New Castle Co., DE:  Jacob Cartwright Estae records 1809-1811
Found on earliest roll of microfilm for New Castle Co., Delaware wills at 
the Hall of Records, Dover, Delaware July 1999 by Peggy Miller.  

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An inventory of the goods and Chattles of Jacob Cartright Deceased of 
Appoquiniminck Hundred as was presented  and appraised by the Subscribers 
the 24th day of February 1809.

To one feather bed No. 1                              $10.25
To one feather bed No. 2                                7.00
To one feather bed No. 3                                3.00
To 4 very old bedspreads                                2.00
To 2 linnen sheets                                      2.00
To 2 muslin dito                                        1.25
To old table linnen & napkin                             .50
To 2 bed steads & cord by the ___                       1.50
To old pine chest                                        .30
To 4 queanes ware plaits                                 .15
To small lot puter                                      1.00
To pine cubboard                                        2.00
To old Desk 300 Old beaureau 200                        5.00
To 5 old Rush bottom chairs                             1.00
To dining table                                         3.00
To 4 old iron pots                                      2.25
To griddle & frying pan                                 1.06
To smothing iron                                         .25
To old boyler                                            .06
To Coffee Mill                                           .75
                                              Dols.   $44.32

                          Amount Brot. forward        $44.32
To Ceder Churn                                           .50
To Siltards (?)                                         1.25
To old Andirons & old tub                                .25
To little wheeal                                        1.00
To hive of Beese                                        1.25
To looking glass                                         .10
To Brindle pride Cow                                   10.00
To Brindle Cow                                         11.00
To Brown Mare                                          35.00
To One Saw                                              6.25
To Harrow teeth                                          .80
To Dung fork                                             .50
To one femail Slave 
Named Mary age 25                                     100.00
To 1 Mail Slave Named 
Thomas Aged About 7 years                             100.00
                                          Dols.       312.22
John Banilow

Returned to the Registers Office August 28th, 1809      
By Dickinson Webster Adm.






Disbursement of the estate of Jacob Cartwright 1809 to 1811

The account of Dickinson Webster Administrator ___ ___ Non of Jacob 
Cartwright late of Appoquimimink Hundred in the County of New Castle 
deceased, as well for so much of the goods and chattels rights and credits 
of the deceased as came to his hands as for his several charges 
disbursements as follows:

February 21, 1809
The accountant craves an Allowance for the following disbursements to wit.
Cash paid for Setlers of Administration                                                   $ 2.17
Stating this account                                  $l.00
Register fees settling filing                          2.14
An attached copy thereof                                .75                                 3.89
Allowed the Adm. D. Bonilow for his care trouble                                                20.00
Balance in the hands of the Administrator to be disposed of According to
the Law with Interest from February 21, 1810                                              286.16
                                                                                          312.22
February 24, 1809 
The accountant charged himself with the goods and chattels of the 
Intestate a_? specified in an inventory & appraisement thereof 
filed in the Registers Office the sum of                                                  312.22

Isaac Cartwright one of the Children & Heirs of the Intestate
October 2, 1811
By his one fourth part of the above balance 
on Interest from February 21, 1810                                                         71.54

Jacob Cartwright one of the Children & Heirs of the Intestate
October 2, 1811
By his one fourth part of the above balance
on Interest from February 21, 1810                                                         71.54

Ann Cartwright one of the Children 
Did not get a copy of the other half of the page?

Abraham Cartwright one of the Children
Did not get a copy of the other half of the page?
July 1, 1809
To B____ Abraham Cartwright from March 10th 
to July 1st 1809.  16 weeks at $1.50                            24.00

It appears that Ann and Abraham were paid the same fourth amount.  
$71.54 multiplied times four equals $286.16 the balance of the estate.