First Administrative Account of Tobias Butler, 1816: Frederick Co., Maryland Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Bill Thayer (whthayer@verizon.net) Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.net/md/mdfiles.htm ************************************************ MdHR Frederick Co. Adm.Accts L.HS#2, f.171-174 loc.1-50-9-36 Acct of Tobias Butler dated 25 Nov 1816 The first account of James F. Huston administrator of Tobias Butler late of Frederick County deceased. This Accountant charges himself with the Inventory of said deceased's personal Estate ammounting to $ 230.50 Also with Inventory of money left by said deceased $1534.62 1/2 Also with current money received of Joseph M. Cromwell Sheriff for fees due said deceased collected by him after deducting insolvencies this ____?_____ $ 390.92 2164.04 1/2 And this accountant prays an allowance for the following payments & disbursements to wit: For current money paid Jacob Gibbons for crying the sale of said dec'ds personal property, as per receipt appd. 3.00 For ditto paid Isaac Aisong? for Lane & Rutherford for articles furnished for funeral, as p acct & rec't appr 10.12 1/2 For ditto paid George A. Littlejohn for George Littlejohn for services rendered at the funeral of said deceased as p Acct and rec't appears 7.00 For ditto paid Leond G. Littlejohn for making said deceased's Coffin as per acct appears 15.00 For ditto paid __?__ Thomas for Henry Thomas for articles furnished for said deceased's funeral as per acct appears 7.25 For ditto paid James Robertson for sundries furnished for ditto as acct & rec't appears 4.50 For ditto paid George Baltzell Collector for County & Road Tax from 1808 to 1815 both inclusive as p acct & rec't appears 19.56 For ditto paid Jo: Swaringen Collector for the Direc't Tax of 1815 as receipt appears 2.88 For ditto paid John Carr for diging the grave of said deceased as p receipt appears 3.00 For current money paid Margaret Crabell? for makeing shroud as p rec't appears 1.00 For ditto paid Stephen Kline for tolling the bell at said deceased's funeral, as p receipt appears 1.00 For ditto paid George Boxer for articles furnished for said deceased's funeral as p acct of receipt appears 7.50 For ditto paid Henry Steiner Regis for granting Letters of Adm as acct of rec't appears 3.40 For ditto paid ditto for filing list of sales as p acct of rec't appears 0.04 For ditto paid ditto for recording Invy & c as p acct: of rec't appears 0.74 For ditto paid ditto for escemplicfication of Letters of Adm as p acct rec't appears 0.00? For ditto paid Valentine Doup? as p acct proved & receipt appears 1.50 For ditto paid George Gebhart as p acct 6.31 For ditto paid Worman & Chouse? 17.00 For ditto paid Benjamin Harwood Treasurer... 1500.00 For ditto paid Gideon Bantz Escor? of William Smith deceased as p note receipt appears 311.00 For ditto paid ditto Escor? of ditto on account of a claim which said William Smith deceased had against Elizabeth Butler deceased, who was the wife of said Tobias Butler as p receipt appears 266.66 2/3 For ditto paid f. Coyle? for Gales of ____... 4.50 For ditto paid for Whiskey for the sale of siad deceased's personal property 0.75 For current money paid into the Frederick Town Branch Bank on a Note of said deceased's in said Bank in part of principal & for discounts 127.70 For ditto allowed this accountant for a decrease on the sale of the personal property of said deceased 3.30 1/4 For ditto paid Register for recording Inventory of Mony 0.19 For ditto paid ditto for stating records __ p this account 2.61 3/4 10% Commission allowed this accountant on &238.50 the amount of Inventory $23.85 Extra allowance made ditto by the Orphans Court for the settlement of said deceased's Estate & for making out the fees due said deceased, which are charged in this account $46.76 70.61 2164.04 1/2 Frederick Cournty, to wit: On the 25th day of November, 1816, then came James H. Huston administrator of Tobias Butler late of Frederick County deceased, and made oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God that the aforegoing account is just and true as it stands stated to the best of his knowledge and that he hath paid, or secured to be paid, the several sums for which he hath parayed an allowance whereupon, after due examination is passed by the Orphans Court. Test. Henry Steiner Regr.