Nov 27, 1805

 An inventory and appraisement of the goods and chattels of William McClintick late of Brandywine Hundred Dec’d made by all the subscribers signed the 22 day of June 1805

Wearing apperil and military ______ $25.00
Gold Watch $40.00
Maple Desk Small Table Trunk & Stand $15.00
Bed and Beding $30.00
Walnut Dining Table 6.50, ditto 4.50 $10.50
Card Table $6.00, Lin chairs $3.00, can & ____ $1.00 $10.00
Looking glass $3.00, Server and 2 oylcloths $1.50 $4.50
Large stilyards $1.00, augers & handsaw $1.500 $2.50
A quantity of corn in the loft $70.00
__ bushel of wheat $38.00
A lot of ___ ___ $3.00
Large ___ and small ditto and ____ $5.50
____ ____ 2 old ___ $4.50
Stone ____ & sundry paint pots $2.00
Piece new linnen striped & plain $12.00
Bed & beding $6.00 & sets corded ____ $3.00 9.00
Lot leather ____ hot rack & old iron $3.00
6 blankets $8.00, 2 bedsticks ___can $3.00 $11.00
5 slate ____ bedatidy(?) $9.00
Tea ____ ____ & ____ $8.00
Earthen & ____ dishes $1.50
____ coffee pot ____ 2 pails bucket & butter bowl $2.00
Brass kettle & iron ___ & bake iron $9.00
Griddle, iron kettle, frying pan, shovel & tong & flat iron $3.50
Lot books & hat hooks, a ____ knives & forkes $2.50
Dauphtraugh(?) & childs cradle $3.00
6 ____ bottom chairs $2.00, flan & toro yarn $10.00
Scale & weight ____ ____ & bottles $1.00
Rim stone $2.00, large plaugh $5.00 $7.00
Small plaugh $4.50, large ____$16.00 $20.40
Amount brought over $367.00
Small cart ____ $4.00, Waggon with shaft & tongue $34.00
3 Ox yokes $2.00, large & small warrows (?) $3.00 $5.00
Drawing knife2 iron wedges broad ax & choping ax $3.50
Ox chain cart blackband wopples (?) & tailchain $1.50
3 pair chains 3 collars 2 halters 2 pair rains $5.00
2 pair plough traces British band & Thilhaims $2.50
2 tubs bucket phummel mont saddle & 2 bridles $2.25
Lithe & 2 pail hanging 2 ____ & iron belonings $2.50
3 Thoats $18.00 Clan(?) break dutch Can $28.75
4 pitch forks 1 ____ & cutting ___ $2.50
Flax in the sheaf $1.00, Hay in the barn $6.00 $7.00
3 stacks hay $9.00
Large bay horse $60.00 a black horse $70.00 $130.00
Bay stud colt $70.00, large pair work oxen $42.00 $112.00
1 pair young steer $50.00, red ditto $15.00 $65.00
Black cow and calf, ____ ditto with calf $38.00
2 brindled ditto & whitefaced $56.00
1 ditto $16.00, 2 small & 1 ___ steer $26.00 $42.00
1 small heifer $13.00, large bull $16.00 $29.00
Crop wheat in the field $120.00
____ $1.75
8 milk pans, butter pot, 2 jars $1.00
Pot and ____, 2 crocks with taltard(?) $2.50
1 ___, 2 pickle tubs, 1 ___head & barrel $3.00
A quantity dryed beef & bacon $12.00

Adam Willliamson
Thomas Babb                    $1,085.50

New Castle County ___

Personally appeared on the 22^nd day of June 1805 the above ___ Adam Williamson and Thomas Babb and were duly qualified ___,

Before ___ Grubb

Returned into the registry office, Nov. 27, 1805 – John McClintock, Admr.

Wm McClintock

An inventory of the sales of the goods & chattles of William McClintock dec’d of Brrandywine Hundred – April 9^th 1805.

 A lot of old iron $41.00
Riddle & 2 wasts(?)   $8.00
3 Sickles $15.00
A small cheas pot $.10
A large cheas pot $.19
A lof of leather $1.81
A oats cradle $.09
One bagg $.81
One do $.60
One do $.90
One do $.90
One do $.61
Old pair of bedsteds & cord $.30
New do $.80
A small do $.21
A lot of earthen juggs $1.30
Brought over $9.26
A box(?) & sundries $.61
A ___hoe $1.05
A pair of painted bedsteds $1.50
2 open casks $.28
___ ___ & weger $80
A broad ax $2.25
A pitchen ax $.70
One do $1.05
A board ax & drawing nife $.50
2 collars $31
1 do $1.00
2 halters $.90
Dubletree & clevap $.70
Spade and shovel $.55
Spade and hoe $17
Shovel and hoe $.55
A boathook & Beier do $.70
A ____ rack .82
Brought over $23.71
3 Rakes $.25
One pair of chains $.86
A tale Chaine $.20
A pair of fetters(?) $.42
A ox chaine $1.15
2 Syths & Snead $.83
2 pair of heames(?) $.48
One pair of chaines $.50
One do $3.00
A Breachband & ___ $3.45
2 pitchforks $.76
2 do $.88
2 pair of ____ $2.10
One gund fork $1.15
A plough shear $.27
A funnell $.12
A half bushell $.13
A saddle & 2 bridles $1.00
A large ceader tubb $1.00

brought over $42.26

A tubb & buckett $.51
Bedsted & lacking bottom $2.95
2 bush bottom chairs $.42
Do $1.00
A handsaw $.90
A 1 1/2 inch augar $.21
A 2 inch do $.80
2 augars $.60
A pair of stilhards $1.60
Pot & pot hooks $1.50
A pale $.30
A Theallear $.30
Skunch shell $.30
Smoking pans $1.05
One blanket $1.05
2 earthen crocks $.03
One little wheel $2.00
One big do $1.65
A grind stone $3.30
A large plough $6.50
Brought over $69.23
A small plough $6.10
A harrow $1.60
Do $.85
A cart bed $11.35
A cart $9.00
A waggon $46.00
Axeltree & binding $1.55
One Shoath $7.10
One do $6.05
A pair of young oxen $44.50
A pair of old oxen $42.25
One black cow & calf $25.20
1 Red & white cow and calf $22.25
1 Bundled cow $26.50
1 black cow with white face $16.25
1 red cow $22.25
1 red steer $18.00
1 spotted steer $11.10
1 bull $16.60

Brought over $403.73

2 young steers $21.00
2 heffers $16.05
One bay horse $54.00
One stud horse $90.25
One black horse $74.00
A lot of shingles $.44
A Murdock $.91
A flax break $.90
Grain in the ground $154.00
A dutch pan $14.25
A lot of flax $.51
Rie straw $.63
Hay in the barn $8.00
A barrel with flaxseed $1.05
One stack of hay $4.10
Second do $7.00
Third do $10.00
A dining table $4.00
Scales & weights $.50

Brought forward  $865.32

1 sheet $.60
One ditto $.75
One blanket $1.50
One do $1.05
One Covorlet $.41
One bedtich $1.80
One ditto $1.95
One sheet $1.15
One do $1.10
One blanket $1.00
One ditto .$.55
One ditto $.55
One ditto $1.55
One ditto $2.00
One ditto $.78
One sheet $1.05
One bedtich $1.80
One bagg $.45
A wheel barrow $2.75
A cutting box & knife $2.25
Brought over $890.81
A 12 gallon thagg $.71
A ox yoke & shovel $.41
A barrel $1.00
One hogshead $1.07
A tar cann $.14

$894.14

Wearing apperil $25.00
To Martha McClintock – sundries $211.92
To Thomas Tod – Wheat & corn $94.52

$1,225.58

April 3 – 1807

Co. Admrs

In the orphans(?) Court of New Castle County April 11^th AD 1825

___ exceptions taken to the ____ of James Todd & Martha his wife Admr of Wm McClintock dec’d ____same ____ ____ ____ of Jno Allmond and Jane his wife ____

___ Kean, _ OC

John McClintock Admr

Examined, adjusted, allowed, and passed the 3rd day of April AD 1807 –

____ Tilton, Reg.

The account of Martha McClintock administratrix and John McClintock administrator of all and singular the goods, chattels, rights and credits which were of William McClintock late of Brandywine Hundred and county of Newcastle, farmer, deceased, as well of and for such and so much of the goods, chattels, rights and credits afresaid as same to tiehr hands as of and for their several charges payments and disbursments out of the same as followeth, to wit.

1805 To the whole amount of the appraisement of the personal estate of the dec’d inventory dated Anno. Dom. 1805 $1,085.50 April 9 To advance of sales above the appraisement $140.08

To John McClintock’s debts on book $15.28

NOTE: so much of item no. 36 as consists of interest is dsallowed $5.04

$1,245.90

1805

0 Mar 19 By cash paid for letters of administrarion 2.17
1 Mar 26 By do pd James Wilson for advertising 1.25
2 Apr 11 By do pd Violet Smyth 3.00
3 Apr 17 By do pd Samuel Cunnin 4.11
4 Apr 18 By do pd Richard C. Dale – Sheff(?) 112.47
5 Apr 9 By do pd Samuel Stewart 4.00
6 Jun 14 By do pd Thos Bird - ___ proven bond 50.00
7 Aug 13 By do pd John Heminy 1.78
8 Aug 14 By do pd Robert Torwood(?) – proven acct. 8.98
9 Aug 14 By do pd Howard Colt(?) – State road tax 7.13
10 Aug 30 By do pd William Sanderman – proven acct .56
11 Aug 19 By do pd Joseph Welden – proven acct 1.07
12 Sep 16 By do pd Issac Dixon 9.17
13 Aug 20 By do pd Samuel Heasly – proven acct 11.07
14 Aug 24 By do pd Herman McKee(?) – proven acct 1.07
15 Aug 30 By do pd Joseph Day Collt(?) – proven acct 17.00
16 Aug 27 By do pd David Penny for Coffin 7.00
17 Sep 4 By do pd Alexander ___ - proven note 38.36
18 Sep 14 By do pd R. Hamilton for Thos ____ - tax 73.34
19 Sep 12 By do pd Joseph Shipley – proven acct 3.82
20 Sep 24 By do pd James Wilson – advertising 1.00
21 ? 4 By do pd Robert Donaldson for Ann Donaldson 24.57
22 ? 5 By do pd Saml Smyth – proven acct 6.36
23 ? 8 By do pd Margaret Smuth – proven acct 2.70
24 ? 5 By do pd David Stedham – proven acct 2.74
25 ? 18 By do pd Jacob Stedham – proven acct 28.32
26 ? 23 By do pd John Harding – proven acct 19.55
27 ? 4 By do pd Tomas Stedham – certificate 17.97
28 ? 27 By do pd James Hamilton – proven acct 19.91
29 ? ? By do pd JacobWalden – proven acct 9.07

1806
30 Jan 9 By do pd Violet Smyth – proven acct 8.33
31 Mar 18 By do pd Patrick Carlile – proven acct 4.98
32 Mar 15 By do pd Andrew Rambo – proven acct .64
33 Apr 10 By do pd Braden Rice – proven acct 25.34
34 Apr 29 By do pd Paul Boughman – for diging grave 1.81
35 Mar 10 By do pd John Rambo – proven acct 3.91
36 May 8 By do pd William Clark – proven acct 89.11
37 May ? By do pd Samuel Smyth – proven acct 45.00
38 Sep 13 By do pd John Nyndman – proven acct 2.44
39 Sept 7 By do pd George Mafley – proven acct 4.11
40 Aug 23 By do pd Philip Lord – proven acct 1.34
41 ? 4 By do pd John McColl – proven acct 1.63
42 Sep 25 By do pd William V. Harvey – proven acct 1.21
43 Sep 23 By do pd Isaac Stevenson – note proven 15.47

1805
44 Sep 14 By do pd R. Hamilton for Thos Beeson(?) – tax 61.39

1806
45 Mar 21 By do pd R. Hamilton for Wm Vandever – tax 26.17
46 May 24 By do pd James Gillis – proven acct 5.07
47 Sep By do pd Cornelius Derrickson’s debt and cost of ____ 19.62

1807
48 Feb 17 By do pd John Landers – proven account 12.10
49 Feb 17 By do pd J. Stevenson – for stating this account 1.25
50 Feb 17 By dy pd John McClintock one of these accountants and admr of Thomas McClintock ___ ___ 8.63
51 Feb 17 By do pd Jacob Sudham(?) – note proved spec 39.44
52 Feb 17 By do pd Thomas Talley – note proved spec 44.61
53 Feb 17 By do pd A. Tilton – for copy of inventory 1.20

Dollars 916.85

An allowance made the admrs for their care and trouble 90.00
Registers fees for ___ and filing this acco 3.07
And for an attested copy thereof 4.57
Balance remaining in the hands of the amdrs to be accounted for on a further and final settlement 234.52

Dollars 1,245.90

June 23, 1824

The account of James Tod and Martha his wife who by the name of Martha McClintock was survivng administratrix of Wm McClintock dec’d.

The administrators are charged with the following towit –

1807 -April 3
Balances remaining in the hands of the administrators on settlement of this and the form of $231.52

Balances overpaid and due admr $1,935.35

Dollars $2,169.87

The administrators are allowed the following disbursment:

1806 - June 9 Each paid for___ ___ ___ 15.80
1807 - June 28 Thomas Talley 4.07
1808 Joseph Elliot 12.07
1810 - Oct 24 Samuel McClintock 18.36
1811 Tho Perkins ___ and P. Adkins(?) ______________
1813 Judgments ____ 81.68
Dec 31 John Bird ___ ____ ____ 423.57
1816 - Aug 28 Jane McKinley’s Esq 1392.00

$2013.55

Commission to admr’s 150.00
Register pricing and filing – 3.07
Copy – 1.25 4.32

2169.87

Errors excepted – James Todd admr.

Examined adjusted allowed and ____ the 23^rd day of June AD 1824
Evan H. Thomas – Register
John Allmond, Jane, his wife, James M. Tod & Martha, his wife, admrs of Mr. McClintock

File these the exceptions and ____ citation _____ on 11 April 11 next with notice ___ respondents to produce at the commencement of the court, the book or books of account of the late Mr. McClintock and and ___ also all notes, ___ or other ___ of ___ in the ___ of the said Mr. McClintock after time of his decease.

L.Lane

March 12, 1825

John Allmond and Jane his wife
and
James Tod and Martha his wife
Admr of William McClintock dec’d

Personally appeared Martha Tod one of the respondants above named who being duly sworn doth say that John McClintock was a coadministrator with this ___ the settlement of the estate of the said William McClintock, that the settlement of the same was entirely managed by him, and the amount of the administration in allowed and prepared by the Register was settled by the said John McClintock and the vouchers obtained by him. And this ____ saith that since the 1^st ____ of the said account John McClintock the coadministrator hath departed this life, without having delivered the said vouchers to this ____ or any person for ____ that ___ she received notice of the above app____ she has made diligent inquiry of the communication of the said John McClintock and has not___ been able to obtain any information on writing(?) them.

Name illegible

Name illegible Martha Tod (her mark)

April 4, 1825

Exceptions to account of Martha McClintock administratrix and John McClintock admiistrator of William McClintock. ____ the third day of April 1807, which said Martha survived the said John her coadministrator, and also to the account of James Tod and the said Martha his wife who by the name of Martha McClintock was surviving administrator of William McClintock deceased ___ the 23^rd day of June AD 1824, which exceptions are taken ____ on behalf of John Allmond and Jane his wife, late Martha McClintock and a child of the said William McClintock. riz.

First – that the said accountants have not accounted for all the goods, chattels, ____ and ____ of the said William McClintock and particularly ____ book debts, ___ and notes due and owing to the said William McClintock at the time of his decease.

Second – That the items, numbered, four, five, six, eight, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty-one, twenty five, twenty six, twenty seven, twenty eight, twenty nine, thirty, thirty three, thirty six, thirty seven, forty four, forty five, forth seven, forth eight, fifty, fifty two on the ____ side of the first mentioned account and are not supported by ____ legal vouchers, and ought not for other reasons to have been paid.

Third – The allowance to the said administrators granted in the said just mentioned account is under the circumstances of the case unreasonable and improper and ought not to have been allowed.

Fourth – That the balance of $234.52, stated to be in the hands of the said administrators, by the said first mentioned account is ____ than ____ sum actually in their hands.

Fifth – That the balance charged in the last mentioned account as remaining in the hands of the administrators as per settlement April 3^rd, 1807 is small and erroneous.

Sixth – That the items in the said last mentioned account, on the ____ ____ there of and numbered, one, tow, three, four, five, six and seven are not supported by regular legal vouchers and for other reasons ought not to have been allowed, particularly the interest of the said debts.

Fourth – That in the payment of debts sought against the said estate the administrators have improperly paid and have been improperly allowed for the payment of interest thereon for a long and unreasonable period of time.

Eight - That the commissions allowed ____ administrators in the said last mentioned account, are unreasonably sought not to be allowed.

Ninth – That the balance of $1,935.35, charged to have been over paint by the said administrators is erroneous, ____.

For which said exception ____ the said executors pray that the said accounts may be reexamined revised in the orphans court and finally ____ and adjusted ____ ____, of the right of the matter and the said exceptions ____ that the said accountants may be compelled to produce at the commencement of the court the book and books of accounts of the said William McClintock, ____other deceased and also all honor, notes and other evidences of debts remain in either ____ at his decease.

L. Lane – for the Exceptan____