Sale  Bill
of

 Isaac  Lemaster,
deceased


Sale Bill of the Personal Estate of Isaac Lemaster deceased             Dec 11th 1832

Second Days Sale Dec. 12th 1832
Property  Names $ cts
1 Black Heifer Conrad Nepper (note) 8.12 1/2
1 Red Cow David Shafer (note) 11.371/2
1 Red Steer (small one) Joseph J. Boone note 5.00
1 Steer calf (Red) same note 2.68
1 Red Heifer Calf Benjamine Lemaster note 3.00
5 Hogs 1st choice S. E. Burton note 15.25
5 " Second choice same note 13.25
5 " 3rd choice same note 8.75
2 " 4th " same note 4.25
1 White Sow same note 3.25
1 Heap corn (per Bushel) Michael Lemaster note 
cts. .25-1/2 		31.23 1/2 
1 Harrow Jacob Hummernote 2.00
4 Waggon Tiers Edward Toner note 9.50
1 Shovel Plough & 2 Clivises Philip Rodopher note 2.18 3/4
1 Axe Jacob Kennerly pd .75
1 Lot of Waggon Irons Edward Toner note 4.68 3/4 
I Lot of Tools Benjamin Lemaster note 2.62 1/2 
1 Lot Chains Collar & Hames Thomas Roberts note 2.12 1/2
1 Lot Plough Irons Philip Rodopher note .50
1 Lot Black Smith Tools & Bellows Jesse Beard note 20.81 1/4
1 Lot scythes chains & c. Peter LeFever pd .81 1/4
1 Man's Saddle Michael Lemaster note 9.25
1 ditto (old) Benjamin Lemaster note .37 1/2
1 Hand Saw Thomas Robbins note 1.50
1 Large Wheel Reuben Davison pd 1.12 1/2 
1 Gun Philip Rodopher note 1.00
1 Square (2 foot) Benjamin Lemaster note .45
1 Lamp & ladle & fork Alexander Miller pd .56
1 Waggon Bucker Edward Toner note .56
1 Flax Wheel (castts) Isaac Miller note 3.50
1 Red Trunk Elijah F. Fleming note 1.18 3/4
1 Tin Box Joseph J. Boone note .37 1/2
1 Lot Spools Benjamin Shoemaker pd .20
1 Copper Tea Kettle Joseph J. Boone note       .82     
171.11 3/4
Property  Names $ cts
1 Skillet & Lid Isaac Miller note 1.12 1/2
1 Grind Stone & frame Daniel Babb 1.75
1 Plough C. B. Jones (pd) 1.37 1/2
1 Double & single trees Wm. Needham (pd) .56
1 Bee Hive (smallest) Sarah Lemaster note .75
1 " " (largest) Abraham Updegraff 1.18 3/4
1 Open Barrel (meat) Peter Lefever (pd) .18 3/4
1 Pack sadle & trough same (pd) .25
1 Wind Mill John Shryock Sen. note 8.31 1/2 
1 Lot corn in husks John Coleman 6.25
2 Guns Joseph J. Boone note .12 1/2 
1 Black Horse Nathan Simpson note 39.75
1 Black Filley John Cline note 36.93 3/4 
1 filed corn & fodder Edward Toner note 5.06 1/4
1 Lot corn (per bush) Joseph Shryock (note)
21 1/2 cts 		9.03
1 Oat Stack (small one) James Longhead (note) 6.06 1/4 
1 Barrel Timothy Seed Jacob Hummer note .43 3/4 
1 Coverlet Le Roy Gregory note 5.06 1/2 
1 Bed & bedding Wm. Hedrick (note) 17.62 1/2
1 Peuter Dish Jesse Beard do 1.81 1/4
1 Coffee Mill Adonijah Morgan pd .12 1/2
1 1/2 Dozzen plates Benjamin Lemaster note .57
ditto John Coleman .75
1 Tea Pot Adonijah Morgan pd .25
1 Cherry Table Joseph J. Boone note 8.06 1/4
1 Cross-Cut Saw Jacob Hummer note 6.00
1 Kettle & Bails Edward Toner note 3.37 1/2
1 Frow Peter LeFever (pd) .32
2 Sickles John Coleman .12 1/2
1 Stack Hay (least) N. Teal (note) 6.06 1/4
1 Stack Hay (large) Sarah Lemaster note 7.63 1/2
1 Tar Bucket Wm. Fleming (pd)     .25      
177.66 3/4 
Property  Names $ cts
1 Mattock Michael Lemaster note 1.00
1 Shovel Alexander Miller (pd) .43 3/4
1 Hoe (1st choice) William Fleming note 1.00
1 Hoe (2nd choice) Alexander Miller (pd) .06 1/4
1 Pair Fire Irons Elias Milliken note .31 1/4
1 Lot cherry plank William Fleming note 1.50
12 Geese (6 1/4 a piece) Sarah Lemaster note .75
1 Tin Bucket Benjamin Lemaster note .56 1/2
1 Wodden Bucket C. B. Jones pd .38
1 Coffee Mill Levi Anders (pd) .31 1/4
1 Lot of Irons instruments Andrew Rodopher (pd) .12 1/2
2 Wodden Bowls Sarah Lemaster note .12 1/2
2 Open barrels Reuben Davison (pd)

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1/2
8 chairs Sarah Lemaster note 1.00
1 Red Abaiter same note 1.90
1 Waggon & Bed, Brick Beinds?
& breast chains 		Nathan Simpson (note) 36.00
1 Churn Sarah Lemaster note .12 1/2
1 Lot Gears same note 2.00
   47.48      
Recaptulation 1st Col 171.11 3/4
2nd " 177.66 3/4
3rd "    47.48      
Total 396.76 1/2


Shelby County (Indiana) SCT
          Before me Royal Mayhew one of the Justices of the peace in and for said County personally came N. F. Robison who being duly sworn saith that he was Clerk of the Sale of Isaac Lemaster deceased & that the above Sale Bill is correct to the best of his knowledge and belief
N. F. Robison
Sworn to and subscribed on this 19th day of December 1832 before me.         Royal Mayhew J.P.

Transcribed by Barb Huff

Notification  of  Heirs

The  Shelby  Volunteer
1847
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Shelby  Circuit Court.
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August Term, A. D. 1847 -- 6th Judicial Day.
Joseph J Boon,  Casandra Boon,  Peter 
F. Kennedy,  &  Miranda Kennedy,
vs.
John Miller,  Sarah M. Miller,  William
H. Flemming,  et.als.  heirs of  Isaac
Lemaster, deceased.
Partition ---in Chancery.
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          NOW  at this time come the said  Casandra Boon,  Peter F. Kennedy  and  Miranda Kennedy, by  Thomas A. Hendricks,  their solicitor, and suggest to the court the death of  Joseph J. Boon,  one of the complainants herein since the commencement of this cause, and ask leave of the Court to revive the same in the names of  William J. Boon,  Peter F. Kennedy,  Miranda Kennedy,  Casandra Boon,  Amos St. Clair,  Mariam St. Clair,  Coleman F. Storm,  Rebecca J. Storm,  Benjamin H. Boon,  David Boon,  by  Alexander Miller  his next friend, and  Apolos Kinsley,  administrator of the estate of said  Jooseph J. Boon,  deceased, which leave was granted by the court, and thereupon said complainants file their bill of Revivor herein.  It is therefore ordered by the court that said non-resident defendants, towit,  James M. Fleming,  Enock M. Fleming,  Benjamin G. Fleming, John Q. Fleming,  Elijah Lemaster  and  Benjamin Lemaster,  be notified fo the filing of said bill or revivor and the pendency of this cause, by publican in the  'Volunteer'  a weekly newspaper of general circulation, according to the statute in such case made and provided--And that unless they be and appear before the Judges of our said Shelby Circuit Court on the first day of the next term thereof to be holden at the Court house in Shelbyville on the third Monday of February 1848, and then and there plead answer or demur to the said original bill of complaint and said Bill of Revivor, the matters and things therein contained will be taken as confessed and true by and against them and will be heard and determined in their absence and decreed upon accordingly,
                By order of the Court,
                            J. VERNON, Clerk,
    Sept. 9, 1847

In the Shelby Circuit Court February Term 1848
            Be it remembered that on this 25th day of February 1848 personally came into open court  Thomas A Hendricks  who being duly sworn says that the notice hereto annexed was published in the Volunteer a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed & published in the Town of Shelbyville in Shelby County State of Indiana for three successive weeks - to wit - on the tenth - seventeenth and twenty fourth days of September in the year Eighteen hundred and forty Seven ---
Thomas A. Hendricks   /s/
                Sworn to & Subscribed in open Court this 25th day of February 1848
J. Vernon, Ck    /s/                                       
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming

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