Inventory of Samuel McClintock

A Inventory of the Goods and Chattels of Samuel McClintock, dec�d of Brandywine Hundred and Appraised by us the subscribers the Thirteenth Day of October One Thousand Eight Hundred and Six � 1806.

Wareing Appril 12.
1 Chest of Drawer 3.
1 Corner Cubbert & ?? 7.
1 Arm Chair 1.25
a teekettle pot and frying pan 2.
a Lot of Books 6.
a lot of knives & forkes .50
a small table .50
a lot of Boxes .25
1 lot of bottels & jugs & one cake of Bees Wax 1.50
6 Rush bottom chairs 3.
a lot of brushes .50
a lot of chany (china?) & iron ware in the cubbert 1.25
a small bed table .50
a lot of candlesticks .25
a pair of handirons & ? & tongs & foot rack 1.75
a poplar singing table 2.
a looking glass 2.50
a Walnut Chest 2.
a lot of bed cloth 5.
6 Rush bottom chairs in the front room 4.50
1 Walnut Ding Table 3.
a tea table & Looking Glass 3.50

Brought forward 64.25

a Gunn 5.
a pair of flatirons .50
1 pot rack in the kitchen� .75
1 pair of kitchen hand irons 1.75
a griddle 1.
2 Puter dishes 1.50
1,2 knob (?) ginger .75
a lot of Earthen Ware in the seller� 1.25
a pair of ??� 1.a hoghead� 1.
a lot of ceder Ware� 1.50
a ? Barrel� 1.
1 chain .25
4 hogheads & 2 barrels 7.
5 open heded hogheads 5.
a ginn and blocks 6.
a cider mill & press 10.
a jack ? 3.
2 crowbars 2.
1 pair of ? .75
1 Horse & Sadle & Bridle 60.
2 open heded hogheads in the Barn .40
2 double casks 1.20
a Duch ? 10.
1 Brass kiddle 1.75
a lot of wheels and ? 1.25
1 Watering pot .25
a plow handle 1.25
Brought forward 191.35
1 Cow�� 17.
2 Heffer 12.
A half bushel .75
2 pitching forks� .25

221.35

Joseph Day

John Smith

Returned into the Register�s Office Feb. 15, 1808 John McClintock

One more item in the file as follows:

The subscriber, executor of the Testament and Last Will of Samuel McClintock, late of Brandywine Hundred and County of NewCastle, deceased, Represents that there was but some small debts due from the Estate of his Father, that the executor did not require probate to their accounting in consequence of being sole heir to the said Testators Estate. Given under my hand the 15^th day of February, A. D. 1808