The Estate of Mary Bell in a/c with William Young
NOTE: Spellings have not been changed. "Do" is the abbreviation for "Ditto". Senr does not mean the father of but the elder in the area with the same name. Money was exchanged in dollars, cents and half-cent
increments.
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1823 |
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To Crippen Taylor Acct |
5.62 1/2 |
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To Esther Russell Do |
3 |
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To David Mears do |
0.5 |
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To John W. Russell do |
0.31 |
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To William Thornton Senr do |
0.5 |
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To Thorowgood Taylor do |
0.97 |
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To Richard D. Bayly Clerks tibts |
1 |
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To three men 1 day appraising each @ 1.00 |
3 |
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To Allowance to 2 men for Auditing &c |
2 |
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To William Bird for crying the property |
1 |
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To Thorowgood Taylor for keeping Acct of Sales & taking [-----] |
1 |
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36.91 |
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Balance in the Executors hands |
47.19 |
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84.1 |
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Credits |
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1823 |
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By Sales of Personal Chattels &c |
83.1 |
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By Acct against Wm Vessells |
1 |
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84.1 |
In obedience to an order of Accomack County Court may 30th 1822 We the subscribers have audited and settled the estate of Mary Bell decd as above stated & examined the nesseccary document as far as was laid before us by the exr this 20th day of February 1823.
Thorowgood Taylor
At a Court held for Accomack County on the 24 day of February 1823 the foregoing Inventory and appraisment, Account of Sales & Audit and settlement of the Estate of Mary Bell deceased was returned & ordered to be recorded.
Teste
Richard D. Bayly Clk
Examined
Source:
_____. Accomack County Wills &c 1821-1823:60f.
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