Inventory of the goods and
Chattles Rights and Credits of Thomas McClintock dec�d of Brandywine Hundred and
Appraised by us the Subscribers the 25th day of October, 1805.
Wairing Apperil of the
dec�d 16.00
A lot of books 4.00 & one Walnut Desk Oak 20.�� 24.00
One corner cubbert with the furniture in it 8.00
One Walnut DiningTable & one brakefast table 7.00
Couch and furniture 5.50 & Six Windsor Chairs 5.00 10.50
Small looking glass and two pictures 1.00
Andirons, Shovel and Tongs 1.50 Warming pan .50 2.00
One poplar table .50 one oval table .50 one square stool .25 1.25
Eight rush bottomed chairs 2. One coffy Mill .50 2.50
Two brass candlesticks .50 a griddle and kettle 2. 2.50
Four potts and three pairs of hooks 1.25 one churn .50 1.75
Two milch pails and butter bowl .75
Two Small tubbs .50 Two large tubbs .75 1.25
Two coffy potts and colander .25 one pott rack .50 .75
A lot of erthenware in the closet .75 a lot of greenware .25 1.00
Andirons in the Kitchen, shovel and tongs 2.00
One Bed and furniture 24. Five tow sheets 4. 24.00
Two Blankets, a coverlid & bed quilt 4.50
One Bed and Furniture 32.50 one card table 5. 37.50
One Beaurow 5. One candlestand .50 5.50
One trunk and basket .25 one bed and furniture 15. 15.25
A bed and beding in the entry 4. Three little wheels? 1. 5.00
One large wheel and ? 3. Six flower casks .25 3.25
One pair of bedsteads 2.50 flour bags 1. 3.50
A lot of Earthenware in seller .75
Frying Pan .33 two hogheads and sundry casks 1.25 1.58
A lot of soap barrels and beer? tubs .60
A lot of Earthenware and paint kegs .25
Two shovels and a spade .50 two pichforks .25 .75
Two kitchen axes 1. One scythe and hangings .50 1.50
Oats cradle 1.
Three iron wedges and small rings .75 1.75
Two Cheassels dog and adz .75 one mattock .50 1.25
Cross cut saw .75 one broad axe 1.25 2.00
One chest and old iron .75 Grindstone & frame 1.25 2.00
One Wheelbarrow 1. Saddle and Bridle 1. 2.00
Hand two augers and hammer 1.25
A lot of old cork in the grannary 1.00
A lot of Wheat 15. A lot of Rye 14. 29.00
A lot of old corn 6. A lot of new corn 15. 21.00
A Brier hook and hoe .25 one sled 1.50 1.75
A lot of ceder shingles 1.50 seven hogs 35. 36.50
Ten sheep 10. Iron Grey Horse 30. Black mare .34 74.00
Bay colt 16. Gay Mare 25. Grey Horse .40 81.00
One ox cart 6. Flax break .50 one harrow 2. 8.50
One waggon 22. Yoke of oxen 48. 70.00
Two yung steers 32. Two small steers 15. 47.00
A Black and white cow 15. A red-spotted cow 15. 30.00
An old red and white cow 16 Heifer calf 6. 22.00
A Black Spotted Heifer 13. Two pair of traces .25 13.25
Lounge Axletree and bolts .50 one plow 6. 6.50
Cutting Box and knife .75 Two corks .50 1.25
A lot of Rye straw 4.00
A lot of Hay in east 40.00
A lot of hay in west 20. A lot of oats 7. 27.00
Two sets of geers 6.50 Fore Bear skins 2.00 8.50
One pair of harness and chains, two blind halters two collers 4.00
Cork saddle and harness 2.50
One old plough and irons 1.00
Potatoes in the ground 18.00
A lot of Rye in the ground 7.00
TOTAL 755.18
William Sharpley
Thos. Bird
A list of debts due and
owing to Thomas McClintock at the time of his decease, to wit.
Order on the Treasurer of NewCastle County 12.99
Debt due from the Estate of Wm. McClintock 8.63
Returned into the
Register�s Office
Feb. 17, 1807 John
McClintock
NewCastle County
Personally appeared on
the 9th day of August 1806 the above named appraisers William Sharpley and
Thomas Bird and were Duly Quallified According to Law.
Before Peter Grubb
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