Estate of
Aaron Coffin,
dec'd
Box 28
John Golding, Executor
1847
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Letters of Administration
Relinquishment of John W. Macy
Aaron Coffin dec’d
Filed February 17, 1847
J. Vernon Clerk
Manilla February 8th 1847
This is to certify that I have relinquished my rights to serve as Executor to
the Estate of Aron Coffin late of Shelby county Indiana deceased
John W. Macy
Attest: William Coffin Samuel S. McCorkle
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Aaron Coffin dec’d
John Golding Execr Bond $600
Filed February 17th 1847
J. Vernon Clerk
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we,
John Golding and Thomas Cotton all
of Shelby County, are held and firmly bound unto the State of Indiana in the sum
of six hundred dollars, for the payment of which well and truly to be made and
done we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators jointly and
severally firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals and dated this 17th
day of February 1847
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The condition of the above obligation is such, that if the above bound John
Golding shall diligently and faithfully execute the duties and trusts committed
to him as Executor of the last will and testament of Aaron Coffin deceased, and
will obey all orders and decrees of the Probate Court of Shelby county, made
pursuant to law, touching the administration of the estate entrusted to him then
the above obligation is to be void and of none effect, otherwise to be and
remain in full force and virtue in law.
John Golding Thomas Cotton (SEAL)
Approved by me J. Vernon Clerk Probate Court, S.C.
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I, John Golding do swear that I will honestly and faithfully discharge the
duties and trusts of my appointment as Executor of the last will and testament
of Aaron Coffin deceased, according to law: So help me God
John Golding
Sworn and subscribed before the me this 17th day of February 1847
J. Vernon Clerk Probate Court Shelby County
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Inventory
Aaron Coffin dec’d
Box 28
John Golding Executor
Filed April 21st 1847
J. Vernon Clerk
You and each of you do solemny swear and or Affirm that you
will make a Just and true valuation and Appraisement of the Goods Chattels and
effects of Aaron Coffin Deceased so far as they shall come to your knowledge so
help you God and under the pane & Penalties of Perjury
March 2d 1847
Thomas Cotton
Franklin Barnard
Henry McKay Justice of the Peace (SEAL)
An Inventory of the Goods chattels and Effects of Aaron Coffin late of Shelby
County and state of Indiana Deceased Taken by John Golding Executor of the
Estate of the said Deceased with the Assistance of Thomas Cotton and Franklin
Barnard appraisers Called and duly sworn for that purpose
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1
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Cow
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9
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00
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1
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Steer
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4
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00
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1
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Yearling Calf
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1
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75
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1
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Sheep
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1
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00
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1
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Two Horse Wagon
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25
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00
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1
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Bay Horse
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7
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50
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1
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Pair drawing chains & hames & 2 pair Breeching
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2
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50
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1
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Log chain
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1
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50
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1
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Pair stretching & single tres
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1
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50
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1
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Notch clevis
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37 ½
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1
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Clevis
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37 ½
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1
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Single tree
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50
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1
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Set plough Irons
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1
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75
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1
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Frow
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50
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1
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Shovel
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75
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1
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Bell & Collar
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25
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1
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Pair sheep shears
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37 ½
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1
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False coulter
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37 ½
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1
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Drawing knife
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75
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1
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Lot chisels
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50
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1
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Par cornasis
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25
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1
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Inch auger
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50
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2
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Gimlets
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15
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1
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Inch & quarter auger
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12 ½
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1
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Foreplane
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50
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1
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Jack plane
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18 ¾
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1
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Smoothe plane
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25
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1
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Foot adz
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75
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1
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Sickle
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37 ½
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1
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Chopping ax
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37 ½
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1
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Chopping ax
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12 ½
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1
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Pitchfork
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50
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1
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Mattock
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25
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1
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Weeding hoe
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25
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2
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Weeding hoe
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12 ½
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1
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Iron wedge
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50
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1
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Bench & Server
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25
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1
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Shoe hammer
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25
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1
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Claw hammer
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25
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1
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Par pincers
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18 ¾
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1
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Sieve
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50
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1
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Hand saw
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25
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1
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Pr steelyards
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62 ½
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1
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Clothes Brush
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06 ¼
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1
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Riddle
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50
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1
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Riddle
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50
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1
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Pr wool cards
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25
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1
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Candlestick
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06 ¼
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1
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Candlestick
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10
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2
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Pr specktacles & case
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50
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2
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Pipes & pocket knife
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25
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1
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Wash pan & 2 canisters
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12 ½
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1
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Coffeepot & 2 patty pans
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25
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1
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Lot knives & forks
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1
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00
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1
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Butcher knife
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12 ½
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2
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Pair scissors
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12 ½
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1
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Lot of earthen dishes
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10
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1
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Pewter dish & plate
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50
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1
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Lot earthen plates
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35
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1
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Lot earthen bowls
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06 ¼
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3
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Glass tumblers
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20
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1
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Pitcher
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50
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1
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Set cups & saucers
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40
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1
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Glass candlestick
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10
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1
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Wine glass & salt cellar
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25
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1
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Funnel & pepper box
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05
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1
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Grater
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15
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1
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Tin bucket
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15
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1
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Coffee boiler
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25
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1
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Wash pan
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25
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1
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Shaving glass box brush & razor
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30
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2
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Quart bottles
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20
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3
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Black bottles
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37 ½
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1
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Set Knives & forks
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75
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1
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Wooden mortar
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75
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1
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Skillet
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25
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1
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Skillet
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15
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1
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Skillet & lid
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50
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1
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Oven
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87 ½
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1
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Teakettle
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37 ½
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1
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Smoothing iron
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37 ½
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1
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Shovel tongs & hook
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50
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1
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Trivet
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25
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1
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Cupboard
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1
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00
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1
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Table
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15
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1
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Desk
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25
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1
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Falling leaf table
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3
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00
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1
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Churn
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50
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1
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Half bushel
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25
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1
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Shugar tub
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05
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1
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Bucket
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10
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1
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Kegg
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50
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1
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Keeler
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05
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1
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Reel
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25
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1
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Flax spinning wheel
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2
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50
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1
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Big wheel
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2
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50
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1
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Pr Cotton cards
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50
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1
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Reed
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37 ½
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1
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Mans saddle
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5
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50
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1
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Lard tub
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50
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1
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Pounding barrel
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25
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1
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Meal tub
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25
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1
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Slop bucket
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20
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1
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Stone jug
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25
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1
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Bureau
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4
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00
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1
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Armchair
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62 ½
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3
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Red chairs
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62 ½
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3
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Chairs not painted
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62 ½
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1
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Sugar kettle
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2
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00
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1
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Iron pot
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87 ½
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1
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Lady’s Basket
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50
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1
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Band box
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08
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1
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Pr saddle bags
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25
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1
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Looking glass
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2
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00
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1
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Pr shoes
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1
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00
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1
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Bed & bedding
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9
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50
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1
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Bed & Bedding
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1
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00
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1
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Coverlet
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4
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00
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1
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Bed quilt
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2
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50
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1
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Check blanket
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2
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50
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5
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Yards check linsey
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2
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50
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1
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Check counterpane
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1
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25
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1
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Stamp counterpane
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1
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00
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1
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Quilt
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50
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1
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Coverlet
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1
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50
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1
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Comfort
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2
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00
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4
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Linen sheets
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1
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25
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1
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Set curtains
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1
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25
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1
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Pocket book
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50
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1
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Trammel
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1
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00
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1
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Trunk
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1
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50
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1st page Brot over
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59
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25
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2nd page brot over
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12
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37
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3rd page brot over
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15
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01 ¼
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4th page brot over
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62
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55 ½
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5th page brot over
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7
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50
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$157
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68 ¾
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Given under our hands this 3rd of March 1847
Thomas Cotton Franklin Barnard
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Amount Brot forward
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$156
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68 ¾
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Cash on hand to wit Indiana Richmond Bank
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5
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00
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Indiana Richmond Bank doubtful
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5
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00
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Ohio Clinton Bank Columbus
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5
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00
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Northern Bank Kentucky
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1
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00
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Cash
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2
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00
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By Note Barzilla & Moses Coffin bearing date 1st June 1838
payable
25th December 1840 on which is a credit of $12.10
on the interest dated
1st July 1846-leaving interest due therein
this 3d March 1847
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24
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45
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Also other cash on hand
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2
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82
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George Coffin is indebted to the Estate in the amount of the
Credit on
the above note to wit
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12
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10
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Said Admrs also charges himself with a few articles not inventoried
but
sold on day of sale per 1 Bride 25 1 Scythe 87 ½ 1 Scythe 10
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1
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22
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1 Book case
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37
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½
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$315
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65
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State of Indiana
Shelby County SS
Before me Jacob Vernon Clerk of the Probate Court of said County personally
came John Golding Executor of the last will and testament of Aaron Coffin dec’d
and being by me duly sworn says the foregoing Inventory is in all respects just
and true and contains a full statement of all the property bonds Mortgages notes
and accounts debts and other securities belonging to the Estate of said decedent
which has come to his knowledge. And all of the monies, Bank bills and other
circulating medium belonging to said Estate which has come to his hands and
further saith not.
John Golding
Sworn to and subscribed before the this April 21st 1847
J. Vernon Clerk
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Sale Bill
Aaron Coffin dec’d
Filed May 5th 1847
J. Vernon Clerk
Account of sales of the personal property of Aaron Coffin late of Shelby
County and State of Indiana dec’d at a public auction held at the late
dwelling house of the said dec’d on the twenty fourth day of March A.D. 1847
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James W. Trees
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1 ax
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25
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James W. Trees
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1 ax
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12 ½
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William R. Barnard
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1 clevis
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25
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Jesse Weasner
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1 plow rod
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12 ½
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George F. Coffin
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1 single tree
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37 ½
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Elijah Linvill
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1 plow share
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75
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George F. Coffin
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1 Frow
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43 ¾
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William R. Barnard
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3 Plains
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75
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William Cotton
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1 Auger
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76
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James Hester
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1 Auger
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30
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William Brown
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1 shovel
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79
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Eli Stanton
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1 Bell
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16
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George F. Coffin
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1 log chain
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87 ½
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George F. Coffin
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1 pr Stretchers
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90
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Jesse Weasner
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1 ½ Bushel measure
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31 ¼
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William R. Barnard
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1 Pitchfork
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25
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David Jordan
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1 handsaw
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68 ¾
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George F. Coffin
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1 Clevis
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31 ¼
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Elihu Coffin
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1 Grubbing hoe
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43 ¾
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Jethro Barnard
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1 Hoe
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37 ½
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Jesse Weasner
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1 Hoe
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04
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David Wicker
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1 Bridle
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25
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Fielding Gardner
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1 Riddle
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12 ½
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Jesse Weasner
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1 Riddle
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12 ½
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Jesse Weasner
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1 pr Breeching
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31 ¼
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George F. Coffin
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1 pr trace chains & Back band
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90
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Tristram B.Macy
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1 pr Haimes
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05 ½
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Elihu Coffin
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1 Drawing Knife
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81 ¼
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Fielding Gardner
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1 sickle
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18 ¾
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John W. Macy
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1 Adz
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62 ½
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George F. Coffin
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1 pr Cornasis
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25
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Andrew Hewston
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1 Lot chisels
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63
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David Jordan
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1 Scythe
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87 ½
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John Hewston
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1 Scythe
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10
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Elihu Coffin
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1 Wagon
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27
|
00
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William R. Barnard
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1 cow & calf
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8
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25
|
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Thomas Carny
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1 Steer
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4
|
93 ¾
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William Cotton
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1 Calf
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2
|
00
|
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Eli Stanton
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1 Sheep
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1
|
20
|
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Henry A. Derbon
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1 Horse
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16
|
14
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George F. Coffin
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1 Bench
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50
|
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David Wicker
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1 saddle
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5
|
00
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David Jordan
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1 Lard tub
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70
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George F. Coffin
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1 Lard tub
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12 ½
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George F. Coffin
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1 bucket
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18 ¾
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David Jordan
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1 tub
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37 ½
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John W. Macy
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1 Oven
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35
|
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David Jordan
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1 pot
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30
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David Jordan
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1 Tea Kettle
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10
|
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William R. Barnard
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1 large Kettle
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2
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75
|
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David Jordan
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1 shovel & tongs
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50
|
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Henry Coonrod
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1 Skillet
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37 ½
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William R. Barnard
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1 Trivit
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12 ½
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David Jordan
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1 shoe hammer
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50
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George F. Coffin
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1 hammer
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26
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David Jordan
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2 tub
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10
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George F. Coffin
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1 lot dishes
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10
|
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George F. Coffin
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1 pr Pinchers
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32
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George F. Coffin
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1 smoothing iron
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62 ½
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Jesse Weasner
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1 pr horse phlegms?
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40
|
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John W. Macy
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1 wheel
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1
|
00
|
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George F. Coffin
|
1 wheel
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2
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25
|
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George F. Coffin
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1 reel
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37 ½
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William Cottin
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1 Can
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75
|
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David Jordan
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1 Morter
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1
|
75
|
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George F. Coffin
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1 churn
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70
|
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David Jordan
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1 pr Cards & Brush
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15
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John Hewston
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1 pr saddlebags
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10
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David Jordan
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1 Keg
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40
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John W. Macy
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1 Bucket
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05
|
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Moses Tullis
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1 Candle stick
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03
|
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George F. Coffin
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1 candle stick
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13
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David Jordan
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1 pr siccors
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25
|
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Moses Tulles
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1 Waitor & knives & forks
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31 ¼
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William R. Barnard
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1 set knives & forks
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12 ½
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John Linvill
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1 Pewter dish
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62 ½
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Elijah Linvill
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1 Wash pan
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20
|
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David Jordan
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1 pipe
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15
|
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Jesse Weasner
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1 Coffee boiler
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06 ¼
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Michael Rice
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1 Bucket
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12 ½
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David Jordan
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1 Funnel & Pepper box
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15
|
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David Jordan
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1 Lot Shaving tools
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30
|
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John Pharris
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4 plates
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16
|
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William R. Barnard
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3 Bowls
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12 ½
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William R. Barnard
|
3 Tumblers
|
|
25
|
|
George F. Coffin
|
1 pitcher
|
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37 ½
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John W. Macy
|
1 Grater
|
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05
|
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Milton Coffin
|
1 Candlestick
|
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12 ½
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Milton Coffin
|
1 Lot Cups saucers
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37 ½
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William Brown
|
1 Bottle
|
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10
|
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David Jordan
|
1 Bottle
|
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10
|
|
Eli Stanton
|
1 Bottle
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13
|
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Isham Inlow
|
1 Bottle
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02
|
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Milton Coffin
|
1 Bottle
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16
|
|
Emily Coffin
|
1 Salt seller
|
|
15
|
|
Emily Coffin
|
1 wineglass
|
|
07
|
|
Jesse Weasner
|
1 pr Cards
|
|
26
|
|
John Hester
|
1 Table
|
|
06 ¼
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
John Linvill
|
1 Sheat
|
|
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 sheat
|
|
36
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Sheat
|
|
25
|
|
John Linvill
|
1 sheat
|
|
12 ½
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 Stand curtains
|
|
75
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Bed spread
|
|
75
|
|
Milton Coffin
|
1 Check Sheat
|
1
|
36
|
|
Eli Stanton
|
1 comfort
|
1
|
45
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 pr Pillow slips
|
|
37 ½
|
|
Moses Tulles
|
1 coverled
|
|
80
|
|
Moses Tulles
|
1 quilt
|
|
81
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 pr Stilyards
|
1
|
37 ½
|
|
James Hester
|
1 Wedge
|
|
50
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Bed
|
13
|
00
|
|
John Pharris
|
1 Bed
|
11
|
00
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 Bureau
|
5
|
00
|
|
Jesse Weasner
|
1 pr Sheep shears
|
|
35
|
|
George F.Coffin
|
1 skillet
|
|
12 ½
|
|
George F. Coffin
|
1 pot
|
|
37 ½
|
|
Jesse Weasner
|
1 cupboard
|
3
|
00
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 Reed
|
|
25
|
|
John Linvill
|
1Seive
|
|
13
|
|
Milton Coffin
|
1 Looking Glass
|
3
|
68
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Table
|
2
|
50
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Trunk
|
1
|
25
|
|
George F. Coffin
|
1 Desk
|
|
25
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 Basket
|
|
51
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 Bandbox
|
|
25
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Book case
|
|
37 ½
|
|
Jonathan Coffin
|
1Jug
|
|
25
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 Arm chair
|
|
50
|
|
George F. Coffin
|
3 chairs
|
|
62 ½
|
|
George F. Coffin
|
3 chairs
|
|
62 ½
|
|
George F. Coffin
|
1 Meal tub
|
|
06 ¼
|
|
John W. Macy
|
1 Coverlead
|
5
|
01
|
|
Moses Tulles
|
1 Blanket
|
2
|
16
|
|
Moses Tulles
|
5 yds Check Linsy
|
2
|
31 ¼
|
|
Moses Tulles
|
1 Quilt
|
3
|
21
|
|
John Linvill
|
1 Sheat
|
|
25
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Pocket Book
|
|
50
|
|
David Jordan
|
1 Pot Trammel
|
|
87 ½
|
|
William R. Barnard
|
1 Knife pipe & Snuffer
|
|
12 ½
|
|
Trsitram B. Macy
|
1 Coffe pot
|
|
05
|
|
Prirer Swain
|
1 Butcher Knife
|
|
07
|
|
Elihu P. Washburn
|
1 pewter plate
|
|
05
|
|
|
|
1
|
67
|
|
|
|
62
|
70
|
|
|
|
10
|
62 ¼
|
|
|
|
81
|
82 ½
|
|
|
|
12
|
03
|
|
|
Whole Amount
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$168
|
84 ¾
|
Attest John W. Macy Clerk of said Sale
State of Indiana Shelby County (to wit)
The above named John W. Macy makes oath that the above is a Just and true
account of the sale of the personal Estate of Aaron Coffin late of said County
Dec’d
Sworn to before me a Justice of the Peace of said County the twenty fourth
day of April 1847
Henry McKay Justice of the Peace
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Vouchers
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Received Decr 21st 1847 of John Golden administrator of the estate of Aaron
Coffin, two dollars and fifty cents. For advertising Notice of Administration,
and Sale of Property of said decedent.
D. Thacher
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Received of John Golding executor of the estate of Aaron Coffin deceased two
dollars in full of his account of medical services rendered to said deceased
February 15th 1848
Eli Hilligoss Administrator of the Estate of Dr. E. H. Reynolds
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Received of John Golden executor of the estate of Aaron Coffin deceased two
dollars and fifty cents in full of my account against said deceased February
15th 1848 Jacob Mull
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Received of John Golden Executor of the Estate of Aaron Coffin Deceased two
dollars in full for crying sale of said Decedent April 3rd 1847
Jacob Mull
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Shelbyville, January 15th 1847
Received of Aaron Coffin by John Golding two dollars and 18 cents, in full of
State ,County, and Road Tax, for the personal property , also on 40 acres of
land. John Cartmill Treas’r S.Co.
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March 24th 1847 Received of John Golding Executor of Aaron Coffin Deceased
four Dollars in full of the within account Order from Armfield $4.00
Jacob Mull
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Aaron Coffin dr 1846
To making coffin - $4.00 Please pay the above to Jacob Mull and he will
receipt to you in full for the same and oblige your friend
Joab Armfield
1845-46 Aaron Coffin dr to James W. Trees For medical services $3.00
Recd of John Golden Executor of the Estate of Aaron Coffin Deceased three
dollars in full for the above account Jany 27 1848
James W. Trees
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Received of John Golden executor of the estate of Aaron Coffin Deceased
ninety seven & ½ cents in full of my account against said Deceased March
6th 1848
Moses R. Wickersham by John Barnard Agent
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Received of John Golding Executor of the Last will and testament of Aaron
Coffin Deceased For Services rendered by me to qualifying the appraisers and a
copy of their oath 25 cts
To qualifying the Clerk and certifying thereto 12 ½ cts 37 ½ cts
Henry
McKay J.P.
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Recd of John Golding Executor of the last will and testament of Aaron Coffin
decd, the sum of ten Dollars on account of Clerks fees against said Estate in
the Probate Court of Shelby County.
March 24th 1848
J. Vernon Clk
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Received February 16th 1850 of John Golding administrator Aaron Coffin one
dollar for recording a morgage
John S. Campbell Recorder SC
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Received of John Golding Executor of the estate of Aaron Coffin deceased the
sum of Sixty nine Dollars and Eighty Eight cents in full of our shaers of said
Estate this 15 day of August 1850.
William Barnard
Mary Barnard
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Received of John Golding Executor of the Estate of Aaron Coffin deceased the
sum of Sixty nine dollars and Eighty Eight cents in full of our sheirs of said
estate this 15 day of August 1851
David Jordan Anna Jordan
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Received of John Golding Executor of the Estate of Aaron Coffin Decesed the
sum of Sixty nine dollars and Eighty Eight cents in full of my sheir of said
Estate this 15 day of August 1850
Phebe Weisner
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Received of John Golding Executor of the state of Aaron Coffin deseased the
sum of Sixty nine dollars and Eighty Eight Cents in full of our sheirs of said
Estate this 29 day of August 1850
David Swain Ruth Swain
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Received February 5th 1851 of John Golding Administrator of Aaron Coffin
Deceased one dollar for apprasing Personal property &c
Thomas Cotton
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February the 3 1851
Received of John Golding Executor of the Estate of Aaron
Coffin Deceased Seventy f eighty five cents in full for helping
appraise property
Franklin Barnard
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$2.50 Rec of John Golding Executor of the will of Aaron Coffin dec’d two
dollars fifty cents for services rendered as Atty for said Executor Feb 5 1851
Thos Hendricks
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Received of John Golding Executor of the Estate of Aron Coffin late of Shelby
County Indiana decd two dollars in full of a legacy willed by the said Aron
Coffin to Elvira Macy February 8th 1849
John W. Macy Elvira Macy
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Received of George F. Coffin ten Dollars in full of a bequeath Set apart in
the last will and testament of Aaron Coffin deceased this the 1st Mon 25th 1848
Milton Coffin as representative of Mosses Coffin deceased
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Recd March 24th 1847 of John Golding Executor of the Estat of Aaron Coffin
decd one table silver spoon marked M.C. which was willed to her father
Ruth Swain late Ruth Coffin
By David Jordan
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Received of John Golding Executor of Aaron Coffin Deceased Ten Dollars in
full of a bequeath set apart in the last will and testament of Aaron Coffin
Deceased
This the 16th of January 1849
Benjamin Coffin
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Recd March 24th 1847 of John Golding executor of the last will and
Testament of Aaron Coffin decd one table spoon marked E.H. S.G. which was
wiled to her.
Phebe Weisner Late Phebe Pike
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Received of John Golding Executor of Aaron Coffin Deceased Ten Dollars in
full a bequeath Set apart in the last will and testament of Aaron Coffin
Deceased this the 7th of December 1848
Abel Gardner Jr.
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Received of John Golding Executor of Aaron Coffin deceased Ten Dollars in
full of a bequeath set a part in the last will and testament of Aaron Coffin
Deceased this the 18th of the first month 1849.
William Coffin
Transcribed by Barb Huff
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