm More made oath that the heiffer taken up belong to him that Wm. H. Mar tin taken up State of Illinois Moultrie County taken up by Aboner Waumack one mile South west of Martins Mill Seven black and white spoted Shotes Supose to be eight Months old marked with a under bit in each eare apprais to eight Dollars by Townson Waumack January the 6th 1848 Wm. Davis J.P. August the 31st 1848 Samuel Fuller made oath that the hogs that Aboner Waumack taken up belong to him. Wm. Davis J.P.
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73 Nov 26 due Margrit Kennidy an Settlement $5.83 Dr to 7 1/4 yrds 12 1/2 0.90 1/2 1 paper pins 0.12 1/2 2 qts Whiskey 12 0.25 By Louis 1 qt 12 1/2 Dec 4 By Robert 1 Box caps 25 15 " 8 1/2 lbs coffee 1.00 1846 " 7 " Iron 8 56 Jan 16 75 lbs salt 1.50 By Robert 1 cap 0.37 1/2 Dec 26 Louis to 5 lbs sugar 50 Jan 9 1 side upper Leather 2.87 1/2 1 Tin Bucket 0.30 14 " 5 lbs sugar 0.50 1/4 " spice 0.06 ____ Feb 20 By Robert 9.32 1/2 1 pr boots 2.25 Louis Kennidy Dr to 1 pr Boots 2.25 [crossed out] " 8 lbs coffee 1.00 " 1 qt Whisky 12 1/2 23 Cr by 1 pr Boots 2.25 [crossed out] Dr by Susan Edwards to 2 oz Indigo 12 1/2 25 Louis Dr on 12.95 Boots Returned 50 ____ $ 13.45 settled 25 1 sack $ 15.70 5.83 Ballance due me $ 9.87
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74 Sept 2 1845 William Davis Dr to 8 lbs coffee 1.00 " 4 1/2 " sugar 0.50 12 " Matison Cain 0.50 11 By himself 1/2 lb Tobacco 0.12 1/2 Nov 15 " 1 Bale Cotton 1.12 1/2 " 3 yds domestic 12 1/2 0.37 1/2 21 " 3 oz Indigo 16 0.50 Cr by 9 1/2 lbs 8 76 Dr 1 Box caps 0.25 _____ $ 4.37 1/2 settled by note 76 _____ $ 3.61 1/2 Sept 2 Samuel Duncan Dr 1 gallon Whisky 50 paid
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75 Sept 1845 David Reed Dr to 54 lbs Salt 0.81 10 " 1 qt Whisky 0.12 1/2 9 " 1 dress Hank 0.68 3/4 12 " 2 qt Whisky 12 1/2 0.25 Oct 19 " " " " " 0.25 21 " 4 1/2 lbs coffee 0.50 Cr by 2 days Hauling 2.00 Oct 23 by David 2 qts Whisky 0.25 page 75 2 oz Indigo 33 _____ ( $2.39 1/4 B. Moberley Dr 1/2 gallon whisky 0.25 Sept 26 1/2 lb saleratus 0.06 1/4 Oct 16 " 1/4 " Tea 0.25 " 1/2 " ginger 0.12 1/2 " " " spice 0.12 1/2 " 1 yd B. Domestic 0.20 Oct 25 By son 1 lb saleratus 0.13 28 " " 1 " nails 0.08 Nov 31 " 1 Barrell 0.75 _____ ( 1.97 1/4 Samuel Kinnidy Dr 1/2 Gallon Whisky 0.25 Sept 12 1 1/2 " " 0.75 1 pr shoes 1.25 3 lbs Rice 0.25 Ben Moberley Dr Nov 27 account Brought over 1.97 1/4 from page 39 84 1/2 _____ $2.81 3/4 Dec 5 By son 1/2 lb Powder 25 3.06 2.70 .37 1/2
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Page 76 P. Drake Sept 3d 1845 Andrew Weeks Dr $ to 8 lbs Coffee 1.00 4 lbs sugar 0.50 9 " 1 gallon Whisky 0.50 Oct 5 " 9 lbs coffee 1.00 18 " 3 " Rice 8 1/2 0.25 account Braught from page 17 5.45 1/2 _____ $8.70 1/2 Dec 12 H. sittled in full Mrs. Carter Dr June 4 to 4 lbs Iron 25
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77th Page 1845 Nathan F. Tull Dr Sept 3 to 8 lbs Coffee 1.00 " 4 1/2 sugar 0.50 Cr by 12 3/4 lbs Butter 6 1/4 79 1/2 Oct 2 Cr by 16 lbs but 7 1.16 " " 1 3/4 " wax 0.43 " " 2 3/4 " feathers 0.70 Dr to 1 Bale thread 1.00 " " " 1 set cups 0.37 1/2 " " " 1/4 lb ginger 0.06 1/4 " " " 1 Tuck comb 10 " " " 3 1/2 ozs Spice 25 cts p 5
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Page 78 1845 Josiah B. Tull Dr Sept 3 to 9 yds Prince 25 2.18 3/4 " 1 pr shoes 1.25 " 6 yds Prince 18 1/4 1.12 1/2 Ballance on B. domestic 0.09 1/2 10 " By daughter 2 paper pins 0.06 1/4 Oct 16 " By S Warren " 9 lbs coffee 1.00 4 1/2 Sugar 0.50 Jan 24 6.52 Paid Cr by Cash 5.50 5.50 _____ $1.02 Sept 3 Elbert Rose [?] Dr to 1 1/2 yds Prince 18 3/4 0.28 May 27 " 4 yds Coating 25 1.00 28 " 1 Set " Buttons 0.18 3/4 Paid $ 1.46 3/4
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79 1845 Jonathan D. Tull Dr Sept 3 to 2 lbs coffee 0.25 " 1 comb 0.10 4 yds Cap Saue 8 0.32 9 By Josiah's daughter 2 yds Prints 18 3/4 0.37 1/2 Nov 15 to 1 lb powder 0.50 1/2 doz flints 0.06 1/4 Settled Sept 4 Aferd Wallace Dr 2 yds Blue drill 18 3/4 0.37 1/2 33 lbs salt 0.64 1/2 " 1/2 " pepper 0.12 1/2 " 1/2 " spice 12 1/2 1 paper pins 0.25
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80 1845 Nathan Evans Dr Sept 4 to 1 quart Whisky 0.12 1/2 19 " 5 " " 0.62 1/2 " 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 19 By Lauson [?] H. Dixon " 1 gallon Whisky 0.50 50 _____ 25 Recd payment in 1.87 1/2 full Sept 4 Vincent Storm [?] Dr to 8 lbs nails 0.50 17 Cr by Butter 50
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Page 81 Whitly Creek 1845 William Davis Dr Sept 4 to 1 gallon Whiskey by son 0.50 14 " " " " 0.50 Sept 4 James Richardson Dr by Dr by Wm H. Baker 1 qt Tea 0.25 Feb 28 Settled in full Sept 5 Alfred Blythe Dr 8 lbs coffee $1.00 Dec By cash 1.00
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Page 82 1845 Sept 5 Isom Cox Dr Cr. to 1 pr Boots 2.50 Nov 4 Cr by 1 Bushel & 3 ____ 0.43 3/4 Jan 23 Cr by 9 1/2 lbs Feathers 25 2.37 1/2 Sept 6 Samuel Wallace Dr 1 pr shoes 1.25 Page 83 Sept 8th 1845 John S. Turly Dr By son James [?] 1 qt Whisky 0.12 1/2 1 pr Shoes 1.00 1.00 1 p__ Tobacco 0.12 1/2 Oct 18 " By son 1 lb nails 0.08 Nov 29 accounpt Broughtnan 87 1/2 _____ paid $2.20 1/2 Arthur Paints Dr to 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2
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Page 84 1845 Jacob Wallace Dr by son Sept 8 to 6 yds Factory 9 0.54 Oct 5 By wife -- 1 Bale thread 1.00 Cr by 7 1/2 lbs Feathers 1.87 1/2 Nov 13 " " 4 " Butter 8 0.32 Sept 10 Isaac Curry Junr Dr to 2 oz Indigo 0.34 " 1 yd Blue drill 0.20 " Tabacco 0.63 Cr by 49 lbs B__ 2 0.98 12 Dr to 1 pr Boots 2.50 Oct 13 Cr by 10 1/2 lbs Hide 0.73 Dr to 1/2 bale Cotton 0.50 1/4 lbs Madder 0.06 1/4 August 28 " on settlment 0.32 1/4 " 8 yds prints 20 1 60 1 Bonnet 75 2.35 " Vest patron 0.50 _____ 6.80 1/2 $1.71 1.71 _____ $ 5.09 1/2
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Page 85 Sept 9 1845 Milton Cox Dr to 1 Stone Jar 0.56 1/4 Nov 26 " 3 pts Whisky 18 3/4 Dec 7 " 1 qt _ _ $0.12 1/2 75 Sept 10 David Harris Dr to 1 lb Tabaco 0.25 " 2 Cakes soap 0.06 1/4 acconpt Braught from page 59 75 _____ $1.06 1/4 Sept 9 John W. Edwards Dr 1 set Cups & saucers 0.37 1/2 Cr by 12 1/4 lbs butter 76 13 Dr 1/2 lb Pepper 0.12 1/2
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Page 86 1845 Gideon Edwards Dr Sept 9 to 4 1/2 lbs sugar 0.50 " 1 " Saleratus 0.12 1/2 Oct 5 " 1 1/2 " Rice 0.12 1/2 ______ 75 Sept 9 Alexander H. Edwards Dr to 3 1/2 yds Factory 9 0.31 1/2 1 pr socks 0.25 account Brout over from page 32 2.35 _____ Jan 26 settled in full $2.91 1/2
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Page 87 1845 Daniel Terrintine Dr Sept 11 to 8 lbs Coffee 1.00 " 1 " Tobaco 0.25 26 Cr by 16 lbs butter 6 1/4 1.00 Nov Dr to 1 pr Shoes 1.50 Oct 1 Cr by 15 lbs Butter 8 1.20 " 2 qts Whisky 0.25 Nov 15 " 8 lbs Coffee 1.00 " 2 qts Whisky 0.25 21 " 8 1/2 lbs Sole Leather 25 2.12 1/2 accont Brought over July 10 2 tins 10 20 6 lbs Rice 0.70 22 Cr by Butter 53 Aug 9 4 1/2 lbs sugar 50 28 ast __ Cr 21 1/2 lbs .50 1.34 1/2 Dec 11 " 2 gallons Whisky 50 1.00 7.57 1/2 3.97 1/2 paid 3.97 1/2 _____ 3.59 Sept 11 Didamy [?] Wamack Dr By Abner Wamack 1 pr Shoes 1.00 account Brought over from page 30 1.26 1/2 ______ $2.26 1/2 June 24 Mrs. Wamack ap_ settled in full
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Page 88 1845 John Lankford Dr Sept 11 to 1 Bottle Castar oil 0.25 " 1/4 lb J___ 0.06 1/4 " 8 " Coffee 1.00 " 2 Cotton Hanks 20 0.40 18 " 1/2 lb Powder 0.25 1 fine Comb 0.13 Oct 18 " 3 yds domestic 9 0.27 " 1 small pan 0.12 1/2 31 " 1 Tuck comb 0.08 " 1 sack 0.50 " 1 pr Shoes 1.25 " 1 yd Prints 0.20 " 1 Bushel salt 0.87 1/2 ______ 5.41 1/4 2.12 ______ 7.53 1/4 G & C. Wamacks account 4.43 3/4 11.97 Nov. 3 " 2 lbs Saleratus 0.25 15 " 1 Bale thread 1.25 " 4 lbs Coffee 0.50 1 salt seller 0.12 1/2 17 yds Domestic 12 2.12 1/2 1 set knives & forks 1.50 flints 0.06 1/2 Dec 21st to 4 lbs coffee 1/2 lb powder 75 " 1 Bar lead 6 1/4 ______ 6.62 1/2 11.97 ______ $18.59 1/2 account Braught from New books 2.00 ______ 20.59 1/2
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Page 89 1845 Timmerman [?] Dr July 7 to Ballance on Suspinders 0.06 1/4 Nov 29 paid in full to EEW Sept 12 William Weeks Dr to 1 Bale cotton 1.00 " 1 fine & 1 course combs 0.25 30 " 1/2 lb Tabaca 0.12 1/2 Oct 18 " 1 sack salt 3.00 " 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 22 " By Cain 1 1/2 gallon whisky 0.75 Cr by 19 1/2 lbs Butter 8 1.56 Nov 15 2 lbs Coffee 0.25 " 1 yd Prints 0.16 acconpt Brought from 4.11 1/4 pag 16 ______ $9.77 3/4 1.56 ______ $8.21 3/4 Jan 20 Cr by Lard & pork & Butter paid 7.13
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90 1845 James Weeks Dr Sept 12 By settlmnt 83 Dr to 3 lbs sugar 0.33 [previous 2 lines crossed out] Sept 12 Isaac Curry Sen Dr Ballan on domestic 0.20 17 by son John 1 bottle Castar oil 0.12 1/2 " 2 qts Whiskey 0.25 27 Cr by old settmt 15 Oct 2 " 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 18 " 1 " " 0.25 Cr by 24 Chickins 87 1/2 per doz 1.75 25 to 5 oz Indigo 12 1/2 0.62 1/2 " 25 lbs salt 0.43 3/4 ______ Nov 19 " by widdow Curry $2.16 1/4 2.01 1/4 " 2 lbs saleratus .25 Jan. 20 Cr by Lard & 2.26 1/4 2.26 1/4 port & tu __ 1.75 [crossed out] [2 previous lines crossed out] 1.90 1.90 .36 1/4 Whisky 2 qts By T. 25 56 1/4 $7.13
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Page 91 1845 Elisha Waggoner Dr by Sept 13 Adolphus Waggoner 1.00 Oct 24 2 oz Indigo 16 0.34 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1 yd Factory 0.09 Nov 23 " 2 lbs coffee 0.25 " sack 0.50 _____ $1.30 Sept 13 Margan Sexson [?] Dr to 2 Spillings Books 0.25 page 92 1845 Henry Ledbetter Dr Sept 15 to 4 3/4 yds Ky Janes 75 3.56 1/4 " 1/2 " padding 0.18 3/4 " 3/4 " Canvass 0.25 " 1 set Coat Buttons 0.25 " 1 yd Shirt Lining [?] 0.30 " 1 1/2 " Sleave " 0.27 " 4 " Shirting 9 0.36 " 1 plug Tobacco 0.25 18 " to 7 1/2 yds prince 22 1.65 Cr by Cash 1.00 Oct 1 " 4 lb coffee 0.50 July 31 to 1 set Knives & forks 1.50 Augt 30 2 Bushels 30 e 9.08 60 1.60 _____ $7.48 $1.60
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Page 93 1845 James E. Curry by Dr Sept 17 John Sen 1 Bottle Castar oil 0.25 Cr by 1 pr sacks 18 3/4 Oct 23 " By James S. Curry " 13 yds Bleached 20 2.60 _____ $2.75 18 3/4 $2.56 1/4 Sept 17 Joseph Blythe by Dr John Curry, sen -- 1 Bottle Castor oil 0.25 Oct 5 " 2 lbs nails 0.16 Cr by 7 doz Eggs 35 18 Dr 1 pr shoes 1.12 1/2 1 plug Tobacco 0.18 3/4 Nov 19 Dr 1 Bar lead 0.06 1/4 Cr by 14 1/2 lbs Tallow 1.53 1/2 Sept Dr to one sack salt 3.00 Cr by 3 doz & 5 Roosters 6 1/4 2.15 1846 2.88 [crossed out] April 21 settled in full 2.87 1/2 witness E.E. Waggoner 35 1.22 1/2
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page 94 1845 Martin Nance Dr Sept 17 to 1/4 lb Tabacco 0.06 1/4 30th to 1/2 Gallon Whiskey & 1 pint 50 cts 37 1/4 March 4 1846 Settled in full Sept 17 Joseph Walker Dr to 1 Bottle Castar oil 0.25 27 by E. Walker 2 qts whiskey 0.25 Dec 13 " .50 1 plug Tabaco .12 Jan 19 36 lbs salt .72 Tobacco 20 Buttons 20 1 lb powder 50 2 bars lead 12 62 1/2 2.36 1/2 1.68 3/4 4.05 1/4 Sept 17 Ichabud Dodson Dr to 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 Oct 23 " 1 " " 0.12 1/2 4 1/2 lb Coffee 0.50 page 95 1845 Robert Robison [?] Dr Sept 17 to 1/2 lb pepper 0.12 1/2 27 to 1/2 " Tobacco 0.12 1/2 Oct 25 " 1/2 plug Tobacco paid 0.12 1/2 Sept 18 George Baxter Dr By Lewis Dunn to 25 lbs Salt 0.38 20 By himself to 3 lbs Rice 0.25 Oct 17 " " 9 lbs Coffee 1.00 " 1 qt whisky 0.12 1/2 1.75 1/2 8.12 1/2 1.22 1/2 1.82 1/2 2.97 3/4 9.95 ______ (1061) 59 1/2 (1001) 3.57 1/4 ( 2.57 1/4 1.82 1/2
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Page 96 1845 William Baker Dr Sept 17 to 2 quarts Whiskey 0.25 Nov 15 Settled in full Sept 17 Mrs. Dixon by Dr John N. Curry to 2 lbs Sugar 0.25 Oct 2 Cr 3 lbs wax 25 0.75 Dr to 4 1/2 lbs coffee 0.50 4 lbs nails 8 0.32 [previous 3 lines crossed out] 25 Dr by son Lauson to 2 lbs sugar .22 Dec 5 settled in full -- By __ Balance 75 due Him Page 97 1845 Rezin Martin Dr Sept 18 to 1 Slay [crossed out] 0.75 [crossed out] to Ballance salt 0. 6 3/4 2 1/2 yds Janes 37 1/2 0.93 3/4 Oct 13 Cr by 10 1/2 but 0.84 21 " to 1 lb sugar 0.11 " to 6 1/2 yds Janes 43 3/4 2.84 3/4 yds padding 0.25 1 1/2 yds Factory 9 0.12 1/2 old account 0.16 Nov 20 Cr by 16 lbs Butter 8 4.50 1.28 Jan 30 1846 Cr by 13 1/4 lbs Butter 10 1.32 (3.44 Sept 19 Peter Warren Dr to 16 lbs Coffee 2.00 " 2 bales Cotton yarn 2.00 " 6 1/2 yds Janes 43 3/4 [previous line crossed out] account brought over from page 13 5.82 3/4 Cr by 17 lbs dry Hide 9.82 3/4 1.19 1.19 _____ Rec'd payment 8.63 3/4
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Page 98 1845 Nathan Molton by Dr. Charles Neely Sept 17 to 3 lbs Rice 0.25 " 2 oz Tea 0.13 20 1 qt Whiskey by J.V.W. 0.12 Oct 9 Cr by 5 1/4 lbs Feathers $1.31 1/4 accounpt Braught over Aug 14 to 3 lbs Rice 25 2 1/2 yds Janes 1.34 1/2 ______ $1.84 1/2 1.31 Jan 23 settled in full 0.53 Sept 17 Lauson H. Dixon Dr to 1 gallon Whiskey 0.50 1 lb saleratus 0.12 1/2 " 1 pair Shoes 1.00 Oct 25 to 9 lbs coffee 1.00 " 1 cotton Hank 0.18 " 1 Tin pan 0.75 " 1 Coffee pot 0.40 27 " " pair suspnders 0.12 1/2 Aug 28 on Settlment 2.38 1/2 " 4 lbs coffee 0.50 _____ 6.84 1/2 Nov 15 " 4 1/2 lbs copperas .50 " 1 pr Boots 2.50 2 Bars lead 0.12 1/2 Cash 1.00 10.97
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page 99 1845 John N. Curry Dr Sept 17 to 2 Gallons Whiskey 1.00 19 By Lauson H. Dixon 1 lb Saleratus 0.13 [previous two lines crossed out] Oct 2 " 1/4 lb powder 0.12 1/2 27 " by Lauson H. Dixon " 2 yds Jacket [?] Muslin 50 1.00 capping 0.12 1/2 2 yds Saue 8 0.16 Oct 2 Cr by 3 lbs Wax 25 0.75 Dr to 4 1/2 lbs coffee 0.50 " " 4 " " nails 0.32 Nov 10 to 1 Box caps & 1 Bar lead 0.31 1/4 1/4 lb Powder 0.12 1/2 15 4 1/2 lbs copper 0.50 Feb 23 1846 Cr by Cash $3.00 4.16 3/4 _____ .41 3/4 Sept 20 Green Frazin Dr by _ood to 2 1/4 lbs sugar 0.25 22 " 9 " coffee 1.00 " 3 " sugar 0.33 Oct 22 Cr by 7 1/2 lbs Feathers 1.87 1/2 Brought over from other Book 1.50 3.08 Nov 7 Cr by Feathers 4 3/4 lbs 25 1.20 " by Tallow 6 3/4 " 6 1/4 0.42 Recd payment in full
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page 100 1845 Green Wamack Dr by son Jacob Sept 20 to 1 1/2 lb rice 0.12 1/2 Sept 20 Jacob Wamack Dr to 1 lb Tobacco 0.25 " 1/2 yd Factory 5 Nov 25 Dr to 3 oz Indigo 16 1/3 0.50 " 1/2 lb madder 0.12 1/2 " " " Alum 0.06 1/4 page 101 1845 Wade Brown Dr by George Baxter to 5 yds B. domestic 20 1.00 April 9 1846 Settlement in full Sept 25 Ium [?] Baker Dr to 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 " 1/2 set plates 0.18 3/4 " 2 Bowls 0.25 Cr by 3 1/2 bushels oats 0.43 3/4 account Braught over from page 26 50 1.00 1/4 .43 3/4 ______ .56 1/2 Mr. Amos Waggoner J.P. you will please to pay Ths Breen seventy five cents in any thing you have and charge the same to my acpt. June 27th 1845 Eum [?] Baker
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Page 102 Sept 25th A.L. Cox Dr to 1 pr Boots 2.50 " 1 Tuck comb 0.10 Oct 25 " by Robert Robison [?] " 2 yds Bleached 20 0.40 account Braught over from page 29 1.12 1/2 ______ $4.12 1/2 Nov 4 Cr by 1 3/4 Bushels meal 43 3/4 43 3/4 _______ 3.68 3/4 Sept 26 Daniel Turntin [?] Cr by 16 lbs butter 6 1/4 1.00 Dr to 1 fine Hank [?] .50 [three previous lines crossed out] page 103 Sept 26th 1845 William Highland Dr By wife to 1 Bale thread 1.00 " 3 plates 0.18 3/4 Oct 29th to 7 yds prince 25 1.75 " 1 oz Indigo 0.16 " 1 lb sugar 11 " to 1/4 " tea 25 " 1/2 " Tobacco 12 1/2 Cr by 4 yds Janes 43 1.75 Nov 22 Cr by cash 50 cts & 2 1/4 yds Jenes 85 2 1/4 lbs Feathers 56 Dr to 1 file 12 1/2 12 lb liler [?] 50 3.16 Jon. By W. Curry 4.08 1/4 Sept 26 Wm. B. Bennett Dr Nov to 3 qt Whisky 0.37 1/2 1 4 1/2 lbs coffee 0.50 [two previous lines crossed out) 4 1/4 lbs coffee 50 1 Bale thread 1.00 Minun 37 1/2 Dec 13 By J. Curry 10 1 pr Boots paid 2.00
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page 104 Sept 26 1845 Daniel Price [?] Dr to 1 qt Whisky 0.12 1/2 Oct 10 2 lbs coffee 0.25 20 Cr by 8 - 8 0.64 Dr by son 9 lbs coffee 1.00 " 2 qts Whiskey 0.25 21 1 gallon " by parks 0.50 28 " " " by son 0.50 " 28 lbs Salt 0.50 Nov 1 " 1 qt Whiskey by Parks 0.13 6 by son 1 qt whisky 0.12 17 " " 2 " " 0.25 ___ sat ___ 1.00 65 Sept 27 John W. Curry by James A. Wilson to 1 qt Whisky 0.13 Sept 27 James Hostetter Dr to 1 fine comb 0.13 Oct 1 by Robert Litle [?] 1 1/2 lb Rice 0.12 account Braught over from page 40 .45 $.70 page 105 1845 Thomas Storm Dr to 2 pr Shoes 1.25 2.50 " 1 coffee Mill 0.75 Oct 18 " 1 pr Boots 2.50 Feb 27th 1846 Settled in full Oct 1 Mrs. Walker Dr by son to 2 oz Indigo 16 paid 0.33
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106 Oct 6 1845 Daniel Davis Dr to pr order 0.75 Nov 13 " 1 lb nails By son 0.08 20 " By wife 7 yds Callico 16 1.16 " 1 yd Factory 0.09 " 1 Tuck comb & 1 course 12 1/2 22 Cr by 4 1/2 lbs Feathers 25 1.12 1/2 " " " 6 1/4 " Butter 0.50 Oct 13 Louis Kennedy Dr to 1/2 quire paper 0.10 2 lbs coffee 1.00 Cr by Hauling 1 day 1.00 21 " " " 2 " 2.00 24 By James 2 qts Whiskey 25 9 lbs sugar 1.00 40 26 by Ts Smith 1 gallon Whiskey 0.50 31 by Boys 1.00 30 3 1/2 gallons Whiskey 50 1.75 Nov 18 to 1 gallon Whiskey 0.50 Dec 10 " 2 qts whiskey 12 1/2 25 6.10 25
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107 1845 Joseph Parks Dr Oct 10 to 2 lbs coffee 0.25 Cr by 9 lbs butter 0.72 21 Dr to 1 lb copperas 0.06 1/4 " " 2 " coffee 0.25 " " 12 1/2 salt 0.21 Cr by 3 lbs butter 0.24 " " 2 doz Eggs 10 Oct 15 Nathan Evans Dr by Alex Cury 25 lbs salt 0.37 1/2 Nov 1 " 1 qut Whiskey 0.13 Cr by cash 0.30 Oct 16 Anzil Gaddis Dr " 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 " 8 qts Domestic 9 0.72 Oct 18 by Andrew Weeks 0.75 22 " to 1 gallon Whiskey 0.50 " " 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 Nov 1 " 3 yds Flanil 37 1/2 1.12 1/2 1 coffee pot 0.60 1 lb nails 0.08 3 " by son 1 gallon Whisky 0.25 Dec 12 " powder & lead 0.31 1/2 Jan 29 Settled in full 4.58 3/4 By a new charge of 2.11 on the other Book 108 1845 Samuel Davis Dr Oct 16 to 9 lbs Coffee 1.00 1 Bale thread 1.00 8 yds Domestic 9 0.72 1 Bowl 0.12 $1.84 Jan 28 Settled in full Oct 16 George Baxter Dr to 9 lbs Coffee 1.00 " 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 [three previous lines crossed out]
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109 1845 James Chirnhall [?] By son Dr By son to 1 pr Shoes 1.50 to 1/2 lb Powder 0.25 March 6th Cr by Cash $1.00 1846 Settld in full by cash 75 Oct 18 James Weeks Dr to 1 pr Shoes 1.50 March 2d 1846 settled in full Oct 18 Wm Weeks Dr to 1 sack salt 3.00 " 1 lb Saleratus 0.12 1/2 [ three previous lines crossed out] 110 1845 Abner Wamack Dr Oct 14 to 4 1/2 lbs Coffee 0.50 " 2 oz indigo 16 0.33 27 " by A. Flemming 0.37 1/2 29 " By N. Wamack 0.37 1/2 Nov 14 " salt & sack 2.00 " 8 lbs coffee 1.00 " 1 Bale Cotton 1.25 15 By Berry 2 yds Fat. 25 22 to 1 Tuck Comb 8 0.08 " 1 Spelling book 12 1/2 0.12 1/2 " 1 skein silk 5@ 0.05 Dr pr order 0.87 1/2 1 pr shoes 1.37 1/2 @ 1.37 1/2 accont Braught over from page 18 $2.75 1/4 _______ Dec 1 to 1 Bucket 60 " 1 lbs saleratus 12 1/2 " 1 set knitting needles 06 1/4 " on Nathans account 2.20 _______ 13.32 1/2 11.00 _______ 2.32 1/2 Dec 10 to 1 oz Indigo 16 16 2/3
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111 1845 David Robison Dr Oct 22 to by wife to 1 Spelling book 0.12 1/2 " 1 lb saleratus 0.12 1/2 " 2 Tuck combs 8 0.16 Cr by 3 3/4 lbs Feathers 25 0.93 " " 2 pr sacks 20 41 0.40 Paid 112 1845 Lewis Dunn Dr Oct 24 to 2 yds Prince 18 3/4 0.38 " 4 yds Domestic 9 0.36 " 1 cotton Hank 0.18 3/4 March 2nd Settled in full 92 1/4 Oct 25 Nathan Curry Dr to 1 Box Caps 0.25
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113 1845 Nathan Noland by John Boland Dr to 5 qts Whisky 12 1/2 62 1/2 paid Oct 28 John Stricklin [?] Dr to 5 qts Whiskey 62 1/2 " 1 hank 18 3/4 3 pounds 2 oz sugar 37 1/2 Nov 22 Cr by cash 15 " " To 1 gallon Whiskey 50 50 3/4 _______ $1.85 1/2 114 1845 David Reed Dr Oct 27 to 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 28 " " " " 0.12 1/2 29 " " gallon 0.50 Nov 16 " 1 qt 0.12 1/2 17 By surveyar 1 gallon whiskey 0.50 1 lb saleratus 0.06 1/4 19 By Mrs. Kennedy to 9 yds calico 16 1.50 20 " 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 22 2 qt Whiskey 12 - 25 0.25 Cr by cashe 0.22 1/2 Nov 29 accounpt Brought from page 75 2.39 1/2 ______ Cr braught over $5.93 1/4 2.00 " By Hauling 3.00 1.00 $2.93 3/4 3.00 D 3 to 1 qt Whiskey 12 1/2 7 " 2 " whiskey 12 @ 25 Dec 11 " 1 " " 12 1/2 7 " 1 " " 12 1/2 13 " 1 " " 12 1/2 12 " " " " 12 1/2 " 1 pr shoes 1.00 Decr 14 Cr 7 19 lbs hogs 2.25 $16.15 " Dr to 1 qt Whiskey 12 1/2 Jan 16 " 4 lbs coffee 50 " 75 " salt 1.50 Dec 28 D. Recd 1 qt 1 Box caps 37 1/2 1 lb lead gr powder 5 lbs sugar 62 1/2 1 cotton Hank 18 3/4 Feb 25 Settled in full
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115 1845 J.H. Price Dr Oct 29 to 2 pr Shoes 1.25 2.50 " 1 lb Madder 0.25 " " " Alum 0.12 1/2 " 2 1/4 " coffee 0.25 Cr by 5 1/2 lbs Feathers 25 1.37 1/2 by Flax seed 1.08 1/2 29 Settled in full 116 1845 Nathan Wamack Dr Oct 29 to 3 yds Factory 9 0.27 " 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 Nov 4 " 2 yds Jeanes 50 1.00 account Brought over from page 18 81 1/4 _____ $2.20 3/4 Dec 1 Cr by Abner 2.20 Oct 29 Tobias Grider [?] Dr by 9 1/2 lbs Butter 8 0.75 May 8 " 1 lb saleratus 0.12 1/2 5 By Isaac [?] Curry 1 Bale cotton 1.00 9 Cr By 9 lbs butter 6 1/4 0.56 1/4 7 yds Prints 25 1.75 1.31 1/4 2.87 1/2 1.31 1.56
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117 1845 Samuel Todd Dr Nov 1st to 1/4 lb Tea 0.25 Cr by 8 1/2 lbs butter 8 0.66 Dr to 1 lb nails 6 1/4 0.06 1/4 March 12 1846 Dr to 2 lbs sugar 0.20 " 3 cakes soap 6 1/4 " 3/4 lbs saleratus 8 [previous 7 lines crossed out] 118 1845 Mr. Parks Dr Nov 1 to 1 Bushel salt 0.75 " 1 3/4 gallon whiskey 0.87 1/2 " 2 lbs coffee 0.22 Cash 0.75 " 1 Coffee pot 0.50 Cry 39 lbs but 8 3.12 by 9 3/4 lbs wax .25 2.43 3/4 (5.56 1/4 6 Dr by P___ son 1 gallon Whisky 0.50 1/4 lb Brimstone 0.05 _____ 3.59 1/2 1.96 1/2 1.96 1/4 5.56 $3.64 1.92 5.56
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119 1845 David Ellis Cr. By Feathers 1.00 Nov 16 Cr by 1 Turky .25 Dr to 1 Ball thread 1.12 1/2 1 lb Saliratus 0.12 1/2 Nov 5 William Margan [Morgan?] Dr by Wm. W. MCdaniel to 4 1/4 yds 20 0.90 Cr by Cash 0.50 Feb 19th 1846 settled in full 120 1845 John McCain Dr 1846 March to 3 yds flannel 37 1/2 1.12 1/2 settled in full Nov 15 John Martin Dr to 8 lbs coffee 1.00 " 1 plug Tabaco 0.12 1/2 20 Cr by 2 Bushels flax seed 62 1/2 1.25 March 21st 1846 settled in full Taken up by Louis Hanida [Kennidy? see next pg] liven one mile South of Crouch Mill one red heifer one year old marked with a Crop and a underbit in the rite eare and a slit in the left eare apprais to $3 and 25 cents by Dixon Ritter and Jesse Waumack this 21st day of Dec 1850 Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by Samuel Little liven in Whitley point Moultrie County Ill one white Steare with red eares one yeare old marked with a under bit in the rite eare and a under Slope in the left eare apprais to $4 and 50 cents by Wright Little and James Hostutter this 27th day of Nov 1852 Wm. Davis J.P.
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121 1845 William Tull Dr Nov 15 to 1 Bale thread 1.12 1/2 Jan 16, 1846 Cr by Cash $1.00 State of Illinois Moultrie County taken up by Dixon Ritter in Whitley point 1 1/2 mile south of Crouchs mill one white sow Shote supose to be six months old marked with a Crop of the rite eare and a under bit in the left eare apprais to 62 1/2 Cents by Lewis Kenida [Kennidy?] this 3 day of January 1851 Wm. Davis J.P. Nov 15 Andrew Terrintin [?] Dr to 1 pr shoes 1.50 Dec 16 " 1 " Boots 2.75 this day Henry W. Martin maid oath that the Shote that Dixon Ritter had taken up belong to Wm. Martin this 7 day of January 1851 Wm. Davis J.P. 122 1845 John O. Storm Dr Nov 15 to 1 1/2 oz Indigo 0.25 1/2 lb madder 0.13 1 paper pins 0.12 1 lb Alum 0.12 1/2 1 wash pan 0.30
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123 1845 David Ellis Dr Nov 17 to 1 Bale yearn 0.12 1/2 " 4 lbs Coffee 0.50 " 1 Cotton Hank 0.12 1/2 " 1 paper pins 0.12 1/2 Cr by 45 lbs pork @ 2 1/4 1.01 1/4 124 1845 Mrs. Gray Dr Oct 25 by son 4 lbs coffee 0.50 1/2 lbs peper 0.12 1/2 " " spice 0.12 1/2 Nov 17 By daughter 6 yds domestic 12 1/2 0.75 8 " " 9 0.72 9 " Calico 16 1.50 7 " " 18 3/4 1.37 1/4 1 Bucket 0.50 3 oz Indigo 0.50 1/2 lb Tabacco 10 1 Bale thread 1.00 $ 7.1_ _ 17 Meriah Curry Cr on Ballance Leather paid 1.00
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Index 125 August 1843 Page M. M. Martin the People ag Wm Martin C Martin & 1 " do do Wm Snyder 2 George Waggoner do John Walker 3 do William Walker 4 Nov 21 Daniel Davis Dr to 2 pr Shoes 1.50 3.00 " 1 quire paper 0.20 acconpt Braught over Oct 6 By order 0.75 Nov 13 by son 1 lb nails 0.08 20 By wife 7 yds Calico 1.16 1/2 1 yd Factory 0.09 1 Tuck Comb 8 1/2 1 Course 12 0.20 1/2 Cr by 4 1/2 lbs Feathers 25 1.12 1/2 " " 6 1/4 lbs Butter 8 56 accounpt Brought over from page 2 nd 1.39 ______ ______ $6.88 1.62 1/2 1.62 1/2 5.26 Dec 8 an settlemnt Dr 30 _
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126 1845 Dabsan Furgeson Dr Nov 21 to 1 yd Prints 25 0.25 " 2 pr combs 0.06 1/4 29 " 1 pr shoes 1.25 " 1 comb 0.10 30 " 1/2 quire paper 0.10 " 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 _____ 1.88 1/4 Feb 20th settled in full 1.88 1/4 Nov 20 Wm Storm Dr to 7 1/2 lbs sole Leather 25 1.93 3/4 " 1 side upper ___ 3.25 Dec 11 Cr by John O. Storm 1.50 Feb 19 1846 settled in full 127 1845 Harman Smith Nov 25 to 3 yds Coating 1.50 5.00 " 1 1/4 " Canvas 0.46 " 3/4 " padding __ " 1 1/2 " domestic __ " Whisky 0.25 " 1 pr Boots 2.25 " 1 Cotton Hank 0.12 1/2 " 1 Skein Silk __
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128 1845 Seth Karrah [?] Dr Nov 25 to 5 yds Ky. Janes 75 3.75 " 1 doz Buttons 0.12 1/2 padding 0.25 Canvass 0.25 Sillk 0.06 1/2 1 1/2 yd Factory 0.15 _____ 4.58 3/4 March 4th 1846 settled in 25 full 4.83 3/4 Witness J. V. Waggoner 129 1845 _____ William Ninsey [?] Dr Dec 1 By Elbert Rose [?] to 1 gallon Whiskey 50 paid Dec 12 G.B. Frazier Dr to 1 qt Whiskey 12 1/2 Aug 1st 1846 Cr by cash 12 1/2
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130 Dec 10 Abner Wamack Dr by Daniel Davis 2.25 15 " 8 1/2 lbs coffee 1.00 " 4 1/2 " Sugar 0.50 1 oz indigo 16 23 " 2 Skims silk 10 24 " 2 oz Indigo 33 Feb 20 by George Baxter 75 131 1845 H. Earman [?] Dr 1 Bar lead 6 1/4 Dec Isom Davis Dr to 8 lbs coffee 1.00 " 2 1/2 " sugar 0.25 A Scott 1 cop. 37 1/2 J.V. Wag. 8 lbs coffee 1.00 4 1/2 sugar 50 1 paper pins 12 1/2 Isaac Curry tobacco 12 1/2
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132 Feb 18 James M. Grean [?] Cr by Cash $1.18 3/4 taken up by J.M. Greer one red heifer one year old pan un marked [previous two lines crossed out] taken up by J.M. Greer liven in Whitley point Moultrie County one red heifer one year old part unmarked apprais to $4 and 50 cents by Wm. B. Hendricks this 26th day of Dec 1850 Wm. Davis J.P. Davis William page 1 Dr Taken up by Jane Martin Liven in Whitley poin near Lin Creak meeting house Moultrie County Illinois one red and white Spoted heifer one year old marked with a swollow fork in the rite ear and a swollow fork and a under bit in the left this 30th day of December 1850 apprais to $5.00 by Wm Martin Wm. Davis
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[133] [This and subsequent pages in the record book were not paginated; page numbers in brackets are supplied by the editor.] March the 5th 1851 taken up by Wm Weeks in Moultrie County Illinois one mile west of Forkners Mill one Male sheep Supose to be 2 years old marked with a under slope in each eare apprais to one Dollar by Jesse Waumack Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by Wm. B. Hendrickx on Lin Creak Moultrie County Ill one white stear marked with a swallow fork in the left eare & a slit in the rite eare one yeare old apprais to $4 and 50 cents by J.M. Greer also one red Steare marked with a crop and a slit in each eare one yeare old apprais to $4.00 by J.M. Greer also one red and white Steer marked with a Swallow fork in the rite eare and a crop of the left eare apprais to $6 and 50 cents by J.M. Greer this 24th day of Dec 1851 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[134] March the 24th 1851 Taken up by Aboner Waumack in Moultrie County Ill. 2 miles west of Falconers mill one white and red spoted heifer one year old marked with a crop and a under bit in the rite eare and a crop of the left apprais to $3 and 50 cents by Nathan Waumack the 24th day of Dec 1851 Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by Wm Ellis livin in Moultrie County Illinois five miles south of Sullivan one barrow Shote black and white spoted marked with crop slit and a under bit in the left eare apprais to $2.50 cents by T.H. Carter this 12th day of Feb 1852 Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by J H B E [?] Warren liven at the head of Linn Creak timber in Moultrie County Ill one pale red Cow Suppose to be four years old mark with a crop and split in the left eare and a upper slope in the rite eare also one male Calf dark Brunnel [?] with a white face un mark apprais to $11.00 by J.M. Greer and Thomas V. Davis this 29th day of Nov 1852 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[135] Taken up by J.M. Greer liven in Whitley point Moultrie County Ill one red stear with a white back and belly suppose to be 3 years old Mark with a under slope in the rite eare and a under half crop in the left eare apprais to $17.00 by J H B E Warren an Wm. B. Hendrickx this 6th day of Dec 1852 Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by Samuel Monson liven in Whitley point Moultrie County Illinois one pale red Stear 2 years old mark with a crop of the rite eare and a upper half crop of the left eare apprais to $8 and fifty cents by Thomas Moore and J.J. Trimble this 22nd day of Dec 1852 Wm. Davis J.P. Taken up by Polly Edwards liven in Whitleys point Moultrie County Illinois one white and red spotted stear 3 years old mark with under bit and a split in each eare apprais to $20 by Davis Harrison and Charles Davis this 17th day of November 1853 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[136] Jan 10th 1844 Taken up by William Siler Wolf Creek Moultrie County one Heifer last winters calf mostly white with Red head and neck & some red spots on each side all the legs Red & the years having the appearance of being frosted & the Right has the appearance of a smoth Crop appraised to two dollars by Thomas Baugher & William Little Before me Amos Waggoner J.P. Jan 10th 1844 -- of M. Co. Taken up By William Scott near Scotts Mill Moultrie County one heifer supposed to be two years old next spring mostly white with Red ears and three Red legs with some Red spots on the neck & shoulders & firmer specks Extending further back on the sides & not marked appraised to three Dollars and fifty cents By Andrew Scott this 22nd day Feb 1844 Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[137] March 9th 1844 Takenup by B.W. Siler living about one mile southwest of Scotts Mill Moultrie County. one Stear yearling last spring a dark Brindle with white face & the hind feet white marked with or having the appearance of an under nick in the left year apapraised to three dollars & fifty cents by B.H. Siler Amos Waggoner J.P. March 12 1844 Takenup by William B. Hendricks Whitleys point Moultrie County. one heifer near two years old mostly White with Red head & neck & some Red spots on the Shoulders & all the feet unmarked appraised to two dollars By William B. Porter Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[138] 1845 Accompt of Debtors & Notes paid to me $ cts Dec 1st D.M. Robison 4.10 A. Wamack 5.50 N. Wamack 2.62 1/2 Wm. Baker account 0.62 1/2 A. Weeks note 45.00 D. Terrentine " 7.50 E.A. Robertson 2.37 S. Warren 2.50 A.H. Edwards act. 0.50 D. Davis note 8.87 1/2 P. Drake account 0.75 Wm. Hendricks 5.25 John Edmunds part on note 4.45 A. Gamell Note 4.25 A. Scott -- part on account 2.00 R. Templeton 6.75 R. Davis 10.00 T. Storm 1.25 L. Dunn 1.25 Isaac Waggoner account 62 1/2 ______ 116.17 1/2 on James Weeks note 2.62 Ben. Maberly's note 4.25 Mrs. [?] Rose ac. 7.75 Gilbert Waggoner note 7.25 1846 Cr 138.04 1/2 June 17 By his note of the 27th Oct for 1845 13.04 1/2 " cash in St. Louis as per accpt of D.W. __ 50.00 May 10 " cash on going to St. Louis 25.00 " acct for Whiskey & socks 66 2/3 Carried over 88.71
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[139] 1846 March the 6th 1846 Takenup by Abner Wamack near Scotts Mill Moultrie County Illinois one White Barrow with a swallowfork in the Right Ear and the appearance of a slope in the same one year old or near appraised to two Dollars by James Weeks Amos Waggoner J.P. 1846 Amos Waggoner Dr To Amt. Brot over $138.04 1/2 Cr 1846 By Amt. Brot over $88.71 June 17 By Board up to this date 13.00 _____ 101.71 36.33 1/2 June 17 By Note in full 36.33 Cr " By error in the above note 3.00 33.33 17 By Note in full 33.33
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[140] Nov 29th 1844 Takenup by Joel H. Munson living on Okaw near Scotts Mill one Stear yearling last spring black marked with two under half crops appraised to one dollar & fifty cents By Samuel Munson & Adolphus Waggoner _ _ Dec 12th 1844 Takenup by Ths. Bruce Sand Creek Moultrie County one spayed sow Black marked with crop off both ears & underbit in the left -- appraised to $2.00 By Wright Little April 8th 1845 Takenup By Johnathan E. Graham living four Miles East of Nelson one Bull yearling Red and white Speckled not Marked appraised to $2.25 By J.V. Waggoner Amos Waggoner J.P. [141] Estrays Dec Takenup by Phillip Armontrout Whitley Point one Heifer yearling white Back & Belly Red sides & speckled about the legs marked with a split in the lift & a crop or swallow fork on Right appraised to $3.00 by William David December the 14th 1844 Amos Waggoner J.P. Justice P. Jan 13th 1845 Takenup by James Martin Lynn Creek one Heifer 2 years old a pale Red Brindle with some white on the Belly & legs motley face marked with a crop split & underbit in the left Ear & a crop off the Right -- appraised to four dollars by John Martin -- -- Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[142] Index Page James Hostetter against Daniel B 1 John Hendricks against Daniel Brown 2 James Elder against Daniel Brown 3 James Hostetter against Daniel B. 4 E. Noyes against Wm. Curry 2 T. Noyes against M. Owens 4 E. Marckel against Jas Hostetter 4 Wm Highland against N. Curry 4 E. Marckel ag. Wm Waggoner 4 H.S. Apple ag. H. Marckel 4 H.S. Apple ag. J. Feagly 6 H.S. Apple against J. Strickllin 6 N & J Stricklin J. Purvis & Poor 6 do against A. Hostter & S. Scott 6 do Jas Poor & S.N. Montague 8 do J. Purvis & Periman 8 B. Boaz _ E Marckel 8 N & J.S. ag Waggoner Georg 8 H.S. Apple - James Monroe 10 Wm Hill & Co - Ben W. Bruce 10 H.S. Apple ag. J. Monroe 11 do ag A. G. Debrewler 11 do a. M. Owens 12 do a S. Elder 12 do a. T Randol 13 do a R. Webb 13 do a. Thomas Purvis 14 do - Wm Waggoner 14 do Garland Simms 15 do Wm Walker 15 do David Barr 16
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[143] H.S. Apple against S. Smizer 16 do a Isreal Ellis 17 do a James Hostetter 17 do George Waggoner 18 do Andrew Gamell 18 do Gilbert Waggoner 19 do Elisha Waggoner 19 do John W. Edwards 20 do Gideon Edwards 20 do Alexander H. Edwards 20 Charles W. Nabb & son against Thos Haney 21 do John Waggoner 21 Daniel Brown against Gilbert & John Waggoner 22
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[144] August the 25 1845 John McCreery Dr 1 Bushel corn 25 6 1/2 Bushels oats 20 1.30 14 " " 12 1/2 1.75 1 Bottle caster oil 0.25 1 qt Wine 0.37 1/2 Aug 27 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 Sept 6 1 " " 0.12 1/2 13 " " " 0.12 1/2 25 3 Bushels oats 0.43 3/4 26 1 qt Whiskey 0.12 1/2 Oct 5 1 pr socks 0.25 20 1 quart whiskey 50 12 1/2 12 1/2 ______ 5.23 3/4 Oct 27 To Amt of Board up to this date 16.00 ______ $21.23 2/4 Cr. " By 1 Saddle 6.00 Cr $15.23 3/4 By 13 grains Quinine [?] for Mr. Bennet 0.32 By Medicin to Curry 75 " cancelling your note with Tull 1.12 1/2 ______ 2.19 1/2 Bal. due 13.04 1/4 $13.04 1/4 Settled in full
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[145] Oct 27 1845 John McCreery Dr to 1 gallon Whiskey 50 1846 March 15th to 1 pr socks 16 66 Settled 1846 Amos Waggoner Dr June 17 To amt collected for Jno Inbrury $138.04 1/2 [previous two lines crossed out] Taken up by T.H. Carter liven 1 mile South of Yongs Ferry one sheep mark with a Crop of the Left eare and a under slope in the rite eare apprais to 75 cents also 2 sheep mark with a crop of the rite eare and a split and under bit in the left eare apprais to 75 each. also one sheep mark with a Crop and a split in the rite eare and a crop and a under bit in the Left eare apprais to $1.00 also one buck unmark apprais to $1.00 all by Berry Waumack this 18th day of Jan 1853 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[146] Shelby county Illinois 1837 Taken up by Andrew Gamel Whitley point one white Sandy Sow and one red spotted barrow marked with a crop and under bit in the left ear also one white spotted barrow marked with a crop and under bit in the left ear and under bit in the right ear also one listed spayed sow marked with a crop and under bit in the right ear and under bit in the left ear also one red and black spotted barrow marked with a crop off each ear and under bit in the right ear also one red and black spotted sow marked with a crop off the left ear and underbit in the right ear Supposed to be two years old appraised to thirty dollars this 10th day of January 1837 Isreal Ellis Daniel Ellington Teste. W.G. Haydon J.P. 17th January Taken up by Wright Little near Whitleys point one Yearling Heifer White with black ears marked with a crop off the right ear and overbit in the left ear and appraised to $3.00 by Isaac Shirley Posted this 17th January 1837 before me W.G. Haydon J.P.
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[147] 1838 State of Illinois ) Shelby County ) Taken up by John Henricks near Whitlys point one Brown Sided [?] Stear with white feet marked with a crop off the right ear and swallow fork in the left Supposed to be F____ years old appraised to Fifteen dollars $15.00 By Daniel Ellington and Gideon Edwards Teste. W.G. Haydon J.P. State of Illinois ) Shelby County ) Posted by George Waggoner this 23rd day of March 1838 one Black Steer with a white face his hind feet white with some white on his Belly and the bush part of his tail white marked with a crop & underbit off the right & split in the left ear Supposed to be 2 years old this spring or summer appraised to six dollars by Daniel Ellington and John Chamberlin A Copy teste W.G. Haydon J.P. A Justice of the Peace
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[148] June 11th 1845 Personally appeared before me Thomas Bruce and made Oath that a certain Heifer Takenup By Peter Harmon described as follows to wit... mostly Red with some white on the Belly & legs & Back Belongs to him the said T. Bruce Feb 9 1847 Takenup By Wm. Hostetter Lynn Creek Mo. Co. 1 Red Brindle Steer yearling some little white in Each flank Marked with Crop off Each Ear & a hole in the left appraised to $4.50 by D. Brown A. Waggoner J.P. Taken up by Daniel Crutsinger live on Creak Moultrie County Illinois one yearlin heiffer red side and white back and belly un mark apprais to six Dollars by R.C. Martin this 2nd day of Feb 1852 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[149] Estrays State of Illinois Shelby County Takenup By Ths. N. Martin Living near Whitleys Point one yearling heifer pale Red unmarked with all four of its feet White and a small White in the face Supposed to Be one year old appraised to two dollars twenty five cents By Samuel Clark before me Jan 4th 1840 Amos Waggoner J.P. also March 7 Takenup by Gideon Edwards living on Lynn Creek Shelby County Ills. one small Brown Stear supposed to be about Eighteen months old Marked With a Swallow fork in the Right ear & an Underbit in the left ear appraised to $3.50 By John W. Edwards Before me this 9th day of March 1840 Amos Waggoner J.P. Taken up by Samuel Wilson [?] livin five miles south of Sullivan one Stear 2 years old unmark black and whit & spoted with a white face apprais to $9.00 by James N. Lovens [?] and T.H. Carter this 25th day of Jan 1853 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[150] June the first 1840 - State of Illinois ) Shelby County ) Township 12 Takenup by Phillip Armontrut one bay filly with a blaze in the forehead and the Right hind feet White no other marks or brands perceivable Supposed to be 2 years old Appraised to $15 by David ____ and Wm. Carder [?] before me Amos Waggoner J.P. Dec 10 1845 Taken up by Abner Wamack near Scots Mill Moultrie County one two year old Steer Red sides & White __ & Belly marked with two under slopes also one Steer calf marked Red with some white Spots -- Marked two Swallow forks and two under Bits appraised to $1.25 & the above 2 years old appraised to $5.00 By Nathan Wamack
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[151] Nov 26 State of Illinois Shelby County Taken up by Charles N. Martin living near Whitley point Shelby County one Stear mostly white with Red ears and some red spots on the neck and Shoulder marked under slope in the Right ear Supposed to be two years old last spring -- appraised to nine dollars by Wm. and John Martin - Amos Waggoner J.P. Dec 12 State of Illinois Shelby County Takenup by Gideon Edwards living near Whitleys Point -- thre sows one Black and black and red spotted and the other white all unmarked supposed to be one year old appraised to $5.50 By John W. Edwards Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[152] Estrays Dec 25 Taken up by Wm Martin Linn Creek Shelby County Illinois one Stear yearling part mostly White with both forelegs Black to the Knees ears dark coler and some dark spots about his head and neck with a considerable lump on the Right side of the Belly no other marks or Brands perceivable appraised to $3.50 By Ths M. & Charles N. Martin before me Amos Waggoner J.P. Dec 25th 1840 Jan 4th 1842 Estrays Takenup by Wright Little Whitleys Creek Shelby County Illinois one Stear yearling mostly Red but some White about the Belly and face marked with a Swollow fork in the Right ear and a Crop & underbit in the left appraised to $2.75 by John Kenedy before me Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[153] Estrays 1842 Jan 12th Takenup By Toliver Smith Whitleys Point Shelby County Illinois one last summers Calf a Bull Red with some white on the legs and sholders un marked appraised to two Dollars by Elisha Waggoner before me Amos Waggoner J.P. Feb 23 1842 State of Illinois ) Shelby County ) Takenup by Andrew Gamell Whitleys Point one red Steer yearling marked with a split in the left and appraised to 2 dollars by Wm. B. Hendricks. also one heifer yearling Red marked with Split in the left ear appraised to $2.00 by the same & one Muley Steer yearling Red with White face & som Spots on the Shoulder the same mark as above appraised to $2.00 by the same -- & one Spotted Red & White Steer yearling marked with a crop of the Right Ear and a split in the left appraised to $2.00 by the same also one black heifer yearling with White in the face Ears apparently frosted so that the mark cannot be known appraised to $2.00 by the same and one Speckled black and White Steer yearling marked with a crop & a split in the Right Ear and an underbit in Each Ear appraised to $2.00 by the same. Nov 1st 1842 The said Estrays Takenup by Andrew Gamell on the 23rd February Last is proved by J. Davis of Coles County Ill. and is taken away by the said Davis
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[154] Estrays -- S. Co. Whitley point Takenup by Henry S. Apple one Bay Filly supposed to be three years old appraised to thirty five dollars by Wright Little & Gideon Edwards April 27 1842 Amos Waggoner J.P. Nov 19 1842 Takenup By William Walker living on Whitleys Creek Shelby County one Brown horse Pony about 13 1/2 hands high with some Saddle marks & suppos ed to be 12 years old appraised to $13.50 by Gideon Edwards & Gilbert Waggoner Nov. 19th 1842 Amos Waggoner J.P. Jan 6th 1843 the above Estray Sworn to by Abram Mires as the property of James Nivels of Edgar county Ill. Takenup by James Maxedon Whitley Point one two year old heifer mostly white with red speckled sides unmarked appraised to four dollars & fifty cents by John W. Edwards Nov the 28th 1842 Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[155] Rec'd for C.W. Nabb a ten dollar note Bank of Kentucky letter A. number 4207 date 1st June 1835 Takenup by Thomas B Haney Whitleys Point one heifer one year old last Spring Black with some White about the belly and one hind foot white unmarked appraised to $3.50 by William B. Hendricks Nov 28th 1842 Amos Waggoner J.P. Takenup by Dickson Ritter living near Scotts Mill hog a Barrow yellow Red with some black Spots Supposed to be 18 months old un marked appraised to $1.25 by Wright Little Nov 28th 1842 Amos Waggoner J.P. Dec 6th 1842 Takenup by James Martin Lynn Creek Whitleys Point one deep red year old Steer last Spring marked with under bit in the Right Ear also one year old Steer last spring Rather dusty Red with white hind legs & some White about the Belly & some white on the forefeet marked with a swollowfork in the left Ear & a Split in the Right the first above Estray appraised to $3.00 & the other appraised to $2.00 by Mark Kinnison [?] Dec 6th 1842 Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[156] April 1836 E___ Walker Dr x Affidavit Entered land 25 Jonathan Graham one 25 x Robert Duncan one 25 x S. Smiser Acknowl. due 25 G. M. Haydon Affid. one 25 x Joshua Patterson one 25 x David Patterson one 25 x Stanifar one 25 Isreal Elllis two 50 Martin Elder one 25 Harmon Smith one do. one 25 25 Wm. Martin one 25 P. Apple 2 50 Radly one 25 August 19th 1843 one of the within Estrays - to wit the one marked with a Swallowfork in the Left ear & a Split in the right is this day proven By Albert Frasier -- Amos Waggoner J.P. Cochron's Grove S. County
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[157] Nov. the 20th 1847 Taken up by Samuel Munson liven in Whitley point one white and Red Spoted heiffer 2 years old last Spring marked with crop and a split in the right and a hole in the left aprais to $7.00 by Isaac Munson and John MCclain Wm. Davis J.P. December the 6th 1847 Sate of Illinois Moultrie County Whitley point Taken up by Thomas Townly one Cow pail Red and Some White on hind crop and a under bit in the right ear and a calf a Suckling not marked Brown with some white on it Back and Belly aprais to $9.00 By george Munson Wm. Davis J.P. State of Illinois Moultrie County Taken up by Wm B. Hendricks on lin one 2 year old heifer pail red with Some white sots on hir marked with a swallow fork in the left and under slope in the right aprais to $4.50 cents by Daniel Brown this December the 7th 1847 Wm. Davis J.P.
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[148] May 1837 Rec'd of W.G. Haydon $25. being part collected from H.M. Elder Stephen Miller [signature] Feb 13th 1840 Recd. of Amos Waggoner J.P. Eighteen dollars Being in part of a collection in his hand for me Thomas Mayes [signature] 5 1/2 lbs wax 6 " " sang 28 " feathers Sept 24th 1845 D. Furgeson Dr to 1 quire paper 20 1 pr socks 25 1 fine Comb 13 1 Book 12 Janes 44 26 1 pr Shoes 1.00 1 3/4 yds do 1.15 3/4 1 yd prin 25 1 qt Whisky 12 1/2 37 1/2 3/4 yds Jans 50 pading 25 75 1 doz Buttons 13 ______ $3.55 1/4
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[159] Amos Waggoner J.P. a bill on the Ala - Missippi and Rail Road Com ten dollars letter B no 2.45 date Jan 1st 1839 ___ paid over to T. Mays 5.68 3.72 2.96 May 1845 William Furgeson Dr to 1 Pocket Knife 37 1/2 Aug 27 to 3 Tuck Combs 25 1 Skim silk 6 68 1/2 ______________________________________ acpt coming to I. Waggoner John Black Dr to 56 lbs Flour $1.12 Louis Kinnidy Dr to 58 lbs 1.16 Cr by 2 1/2 days hauling #2.50 Samuel Dunkin Dr to 1.06 2.12
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[160] Recd of G. M. Hanson 8 Bushes corn at 30 cts 27th August 1836 Recd of I. Waggoner one note on Bank United States payable at N. Orleans ten Dollars Nov 4408 --- ______________________________________ Noyes & Brady Dr 1837 Feby 2 Bushels meal at 37 1/2 $00.75 17 1/2 Bushels meal 56 1/4 March 15 17 1/2 Bushels meal 56 1/4 March 12th 1841 Recd of James V. Jay [?] one dollar and fifty cents if full of his Tax for the year of 1841 Waggoner Edwards Leather 2 sides sole 18 1/4 lbs 3 sides upper $8.62 1/2 [the following entry written upside down on the page] this day comes before me James Martin with 2 wolf scalps and made oath that he had killed and scalped the said wolves with in the Bonds of the State of Illinois and not more than 90 days previous to this date May 18th 1840 Amos Waggoner J.P.
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[back inside cover] Recd of W.G. Haydon one Thousand Dollars the 13 Dec sixty days after date for value recd June pay [?] W.G.Haydon _________________ Louis the 3 ___ Lewis Love _____ V. Waggoner Waggoner
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