CULPEPER COUNTY – ESTATE OF SUSANAH COLE, 1763

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Estate: Susanah Cole, Culpeper County, VA (1763)  (partial)

Coles     )  The Estate of Susanah Cole, deceased, sold by me, John Cole,
Executors )  Executor.
Account   )
             To paid Fredrick Zimmerman, paid account    £ 0  18  6

             To paid William Thrax?,     paid   Do         4   2  1

             To paid Uriah Cardes?       paid   Do         1  12  6

(end of page)

                                                      Teste:
                                                      Roger Dixon, Cl.Cur.(assumed)

Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book A, 1749-1770
Culpeper Co, VA
Reel 31, page 344

Note: There is no date on this portion of the document, however other documents
on page 344 (there were 3) were dated August 1763.

Note: The Court Clerk's name: Roger Dixon, is assumed based on the fact that all 
previous documents in this time frame were signed by him.

Note: A Clerk in this time period would have been a man who could read & write;
a man of letters; a scholar (archaic definition).